The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-06 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

A letter from Turin of the ISt, in the C'oesti4w.
&mut. •rys:
(',.hat Cavonr °posed hh salons Ibe evening before lest
for .11- !: sod they were literally to, small to contain
the bnlosat trawd that 8 eked to theta. Among those pc-
sent were •• e Piin a de Certitude. more than 130 ladies, sod
the wird- oipl bad,, with the rziepttas of the laeln-
berg Coe Preach legati. n. That &butte at first excited
awn. riri.ri•-•. unlit the taw of it wee knows to be the
(Swab set Cie Greet Dockets of Baden. The Mathias be-
hues Count Cattier and Y. Thrower!, the new Pruett
Minister of Foreign Affairs, are acid to have bees eirudy
istabileisd os as ruellest Tbs Pregtobaskiest, bow-
ever. it a reported, thought it setweetry. • w days
SW., to touslins is • Mew/4 we, if the shored
which the Serdusisa gooiest... 4 appeared at times
to feed towards its best ally. and drum Wes gsee mesa
tumuli of prudent*. Gust Cause b him* vasoleed
these cerawieshistioss vet 7 greoisualy, bto
CtOintsat gratitude for the Newton =ll7lll.4_by
Dour, azd his entire coufidenoe for the futon ha the skis
sad pneroue support of the &opera( Napoleoa. As to the
hare which were expreeted to him that he wee giviag a too
peecionate ant coosegitently dangerone impulse to the roarih
of ..ua io Italy, the coital sought to remove them by him-
self esplin..usg to ibe French minimum at Tarts the teram of
his circular to the Serdiuma Stations, sad the Wigwag* of
wh;ch le tesesfially cooserratire. By way of esselvelos, I
will give t II two HOW of local DM.: Coast Noah de Coe-
oda ban Lea appointed mayor of Term, ad Collet savour
el, tit' hotionny member of the Ateetr--4 of Miles.
Turin letter, in the Gazette dal !lids, say.:
The general opinion to that the last act of assexation will
be played in tU s.rettrions perliameet, to which the deputies
of Central Italy are to be admitted shortly atter the opiate/
of the wwino. There is, however, still • difficulty, sod
au woe ye, know bow to solve it. It is this:—the Sar-
dinian !Higdon+, augmented by Lombardy. will have 260 re-
prowettetire.; "la-cup. 67; :Emilia, i 0; in all 387; sod
where tea all those people sit ? The present chamber, in the
Cardoso le nut Large enough : Count Cavour gave
order. to the &ethnics to sea to the molter ; and that pule-
mee st,er nuking csindatiotui and drawing up wren! plass,
Web be will be obit, by leaving bat little room to sash
deputy and by adding two rows of seata, to accommodate 360
This will leave 27 to be provided for. Oa days
irks • 1.111;12.• se cull. they .ill DO doubt be able to take the '
plates of ablest umbers bat what will Lay do whets the
chareheris hll?

Tau Duenent of Genoa has arrived at Turin.

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

The .1/./Jii Garette or January 30 says :—" The
Veto tiers migration increases in an extraordinary
degree. 1 is.erday there arrived at Milan many
prrpon. of disticctior. who have escaped from prison
and .‘n.tri 42 persecution. There arrived about
forty persvni who had saved themselves after the
trt-7olour Hag oenionstration in the ►quare. Tries*
unfortunate people are entirely destitute of reeouroes.
At Ventral and in all the towns of the Venetian ter-
rtrt•ry the arrests condom., and terror everywhere
prevails."

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, SCNDAT.

The Cunard steamer Jura, Captain Moodie, from
New Yolk, on the 23 h ult., with 62,330 dollars,
arrived here this morning. On the 3rd instant she
was detained three hours by the breakage of the
diseharge valve.
New. from Galveston predicts on reliable informa-
tion from Rio Grande that the difficulties there will
end in war with Mexico.

LIVERPOOL, SUNI,%Y.
Ihe Royal mail steamship r.nropa, Captain Leitch,
which It tt Boston on the 23th, and touched at Hali-
fax on ter night of the 26th, arrived in the Mersey
about N &clerk this morning. She called yesterday
(Ssture.a.3 ) •t Queenstown to land a portion of her
wade.

In consequence of the telegraph between New
York and Halifax being down, the despatch with
later N. %oat news failed to reach Halifax in time
for the I :grope.
On the let lost. paned the anew steamer North
Briton, and on the 3rd the screw Menet Kangaroo.
California &deices to the sth of lamer?, and
1,760.060 dots. in treasure, bad reached New York
by the Baltic. There was no uews of interest.
Trade was stagnant. The money market wee easy.
Da Dec. 21 • battle was fought near Colons
between Mittman, with 3,000 troops, and the
liberals, numbering 7,000, order Rams and O'Gara°.
The action lasted two hours. The liberals had 600 or
700 kilted and wounded, and the coweervatives 300.
ifamon captured fire Held-pieces and 2,000 prisoner,.
Oa the 24th he took possession °fealties, and sent a
detachment to Mensanilla and seised two vessels,
the General Vega and La Bonita, and armed them.
Thi•ir destination wee supposed to be Horatian.
The Calitornia Senate had agreed to meet in joint
eeairention on the bib iota. foe choice of • United
States senator by a rots of 20 to 12, which was re-
garded as • test of strength.
Philip Moore was chosen Speaker of the both.,
and that branch had agreed to the Senate's resolution
fee a joint conrention on the 6th.
There was no ballot for Speaker, neither on the
23rd nor on the 3i:b.

fonowing occarTed in the 'lotus of Repro-
lentsitven

J 4. B. B. Neaten, tb Vassal member of the Natwaa
Imre Coamettese, emelleueal the tearaway of
elsorraag 11a eefaeal of the Netwael C‘eateittat• to
-nee to Beewala 1667. _ _

lir. M 0ke10...1), ot Va.. rall.d attootion to tbo hit
tba., os prootossocoksiono ohm tit. wpm...two of the bows
yo. et, ho mato 64 so bootooo. but t•oeivo ,rodoo-
• refrir bst olotooriao, roPotottooo, k N,. logidatice
woo re-oo.= ail isolator, o.fo!o takes. !4 was
thotoloot to lb. mottos Neuf. to rotor a waists
To you. DJI to ide C0M11.1111., nw Priv... Load CI moo, .as
sou, .1 to toy k oa the tayo to toot dot quacks.
Kr. armor& oishonot No motio• to lay the re-
0c.:?,..• ea ilbo lotto.

Mr. Bey,rd'e reeoleibee, to take ea gaol sedge os soy bill
said o'si•re of the orgesteeboe of the bow woo moored,
err t•loe op.
34r. Trumeeil (ropetiostostee of Mliere.) meowed ,o armed
fily•ra.• freaky, .r. try deriartog t..* metal .hr• tour,
crooleee. the &ewe bee Do one itettuost right to troseect
*•otirri beetle se.
%her a 'mitt man♦ socpstioos the w►ole sabjtet
woo Laid oft the table.

Oa the 73rd the galleries sod floor were crowded
to bear Mr. Douglas. The noise sad mortician der-
log the morning hoar was so groat that it was im-
possible to bow the reading of this clerk.
Sesator Dania,. is his epees\ ea the protesties
of States from mem so, sell:

Oa the tStli d Nowea;bee fail Ilk wane, et Yields
alaresmed ea salmi ealubselmeala le the Pseeldeas i.
Value Sisesa. la asps I him lawireelea tem
wrings quireere apes wake' I rely, ib•• • el Ise.
sidellb imam is yam ead asialmwels lamas la Pena-
WWyman, New Yak, sal mbar Illialamee man Jela
emellees. pei•ame se Cheraseews. Varna". ?be
laionaseles le epee Se la be sellable. I "pin pea
H ewe hob la slew elm is. may ear maps le pawns
pars batmen de 44weet ream" Oa *MO af Namable
ih Plealleat el iamb thel,•l ewes reaeratil • myth has
lebbea I eas4 ae 146....—" 11 ea et • 1...• le diserier any
preelease la dr arraiteilus or laws of time traleed lifter
Mushavoid estbeei.. ow wake sop. /rdele
lima le, le roam tams /we liserma she were.' =fls seas

mut:Kemal crested a profound impieties arta the public
mind, and sopecially in the eletrihnilliclif statis-
t .!tall not stop to in lake whether it was
the meaning of the Pi e•ittot 4 declare that the
existing laws conferred as authrity apse his, se that the
onsinitation authorised Commis to west no 'lows which
would authorise the hderal government to Interpose for the
protection of stair hoes invasion. My object is to MN the
Inquiry, and direct the judoinent of the estate and of the
country. whether it is 11,. t within the power of Compress, and
the duty of Congress under the consUtuios, to enact all laws
whit h see beceesery and pe,r• r fir the protection of etch
sued every state egas.t invasion, either from foragn power
or from any portion of the United States? I think, sir, it is
clear, upon a careful (nomination of the canetitution, that
the power is maimed ;pen Cosgrove, fret, to provide for
the repelling of invasion from foreign countries; and,
secondly, to protect each stale of this anion from invasion
In to any othermete, territory, or pleas within the jorie-
dicii-n of the United States.

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THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1866.

tants of which did not transpire in consequence of the de-
fendant !mein withdrawn all the charges made against the
plaintiff sad made an staple apology.
Mr. Chambers appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. Bejaia
Baniusthas and Mr. Faeroe repreeented the defendant. •

VIAOOI V, PICCO:AORRISIIIXT.
This was an antis en an ignement for services rendered
by tba plaintiff to the the Blind Minstrel, who bad
lapsed the plaintiff at 100 a month, taking on bim a
debt of 191. doe by a M. Pollatlf.
After the ere imdpeeeeedid acme way a verdict was takes
for the plaintiff for 41..1., subject to terms.

1141i1iE25.

COTTON.—Lrvinroot, FISH. 4.—We have to report en
active demand to-day, wit. a very strong market. The sale'
ore 16,000 bales, of which 6,000 are for export and 'wile,
tics.

COTTON GOODB.-16 ANCH en rat, Fan. 4.—The market
dome this week firm but
.quiet, the rho in the rats of dis-
counts on Tuesday coming to time to prevent some exceed-
ingly beery enemy/went/ for India, which would probably
hove extended the contracts of manufaoturere bout April and
May, to which they now extend, for at hart two or Wee
months farther into the year. There Metal a moderate busi-
ness doing, but buyers and seller' appear alike to be influ-
enced with • desire to operate cautiously In all engagements
extending beyond their present heavy mat:mete. The change
in the money market has for the present stepped the farther
rise in prices which must have takes place this weak, but
there is still as upward tendency in the rates for bolls goods
and for yarns. The engagements on hand appose to embrace
ell kinds of plain cloth, including shirting's, madepolleme,
long clothe, T cloths, and jrtconate. Finished and filmy
o
s are also well sold. There hes not been a very motive
emend of late for printed goods for export, but the hens
trade demand has been fair, and the iscresesd price of plain
cloths his necessarily led to an Worsened met of pilule.
Mows. George Frisker, Son, sad Co. report the advances in
price daring the pert Maths., follows :—Oa 7-13ths printers
and medapollatim, lid. per piece; on 9.Btha printers, 2d. to
ed. per piece ; on 9-bths shining', 3d. to Sd. per piece ; oa
India and China shirtings, 41d. to dd., up to 61b., and dd. to
71d. per plea upon 71b. to 811 b. ; on figured and brocade
shining*, 6d. on jacconete, Id. to 2d.; an mulls, lid. per
pie..; on T
cloths, lid. to 3d. ; long cloths, ld. per
piece; on domestics 1-16th of • penny per yard; at India
was, id. to Id. per lb. ; on water twist, No. 17s, Id.; ea
N 0.20 to 30's fully id. per lb.; =extra hard Levant yarns,
ld. to lid. ; en doubled yarns, fully id. per lb.

WOOLLEN.—Lima, Fun. 4.—The market has been
well attended this morning, and • good business trenmoted.
Mantle clothe and other light fabrics in seasonable styles
►ave sold well. Broad cloths have also been dealt In to a
larger extent than usual. Considering the state of monetary
matters, and the inflosnce that they have on commerce, this
morning's market has been a satisfactory one, showing that
the trade is sound in its main features.

HARDWARE.—Biumixottem, FEB. 4.—Almost the
only feature to note In connexion with the trade of the town
since our last report la the continued steady improvement in
the home trade, for which the orders are Increasing daily.
The manufacturers have now a good number on their books ;

thine d there two or three teethe beforehand; and In no
ethgest le there any these for complaint of trade being dull
er immedesyment for the artisans being scarce. The advance
*Mabee taken place in the rate of discount has not affected
besinele bere in the slightest extent, neither will it do so,
Weis • mere oonsidseable thrums is made or money be-
nne@ sere difficult to be obtained. In the adjoining district
keel is squally healthy as far ea relates to 111111albetUlell.
The bon wade le a little flat, principally in consequence of
tbeithipphig ceders being limited; but the producer. of the
bed kends of lodated iron are pretty well off for orders,
GM Om, se he se related to that description of
Ink as Om. The price of pig Iron is steady,
W sleds see not increasing materially. The coal
trade is remerbbly active; recently, in consequence of wane
scarcity of the mmenodity, coke from Durham end the north
has been impelled into the district. The labour market is in
a satisfactory state all over the South Staffordshire and Best
Worcestershire district. A strike amongst the colliers,
which at one time appeared to be impthding, has been pre-
vented by a conference which took place at
Wolverhampton a few lays ago between some of
the principal ooaloaasters and a deputation from the
men. The matter was easily and amicably arranged;
the men reminded the masters of a conference on the throe
subject which took place two years ago, at which a promise
was given that when the price of iron advanced their wages
should oleo rise; they now asked that this pledge might be
carried out, on the ground that statements bad appeared in
the newspapers to the effect that iron bad advanced. The
reply to this was, that not only had no advance In the prime(
iron takes place, but that since the conference referred to it
bed been reduced 10s. per ton, whereas the wages scale re-
stained the same as poor to that reduction, consequently it
will not he until the price of iron &deserve 10a. that the
equality will be as it stood at the conference. Some other
matters of a leas Important nature were discussed ; but the
result on the main point was an expression of satisfacdon ca
the part of the men at the explanations offered, and of
their regret that the notices for an Wessell had been given.
It is pretty oertain that the miners generally will considir
the explanations satisfactory, and that no more will be heard
of the matter until a positive advance in the pries of iron is
dse-lared. A reduction la the price of tin, which took place
yesterday rather unexpectedly, will help to stimulate some
of the trades in this quarter.

CORN.—CAYSZIDOE, FEB. 4.—Thu value of all 00171 la
emshaumad from last week. Wheat ME to 465. Barley,
24.. to 48s. Beams, 344. 10 404. Data, 18.. to 28a.
Couwwwrart. Pia. 4.—A moderate supply of wheat sad
other grain. Dry wheat mold freely, damp in slow demand.
Barley, beam, mad peas unaltered.

°woos/inn, Fan. 4.—English wheat was in good supply
at our to-day's market, and priors were unaltered. Forsiga
the same. Making barley Is. dearer ; grinding more in
demand. Beans quite as dear. Oats held for rather more
money, but trade sot brisk. Imports for the week ending
Feb. 4 :—Oats, Ireland, 2,780.
Out LDFOHD, FRB. 4.—There was a good supply of wheat,
and though less brisk, it sold on much the same terms
se teat week, superfine reaching 53e. ed. per quarter; old, 66e.
Barley, oats, and pulse as last noted, high rates for planting
being made of the latter where quality is fine.
ABILTFORD, FEB. 4.—The supply of wheat to-day fair;
last week's pewee supported for the finest samples. Barley
sold at fall prior; supply short. Oats, hew, and pee+ sold
at last week's rates. Wheat, per load, 20e. to 295. ;
barley, per qr., 265. to 47a. • oats, per qr., 20a. to 28a.;
pees, per load, 22.. to 25a.; bean,per load, na to 29a
LIICRATBR, Fee. 4.—The supply of wheat WY about SS
ague', but the balk of the samples from the dampness of the
weather were in bed condition. The finest aorta reads la.
more money than let week ; for whim samples prices raised
from 47e. to 60r.. and 42e. to 46.. per 36 atone for red. Of
malting barley the show was scanty, and the best aorta were
la. dearer, 38.. to 41.. per quarter; feeding aorta quite as
dear, 30e. to 31s. per 30 stone. In other kinds of seeing corn
then; was not much variation; oats, 24e. to 34.. per 24
amuse; beans, old, 48s. to 62a. ; new, 42a. to 44a. per 38
stood. Fine emu, 335.; seconds, 315.; thirds, 29a. per 20
skesta.

NIRCAIITLII. Yin. 4.—Farmers' wheat in large supply,
but condition affected by the change la the weather, and met
a slow sale at last week's priors. Little doiog in south
country sad foreign. In flour little doing, and prices firmer.
Bailey In better demand, and malting qualities rattier dearer.
Oats a slew eats, but not lower In Talus. Beans and peas
the turn in favour of buyers.

NOILIFTCIR, Faa. 4.-The supply of wheat was short.
Full prime were made, particularly ler dry samplee. The
'apply of Imlay mutinies to fell off, and late prior
were supported for both molting and distilling sorts. Flour
the turn in favour of the yeller. White wheat le quoted this
evening 464. to 495.; red ditto, 40e. to 465. ; beat chevalier
malting barley, 42e. to 46e. ; runs chevalier ditto, 34a. to
40a; distilling ditto, 2.3 e. to 275. per qr.; flour, 30a. to
30s. ed. par seek from the miller.
NOTTINOMAN, Fre. 4.-There was a Ilse show of wheat
for the meow, and the attendance was moderate. The trade
ruled arm. at extreme quotations : Old whi,e umpire were
disposed of at 60a. to 66e.; new, 45a. to 64e.; old red, 44e. to
• ; new, 41a. to 47a. per 36 stone. The supply of barley
was pretty good, and all select sorts were in Name request at
rather mews money ; malting, 345. to 46e. ; foreign Basle,
1193. to 41e. per quarter •, grinding firm, at 28s. ,o 31s. per
30 stone. For oats high prices were obtained; old, 275. to
33e. ; new, 23a. to 28s. per 24 stone. Be.ns in small supply,
and the tura higher ; old 48s. to 62e. • nee, 40a. to 44a. per
33 stone. Super fl.lllr, 3.55. to 395.; line, 31s. to 334. per 20
stem _ .

Oiroao Fs.. 4.-Them wee • large attendance at
market to-Ly and trade wag much brisker than of late; the
best samples of wheat were quits is. ter quarter higher dim
this day neonatal,: prices being for white, 46e. to 645. ;
red wheat, 40a. to 46a. per quarter. There was a great de-
mand for barley, and floe qualities, both for malting and
grinding purposes, for which 3s. to 4s. mom money was ob-
tained per quarter; beat ampler being worth 425. Trade
was also better in oats and beane. the former realist's! from
20s. to 33.. ; the latter 38a. to 48e. Hog peas were worth
384. to 40e. Flour, 32.. to 33e. per sack.
Parnanonotiow, Fan. 4.-At our market to-day we
bad • smeller supply of wheat, which met • ready sale at
eossethieg the silos" of this day week. Barley for malting
purposes 2.. per qr. higher. Oats and beans ready ale at
late rates. Beat rad wheat, the, to 46s ; common, 424. to
43a. per 6041b5. Oats, Hid. to le. Id. per stone. Beans,
Ma. to 40.. per qr. of 6321b5.
Rnemeo, Fee 4.-Our market was but shortly supplied
with wheat, the condition of which was improved, and • fair
trade took plow at fully bat week's rates II &Inn herby in
short supply end eagerly purchased at the late high rater.
Other sorts bet little inquired for. Oats, beans. sad pea are
a slow trade. Wheat, 38s. to 635.; barley, 30s. to 44e ;
oats. 18a. to ifs.; beam, 42a. to 62a.; peso, 38.. to Otio.
Flour -Hanesiolds, 39e.; remade. St*. per sack.
ROCIIIIITZI, FEB. 4.-The supplies brought forwerd WINO
rather moderate. Far the very best qualities of white 48e. to
• per grater was obtaised, and inferior 445. to 40e.; there
was • quiet troth in red, which wee done at Se. to 46e.
Tues was in average supply of foreign, with but little
doing, at nominal values. Dailey was brought forward only
In Waited quantities, sad e, vir=d al a superior tharener
dm malting mimosas was readily st the =bum
rates of lam week. Grind sorts wen dull, and the arta
aks turn cheaper. There were only a km wads et oats
plated ea the stands, sad that deectiption of gran sold slowly
without say thongs la vales, the highest prise obtainable
Wag 275. Good samples of beaus were Gnaw, the quota-
tions being the. to 48a. Peas without elteration.
Waseca. Fes. 4.-We have had a they small supply
of grain of all kinds at this day's lariat Wheat was in
demand et as thymic* el is. per qr., sad all spring earn
MO maintains the prior of this day week. Priem te the
-Wheat,: white, UM US. to 45e.; extra, 48a.,
4Eller yer bushel ditto, red, new, 408. to 41e.; ditto
; One white, old, 445. 18 47n, sins, 495. ; Edo

red, old, 435. to 465., extra, 465. Oats, loid. to 11p. p,r
stone. Beans, as.. to 42a. per qr.

. -
WORCESTER, PIER. 4.—There was • good supply of
wheat at market which sold readily at fully previous r
Bailey held for more money, which checked business. o.t.
effacing at 6d. per qr. under previous rates. Beane rather
more inquired for. Very little doing in peas.
Voltz, Fan. 4.—There was a plentiful supply of wheat,
and the attendance was improved. Wheat came to hand in
bettor condition, and the trade ruled firm at the full prices of
last week. White qualities changed hands at 46.. to 608..
and 40.. to 465. per 36 stone. The show of barley was me-
d.-rote, but there was • [alias-off in the supply of flue pu,-
oels ; such were in request and very dear, 365. to 40s. per
quarter • gulag steady, at 275. to 82.. per 30 stone. Oats
a mall ;how and with a languid salt.; late prices were barely
realised, samples making 22.. to Ms. per 24 stone. Bean;
scam, and holders fully maintained the quotations of lest
Saturday, 425. to 445. per 36 stone. Malt, 684. to 70e. Rye,
325. per quarter. Flour, 335. to 345. per 20 atone.
KIRROLLDT, FEB. 4.—At our country markets we had
moderate supplies of all kinds of grain. Wheat dull sale, at
ls. per qr. decline. Barley and oats maintain their price,
and all tine qualities ware readily taken up at prices in favour
diallers. Here, to-day, we had good supplies of wheat and
oats, but mall of barley. Sales ready. Wheat sold at rather
lees money than last week ; oats without change; and barley
again • shade dearer. Wheat, 40e. to 495. per qr. ; barley,
32a. to 405.; cats, 20a. 6d. to 295.

WATIRFORD, FIB. 4.—Wa hays had fair supplies of
wheat from the country this week, but the deliveries of barley
sad oats have bean eacectilagly small. Oar import list is a
templets blank, not • single cargo of grain having reached us
from abroad, or ooestwies. There has bean a decidedly
firmer feeling in the market than for some hoes past, and
more disposition for business is all articles. Farmer.'
wheat hes met a ready sale at full price", sad for foreign we
have had • slightly Increased inquiry. Barley difficult to
purchase at late rates. The few parcels of oats on offer by
boat have found sager buyers at the extreme quotations of
this day geneight, and holden penally are now asking
more money. Indian corn, with • large demand, most
again be written 3d. to 6d. per banal dearer, and as
arrivals keep out much longer than was expected, holders
are not disposed to sell freely without • further advance.
Floor in hove- request, bat not dearer. Imports this
week:—Oatmeal, 2 sacks ; Flour, 24 sacks. Exports this
week:—Oats, 3,760 bee.; Flar, 2,031 smoke ; Indian
corn, 10 brie.