The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-28 00:00:00

MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of • OVERCOATS for the present Season.—The
Idxkwsll rani, Londoni LINE of STEAM and PACKET ‘...F NEW WINTER OVERCOATS, of bed materials, are kept
to A USTRA LIA.—For MELBOURNE 'Port Phillip' Direct on hand and made to order, at
;r., Dine the Ducks tin M edinsnlay. Feb. 20. ceiling at My- HAJIIILTO7i and EILIPTON'S,
moth , the splendid clipper ship SUFFOLK. 1.000 tons, W. H. Tailors and Overcoat Makers,
NIRO VAN. Connimmler : Ding in the Last India Dock' I 106. STRAND, opposite Ezeter-hall.
lire w mitoodations for all dames of passengers are IlaltUr-
p...,l. and .he carry an experienced aulleau.—Fnr 11[OW COLD IT HAS BEEN.—NEGRETTI
pastime goy to A LLPORT and 110KDAN, withl
kioNLY W [GRAM and SONS. 7, budennauesseet.
rectly register the lowest temperature, Prise its. Od. 1, Hatton-
' si LAU YKOM LIVKKPOOL OR taIrEIaNSTOWN TO garden : 50, Crirnhlll 122. Regent•street: and 153. Fleet-street.
NEW YORK TWICE A WEEK. Dow to use the Magic Lantere, sad obtain the best effects.
MEIN LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and Illudrated-
A PHILADELPHIA STEAM.SHIP COMPANY Inlaid de.
'patching Unduepowered Clyd•-built Iron Screw Sieent-Shige,
tag the States mails, I TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
FROM Ikl:KISIOL for NEW TORE:
r-ITY Or 1:.1 rIOIOIIE, Wednesday, Jan. 30.
CITY OF M.l \ • II i.srEIL Saturday. Feb. 2.
; 11 OF Si 5,111 N,. Wednesday. Feb. O.
And mull Wednesday and aelentay.
Cabin passage by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday. 1 ITALY.
1%. 17. and 21 guineas, according to the accommodatioo.
Forward Damage includes a full supply of cooked provisions. I FLORENCE, JAN. 27.
Farseurters for Canada and the United States booked through
.p on I. The bill proposing to grant liberty to the church,
advantageousvvewepy terms.—For further particulars to
WILLIAM INMAN, 22. Water-street, Uverpool; &silo and to liquidate the ecclesiastical property, do-
sed MACEY, 61, King William-street, London.
clares the catholic church, in its exercise of reli-
OVERLAND ROUTE. COMMUNICATION glom worship, to be free from all interference on
by STEAM to INDIA, AUSTRALIA, At., vl.l EGYPT.
from Southampton soil Alaeilles.—The PENINSULAR and the part of the state. It proposes to abolish the
ORIENTAL "TEAM NA %•10ATIoN COMPANY BOOK PASSEN- • •
fats and rn-eive cargo and Parcels fur Hiltraltar. mina, FETA nomination of the bishops by the King, and the
Aden, awl hornisq 10 their steamers leaving southampton on formalities of the oath of allegiance, the placet and
the otb, 120 i, nth. .col 2701 of every month.—loss ceylun.
Madras,MlA, the (11 and Japan Yokohama .by crequatar, as well as the privileges, the exemp-
those o tart the ith I 2.411.1 ea.l, ninth ; an-I for kiln; GC/ .rge's tiO nA. immunities, and prerogatives of the church
bound, Melbourne, and Sydnry, by the steamer leaving South- ---.
aniptmi the duth of every munth.—rhe steamers leave Mar- in the state. The church will maintain itself with
milks on the Atli, 12th, •Alth, and albth Si the month.—Yor
canna particulars apply at the Companye Mose.
tham9l44L leaden- the free concurrence of the faithful, and by means
hall-street, Loudon, LC. ; ur -111".• am
--
BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns- quired.
wick, and Central Germany —The North German Lined's I All prestation from the state, provinces, or com-
AD* gnat-class screw steamer scH WALEK Captain DREY ER,
mil he despawhed from lloraelydurrn on THUF.SDAY. Jan. 31 munes is consequently to cease. If the bishops de-
r‘.4"%rumh'itkren.keian,ll4.3liniugUlaAtll2lol.‘"—A—pptlYareSat t•CliliftAPmen.LlN'S£2l7antiersalli dare themselves willing to undertake the conversion
osi,r. or-circus. -• or to ITS. GRAVES, PELL- and liquidation of the ecclesiastical property, such
LIM'S and Co., St. Dunstan's-house, St. Dunaten'a-hill, RC.
property must be alienated within ten years ; all
landed property to be converted into personal
property, and the bishops to pay to the state
60( ,000,000 lire in half-yearly instalments of
50,000,000 lire each. The bishops would also
have to undertake the payment of the pensions
granted to individuals belonging to the suppressed
religious corporations. Should the majority of the
bishops not be willing to undertake the conversion,
the government would proceed to carry out that
measure, allowing to the bishops 50,000,000 rente.
at would dispose of all the ecclesiastical wealth,
and alienate the landed property. The pensions
above referred to would have to be paid by the
bishops.
The Italie of this evening says:—" Notwith-
standing the note published in the Gimytale di
Roma it is believed that the Holy Set is not so
entirely opposed to the scheme for the secularisa-
tion of the church property as would appear. The
Giormak di Rums says that the Pope has not
approved the convention with M. Langrand
Dumonceau, but it does not say that his Holiness
has forbidden the bishops to give their adhesion to
it. It is stated that the Holy See would agree to
the arrangement, if that course were necessary in
order to prevent a greater evil."

(acorn's szuatAus.)

QTE.tM to CoTIIENBURG from London
1i t ilien water. The sa. NEWSKI. Al. 9 years,
i. appiiintei t., leave the Thames with Finials and paamengera.
Iv& L.: A+ 1:“...14 misdeed at Union Wharf, Wapping —Apry
NA II \N'S I 11111 re. W. ; nein PH ILLI PPS, lIRAT 's.
19111.L1 co., St. Dunstan's-home, L'rumaluie, Great
Tower Arcet, E

DUBLIN TRUNK CONNECTING RAILWAY
4.olll,A:fir.
Wheruu we, the molersigimi thirayseven shareholders in the
Dubin. Trunk connecting Railway Company, hooking in the
aggregate more than non truth of the capital of the said cow-
psq. Mot on the :MI day of January instant, by a writing under
our hands require the Directors of the mid Company to
call an extruonlitoary general meeting of the Compsny,
and oich nainisitioati did fully expreas the object of
re the meetingrequired la be called, namely, for the pur-
pose of appointing a coamonitive to hivestisate the affairs of the
Company, and b. n.lvii.ler :111.1 decide whether It was advisable
to agree to an abandomment of the objects which the company
bad in new, and for which it was originally formed, and which '
said nquiaitioon was kit at the onkel; of the Company In
Etlarlioury& House, hisloopagatesstrect Within, in the City of
Lselon, on the 3rd day of January instant, as required by
the statute in au. li cam. provided. And whereas the Directors
of the said company have for 21 days after such notice as afore-
said tilled to call lona lo meeting. notice Is therefore hereby given
lay and on behalf of us the NMI shareholdels,
_blt whom the re-
quisition and notice wore made and given, Moe: qualilled as
afresaid, that In plls,lla:lase of the provlskau of the statute In
that baloalf au EXTitAI aItDINAKY 01.-NY.ItAL EBTINO of
the said Dublin Trunk Connecting Itallway Company will
he held at the London Tavern, Bishopunteastren
Within, In the illy of London, on TI'EsDA
the igth day of rchnlary. 12187, at 2 of the clock in
the alterllo.ll 1.71.,.i5c1y, for the purpose of appointing a
committee to investigate the attain of the Company, and to
consider and deride whether It be advisable to agree
to an ahandomatcnt of the objects which the Company bas now
h. riew, and for which It was originally formed.
Dated this nth day of January, 1887.
A. \ As, ill ,LOY. ALLXANDIER WRIGHT.

BIeHARI. B. 14,-N.

ILLIAM GALLIMAY.
11111121ToPillill SLACK.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, JAN. 27.

The Doile Beige of to-day says :—" It is not
probable that the foreign engineers will be able to
commence their examination of the proposed bar-
ring of the Scheldt by the end of the month, as
expected. It is asserted that France has raised
difficulties."