The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-31 00:00:00

hi EY WIGRAM and SONS' (ef
Mpgll,6„dmalsrd, Louden) LINZ ot IMLAY and PACKET
r 9 to AraltALIA.:Fr riggrrOtrut Ingarl.r2l&(Dir•et. (mum macouire.)
101`1"--...ths *Tomb d clipper ;hip LINCOLN—STIR, 1,100
sure) m. commander bus tho giffig /mu DEBATE ON THE PRESS IN THE FRENCH
der accusal oi as fore dames cd eseasagne
7.20: CHAMBER.
IssaPas".4 and ty to ALLYORT and barilli wdb PARIS. Jam. 30, &yawns.
fiti2S crokrsr wfoilikm sad eon. T. Irideshalldiesi.
yogs. - - In to-day's sitting of the Corps Legislatif the
-----11. AN LlNE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW : discussion of the bill on the press was resumed.
roNK. and I'HILADELPHIACOMPANY'SMAILSTEAMERS M. Thiers observed that there existed many sub-
,Lizt fror Liverpool tor NEW YORK, calling at jects which ought to be interdicted front discus-
Via don by the public press; for instance, the bases
v or • WtSIIINUTON, for NEW YORK,
'lTMAtil'itioßE, tor NEW roam, wecneecsy, Feb. of society and matters of private life, and in eon-
, or or Bo•Y tit
oN. for NEW YORK, Wednesday, Fee. II I
LIMA, for NEW YORK. via Halifax, Saturday, Feb. 16. eutional countries the sovereign was shielded by
ramsgv. 13. 17. and Onineme...„lol h 1,31, Ste, OMs the responsibility of the ministers. But beyond
Mann H the sloes. or "I"22llgeWmAciii, 61, those limits all acts of the public authorities were
‘s, sire. t. Liver Pool. or
Loudou-bridee. I, open to discussion. N. Thiers said that it was
impossible to define exactly the offences of the
press. Notwithstanding the improvements pro-
posed by the present bill, the liberty of the press
would still remain in the hands of the government.
M. Thiers concluded that it was advisable to grant
full liberty to the press, and not to lose so decisive
an opportunity for effecting that object.
M. Pinard, the Minister of the Interior, said
that the press is a power acclimatised in France.

THREE HI:NDRED POUNDS REWARD.
r.tl TI ON —To BANKERS, BROKERS, and Othern—Aß-
,,,,,,l.ED.w'ra'th January, 1868, JAM LB wirr PEARCE, bite
fn;n. ties ha, with him the following securitica, obtained by
,vlVrAsill lee per Cent.Steekla 13 bowls or certificates cd
iiil4ol, 14513, 14514, 1591 E 15916, 38431, 36433
t'.; 4:50.3 t_..l'. 43529, 47194, and 48216.
111,.,1:1 live per Cent. Stuck of 1822, Series 2,1 n two
63169
or certit one for £1036,
102712 And the othertor/tlll,

al.ooo Swedish fontenteito
mei
...104c In 0
.vuollteloer aim men,
rortorneoe stt,ck hi 10 Certlecales of £lOO midi, Nos.
.;.,Ij. 0-925„ 1159, 9740111, 131451, pkito vlutoty,l44obk
L'4.-ott •
J.% Nt ES WITT PEARCE le about' ell of age
rudluardy con-
j af
;.1.-‘o,i, lag, tare, and walks erect . • •
F':,, t. hot .-vo he wore a dark fen hat, and darkihrown over-
,at and had a massive gold Albert chain. His Tailltaffn con-
• f a new 'dark hand portmanteau of American cloth,
With hlota leather, 24 Inches long, 13 inch. wide, and
with itra..“ knobs at the corners (both top and
sod one In the centre. He had also &Slack leather
h Wa. pia into the portroatitean wore he left London.
s. will ,ive such information as shall lead tn the ap-
ot WITT PEARCE within threecalen-
from this date shall receive • reward of £100; and
„ ...r nen Rive such information SI shall lead to the recovery
..t. tvr iecorities within the said period shall receive a
of or a proportionate part thereof, acoordlps to
not ret "creed.
• : • . ttion to he given to Inspector T. %MET, Police.ollee,
• Ary, Lond..n: or to Mears. IL and 8. 111;LLENS, sell.
ilimookle, London, Y.C.
• . . ,rys2t.,

Wseent tendency is towards violence,and a defence
is therefore necessary, which must be placed under
the guardianship, not of individuals, but of the
law. The Minister then showed that the character
of the bill was liberal in principle, notwithstanding
the caution money required, which was a necessary
guarantee, and the stamp, which was merely a tax
inpon the circulation. The bill was not stringent
lit the penalties it imposed, but vigilant
lin the course of procedure it laid down.
It realised the promises of the 12th January, 186',
which were not desired by the conservatives, and
had not been hoped for by the liberals. These
promises formed part of the logical consequences
of a constitution capable of improvement, and re-
, conciled the natural movement towards progress
with the instinct of preservation and with the con-
stitution of 1852. It was power which led to
liberty. The bill extended, and did not restrict the
promises of the 19th of January, but against vio-
lent attacks the conservative party would find the
government entrenched behind the law.
M. Pinard's speech was received with cheers by
the Chamber. The debate will be continued to-
morrow.

lOYAL ALIiAMBRA PALACE.
N Enlacing Director, Hr. F. Strange 1 Three Basta, DV
tomer+, • a latromentalists, gingers. Acrobats, Minim;
Latest Telegrams, Saloons. S per.rocons. 'Avatar's%
r want, Efeang Paper: 10 Oechaatral Pieces tva7
open at Ball-past Seven, begin at Eight. Pricesla.,
I : Reserved Seats, ea ; Print* Boxes, from Al la
open tram Eleven to Your.

THE FRENCH EXPEDITION TO ROME.
PARIS, JAN. 30, RYENING.

The Paris of this evening says :—" Letters re-
ceived here from Civita Vecchia anticipate the re-
turn home of a iecond portion of the French expe-
ditionary force. One division only, under General
pomont, would remain upon Pontifical territory,
the troops under General du Failly returning to
`France."

SAUCE.—LEA and PERRINEr
WoRCESTEKIIMILE SAUCE.
MD delicious condiment, prouottuced by catumaimetwe
•• THE 0 N LA' GOOD SAUCE"
Is prepared solely by LEA and ?FARMS
The public are rewctrully cautioned &wawa worthless War
ti.os. and should see that Lea mad Perdue' names an vow:upper,
4,1, bottle, mod stopper.
ASK for LKA and PEREINIV SAUCE
I wholesale and for export by the Proprietors, Warted', .
CROWE, and BLACKWELL : Messrs BARCLAY and
MIN,. Loudon. tc., Ac.: and by grocers mud ollntaa universally.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, JAN. 30, Bvist7o:

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Signor Domin requested leave to demand explana-
tions respecting naval armaments that were taking
place at Naples, which apparently were destined
for an expedition to the River Plate.
General Holub:we replied that the government
had neineentien of entering into parries and ad•
venturous enterprises ; it was only a question of
employing means, if necessary, to protect Italian
interests abroad. He considered the interpellation
inopportune.
The Chamber dismissed it.

(OXYGENATED WATER doom not drink No
N.l brisk as other aerated eilles, Imago. S 1 gm alb mkt be
,t Into It In • Ante of vapour, and condensed with the ens pry
hot its ette, t on the *piton, is tos It:Aliso the Wood owl give
h and force to annual power. under it Isiah from the
I. .!-ry, Long,. re, or through soy antraut. cases
• : .trig slx buttlti.

YG EN ATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept
rp in the t olds it aro:alter by daily .iraughts of Otygenated
- Eni% insole from the Laboratory, 301, Long sore, or
;!, any druggist.

THE PRUSSIAN DIET.
BERLIN, Jig. 30, Evuuta.

1: IHAP (;LASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON
•I. K.K ..1 the AI RE and CALI/Elt GL 1,46 BOIII.E CI 011-
• ski.F., at lik.DUCk:Lt I'IRICKS, tint protases at tree
ti Lan• 11.,teltil, being required for whorl portends.
f.•r imtterua ati.l the patent-sb•plere•l bolt's*
.1, toeu too• pork; Yoritaldrd, and the odiee, A Upper
• street, city.

At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day
Herr von Vincke's motion for the abolition of the
taxes upon grinding and slaughtering was adopted
almost unanimously. The Minister of Finance
offered no opposition to the proposal upon financial
ids.

I' E 'l' S. —NCYTIOE.—The largest lot of
T.regry ltruwela rtct aheau, conimeneing
I+d Ia r y. 1.1. ail the newest pattenis. c-Yi.tial Furniture.
• lieltf "11011,11. A Ter) reilaucti Turkey carpet ,
::.t. .111 warranted. packol, rp.l dolltervol fru,
1 e.l icit 4 t 'vulture, lieihtemit and liehlhia, araa4 ,
%%M. It A 11: to Utl. Aealryltua 11141.-
- -
: WE'S; NEW PATENT NIGHT LIGHTS
1..1 ~ttli the wide 'throe. are the eery Lent Night '
e.•de el; lei. ,FIIILLie 101111 LIUUTD are esvallent,
~ N1111..111 a glans. Order of ally dealer.

groum_.
Herr Basseuge moved • resolution that the
newspaper stamp tax should be abolished after
1869, and the Chamber adopted the proposal by
166 votes to 150.

THE SALE OF THE DANISH WEST INDIES
TO THE UNITED STATES.
i 1 .. intis S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of wall- COPENHAGEN, Jae. 30.
2-1. L,.... It excellence can only be had et at, Onset Reamed I The treaty with the United States relative to
...r. ...,.1•••-s.r the .flritiab ?Woman, Gates. The vary best steel
fr ~)o. : sp. • tncles, ISs. and Ida —THOMAS lialtitln avid the sale of the Danish West Indies has just been
\ . II ; lo‘ the public against persona axing their wale : finallypaned by the Leedething.
i•• .; ..,1 I - -.1. N., travellers or assau.
-- —••-- I Both Chambers of the Diet have, therefore, defi-
r 11.. I..\!:EN TS and ll U ARD I ANS. --The re- i
1.....15••.1n to their tee she boardlinpvehools induces nitively given their assent to the project.
~, •In Sr personal comfort and attraction. and ' ---
`, i.' la. ilt til L, for aceelerat nig the growth rain : SPAIN.
• -atif) ins the heir, Runt:olds Kelyoor for Ink- 1 MADRID, JAN. 00.
• .1 ...qUilleZion. and remoeln4 cotancous ile• I
. siontu, or Pearl Ilmitlfnce• for rendering : In to-day'a sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
... I; y what. sail preserving the gums. ere cote '
theoldawl Minister of Finance brought in the budget,
• - 1 n :..r Rowlands' articles. ' which shows the expenditure to be 263,006,296
1.
1
fii. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LITER PI crowns and the revenue 268,900,479.
+-7 s tid, :I.IIIIW mood ,v sparredpa without eel um 1 The Minister asks authorisation to effect reline-
•,.. I. .3 be found invalua l who ender trots Manse ,
• ''''"'"'.uPiilinta indigestion, wind. stmels. giddinms, ant. tions in several branches of the expenditure.
n.• •..< the • ,ss, C. bor Lai:lanai COSSIVOISSIII, as s Manly --
i. • . ret me I:sno.. and se a purifier of the blood, they are truly I
' `4'..t : mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach. 1 THE BANK OF FRANCE.
1. • curia &meat*, er-nos. digeetion, and strengthen the I PARIS, JAN. 30.
c sai.ess as stens—Sold by W. Lambert. chemist, 8. King The return of the Bank of France for the week
11 • imstreet, ensrln-crose, and by most drain:intl. ts burs.,
.. L"4 "" "". th. :lusattiqr&U .d. B. .nevi '0 ending to-day shows the following changes as com-
.k ..r pr. Scolei htlious end Liver tee rendes are to a
so ea gyms with.. with .Willists Lambert" engraved en Oa pared with the previous account :—lncrease :
......

'\ \

•
250,000 f. ; Dills discounted, 7,333,000 f. ; Cush,
" """1"" Lgrreit " Br""*—The ". 15 soo mot. Decrease : Advances, 750,0001. ;
lug letter (says the Bunphirt Journal), in the hand-
:.ziug of Burns, was given by Mrs. Beg', the poet's Not.., 400,0001.
•ter, when residing at Tranent, to a certain Mr. F. who
.1 shown her no little kindness. This letter, which has THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION.
..therto escaped publication., is nowin the possession of Mr. (IT MALTA win ul,sxA.nData TZLIORAPIL)
k• • son, who, though of migratory habits, has his home- ALEXANDRIA, JAN. 30.
within • hundred miles of the capital of Badenoch
f:disLinti, 14th August, !Tel.—My dear William,-1 re- An Abyssinian Ambassador has arrived at Cairo
!,••,1 your letter, and am very bsppy to hear that you
from Prince Kamer on a mission to the Coptic
L.-v. got settled for the winter. I enclose you the two
notes of the Bank of Scotland, which I hope will Patriarch, relative to the nomination of a successor
Your need. It is, indsted, not quits a* convenient to the Aboona, lately deceased. Prince Kamer is
4,„,
me to spare money as it once was, but I know youry the British.
"'ration, and I will say it in some respect your worth.
I 1-ve no time to write at present, but I beg you will en-
-,our to pluck up a little more of the man than you
to have. Remember my favourite quotation—
(ln reaton build resolve,
That column of true maleety in man;
Nt Lot proves the hero truly great
14 never, never to &van.
mother and sister beg their oompliments.—A Dien
i-s counnende, Houma Bums."
TGE ME DITSRUAN ZAN EXTENSION TZLIVIRAPII
I • (Li 411 ED).—The directon report that the reve-
tm• of the psst as compared with the two previous half.
ft".•!, has cousideraily improved. The credit aunt of
• as shown by the accounts, is due almoet
• from the Italian government and the lessees
^' the Malta and Alexandria line, and the company
stil shortly receive • considerable proportion of this
e,,.atit. The cables continue in good working order, !
sal no expenditure hes been incurred upon them during '
th, lest half.year. The directors recommend the pay-
r,,,,t„f a dividend of Bs. per share on the preference,
,
income tax, and :is. per share, free of income tax, on
°wintry shares, catrying the balance of 576/. se. Bd.
to the reserve fund.
THE DUSE OP EDINBURGH IN NEW ZEALAND..—
,41,roura are being made to secure the attendance of a
number of Maories, invitations having been sent to
!, leading chiefs, and in many instances favourable
j,sers hare been received. The preparations in New
71and will not be as grand as those in Australia • but
uelicatinna of gce.dwill will be evident, and the irince
*II! leave New Zealand with the knowledge that the
4,a;.it are as loyal as in any dependency of the British
"hlße.---Vta; kraland Examiner.

AMERICA.
(BT ATLANTIC TELZGRAPH.)
NEW YORK, Jar. 30.
The Guion steamship Colorado arrived out to
' day.
Closing prices :--Gold, 1401. Sterling exchange
on London, 109 f. 5-20 United States Bonds,
1882, 111} ; ditto, 1885, 10If ; 10-40 Bonds, 1041;
Illinois, 1341 ; Erie, 75. Cotton : Middling
Upland, 181. Petroleum, standard white, 24i.
Flour, extra State, 10.60. Corn, old mixed, 1.35.

THE WOUNDED GARIBALDLOSB.- in a letter to
friend in Italy, dated Caprere, Jan. 22, General Garibaldi
writes:—" Our wounded in Rome are dying from un-
worthy treatment. Be the wounds serious or slight with
which they enter the hospitals there, they dim This is the
information which I receive from many respectable persona,
who besides draw a very sad picture of the privations sad
the brutal insults to which our unhappy brothers in arms
am subjected in the capital of the Jesaiticsl world. I
send you in proof of this statement a letter from ea
English mother, which I beg you to publish, and I Dodd
also send you many others, which prove the Christian
charity of that nest al scorpions which Italy =tutelar la
her bosom—Ever years, G. Gaantamt."