The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-01 00:00:00

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bind with an advance in the corn
given t
a certain check to business • the
manufacturing districts, the reports
the past week are satisfactory. A cerniderable
sinouat of business Les been done at Manchester,
and prices of mod kinds of cotton goods are well
supported. Many of the spinners and manufactu-
rers are well supplied with orders, which, in some
instances, will afford occupation until the
end of the year. The demand for cotton
goods for China has decidedly increased, and
a large number of transactions have taken
place for that quarter. The accounts re-
ceived on Saturday morning from Calcutta report
that although there had not been a total absence of
demand, it had fallen far short of the desire of im-
porters to sell, and, consequently, there had been
a further decline in almost all kinds of cotton
goods. Prices are described as little more than
nominal, the supplies being excessive.

In the woollen districts a moderate amount of
business has been done, at steady prices. The
stocks of goods are kept within a moderate com-
pass ; and the mills continue in full employment,
although at Bradford and its neighbourhood there
are some looms standing. The Nottingham lace
trade continues Bat, but in the limier), branch an
average amount of movement is reported.
The position of the Midland hardware trade ap-
pears to be tolerably good. There is no animation,
but no complaint. The iron trade, however, is
dull, and it is with difficulty that prices are sup.
ported. It is announced from Wolverhampton,
nevertheless, that at the preliminary meeting of
ironmasters just held it was unanimonaly decided
to keep the price of iron for next quarter the same
as in the one just closed.

HER MAJESTY'S ARRIVAL AT COBUBO.

Sirr. 26.

The Princess of Prussia and the Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess of Baden breakfasted with tb', Queen and
the Prince Consort at eight o'clock yeeterdaylmorning.
Before leaving the Hotel d'Angleterre, the Burgomaster
of Frankfort and the Syndicate were presented to her
Majesty by Sir Alexander Malet, Lord John Russell being
present, and the Equerries in Waiting in attendance.
Her Majesty left Frankfort by railway at nine o'clock.
At Aachoftraburg the President of the Circle had the
labour of being presented to her Majesty by Sir John Mil.
hooka, her Majesty's Minister at the Court of Bavaria.
The train which conveyed her Majesty and the royal
party reached Coburg at five o'clock. At the station the
Duke of Coburg and Gotha and Prince Frederick William
of Prussia were waiting to welcome the Queen and Prison
The Duke's carriages were in attendance, and the party
were driven to the Palace, where they were received by the
Duchess of Coburg and Gotha and the Princess Frederick
William of Prelude (the Primer Royal of England), with
the Prince William, her infant eon. Their Royal High-
mama appeared in excellent health.

The royal personages dined ia private in the even*.
Dinner was served in another apartment for the ladies
and gentlemen of the suite.
The weather during her Majesty's journey ham bean unin-
terruptedly due.
Kerr. 27.

The Queen, with the Prince Consort Lod the Pri;ess
Alice, accompanied the Duke and Duchess of Coburg, sad
the Priors and Princess Frederick William is a walk in the
neighbourhood of the Mese, yesterday morning.
The dinar party R ti ei nosing included the Queen sad
Frisco Canon, the Dub and Duchess el Coburg-Goes,
the Prince sad Princess Frederick William of Prussia,
Harem Align Llril John Russell, and the Ladies and
Gentlemen ad' the Household of her Majesty and of their
Ho, al Highnesses.

At eleven o'clock, the Prince Consort, accompanied by
the Duke of Coburg and Prince Frederick William of
Prussia, left Coburg to proceed to Gotha, fur the purpose
of attending this day the tumoral of the late Dowager
Duchoes of Coburg and Gotha. His Royal Highness woe
attended by his Equerry. Colonel Ponsonby.

(From a Sapplamed b the aurae of Ftiday.)
Whitehall, Sept. 29.

The Right Hoe. Sir George ConiewallrLewia,
Rut, has received the folluvriug despatch from the Richt
Hoe. Lord John Russell, dated

" Coburg, &pt. 26.

• -
" Majesty the guest, the Prince Cousort, and
the Princess Alice, embarked at Gravesend, in the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert, on Saturday the 22 ad instant, at
►alf-put five p.m., and arrived here at five p.m. yesterday.
His Majesty the King of the Belgians came on hoar) the
royal yacht ►t Antwerp at half-past mesa a.m., on Monday,
the 24th, and accompanied the Queen as tar u a Vir6lllll4
" His Royal Highness the Priam Regent of Preens
joined the Queen at Ali la Chapelle, and accompanied her
Majeety as far as Duren.

"Her Majesty slept that night at Frankfort, sad tra-
velled on to Cohen yesterday. Her Majesty was received
by the Duke and Dachau of Coburg and Gotha, and had
the eatiefection of finding the Prince and Princess Frederick
Wfilissa of Prussia waiting her arrived.
"Wherever the train stopped iminsses crowds was
assembled, who took every opportaaity to dansonstrsts
their sincere respect for the Queen.
" Notwithstanding the length of the journey her Majesty
remains in perfect health.

" The festivities which had beau prepared at Orilaws
order of the Duke of Coburg, have been countermanded is

eamisiessoce of the lament.sli doceue of the late Duchess
Dossiger al Coburg.

" Misr Majesty iateuds to remain at Coburg for the
pressist.—l have, acc. " J. Itowt•,..
" TIN Rigist H. Mir G. C. Leiria."

Her Royal Ilighneee the Duchess of Kent, at-
tended by lady Auguste Bruce and Sir George Cooper, Is
alpilaad N acne* at heir residence, Frowner. Lodge, mar
ieweanow, hew lonriatoe Castle, N. 8., when
bar royal Idgbaess has been passing mewed weeks.

The Duke of Beaufort is, we are happy to Lan,
much better in health, kis sojourn at Haarogate her* does
lum much good. The Nelda duke sod duchess we deg*
at Gapes 11 Hall, Leicestershire, with the Farl and Oennftss
Howe. The Marquis of Worosder enters on his eclieitstio
duties at Eton Collage this week.

The Duke of Bedford left town on Friday an •
via. to i&dy Charlotte °arra* and to.morroar goon to
Webura Abbey, Beds, to e•terteie • select circle for the
race meeting at kledford. We aro (rattled to lad that tke
health of his grace a quilts reeolahlithial.

Tlio Earl and Countess of Clarendon and family
ent praise she autiunn is soinparaLive regiment at the
Grove, mar Wattosi, Herb.

Viscount and Viscountess Grey do Wilton, who
lose boss slay* 'MO weeks with the Tart sad Countess
Omen, M Alabiugra Park, Bwkahns, are expected in town
M the ekes of the surest weak, es their way to Heaton
Ban, mar Manchester.

Lord and Lady Skobearable are expected home
shortly haw the Castilla* sod will the. go to his loed•
ship's palsimmisisl mists. is iikaswilun.

LaJy William Rnesell, who has been passing the
last weak ►t Broadlauds, as a AA to Viewing sad Vie
eowittue Palarestaa. Mans Is bora lady.

Thu Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., sad Mn.
Herbert arrived is Belgravaeyeare ea adurday hem •
tour of rialto f !asthma.
The Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson arrived in town
ea Friday nicht, mad trammated beileses at the Beard of
Trade a guturday.
The Right Hon. W. Hutt left town on &tur-
tle," for litlekk, sear Gateshead.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer and lire.
Gladotmo• left "'communal; mar Conway, on Saturday, for
Hosarthm Coale, oateeee.

Despatches were reeeired on Saturday at ths
Coloaial•affiee from the "overture at Malta sad Libra.
Dewed"law w mut to the gammon al Quads ad the
Bahama'.

We (Times) are relneated to state that the report
of chu codioristrd robipation 4 the Hislbop of maw is
tacerrect. Dr. Cclow has nu such inteatios.

MAINDc

AP-RE.%
otorEs r 'INTEILIGILNOE.
4.
• SURRENDER Of ANCONA. 1.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
TURIN, &FONDA; P.M.
Ancona capitulated thsimorning.
General Lamoriciare is a prisoner of war with
the whole garrison.

TURIN, Sm. 29.
The Sardinian fleet having yesterday by a bold
manceuvre destroyed all the batteries of the port
of Anon►, General Lamoricihre sent last night two
savoys to Genteel Fauti.
This morning the articles of capitulation were
drawn up.

BOLOGNA, Barr. 29
Ancona has capitulated.
General Lamoriciere and the whole of the garrison
are prisoners of war.

BRUSSELS, SUNDAY, SD?. 30.
The Independatice Beige publishes the following
telegram, dated

.. .
" BOLOGNA, Srrr. 30.
"The portfolio of General Inmoriciere has fallen
into the hands of General Fanti.
"It contains letters of the most compromising
character, and the most positive proofs of nume-
rous intrigues entered into with the Legitimist and
even the Rod Republican party against the govern-
ment of the Emperor Napoleon."

TURIN, Ben. 29.
The King left Turin amid the loud cheering of
the population.
Prince Carignan has arrived here in the quality
of lieutenant of the King.

PARIS, SATUIDAY EVENING.

The Patric says :
"The vanguard of the Sardinian army is at
Tivoli, six kilometres from Rome."
The same journal announces that the Neapolitan
royalists have retaken Piedimonte, and are masters
of the Volturno.

PERUGIA,Szrr. 30.

The whole population of Sabina and Lacio have
risen to the cry of " Victor Emmanuel for ever !"

The chsaseurs of the Tiber have defeated the
pontifical gendarmes, and have hoisted the Italian
flag on the left side of the Tiber.
General Brignone's column is advancing.
The Neapolitan population of the frontiers are
imploring the protection of King Victor EmmanueL
The King held a military review to-day at Bologna
His Majesty will leave to-morrow at 2 p.m. for the
other parts of the Romagna.
Great irritation prevails at Rome.

INVITATION OF VICTOR
NAPLIIB.

TURIN, Barr. N.

♦ deputation of the inhabitants of Naples, which
left that city on the 26th instant, is on its way to
meet King Victor Emmanuel, with the object of
presenting an address to his Majesty, inviting him
to oome to Naples, in order to restore tranquillity
and to diffuse the benefits of liberty, order, and
pr'oft

FRANCE.

PARIS, SUNDAY, Einr. 30.

The reply given to the Duke de Cadore, who was
deputed to ascertain the real intentions of France
in reference to the protection of the Holy see, con-
tained the assurance that nobody deplored more than
the Emperor the course taken by Sardinia. Under
actual circumstances, however, the employment of
force instead of diminishing would but aggravate the
evil, by plunging Italy into a struggle from which
a general war might arise. The reply also stated
that in order to afford an efficacious protection to
the Holy See, the French army in the Papal States
would be increased to 24,000 men, whose mission
would be to make the patrimony of Bt. Peter re-
spected, this patrimony, properly so called, compris-
ing a population of 420,000 souls, said including
Rome, Civita Vecchia, and Viterbo.
Marshal Valliant, the defender of Rome in 1849,
will, in case of need, assume the command in chief
of the army of occupation, should the patrimony of
St. Peter be threatened, either by Garibaldi or
Piedmont.

TEI FRENCH OCCUPATION OF ROME.
PARIS, SuNDAT MORNING.

The Monikur contains the following :
" The Emperor has decided upon immediately
reinforcing the corps dit occupation at Rome by
sending a division of infantry, two squadrons of
cavalry, and a battery of artillery.

"The Sardinian Government has been informed
that General Goyon has received instructions au-
thorising him to extend has action so far as the
military conditions to which it is naturally subordi-
nate will permit him.
"It only appertains to the Great Powers as-
sembled in congress to pronounce one day on the
questions which have arisen in Italy from the late
events. But until then the government of the Em-
peror, in conformity with the mission which it has
imposed upon itself, will continue to discharge the
duties resulting from its sympathies with the Holy
Father, and from the presence of our flag in the
capital of the catholic world."

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. SATURDAY EVIRIIO.

To-day the members of the Council of the Empire
were received by the Emperor in a float audience.
The Emperor addressed them u follows :
_ _

I have lewd with satisfaction the repeated expressions of
your lore for the lath...rim:id and of your loyalty as subjects
1 confichistJy expect that my reisolntios respecting year
Mews will, when promulgated, meet with ready onsenr-
ream, and that my good intentioss will be gratefully
asdcoowledged. I also expect that the inauguratios of
popular institution will obtain your energetic support.

VIENNA. 8.3". 30.
The Emperor has sent by telegraph to her
Wajesty Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort
his sincere expressions of condolence upon the de-
mise of the mother of the Prince Consort.

HUNGARY.

PERTH, BVNDAT.
It is stated that should not the former constitu-
tion of Hungary be restored by the Emperor, a re-
fusal to pay the tams will be organised throughout
the kingdom.

VENETIA._

TRIEffrE, SOPIDAT.
The reason assigned for the order to extinguish
the lights on the Venetian littoral is that Genial-
dian sputa secretly entered the legumes at night,
order to take misguiding,.

SPAIN.

MADRID, FRIDAT

Senor Lerneri Las been irottiteti Ceit;in
General of the Phillippine elands. General
Natraez Las returned to Spain : he will reside at
to
officer has him shot at the camp fur Laving
committed an ast of insubordination.
The letter which the Imperor of the French left
04 Mahon, ma his pewee to Algiers, contained
friendly complimenia- to this Quern of Spain.