The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-02 00:00:00

ITALY.

In yesterday's sitting of the Chamber of Depu-
ties the discussion of the Ecclesiastical Property
Bill was fixed for Wednesday next. The commer-
cial treaty between Daly and Austria then came on
for discussion. A motion was brought forward
by some of the members proposing the post-
ponement of the debate until the question of the
settlement of the frontiers had been decided.
Signor Bixio said he knew that Austria and other
powers were preparing a treaty containing clauses
hostile to the policy of Italy, to which the Presi-
dent of the Council replied that he was in total
ignorance of the fact. Nevertheless, he was aware
that some time ago one power had at-
tempted to induce Austria, France, and Prussia
to conclude a treaty unfavourable to Italy, but
the attempt had failed, and it was improbable that
the aforesaid power would soon renew the attempt.
He also maintained that the commercial treaty
with Austria was advantageous to Italian interests.
In reference to the revision of the frontiers, ho
hoped that by the establishment of friendly rela-
tions with Austria, a boundary settlement favour-
able to both states would be obtained.

The motion for the postponement of the debate
was lost.

ROME.

ROME, JrLy 1.
The Pope received an address this morning from
490 bishops, to which his Holiness replied, thank-
ing the prelates, and expressing his satisfaction at
the address.

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claims of Rotherham and Doncaster to send members to tion from 100 Italian towns. Count Boschetti read Lt 1 '29.77 58 N. E. I
2. ". --- 1 with his property and prisoner replied that he should not street
assumed importance of having a cavalry barracks THE PRIMS AND PRINcESO4 OF HESSE DARNI- parliament ; and especially whether the government, a speech, to which the Po 'to hi Holy Y9.72 07, N.N.E. 3
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close to London. Sir JOHN talked of ETADY.-WINDHOR, MONDAT.-Today being the wed. without unduly restricting their own discretion, will terms. Brest
Pets
W. 3 W. or 0.47 produced 11 books from his breast.
"events which it is impossible to ignore," ding-day of her Itl'al Highness the Princes Alice en leavour to give to such claims priority over any scheme A grand fete was given to-day at the Villa kOrcittort 2411: 6. W. 4 8. re 0.20 Galvin 133 F, who was then called. took the prisoner H, • s
and said that " upon a recent occasion of Hess* Darmstadt, who with the prince and to confer a third member on Leeds and Sheffield re-
Borghese, at which an immence number of guests 8.2 rkW into custody, and at the station took the twelfth on del
their three infant prinoesses are now on a ePoctioelr." wer.r.ymouinth 1920546002
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RAIL en eat from his breast. The prisoner was tipsy and did not 4- Rally
" it was a very satisfactory thing for the Govern- to 036 felt, o
visit to the Queen at Windsor Castle, the fine choir On Thursday Sir Fowell Buxton will risk the were present. Perfect tranquillity prevails in the P°°""uee th•-• :II :I WI
4 : :NVI: ':
Z. bro o.es _ pear to know what he was doing.
" went to feel that they could place not only aneck, of the Chapel Royal of St. George's assembled beneath the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs if hie attention has city Yarmouth 29.74 58 E S.E. 3
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" regiment, but also a very considerable force, -- Scarborough .29 83 55 E. e AL i o 0.31 4 the jury the improbability that • gentleman who. from los
apartments appropriated to their royal highnesses in the been drawn to • report of an interview between the Vice-
time bad lived en honourdde guentl
" clear to London." This is very idle, foolish York Tower at half-past eight, and serenaded their roy of Egypt and a deputation of the British and Foreign SPAIN. shields 2090 58 E. 2 • E. Io - 4 childhood to the present ~.....
Helder - - - - - - I- - - life and had borne an irreproachable character, PllOlOllO% Re 5
talk. We all know that Sir JOHN means no harm, royal highnesses with the following selection :-" Hark ! Anti-Shivery Society in Paris, at which the Viceroy stated MADRID, JULY 2. E. or 0.121 2 Mr. Gough, in an able address, urged upon the inied..4
felt his good name by the come i canon of a petty act of he wi
REMARKS. %o hoc
rn a• yet, for that matter, even the good which his the lark at Heaven's gate sings," Dr. Crook ; " Hail, that, "If he were free to act against European slave- The Queen has left Madrid for her palace at La The pressure ot and of
i words seem to imply, since it is safe to predict that smiling morn," Spefforth : "The old romance," Mendels- traders, the slave trade would soon aisappear " from the Granja, where she will page the summer. await Is rising at Rochefort. Winds in the north and east are getting his living as • teacher of
easterly, and are light and Inrisble elsewhere. A huge amount surrounded by • dozen respeeth tann bl • languages, who were Pistol
whenever these barracks are demolished the troops "'h" ; "Behold the woods," Mendelseohn ; "Spring's Nile. And if he is prepared to give the requisite authority To-day a resolution will be proposed in the Cortes the atmosphere is decreasing over the British larceny such
.as he wag charged w_ iithh'-daY*
and was vssbad bean°.
of rain toe fallen on the southwest coast of England and the ready to bear testimony to his high character.
Lester, we•ti
delights," Muller " The dawne of day," Ray ; and to overhaul and detain slave traders hoistingßritish northwest of Trance. Mr. James Smith, of 111, High Holborn, Mr.
will find accommodation in others at a greater die- the expressing regret at the execution of the Emperor
woollen-draper, of Holborn Mr. Johnson, of Holborn, occaaio
" God save the Queen." flag.
tame from London. Having abandoned so many The 'port says that the Queen of England has On going into Committee of Supply on Friday, Maximilian. It is believed that this resolution According to the latest despatches from Vienna Sergeant Chown, 5 E
, Mr. dowell, oaredolborn. and Police' stroni
things once held dear, our Tory friends might give will be carried. st
indeed
invited the Emperor and Empress of the French to be Mr. Powell will call attention to the inadequate u • ish.l having.k
the • f a groat number of
prove. known e prisoner or
up their habit of affected apprehension. For more • hSultan the d 1 ' ded • fP n proms of Austria will arrive in Pens OD the 30th of July. as a re.pectable honest man. He hail lately been havim
present with theat e gran naval review to take meet now awar 111 rases o assault, especially in those THE GREEK STEAMER ARICADI. received at the Austrian embassy, the Emperor and Km-
years
oonetable 77 F., were then called examined. They
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thin a generation we have been proud to feel that place at Portsmouth. If the invitation should be accepted, of aa aggravated character ; and move, "That, in the They will spend • day at Nancy, where they will stay at in the habit of taking too much drink.
MARSEILLES JULY 2.man. t
London wants no Prietorian camp to protect its Queen Victoria will receive their Imperial Majesties on opinion of this house, it is expedient that amendments be • • , thehotel 0 v .
1 and told the jury to give the case Mr.
Intelligence received here from Athens, to the Dukes of Lorraine. The Emperor Francis Joseph will ac- Portia manner . . . mute
peace. If it could be shown that the case is now board her yacht. made in the law or the sdminstrition thereof, with a •
viewce of the emus-
f the prefecture formerly the residence of the Mr. Payne summed up the evidence in his usual ino
27th tilt., states that themolly
otherwise, the public would ask how the change Frances Countess Waldegrare and the Right to providing better security against wilful injuries to the P nemPany P° ordinary fac's surrounding the case.
Arkadi has accom lashed Na peon 111. to the camp at Chalons. During
ly croon' ing fol
had been brought about, and the answer might Hon. Chichester Forteseue, M.P., have received the col- Person." her 14th voyage to Candia. Site landed 500 the stay of the Emperor, at Chalons, the Empress
volunteers, 2 000 muskets, and a quantity oftheir careful consideration in consequen
- The jury found the prisoner Gul/ty. but drone
neath
lowing guests at Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, since Sir Anthony de Rothschild and Sir W. Watkinbeing I
not IN. flattering to Sir JOHN PAKtNoTow's
Bristol,mai-
Paris,from g r military supplies, provisions, and clothes. charitable
eaande
ethe Empress Eugenie will visit the principal mended him to the merciful consideration of the emit
'
tical friends. It is only since the Tories came in Saturday-Their Royal Highness the Duke and Duchess Wynn have arrived at the Hotel
'cc of the ease would not • e
kfr.
de Chartres and the Duke and Duchess d'Aumale, their land. Mr. Bancroft, the American Minister at Berlin, has Four Turkish steamers attempted to cut he met by ordering the prisoner to find two 'triremes in .. S
that we hare had those recurring alarms.but soiree* will be arranged at the Tuileries and the Hotel
de Ville. each, and to enter into his own recognisance*
Mr. Payne said he thongbt the justi .
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Serene Highnesses the Prince and Princess Edward of also alighted at the game house.
The remains of the late Lady Panmnre have been her off, but she escaped, returned to A letter from Wiesbaden gives some details of a 50/. to come up for judgment if he should be called upon. Pris
--- - -- • Saxe-Weimer, the Marquis and Marchioness of Clanri-
Candia, and finished landing her cargo. Upon the •
Mr. Laing, M. P., has retired from the Great earth, Maria Marchioness of Ailotbury, Viscount Toning- Interred at the cemetery of Pere-lachaile, and placed Arkadi quitting the is. land she pursued by 'lege
par
y ate t greater than those of 1810 The prieoner, who seemed pleased at the result of Sri:.
Eastern Railway Company, owing, it is assumed, to the ton, Lord Houghton, Lord Hyde, Lord and Lady Lyve- temporarily in the mausoleum of the Prince de Demidolf, e - was
bk,kne woverr- then ' 1 ca win! incalculable case, having entered into the required bond with his so
1 planet that has befallen that town. A few He would advise hint to leave off his drinking habits- .
CatA
fact of the po.ition of the company being much wore, than den, Lady Susan Vane Tempest, lady Moleeworth, the prior to their removal to England.
was supposed when be was recently induced to join it, „ad Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P., the Right Hon. Thomas Captain Strutt and Major Lacy have collected
h h rejection of h bill the conviction tat t-e - Milner Gibson, M.P., and Mrs. and Mies Gauen, Mr. 80/. towards placing a monument over the grave of El' -
meted for au adjustment of its affairs puts all hope of Bernal Osborne, M.P., Mr. C. Connollan, Mr.
any palliative action out of the question. " The props_ court, Mr. Hayward, Mr. Calcraft, Madame and Mdlle. sacrificed her life in trying to save that of Dr. Palk's child,
bility," mays the "that Tim's, it will be found neceeary 'du Parquet, Me. eligandting7urkish ships, which she succeeded in and 1832
and returned to Syra. She was again damage.
about to leave for Candid. Enormous
rsaal has
along the streets ' atones end uandyartieleps of 'fnurniallture'utwered
incarriyed'ed ties, left the court with h's_f_ri(
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Writ- Hr- both Hayward, the good servant who a few weeks since Accounts from the island state that Omar Pasha i.,,,. ' ' ' la • the Howe
of whom she had charge, and who was drowned at Blythe, made a channel for itself nearly six metres puzzling entry among the orders of the . y
was preparing to attack the district of Sphakia. P in
said to hay fallen and the cele deep. Three houses are in
of Lords relates to niarriages which have been eelelitated
licensed by the Bishop of London, machos,' fields,
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life an
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stated
the ph
bested Neroberg vine belonging to the Duke of Noyan is hy • ehaPlam , (,,..,,e,,,,, at then. Sit d.
&Intent forthwith to place the undertaking in the hands of
a receiver ens generally discussed yesterday." The Duchess of Argyll had an afternoon party near Southampton. After an inexpensive monument has
yesterday at Argyll Lodge, Cannelemhill, which was both been erected, the remaining subscriptions will be given to
On the 25th ult. five archbishops and 22 bishops numerously and fashionably attended. On the lawn the the widowed mother of the poor girl, whom the latter The Royal Mail
from the I frilled States had an audience of the Pope, to
whom they presented more solid proofs of their devotion I stationed,
than mere empty expressions of homage. Among the of- tie& of mask
band of the Queen's Westminster Volunteer, were masted in supporting when she was alive.
and played during the afternoon •• varied selec- 1 mails, THE BRAZILS MAIL.
SOUTHAMPTON, J
steamer Seine, with theeir 2. totally
ported
above dead fish-several rained.
to *ned. Two women and three children are re- erected by the ht. John del Rey Mining
Uhl' h tat es is men Morro Velho, in Brezil-a chaplain main.
have perished. In the evening the mud and the twined by that company. In this chapel marriages
carp had been at an earlier hour caught been celebrated in wh
Place du ThfAtre-exhaled so bad
en odour that art have
ieh British subjects have been con'
tracting parties. and doubts are entertained. . a", to the ai-
ling arrived here. She brings 152 passengers, in thebtu to d, ci,de
dity of the marriages. The object of the is
to .
It is understood that in consequence of the rule . ja3 5,58/ in i five packages f diamonds epidemic is feared. Some persons say thy felt the shock . before a day ar
which raven p te two partners in the tome house from sitting ,
ferings brought by these prelates was a silver model of Mr. The marriage between Lord Water,-ark and in the Bank direction, Mr. Thomas Baring will retire, , ~. a
Itennett's yacht the Henrietta, wit% a cargo of gold in her Lady cond. pinet,Ratten, which was fixed for the leaving Mr. Kirkman Hodgson as the representative of the chiefly
hold worth 45,000 dollars. 11th had., "will not,' the Post says, "take place." united firm. , . spec e, o
i (value not stated), and ageneral ca consistin of an earthquake- valid all such m celebrated
named in the bill. bill is one of a clue that trouldee
ge
ego g SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 2.-The Peninsular and parliament in almost every session, end shows the v. vf'e.
of coffee and tobacco. She experienced
squally weather along the Brazil coast, easterly at 11.30 a.m. so-day,
Oriental Company's steam-ship China passed the Needles and unsatisfactory state of the marriage law of this too
dom. of don
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being .
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