The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-16 00:00:00

assignee, described es "sundry shares and bills, and
stock valued between 41. and 61. P" Joao FITZZOY
Winn°, Fag., is evidently not a person of austere mo-
nifty; when bankruptcy finally nperveack be le
found living in a villa at North Bank with a lady of the
name of VIANON under his protection (was this the
lady of the guipure shawl P). Fortunately for him
he is able to swear, and no one apparently is able to
disprove, that the house when he is so residing is the
lady's own, that the furniture was also hers, and
though he himself gave orders for its removal
to the Penteohniooe, yet he only did so under
the directions of the fair proprietress. It would
have been • sorry termination to a career so pros.
peTOUS to have been unable to protect the furniture am
well as the lady. At broker's prices the protected
chairs and tables would have made bat a ssny
addition to the amts. At the Pantechnicon they
may conveniently wait till the improved state of
his affairs "makes a call" on the late Director
of the late Patent Brick Company for another
villa to decorate, and, it may bs, another lady to
protect. Aod it is to help tech people as this that
the Court of Bankruptcy has been established! If

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NATIONAL TIBLIONAPII.)
HAMBURG, THIJNIDLT.

The Board of Commerce, favourably viewing the
petition of the merchants, hes sent to the Senate a
memorial of 38 folio pages, strongly recommending a
gold standard for Germany, and urgently praying its
immediate introduction here.

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.
(sy mutton° via,Nows.)
(710 X 0171. ovrN COPAZBPOSDRIIT.)
LIVERPOOL, TariaDAT.
This day, at eleven a.m., the Liverpool and Phila.
delphia Swam-ship Company's iron screw-steamer
Kangaroo, Capt. R. Ewing, which left Philadelphia
on the 2nd instant with 6,000 dollars in specie on
freight, arrived is the Mersey.
_ _

i The yellow fever wu increasing n Brooklyn.
There was a conflagration at Louisville, on the let
October, and several factories were consumed. The
loss is estimated at about 75,000 dollars.
We have no news of importance, u commercial
affairs are unaltered eines the Asia'i sailing.

the too frequent practice of the Commissioner bad
not been the other way, we should have been led to
the conclusion that such a ow would have been at
ono* hooted out of court.

Int Court.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

BALMORAL, 00T. 14.
The Queen drove out yesterday, accompanied by
the Niemen Helena and Login and Primo Alfred, and
attended by the Hen. Mary &Tam.
Prise' Albert west to the bill deer stalking.

(PROM MI 01%x 001.1WONDIEWL)
PARIS, WIDIMIDAT EVINING.

Sines the Emperor's retain to Paris from Biarrits
there has been a marked change in the tone of the
government journals with regard to the execution of
the treaty of Paris. Instead of exercising their inge-
nuity to invent excuses for whatever Russia or
Austria might do, they now seem disposed, to a great
extent, to support the views entertained by the Eng-
lish government. I have already pointedly directed
attention to the observations of the Pays and Part's,
which were afterwards reinfbreed by a stately article
in the Constitutions's, against the prolonged occupa-
tion of the Principalities by Austria. The Pays of
this evening Mclnnes itself to the Russian preten-
sions in the Danube, and puts forward the following
forcible arguments against the Russian claim to
Bolgrad :

The Dashes of Hoot passed Womb Landes yesterday
attorosea as rode from York to her esekkaes. Frogmen,
seer *tastier. Her Royal Rightism yr accompanied by
t►e Prissier Amalie of Hohealohe Gabfillagfatst, sad was
attended by Lady Augusta Brace *ad Str Gear Cooper.

TEE RETURN OF HER MAJESTY.

IDINBURGH. WanwanDAT Evainxe.

The Quinn loft Balmoral this morning at sight
o'clock, for ildiabargb, porting by Benson sad Abort* to
13enttery. Her Mejosty was resolved ben by Mr. Patriot
Maiden, viee-cbsirmaa of the NNE' Hallway, Mr.
Alibi, sad Mr. Fergeses, st 12.10.
Tits trait noshed Perry-hill, Aberdare, at 1146, where
fur Majesty was received by Sr Theme Blakey, Provost
of Aberden, amid Mr. Thowpecta, Major Bristle, Mr. Shale,
sad Mr. Beak, et tits &sleigh Monk-Buena Rallies, di-
reetiose.

The trait arrived at Stoneham at 1.10, where her Mir
jetty bed lamberts, and left at 1.30. The stades was
elegantly decorated. The train arrived at Feder at 2.63,
where Lied Pianism took leave of km Majesty.
Perth was melted at 8.30, where the Rod of Meadleld
sad Lord Stretkailaa, with the provost and magistrates sad
a large mummy, were menet. Colonel /abeam', Kr.
Braes, of }Emmett, sad Prevost Sawyers, of the Elsottish
Csatral Direstlon, sad Mr. Peter Blaekbaes, M.P., sad
Mr. Jamieson, of the Bellabergit and Glasgow sad esettialt
Central Railway% essempanied the data to lidtabargla,
arriving at Stirling at 6.2, nada a royal salute from the
malls gm. Ens, as et all the OW Mations, there were
Hwy gnarls et Maser.

The eorl wed; strived Ia Ediabargh at 615, Weise
kept time to a miaow, seder the ibis nasegement et Mr.
&mew Clarke. The weather was stormy Is the worm-
ing, but get raft towards aftersoos ; the disuses posted wit
thirty. eight Wile, sad by nil 1884 anise.
At St. Margaret's 'Mies her Majesty was resolved by
Vietosat rielrille sad alters' staff, Mr. !Merit Gerdes,
sad several disinters of the North British Balmy. The
royal party drove la carriages through the perk to Holy-
rood, when the Lord Provost sad other gentlemen were Ia
trainee. The serriageo mire eland, bet, sot eithetaadlog
the &Awn, there was a considerable anseablage la the
perk. The way wee Used by the 6th Drawn. Guards, the
34th Begiateat, sad two conpaaies of Boyd Artillery. The
Marquis of Dalltenele, by modal lavitetke, waited ea her
Majesty is Belyrood, sod had baltaa-bear's witnesses. The
diluter perry was Batted to the royal sake. Her Ka-
Jody leaves licliaburgit tasonew morals; at 11.41

Off PLZOTILSO TILIMILLPX.)

Tavaanam lleaanto.
The Clam loft Ediabargh thin morning at a
gutter to eight Vasa, arriving at Dasher at 8.26, and
Semi* at 9.16. The royal party mold the Tweed la
the enjoyseat of fair author. AU troll.

ROYAL Visa TO CANADA.—Than b I report pre
velem fa Canada that her Majesty's physfelsa, Mr Hairy
Helloed, hes some over kw abs purpose of seeertelaiag
whether Quota Victoria nit►t with safety trust her royal
parses to the Casadlaa climate. The salvereal resceass la
Canada* " that tits situate eau elespers advantageously
with say la lamps, sot even excepting Italy itself. Her
Majesty seed aot have say apprehend/se N this Mad, if els
plasma to viols this—ohs greaten her Weals& Let her
some, mad she will meet with a nest nathselastie raseptioa,••
—Ossesiisee Yews.

Tigt BiggsTole Baangli.—Netwithetandthe the
teasel laamesey el the weather, we stgl fled tbe town
well of fee Adam, espesially et the higher elms. The Berl
of Cudigsa, Imputes GOMM at Guilty, is imputed at
ear sudsy barrados tkia remakm; intaradime have beta
resolved fer a fan puede Is the afterasem We amemeed
last week the arrival of the Marquis of Abusers sad
family; oa Saturday Mt the Illuddeasse was sesieed of
a see, sad we are /sappy to bear that her ladyship tad latest
are doing well. TM tad of St. Gemara has mired at gie
Marise-paredie. The But of /beldam has takes 11, liesesa-
square. The Marekteases of Cemegkaat sad Lady Medium
have arrived at 2, Waterloo-strut. The Dowager Lady
Chichester wield m Friday last at 66, Braaawick-equare,
Lord Crewe Is mem; the latest 'revile at the Bedford
Hotel. Lord Dimmer, Me has taken 9, Ea tors-turate,
fee the sister, was espeeted 'wards,. Lady Weir Hogg
has arrived at Seymour Huse, Norielk-equare. Lord sad
Ludy Yam were upend yesterday at the Royal finites
Hotel. Lady Masada tad fuggy an among the latest
arrivals at the Bust Mks Hetet. Lord sad Lady Brill.
pert en smug the latest snivels at the Bedford Hotel.
Leed sad Lady Coldwater have snivel at di, Marise.
parade. Sir C. D. Cresiey, Shade of Louden sad Middle-
s's, who bed rematly arrived at the Bedford Hotel, km
aim apartments at the Maxim Kaska. Madams Grid
sad Miser Marie arrived last Saturday at the Bud ABMs
Hotel fee the wpm of Midas their family, who remain
at Brighten. They left egaia ea Moaday for Bath, to
penes their purrimial tar, sad will slag at Brighten is
the " Ours &dub " of Mr. F. Wright wise mu
week. Melee Gement Ike James Ostrom Is awes the
arrivals at the Balked fisteL Mrs. Thomas arrived yam-
day at Sollassen-meare.—Dripitea Gums.

The tut of the treaty ter distinctly that the frontier liu
shall peas to the math of Bolgted. That is equiveleat to
Gulag that Boland shall continue to form pert of BOUM-
Dia. Bat Bolgrad is situated at the northers o f
the Yalpak Lake, which itself comaturiestee with the
Dumb*, and area touches Isola The object of the treaty
would thonfore be defeated, if the Easel= prolamine to
the pomessioa of Bohm/ were allowed. That would be to
give to Blush precisely what it was 'shaded to take from
her—teamely, as outlet to the =oaths of the great On.
male river. latched, the pluipoteatiaries supposed that
the Mired in swathe, of which nobody had ever heard
balm was at such a namable distaaos from the lake as
would suable them to gaud the hulloes of the Da-
man, whitest taking a single village more away
from Ratak Bat the geogtaphis feet sow knows
presents the shersative either of retaking Bolgrad, or hu-
las amnia is the enjoyment of the Yelpak Lake. nu
Ellifiael were quite alive to the matter, for Y. de Bruno,'
insisted showily that the lake itself should be coded to
Buda. Bat tho useesdos was on of thus whist the
Cures, would sot maku ea any auutat, sad the failure
of K. de Brumes propositioa proves ideally what wan the
aphit of OM treaty in thh respect. The speedos sow Is,
Mw the spirit el the treaty is to De reameiled with the teat
of Art M. If Bush should obstiaately inlet spoil the
totter, the debate may be hag and stormy ; but U the pru.
deems of Alexander 11. does not forsake him ea the roust
musky all may yet be stnaged to the satialutioa of both
parties.

THE ROYAL. Ban= BALL.—YWINdIty 01!Uhl
toffs el erraspasat, eceesquat ea the kissed.. pealed
by the Gaut ef Mummy, were maw to by the perdu is
Ole 215141/. mad Es szespdes is takes to the maser la wki
they were ruresseted be the Court of &abysm, wbare
Nan usa as speesraase for tbs distal sways et the
Curt of Cluseery, it nay be proper to state Nat as ea
taterview tissues the spikiest, for the anion la
bukraptey sad the Wield assearr, theta tarn oz.
pound their wilibeesses to withdraw th'e essesess easiest
the elided sumer fee esstestpt, sad is. the garrearis
ben p assies, awl the Wow eapreeeed LM enlieguest
sot to make the setter • pausal see. at Hued azpileilly
thee be scald set tate:fan is the suitor et the Waned=
pelletal by the Court of Cliteserry. It was miss screed that
the stake Mr payment of all masse to the WWII sr
slue*. Mr. Lou, dwelt be witharaw•. Yesterday • *spy
A the bill la Clbassery wee served sa the .S.W solve'
of the Curt ef Baskreptey. mod the skims of about 9001,
&peahen wows peeved at the Mows. brush.
As eetitiont (says the Masse Pee) betel the Mar.
qui' of lads" ea bit woy_lts the petty eillifleB of Castle-
damsel sa flobsedey We. ne buss the *stole asatism.o.
Albs eeideete etumbisd and AU, titre alas Ida
vie peat oldme Se the pseud. Had sot hisro
ontob
he bseedly peestelsd bb bee& the usseloesses Webs Imo
boss el • assisue
se Os amuse ss it was, be nee* toestood •
Mr
The Doke et Ilesedert has presented the Pon O.
Powell %M . M.A._ Oust, et Nettleton, MOWN, Oa the
view /Mee WNW, ser

The Moniteur publishes the return of the reosipts
of the indirect taxes for the first nine months of the
present year, amounting to 764,218,000 fr., being an
lumen on the corresponding period of 1866 of
64,429,000. r. The branches of revenue which, on a
comparison of the two periods, show the greatest
improvement are—potable liquors, 21,769,000 fr.; re.
gistration dues, 17,241,000 fr.; beetroot sugar,
14,624,0001,.; sale of tobacco, 7,310,000 fr.; import
duty on French colonial sugar, 3,828,0001,.1
stamp duties, 2,386,000 fr. The principal di.
Waal:loaf have been on the import duty
on formign sugar of 16,061,000 fr., and
sundry merchandise 8,802,0001 r. Comparing the
reosipts of the first nine months of this year with the
corresponding period of 1864, the improvement is
much greater, amounting to 136,484,0001,. Regis-
tration dues show an looms, of 44,725,000 fr.
potable liquors 24,230,0001 r.; import duty on sundry
merchandise, 17,611,000 fr. ; best root sugar,
10,881,000 fr.; sales of tobacco, 11,480,000 fr.; French
colonial sugar, 8,674,0001,.; gunpowder, 2,238,000 fr.
The only material &creme is la the import duty on
foreign sugar, which shows a diminution of
3,641,0001 r.

At the Boars, today, the effect of a fall of I per
cent. in Consols, announced by telegraph, was to a
great extent counterbalanced by the favourable re-
turns of the indirect taxes for the first sine maths
of the year, published by the Monitor. Them rc
tarns show an augmentation of upwards of
34,000,000 fr. upon last year, and of 136,000,000 fr.
as compared with 1864, and the estimates of the
budget foe the eine meads are exceeded by
78,000,000 fr. The Rent, °peed with firmness, aid
was in considerable demand for eons time, but in
the middle of the day sales predestinated, btteineme
was dull. and prices retrograded. Within the last
quarter of as hoar there was a snare rally, and quota-
tions recovered to nearly the highest prides of the
day. The Re ate closed at 68fr. 300. for cash, and
88fr. 700. for account, with a rise of 20c. and 46c.
Credit Mobilier, after oossideeable fluctuations, closed
with a ries of 16fr. Railways were tolerably floe
and "reports' for the half monthly settle-
ment were eery. A circular from the syn-
dilate of the agar do change had rump
Resided parties not to delay the settlement of
their secoants till the last moment, and it is probable
that, tar marquees of this unusual step, the trace.
actions of the settlement were to a great extent an-
thdpated. Two or three lines rose from 10fr. to tote.,
lasd the others from 24. 60c. to 6fr.

_ .
Mere than OM of the leading railway companies
are uaderstocci to be abort of money, in consequence
of the resent difficulties is the way of raising
1 Wm

Marshal Serrano, the Spanish ambassador in
Paris, yt sterday remind the visits of the members
of tlie diplomatic body.
It appears to to certain that the polioe, with a
view to mitigate the great amonat of dimontent
sow exist's, among the poorer oboes in Part,
have sent round to the principal home proprietors to
reeommend them strongly not only not to raise
rents, bet to be oared not to exact payment too
rigorously from these who are ill able to pay. This
species of interference with property, considered as a
medial arum is likely to be um, Wildest, but it
b a very atrikieg symptom, indeed, of the pressers of
the times. I have heard this evening a very tragioal
story, the truth of which is, I believe, not doabtfal. On
the Bth, the quarter of small lodgers, a poor man went
to mks an spongiest, aid was asked the new very
✓enal question, whether he had say N shildres, eats,
or dogs f• He replied in the negative I but on
taking r meow, it appears that be had some (I do
net know which) of these oboosioes followers. The
leeprieter Insisted that be skald tun est. and oa

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EYENINCI, OCTOBER 16, 1856.

his refusal proceeded to throw his furniture out of
the window. Upon this the man swore the proprie-
tor should follow the lux* and, es good u his word,
proceeded to pitch him into the street, where he wits
taken rep dead.

SPAIN.

According to an official list of the new Spanish
ministry, published by the Messager de Bermes, and
said to have been sent by the civil governor of Gui-
pasaoa to the Spanish consul at Bayonne, M. Arragola,
who was rep3rted by the Moniteur to be Minister of
Justice, is not in the cabinet. It is thought that he
will be restored to the post of President of the Su-
preme Tribunal, which he has already held. M.
Seiju is the Minister of Justice; M. Baozenallaua,
Minister of Finanoe ; and M. Moyano, Minister of
Public Works. In other respects, this list is in con-
formity with that published originally in the Express
and Alcesiteur.

The Madrid Epoca of the 11th contains the follow-
ing passage, which reeds strangely when we bear in
mind that the unexpected change of ministry took
place on the 12th, or very little more than four-and•
twenty hours after that journal was published:

At the reception the Quin gave the President of the
Council end the other Weston: unequivocal: proofs of the
pleasure which ohs felt at the conciliatory policy of the pre-
sent cabinet, which tends to dr►w together all the hopertent
political nun is Spain. Oar august sovereign did the same
at the bell in the evening. Her Majesty opened the be 1
with the President of the Council (O'Donnell) so her
partner, and Manhel Noreen had the honour of dancing
with her af,erwarde. Her Majesty also danced with M.
Rios ROM, Minister of the Interior, with General de la
Conchs, with General Echague, civil governor of Madrid,
and with a member of the cmpa diplomatique, whose nese
we could not amertais. The ball was very brilliant, and it
was not until alter foar o'clock in the morning that the
Clasen left it.

The Leon Espanol and:;the Espana, organs of
Karma's psety, of the rinse date, vehemently deny
that there wri any tenth in the assertion of a Cadiz
journal (which had created some sensation) that a
sort of conspiracy had been formed in the house of
the Doke de Rivas for ousting O'Donnell and his
colleague., and forming a new ministry of General
Nerves., Mike de Rivas, M. Moyano, M. Nocedal,
and others!

The Madrid Gazee publishes a decree which re-
establishes in the province of Ouipazaca the Central
House of the Jesuits, which wea founded in 1861
trader the ministry of M. Bravo Menloi and closed
et the revolution of 1864.

A correspondent of the Nord of Brussels writing
from Paris uys :—" I have just learned that Marshal
Serrano, ambassador at the French Court, has re-
ceived a despatch from the Spanish Minister of
Foreign Affairs, informing him that the change of
ministry has no political signification and is a sport.
burnous and personal act of the Queen'

A letter of the 11th, from Madrid, says that the
renoontre between General Narvaez and M. Gael y
Bate, to which we alluded yesterday, was a topic of
much interest in Madrid. It says:—
Dm Ramon (General Minim) has jut assaulted Gael y
Rests, the husband of the khans loafs. Nerve's met
hint at the house of General Alum:tie) new CapTili7o7-
norel of the Philippines, sad on amertalslog who he weehe
soled out, in proems of the lady of the house and several
other visitors 'Alt you resod, you sowed; Eira:sset.
Yea told lies of as. in as COMIC Tske this, and Mt%
aid this I" suiting the motion to the wad, and striking his
repeatedly. Goal did not Warn the blows,bat merely tried to
avoid them, Wittig oat "Senor Dyes l por Dios 1 ewe Atte
V?" (Doke, for haven's sake I what are you about l) The
persons pretest interfered, and put an end to the affair.
Gael subsequently seat • Mallen' to Namaes to fight
him with small swords, which Norms accepted. The
(Mem iaterferod, sod mom say she wrote a letter to Nai-
vete, saying that his sword sad life belonged to her, and
that lb@ might want them sod his soumels some day or
other. Others say that her Majesty seat for him, and es-
acted his word of homar not to fight, whkdt he gam. Unit
result is that Gall has bees packed off to Set Sebastian to
join his wife.

Another letter states that all this has done Names
each mischief in publie opinion, ea showing how on.
governable his panto= are, and as indicatingjwhat
he iv capable of when in power and conitnand.

NAPLES.

A letter from Vienna, in the Wsirtsberp Gazette,
says:—" The Neapolitan government matinees its
armaments with the greatest activity. The wer
reserves have been called oat, which will bring up
the force of the infantry to nearly 70,000. A spcoial
credit has bzen opened to General Filangieri, the
chief of the artillery, who is occupied in replacing all
the old guns on the batteries by new ones. The same
activity is displayed is the naval department. The
Log has ordered that all the vessels of war shall be
fitted out for service, and that operation is going on
so rapidly, that in a short time two line-of-battle
ships, fifteen sailing and steam frigates, two cot settee,
and several small steamers, and a great number of
wheats, will be ready to leave the Neapolitan ports."