The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-07 00:00:00

THE COMMERCIAL TW FT.

The Ind4petsdamee Beige nays that the proposals
to be submitted by Mr. Gladstone to the Roues of Commons
as a consequence of the commercial treaty, which, it says,
was to bare beta ratified on Satinday at Pans, are se
follows

" Abolition of duties on all articles of French manu-
facture.

" Arsimilation of the duties on French spirits with au
of English colonies. The duty on those flret-named is at
present 16s. a pike, on the °thews only is., the duty on
French brandy would thus be lowari 85. • gallon.
"Immediate reduction of the duty on French wine to ..be
extant of 2a. 9d. a gallon. The duty at present being ss. 9d.,
the new duty would therefore be Sts. a gallon.
"A second reduction of this duty from the Ist of April.
1861, so that the duty might then Ed a shilling less or a
shilling more, according to the quan,ity of alcohol it con-
tained.

"A merely nominal duty on corn, tour, and articles made
of guar.

" Reduction more or less important of all duties on articiv
Imported from France. _ .

"England merry 1 the right of alluring other na-
tions to participate in these reducCons, ea well as of
modifying the duties on wines and spirits, if the changes in
our tariff should render such modifications desirable.

" Fiance on her part tutdes takes to make the following
ocincessions, none of them however to take immediate effect
" Reduction of the duties on English coal and coke to •
level with that on the same commoiities ooming from Bel-
gium.
. .

Abolition of the duties on wool and cotton.
Reduction of the duty on iron and machinery.
"Abolition of prohibitions for which ad valorcni duties not
exceeding 30 per mat. should he wthedtuted."

By a recent decision of the Minister of Public
Instruction in Prnada, Jew are to be allowed to roods. the
doctors in philosophy, and, in outmequence, the oath which is
taken by parents who obtain that degree isto be modified.

It is stated in a letter from Palth that the Au-
tail's authorities have prohibited the keepers of all place, of
public resort from allowing the national march to be per-
formed under pain of arrest, and of having their licenses with-
drawn. The march is familiar to the public of Western
Europe foom having hem introduced by Berlioz in his sym-
phooy of Faust.
A letter from Rome says :—" It is perfectly vain
for the Pope to rely on the material support of his mem-
swiss the moment the moral prestige of the French pro-
tectorate is removed. It is even doubtful whether Napoleon
could supply the Papal government with pertectiy
cohabit trumps. What we have here at the present moment
is bat a poor specimen of French steadiness. I see at every
step soldiers walking arm-in-arm with men of the people,
cud there is a dangerous amount of fraternisation going on
between them at every café and wineshop. Some battalion',
I am told, had to bemoaned to their barracks."
_ _

-
Count de Fontenay, a retired officer of small for-
tune, mot baring ready money to spare for the Lsmartine
sabscriptioe, out down the hetet tree in his garden, sold itr
and remitted the prom& to the post. A few days after-
wards he rewired in return the following pretty verses :

L'erbre coup; per tol pour men fairs one offrande,
Arracbe d'iii be., plus bout vs *souk.
Je re demand. pas a Dien to le rends;
Car l'ombre la pins donee eat on bean souvenir I
Los Magnum de see nide guard vu mashes,
N'y ressemblerout plum 'ear chcenr aeries;
Mils ils pzouilleront plus pill qua to fenetre
La tunsique du mar qui now dit : To s bien.

LAYAkTINE.

M. Bouchard, one of the most eminent wine
merchants in Burgundy, died lately in hie native town of
Bi&UDC, at the age, within a few weeks, of 101 yang.
The King of Sweden and Norway has awarded a
medal to Commander Multiage O'Reilly, R 5., in acknow-
ledgment of his services in heaving off the rocks, Iset
October, in Gibraltar Bay, the Swedish corvette Ornin
(Eagle), sad the Admiralty have sent out this deooretion to
the Commander-in-Chlef in the Mediterranean for pre-
sentation.

M. Michel Chevalier has been unanimously elected
a foreign member of the Academy of Sciences in Sweden.
A Hungarian musician, well-known in London,
H. Remen)i, has, after many years' residence in England,
returned to Peach, and has been delighting his countrymen
by his exquisite violin performances. His execution of
Rokoesi, the Hungarian Jferseillaim, has, in particular, se-
cured him enthusiastic applause.

The Giornale di Roma announces that on the
25th ult. the Pops received sa address signed in London at
• meeting consisting of 2,000 pergolas.

It appears from a notice published by Baron
Culoz, Commandant of Mantua, on the 30th ult., that the
ladies of tbat town have hit on a singular mode of manifest-
ing their political opinions against Austria—viz., by die-
carding crinoline. Ladies favourable to the Austrian govern-
ment continue to wear it, and are in consequence hooted by
the popular). in the streets, or somehow disturbed in their
devotion at church. It is to put an end to such persecution
that Baron Calos has issued the notice alluded to, threaten-
ing the inhabitants with the severest measure* in case of
any repetition of such hostile manifestations.

The 'Madrid journals of the 2nd state that some
placards attacking the General-in-Chief of the army in
Africa had been stn.* on the watts of that city but were
tom down by the police.

Tne Moorish prisoners at Seville are represented
to be much milder in character than had been expected, end
elm to be of email's cleanlineee. The Bishop of Seville
having paid them a visit, they treated him with profound
respect.

A most painful sensation wu produced at Ver-
sailles LID &tardily, by the accidental death of M. Ricbebourg,
paymaster of the 4th Regiment of Burma. Ile was nook-
mg a cigar at the window of en upper room, when the hand-
rail on which he wee leaning gave way, and falling bead
foremost on the pavement be was killed on the epos.
THE EXPULSION OP THE "TimEs" CORIESPON-
DINT Yarn& Rome.—lt appears that our correspondeat's
propt ad journey to Rome had beau telegrapted from
'themes, out the Roman government had not then made up
its mind on the subject, for, as we have said, be received a
outs di seggierno atter three days' coasideretion. The re-
meentativas ut this country naturally asked what bad
happened to change the views of the Roman authorities, end
to 'educe them to expel a man who had nista many months
of lest year in the city, and woo had within • few days
receivei weeniest( n for three months more. But all that
could be pt out of the Minister of Polk* wits that
our corte.pondeat had been sent away for "State reasons
beet known to the police, who had no explanation to render
to him or to the prom:nag power." Bathurst was then had
to Cardinal Antunelli, the decre.sry of State, but he said
that pollee matters ware no concerns of hi., that he knew
nothing about the effift' and would not meddle with It. In
tact, everyone referred the complainants to the police for an
explanation, and the police merely arserted that they had
no t :planation to give. Su the matter now remains,
and, though States certainly mum the right of expelling
aliens at their pleasure, and no diplomatic muse of complaint
exists on the part of England, yet the affair shows clearly
the point of mingled tyranny
_and weakness to which the
Popes government has reso&d, and the miserable subter-
fuges to which its Mellen ellimns are not aelitmed to resod.
Our correspondent &clams that he bad given the govern-
ment uo muse of offence ; be had openly natal that he was
connected with the Timm', and after that had received
his tarts. The act of the police wee eviCeilly en after-
thought, and at seems probable that the Papal counsellors
faceted that it would be • fine thing, and a proof of energy,
if they did what no other gevandeent pretended to do, and
declared that no one should write news from their territory.
The papacy bas • long account to settle with eivilitatioe. A
reckuoing is now acknowledged to be at band, and then the
expulsion of this gentlemen will be remembered es, though
by nu mesas one of the wore, still se one of the meet foolish
acts t f which Cardinal Antonelli and boa satellites have been
Timm.
WILD BOAR HUNT.—The Journal d'Alencow
has the following :—"Tne pack of bounds of M. Rattier
de Vet veins., twenty.five in number, lately bunted a huge
will boar in the forest near this town, but doer three hours'
chase could not bring it to bay, though he idol pd now
and tam to attack the dogs. Twelve fresh hmods
having been est on, it as Isat stopped, end the dogs
attacked it with great determicaro It, however,
ripped up several and threw vibe.* in me air. One of the
keepers having arrived, tired his carbine, but only broke one
of the (olden of the animal. The chat' kegler thee arrived.
end fired two belle at its bead, without, however, producing
any efLot. Ile, however, ',plaided, sod then to Igeti one ball
in the boar's muzzle, and the other behind his ear. The Met
proved mortal, the animal fail tog dead. It wan then found
that two of the dogs were dead, ten more mortally wounded,
and that several others were more or loos impaled. The boar
weiabed 160 kilogrammes (about 3 cwt.).
DESPATCH OF AMIMICAN MAILS.—The box at the
Liverpool post-office will be open on Wednesday neat (to-
morrow) for the receipt of lettere, &c., lateadao to be for-
warded by the Liverpool, New York, ant Philadelphia
Company's 'tamer V:go, which toile on that MI for New
York, till 10.311 a.m., and on the landing stage with In addi-
tional fee of 61., which must be prepaid in stamps, until
11.30 um.

LAW INTELLIGHINCE.
MIDI DAL)

COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.
&map et Nisi Pries.—(Ndomo the Lad CIAO herds
Caiebena end Special hey.)
wry:immix ASII wtn g. 6101111“11111.-11T/PjAw

MAST CASIII.
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.1.••••• U.. eimak essritted by is didr 6by Mir
ut sr *Miro wisk ea/ min nal. • aural. he mow
14 pads Mid by timi tisimust, was rams/ ibis
Irtimitise awl Mr. Issasloy sprarsa is sivisid
plaissibi.
Mr. idols Jams, Mi. Haidisit•s‘ sad jar. rasa"
,66,6 OR 116 s dobili•st.

LamPlog wWrr, ta costarat iaa of this pisistirs
,to• 11,460 . _

Mn. M. Join assissi-- I es. the pa If mi. Jean,
irlo weir ea Issieres r • err rill/sr. Is Mew&
41..1. la IMO at IMO l heed is the pear re
bow rest • hotaish< her dews Or phis.
▪ eel doltadhst airs lON. The tutee Musk
eke tiding sad rid he amid Meer the arida. owl rid
is sere rill OMNI 11,1 ries • sem et mar te put
Harm Melsemetia Isis brims. I had is
ben westiesaa led= *hair•• true at
v. oath. bat las aid ha borded
H. tree is hiewell. My harsad sivassed 14/. Ihe
orb, la Sertember, 111%. osehie his is pay hie rust
^ • toe term (these Sired is hew boss wises by the
• rem is Mar Meteressis hot IS Met ii.) MS
• tee Again( e writing. The virgins tem
- .:,..ishalleat is Moy otl MIK awn hen arm panel
..th it woo rend in e,Yeaee yeenniey. He nisi
is se give bte Medan Wanne* wine I did whew
test I sew M. She WI reed it end laid it es the table, and
then ladt. I took it up end reed It. Whys neat the defer
net eons I sedated Ida ha len% is I wee disputed et his
ening En the median of appertimats. Ile had boos
eines • daily rottur. bat did an fell sharwards.
Creewnenned —1 awned is briars es Modem Pr
oreit• I ern the sane ef Jeri= when 1 reword ea ar-
• al lovrersanter twit sr thee essils ego. He woe •
refugee. He might bre bra • bars I ire •
. oboe I wend bowies. Ide set knew bow lam I
or 90 poen
llamas Frisch, is upholsterer. eserited—The &haler
wheal me to advise no plwieeill te go is Smirks est 1 ibb
Wined he raid de better tire. The dehadest
tr.iti-ally W•lseastelieduriss M ireheadre
atava r. Is Diseriat. 1630. I wee is the Mehra
tams ley nipper. The pinata Noe down is es
snted mrneer.ewl std re to Igo spats
He pored ~p s the deer sad 1 mew the delleshril Midis;
Mniarb, WOlll/11111bia and Weft her. lihe rienledl his.
Ilex horrid mooed se rush ea the delowleat, hot I re-
tried hie. the deloadmat wee frieneerd and as swap.
ernr.tersed—l had heard core lewd irking is
Molar. von.. I cane over to Eagles' with her,
tot toy deter wee with se. We an nialinbally
at Hamburg. Ws sever lodged is the wee hour
▪ florin. I knew her her twin maths there I
win:. bar Instead wee away. I neer nosed ea Stet-
tin. 1 11,14 is severe! plane is Leaden with the plaintiff
and hi. win Ind sot lin with Madame thee bit boat:wad
wit to Awoke.

Jews* Krill, who Imps • restastriash depend thst the
deesthiet asked him to soli some fitrzutase ter geese who
..11.1wd it to Iwo, so the, could sot pp setae new
ilwy owe t bun. Wane.* dA so at Ozashiree and reetivad
sa taeestor7 m Walsisatatie wain. TM Witham woe
,Jaqi .t 731. 10..
.I.ittann Graa•kowalty proved that the plaintiff asid his wife
bird-1 a. him boom for tome time. le Muth, 1869, the
ds nI wt said be Arnold tart that est, at he would novae
in a t otbing, and it be did the deleadaat would pay him
Ida 1307 owed..

Cnot•.aisa4S4—l did act appl to Mr. &chorister to
stow e 311. to Madams W to pay Mr. Nu for
the faraiture, aad say I wadi pay hail the resat if
M dad.

Aft I. 0. U. from tho Irksome to the delliniest, dated
(tootwr, 14.58. for 16t 10a, half the smog ediremesd le
Modems Wriamohria, woo bon put in.
Wstarro-1 woks that become Mr. dloberstwor MAIM
it. H. eeld if I sited h, be would nem sit a posy ix it.
I beys eel paid a frothing of it.
By the Court—l do sot know why be meted my I. O. U.
Proof war them Oval that norms of Wei d the twee
• non of Stobweets• • W.leenede. on two LO.U.'s, beg
his elves for Mwhartrom torsi its mgr, end had bete ease-
weeentled.

Mrs. Jordan was here recalled at the request ed Mr. Jesus
—I aehere to die outmost that the plaintiff dose sot owe
es anything. I have sot stated to Mr. Albert that I ed.
raked bun 161. 10.. to sinsUe hi. to bring this &Sias.
He wanted ato do ea, bet 1 ereald sot.
Ibis rimed the cue far the ;plead,.
Mr. Edwin !sense than ridreseed Ike jury fee the
Jeleteleas, sod the ere me proceeding when we went to
prow.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mc Comaaskew liolroyd )
17 11.7 •Tlllll AND
TM bankrupts were emeeheals, of Nottingham. TM
ofie Uralic. 'marmot is !Lay, 1846 ; Ayer* boa oily ear-
seslorrbl. Amman, hem bees Med, elbowing liatadee of
mamia. , the .ao.unt d meets arpestla on Us* malt of
rum 1.• pr.vidioge soar gots' es.
Mr. vie swigmea .ad Mr. Liaklatsw for the
math bestrept Ayers, agreed os • farther Mioaramest for two
.

a• 1110 WINING COMPAMT (Ltammo).
T. ...a • di. A•ad mimeo. &mesa •ootrablatorlio, Who
W mewed to pay tb• ogle mods apes thee, wore man-
rood.

X r:Mees appowtod for the cads! braille*.
Mr. Meese, seem Aar. os when • eaU af In. 10s. had
lass ad., tram seemed se ho why ha had us=
Me seed se he reams that the petitioner rVaasa
tie win was •.4. was seam • weiribesety gm • arail-
tar. His ems had bode mask of Moo lieu Ma had Ea ether
nava Ow ea papas lbe 111101117.
Mr. Mew saassited that this wet ao valid eiroollse 10 the
Tan rattiness sewed la his peanuts tIM bo had *sod
Mwieder sad late pad ,he awe web spas w.
r. Ildewsoi—ls dis yotitioesr's sow Timm Kh-
alil
lb. Moo—Soo

Mr. ilo—i-ratt Lim! he w Wreck el elks list et coatri-
beim wt.

Li /Isaias —AJJ 1 ana de Is I• RAN • ease
es yam so pay on 0 dart day. If tVn Lasytldag sub-
obisetina yolk Mn Wu", yea as tam aired
•tenon of It.

:-.ittcr seem memnaties. la which it woe stmt that Mr.
Ireatt was • meow shambelter at Me eyeet-emt, and
mired by amen that he easy • sormals b. ....w
bes anise being made cm week pny by harertente.
Mr. Mese stand that nearly MI the
Wilts( WA tram payment. and that the Adel lipillmer
W unreel, reastved esikiest so tom the eipsemb.
M. My/rt boom. or contributory. MA the tem, *seites.
mi sith be *um mak. H. usisimmely eammaeld to poi
I • ..Ast•.

T wo (W. alma sew MON wan Ahmed alb • &Ow way.

s as ciernurar APTIONIT CLAIMS.
Ths burrs" • sissubeel, if Norplierhest. recerly
brd 114 sest.tl sue sweipseded also twelve imeths. This was •
erred rein.
Me. C. I Lewis brim! • reef for 1,1111/., in bebalf of
M. Eris Mies, d Paris, le rasped of gelds Mesh bs
Wised es hoes brae soli le the hurrays. ifs only
be ens whether the inn& b bees es d,
lhalreys Awed Royer hod beet tortrept, bet broil:
“sereeill his oseriere. the Abet if Met sober the Pres'
'ow ere 1• I. Weal MI WA. MIME.
M nil. he lb* seseeses, objesief that • pest had
e:res.l7 bre roes erlwrins w w sereell h Ur
mirk d Itoyees sows •lonso hie bringer,.
Mr. Loris Mid tM b:11t qa which Ur pro* we butsded
Ir.. trolly &seem
Mr thew all rod • Hide to be reseed M 1,9001.,
to the aessees hose is, s hoed by the oisoisl merger;
Itw thriked Ade. to bit ,weed kw • snarl.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIB EM Y.)

MANSION HOUSE.
1' • . 1•4418. aged 30, ere brine lit beim Aldenaita
merged with hieing eitecepted to *treadle himself. The
1 • • mem WIN • 110.01 11110erable *wt, sad be dem a talk-
ts' I...Mpg= of hie drew at ea ha *polo. i 4 eieceesiiies,
a oeint. dew the mad visite' *very wool of his body.
A p.bo sad et hell-pest two o'clock this worming I
sl'l AID deleadeet hie beet is bliseieg-lese with •
tiobt r his neck, sad be seeeted
te dhistroy bieseelf. I loosed the beadherehall,
eel idled Mee •.113. 410010101111, 10 alit * he replied that be
e. is • ,Inesettol *4/41a, $.l d straw, sad mold gee soak*/ to
wt web n t o. yet, and therefore us the only chase, of
q horn toe ...eery he bed determieed to pet as end to

A I.rosta MAW—What haws you to day to this dWfal
6 11 00 'Matadi ?
risisadase—lt is tree, my lord. that I mode the
ruff:. awl Wised I er utly repot that I hare doom
tat with err' ,Isspaaltio• to work, awl some
I to do se, I mead la my presume de-
osedwiss eff ryes mot myth*, to dw
from bydary, whsro I was bora, wives ortiMb, *sal
" ths hopo of remise a Amery livfag ie Begked, sad I
1416 &Mg ws. hot lam e amused that if bad
, tbs. Ls with sa I c.iuld support myself, hi am VO-
A,' • :ry anythise.
4.!••usaa abbey—Ham you triad ,be may?
I.4.skeet —Th., will wit 10141 MP. 1.1_1112 too
I byre bye rioss,opped, sat they ~lke lee
" I • ilia werri•is. Ima eatzemely sorry for what I ham
r^ I. ea I maws you that aotbfog shall ever Wow
% • 1•, se Greta.
is Abbiea—Wa shall maim 04100 Inquiry &boot
.11 I gall record you fa the hop* .4 being able lo
• a Olfrif•. It yop dmita Is L, b. ladastrioss.
tat—God Lim you, my Ixi