The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-06 00:00:00

FRANCE .IND ITALY,

(REUTER'', EXPRES..)
PARIS, Nov, a,
The emistif.tfiwitut of this morning publishes
the following article, signed by M. Paulin Limey.
rae, upon the Roman question :

The news we awaited yesterday has arrived. A great
scandal, which was at the same time an andseinan
violation of international law, has ceased ; the honour
of a treaty signed by France is safe. The revolution com.
mitted an act of folly ; civilisation kaa done its duty. It
must undoubtedly be regretted that so much blood should
hare been shed, but the struggle was inevitable ; and if
this is not the time, in presence of the conquered, to
say up to what point they have been guilty, one it
still forced to admit that they were the aggreeam;
that they had placed themselves above all law, and thus
they not only effected an unjust work, but might further
have caused terrible complications to arise between Frai
and Italy, perhaps involving Europe. We are assured
that the Pontifical army behaved admirably, and
rendered by its courage the support of the French
soldiers useless. The Italian army, upon ite part, has
kept the engagements made by its King in the proclams.
tion, in which he affirmed the rights and dignity of his
crown against all revolutionary intriguers. The soldiers
of Victor Emmanuel have given a denial to the LA
prognostics of their enemies. The military work is
finished and the diplomatic work is about to begin.
The difficulty that has just disappeared has hoes
for some days • subject of so much disquietude
throughout the world that France, Italy, and the European
powers cannot abstain from setting themselves to work to
seek a solution to a question always full of danger. We
have once more seen what evil the fanaticism of the rive
lutionary parties is able to bring about. Let us now hope
in the wisdom of the governments and the peoples.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF APPEAL.
(Before the Lord ('hancellor.)
I ISTRIBUTION OF APPELLATE BCSINEYi.

The Lord Chancellor, before proceeding with the hulas
nets of the day, made the following announcement with
regard to the distribution of business for the Appellate
Court for Michaelmas term :

The Lord Chancellor will take appeals Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, and will not sit on
Thurad.iy.

The iv° Lords Justices will take appeals Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday.
On Thursday the Lords Justi:es will take appeal motions
separately in the two courts.
On Friday one Lord Justice will take matters in lunacy
and appeal motions.
On Saturday the other Lord Justice will take m►tters
in bankruptcy and appeal motions.

CHANCERY CHAMBERS.
(Before Mr. Buckley, Chief Clerk.)
THE ROIAL RANK OF LIVERPOOL.

Mr. Urquhszi,onth;p7rioia;;;;;relisata at Liver.
pool, made an application to the chief clerk of an import-
ant character to acceptors of bills of exchange. The hank
suspended payment on the 21at October, a few days before
hie clients piud into the bank about 2,14001. to meet accept
anus coming due • few days after the date of the failure.
The bills were not taken up, and the funds were in the
bank, as the money was only lodged a very short time
before its suspension. He considered it a bard case, and
asked that the money might be refunded.
Mr. Francis (Field and Co.) on the part of the pro-
visional liquidator, wu willing to render all the Resistance
in his power. He admitted that it 1/111 indeed a hard case
on the merchants who had paid the money into the bank
to retire the bills just falling due.
The chief clerk said it was • very hard case but he did
not see his way to make an order to refund the money.
Mr. Urquhart then asked that as other bills to between
:3,000f. to 4,0001. would come due on the 11th of the ',meet
month, that an order might be made to set *part the
2,800/. in the bank towards their payment.
Mr. Francis expressed his readiness to do everything is
his power.
The chief clerk regretted that on the ioformation heron)
him that he could make no order. On any future oaasioa
if he could he would.
Application refused.