The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-14 00:00:00

THE PAPAL STATES.

Advice. have been received from Rome to the
LOth inst.

The reports of the revolutionary manifestation in
tb. Marches were exaggerated, but agitation was
really eonunencing.
The guard of the Capitol had been increased by the
admission of young noblemen into its ranks.

CENTRAL ITALY.
MODENA, /AN. 12.
It is stated that the Privy Council will assemble
►morrow at 12 o'clock.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, FIIDAT.

Professor Simian was to-day elected President of
the Chamber of Deputies. Herr Orabow was elected
flat and Herr Matthis second vice-president.

BAVARIA.

DRESDEN, FRIDAY.

The Dresden Journal contains a telegram from
Munich, acoording to which King Maximilian has
relinquished his project of a journey to Spain.

THE UNITED STATES.

The Bremen arrived at Cowes this morning, on
her way to Bremen. She left New York on the
31st ult. She brought 93 passengers, 300,000
dollars' worth of specie, 1,000 tons of cargo, and a
very large mail, consisting of 36 sacks of letters
and papers. On the 6th inst. her main shaft broke.
She met with fresh westerly gale. during the
whole voyage. When the main shaft broke she wee
passing several icebergs, and on the 12th she passed
an American barque with a red private signal,
having a whits 0 inside. The mails were despatched
to London by the 7 a.m. train.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. FRIDAY EVENING.

An extraordinary council was held at the Tuileries
to-day, at which it is highly probable that some im-
portant business was done.
The Bourse opened with some hesitation, many
people observing that there wee no confirmation of
the many important rumours which were current
yesterday. The Rente, however, after a momentary
weakness, became very firm, and closed at 68fr. 95:.
for cash, and 68fr. 85c. for account, with a rise of
40c. and 15c. Mobilier rose Bfr. 75c. There was
scarcely any change in railway..
The Univers announces that Monsignor Gerbet,
Bishop of Perpignan, is about to publish a pamphlet,
1)4 la Papatai, in answer to the Pape et 4 Congris•
The Nord, referring to the threat lately held oat
by the Conatitalionnel—a threat which has pro-
voked a tremeadous outcry from all the clerical
journals—says there is a prob►bility that govern-
ment commissioners will be appointed to superintend
the administration of charities.

A statement that the resignation of the mayor
and town councillors of Bordeaux wee owing to a
differenes with the prefect, Ins been eontradisted.
Bordeaux, therefore, as it would appear, is not in
precisely the sane case u Marseilles, and, yarns
consponere morns, Pan. The Gironde, the most ex-
tensively circulated journal of Bordeaux, says on
this subject that the resignations were provoked not
by a difference with the prefect bat with the inha-
bitants. It adds:

In our opinion Bordeaux has set a noble example to
France. It has shown itself resolved to know how its money
goes, and has manifested an unmistakeable desire to change
agents who maladminister the urban community. Wonder-
ful to relate, the eity of Bordeaux takes en interest In Its
own affairs, and it is thoroughly determined, we can answer
for it, to look mote closely into them than ever, sa it will
prove at the next ideation'.

The King of the Belgians and the Count de
Mean are about to proceed to We Majesty's seat in the
Ardennes, to pass a work or tau days in abootlag._ _

A subscription has been opened, at Paris, for the
groat ineeddaughter et Karam, who Hess in peat poverty.
The &warm hes °attributed 10,000 frame, the Empress
6,000 [team, sad the Imperial Prima 6,000 frame..

Argo, on his dying bed, entrusted his friend M.
Beni with the task of Whin hie works. This erduous task
he been completed. Oa the last meeting at the Aaatimay,
X. Beni presented the sistasmth and last Talmo of Arses
works to the !earned assembly.

Countess Hahn• Hahn, for many years a religions
recluse in a convent at Mayes:toe, returns to the abandoned
world once more, at last with her works. ♦ new novel of
hers, " Regina Maria : a Tale of the Present Day," is in the
pros, and will shortly appear.
A St. Petersburg letter of the 9rd says:—" What
extraordinary weather we have for this time of the year I A
regular thaw and scarcely any daylight! We put out our
Ugh!. at 9 in the morning and light them again et 3." .
The Journal du Havre says:—" Mr. Price, who
' at the Cirque, it may be remembered, played the violin ea
well while standing on a ladder placed perpendicularly on a
platform, and which he at the WOO time made to move
sheet, has just met with a fatal accident in one of the cities
la the centre of Francs. By a fake movement he fell from
the ladder end was killed on the spot.•

The diet of Demnark, at its last sitting, discussed
a motion brought forward by M. Baled for the separation of
shush and state; and on a division, decided by a large ma-
jority that it should be read a second time.
...

Tie Sport announces that the Spanish army will
'a a shirt tine hats in its ranks one of the young Omer
SOD of Qus Christina. He is now at the military school of
Saint-Cyr, where be Is a wisest la the first ooropeay. He
is about temisating his rat year's studies, alter wish& ►e
will ester the Speer k senior

All the buildings of the Zoological Gardens in the
Bois de Boulogne, between the Ports dee &blow and the
Porte de Nenilly, are now nearly Walled. The garden con-
tains an area of thlrty-five amen intersected by an artificial
riser sad by alleys lor prinnuders is carriage', oa horse-
back, or os foot.