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The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-02

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE KING OF ITALY.

"In a few days," mays the Debats, "the Italian
parliament meets at Turin, and one off the first acts
will be to proclaim Victor Emmanuel King of Italy.
At Turin great and just importance is attached to
this solemn manifestation, which cannot but re-
sound through Europe, and the moral effect,
in dealing the last blow to reactionary hopes and
projects, will contribute more powerfully than
General Cialdiui'm guns to hasten the fall of
Gaeta."

THE INSURRECTION IN THE ABRUZZI.

Francis 11. has addressed the following to the
inhabitants of the Abruzzi :
Abruzcians,—When a foreign power threatened to up-
root the foundations of our country—when it spared
nothing to destroy the prosperity of our fine kingdom, and
to make us slaves, you gave me strong proofs of your
fidelity. By your severe and noble attitude, you dis-
couraged the common enemy, and checked the rapid course
of a revolution which was gaining ground by means of
calumny, treason, and every kind of seduction. I have not
forgotten your language. Loy►l Abruzzians, become once
more what you were, and let fidelity, love of your country,
and the welfare of your children spin brace your sinews.
We cannot for a single moment allow ourselves to believe
the insidious perfidies of a party which wishes to deprive us
of everything. Let us not submit to their will; let us
rather claim the liberty of our laws, customs, and religion.
My wishes accompany you always and everywhere. Heaven
will bless your actions. FRANCIS.
PERUGIA, FEB. I.

Four hundred muskets, destined for the reaction-
ids in the Abruzzi, have been seized by the French
at Ticovaro.

The following telegrams have been received atMr.
Reuteem office :

GAETA.

ROME, F. L

Reports are current in official quarters here that
last night the firing at Gaeta was very violent on
both sides, but that little damage was done in the
city.
For several hours a Sardinian gunboat fired near
the Convent of the Holy Trinity, but when the
battery Transylvania replied the gunboat retired.
NAPLES, Jar. 31, 4.64 P.M.
The elections are favourable to the government.
The republican party has been beaten at Naples
and in the provinces.
The siege operations before Gaeta are being
actively continued by the Sardinians. The firing
is feeble on both sides.

Prince Carignan has left for Nola di Gaeta.

HUNGARY.

PESTR, Frs. I.

In to-day's sitting of the Municipality of this
city M. Desk read the projected address in reply
to tho Imperial reseript. This address was opposed
by M. Stilitssi as being too moderate, bat was
defended by M. IChtvos, who caused its adoption
by the Municipality.
London, England, 1861-02-02

THE APRICANAID SOCIETY AND THE

COTTON SUPPLY.

A public meeting was held in the committee
room of the Town-hall, Birmingham, yesterday (Friday)
morning, to consider the propriety of forming &Birmingham
auxiliary of the African Aid Society. The Ma or presided,
and the attendance included Lurid Alfred Churchill and
Lord Oalthorpe (who attended on behalf of the society), Mr.
Richard Spooner, M.P., and a number of the leading mer-
chants of the town. Lord Alfred Churchill, in a speech of
great length, explained the objects of the society and It.
connexion with the 'apply of cotton. At present there are
from forty to fifty thousand coloured psalms in
moat of whose have escaped from slavery in the
States. The climate of Canada was unsuited to their con-
stitutions, and last year a convention was held at Chatham,
in Canada, when a deputation was appointed to visit Africa
with the view of ascertaining whether there was any loca-
lity to which the negro.' might emigrate, and form a meat
negro nationality. The labours of that deputation had
been crowned with success. They had entered into a con-
, volition with the King and chiefs of Abberikuta, by which
all whim in that district would enjoy full liberty and cer-
tain privileges. The district was favourable to the cultiva-
' tion of the cotton plant, the growth of which had rapidly
extended of late years ; and the object of the society wee
to enable the coloured population of Canada to
emigrate to their father-land, by advancing them
sums of mousy, by way of loan, to pay the
expense. In addition to the favourable character of
the climate for the cultivation of cotton, labour was cheap,
I the average wages of a labourer being only 41d. per day.
The society hoped, by omen:1011g the formation of a settle-
ment in that district, to extend the growth of cotton, and
thus make this country independent of the United States
for the supply of the raw material. It was also anticipated
that the beneficial influence of such a population would have
considerable weight in suppressing the slave trade. Lord
°althorns also spoke in favour of the society ; and resolu-
tions were afterwards mimed constituting a Birmingham
auxiliary of the African Aid Society, appointing a com-
mittee, ite. The thanks of the meeting were awarded to
Lord Alfred Churchill fur his exposition of the principles
and objects of the society.

REPRESENTATION OP CORK. —The only RAMOS
that have as yet flinched ue of parties likely to offer them-
selves to the constituency of this county, for election, to fill
the mummy caused by the promotion of Mr. Deasy, am
those of Coked Roche, of Balliroonis, and Thomas SS John
Omni, Kilmairy. Ramer has it that Alexander MtSrthy,
' one cot our femme representatives, will also be in the nob!.
Wrn. Meeker, Req., son cot the late Sir W. W. Becher, is
also named.—Cork Reporter.
London, England, 1861-02-02

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British Possessions In America,
for the week ending Jan. 29, is 275. egd. per cwt., exclu•
sive of the duties of customs.—The average price of brown
or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is
275. per cwt. The average price of brown or Musco-
vado sugar, the produce of the East Indies, is 275. 61d.
per cwt.—The average price of the three forgoing descrip-
tions of sugar, jointly, is 275. 44d. per cwt.
BIWITOL. Fan. I.—The transactions in our market this
week have not been on so barge a scale as last, and prices
must be quoted 2s. lower. The demand from the country
is very dull ; and, as imports are likely to be heavy, we
cannot aspect higher prices. The imports from America
tend to depress the market. Refiners' produce in slow de-
mand at la. lower.

COTTON. —LrvenrooL, FEB. I.—The market has been
Bet throughout the week, and the trade demand limited.
The arrivals continue to be brought out freely for rale so
landed, and the accounts from the manufacturing districts
have been somewhat unfavourable, Prices of the current
qualities of American homing falleu back about id., or id. to
dd. per lb. from the highest point ten days ago. There is
an evident disposition towards more extended transactions
at the extreme decline, and less inclination to sill. Brasil
is dull of sale, and Egyptian may be quoted id. per lb.
lower. The business in Surat' is on • considerably reduced
scale, and buyers have an advantage of about id. per lb.
inquiries' for " arrival " continue, but former rates earmot
be obtained. Speculators have taken 1,8110 American and
40013 unit ; and there are reported for export, 6,390 Ame-
rican, 80 Pernam, 3110 Egyptian, and 4,110 Sant. The
market to-day opens with • fair inquiry ; the sales will
probably reach about 8,000 bales, including 2,000 on 'peat.
balm and for export.

COTTON 000DEL—MANCIITaraR, FEB. I.—Prioee re.
main quite as low as on Tuesday, but them was rather more
inclination to do business yesterday and to-day, and the
sales in lab. and Silb. shirtings for India and China have
been large. Domestics are also rather more in request, as
are T cloths, but the demand is not brisk. In yarns there
is the same moderate symptom of improvement, and buyers
for tiermany and other parts of the continent are in the
market willing to do business at the rates now current, but
holding back at any disposition to exact better rates. There
is rather more doing for manufaaturers, owing to the orders
taken for eastern cloth.
COR.N.--Cimmerow, Fla. I.—We had only a mode-

rate show of wheat at market to-day, sod there wee more
&vanities ma the part of millers to purchase good dry new
wheat or old, and such could cot be got lower, whilo damp
parcels were almost tussalesble. It is difficult
...se give quo-
tatiOlta, the prom Taries a° exceedingly. Geed nine of
ref, Ms. to tills. • white, 66a. te 625. Ness but few
offering, sad very Ph. Barley miller eager.
London, England, 1861-02-02

FRANCE.

PARIS, SATURDAY.

The Monitoir of to-day announces that the
Senate has agreed, by 122 against 2 votes, to the
seitatus cuiantltion, in reference to the publication
at reports of the sittings of the Corps Legislatif.
It also announces the close of the extraordinary
session of the Senate.
London, England, 1861-02-02

Jost published. Woe la., by poi 14 doom
DitBRIGHT'S MANUAL, on Nervolusnon
010 Premature Dean*, and the seem to be em In
order effectually to retain or man primitive vigour and health
In every stage of life and under all circumetsnces. Each cause
and effect hes been carefully studied and seamed by per-
sona observation In the various Couttnental and English hoe-
pita', as also to private practice. By BALM BILIGHT, M.D.
Li ,ftotiate of the Co=4:s.hysicians, Member of the sera
Collage of fkurreoaa. ' to.
lambs : ID, Warariak4sna.
London, England, 1861-02-02

THE BRAZIL MAIL.

LISBON, Fn. 1.

The Royal Mail steamship Tyne, with the above
mail, arrived here to-day at 6 p.m., and will
leave for Southampton at 10 o'clock to-morrow
morning, with 38 paruiengers and 2,633/. in specie.
The political news from the Brazils is unim-
portant.
London, England, 1861-02-02

MR. HENRY LESLIE'S CHOIR.

MUSIC.

The concert of last night derived a special in-
terest from the production of a new cantata entitled "Holy-
rood," composed by Mr. Leslie. The poem is by Mr.
Chorley. The characters are, Queen Mary, Mary Bottom
(one of "the Queen's four Mariam"), David Itirsio, and John
Knox. The action takes place in Holyrood, soon after the
young Queen's arrival from France ; and from the opening
chorus of ladies and courtiers we learn that she Is tastaa-
choly, and given to solitude. They eadeaveur to tempt
her to shake off ker madams sad join their sahib. Mary
London, England, 1861-02-02

THE MEMBERS 'OR ROCHESTER AND THEIR
CONSTITUENTS.

Last night, at seven o'clock, a numerously
attended public meeting of freemen and electors was held
at the Corn Exchange, Rochester, for the purpose of hearing
addresses from Mr. derjeent Hinglake and Mr. P. W. Mar-
tin, the representatives of that mty in the House of Com.
mons. The specious room was decorated with flags, banners,
and evergreen!, and over the platform a tasteful device was
Imploded, with the motto, " The right men in the right
plam."
A resolution expressive of continued confidence in the
honourable members was unanimously adopted, and after
a vote of thanks to the chairman the meeting separated.
London, England, 1861-02-02

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

At Rio, on the 10th of January, exchange on Loudon
was quoted 261. Cotfue, good first, 5,500 reis to
5,600 run per arras. Shipments since the departure
of the last mall, 3011,000 bags, including 133,000 bags far
the Channel. Stock, 20,000 bags. Freights, 60e. to 655.
BA/M.—Exchange on London, 261. Cotton :No salsa.
PERNAMBUCO.—Exchaoge on London, 251. Sugar:
Whites, 4,300 ; brow no, 2.400 per snobs.

AMERICAN MAIL.
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa, which sailed
this aftermxm for New York, took 13,3381. in specie.
Sir Edmund Head, Governor-General of Ca-
nada, is among her passengers.
London, England, 1861-02-02

HZ HOOPS.-TM! GMAT LATH= ►AILUBLB.

This was the certificate meeting under the bankruptcy of
Joseph Hooper, a leather merchant, of New Weetonetreet,
Bermondsey.
Mr. Linklater, jointly with Mr. Michael Abrahams, at-
tended for the assignees, and Mr. Lawrence with Mr. Her.
rowell for the bankrupt.
The accounts, which have already been published in de-
tail, extend over three and a half years prior to the failure
in July last, and show debts to 17,0001., liabilities on bills
to 24,62 V. ; asset estimated at about 3,600/. Against profits
of 3,4031., there were trade expenses, 9,701/1. ; domestic,
7801. ; loom, 6,066/.
After a brief discussion an adjournment was ordered to
the 21st of February.

The bankrupt, C. H. Carlton, was a solicitor and scrivener
of Garden-oourt, Temple, whose case has been before the
court several months.

—This was aoadjourned examination meeting.
The bankrupt owes to unsecured creditors, 8,7171., besides
liabilities, 1,0181. The aieetit are, doubtful debts, 1.3124
Other debts of 18,752/. are secured by property consisting of
mortgages valued at 19,130/.
The examination wee adjourned sine die, with protection
to the bankrupt for one month.

RI STRONG.
The bankrupt, a builder of Wandsworth, came up, and
obtained a woad clam certificate. The accounts, by Mr.
F. B. Smart, exhibit debts 1,890/.. assets 3721.
A adjournment was ordered of the examination of
J. Jennings, a printer, of Getigheguare, Fleet.etrect.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—FEB. 1.
(Before the Chief Commissioner.)
IN RE IL C. JONES.
This insolvent, who applied under the Protection Act, ap-
peared for his teal order.
Mr. Meuse appeared for several creditors.
The insolvent had been 4$ years in the employ of Mom
Lubbock, the bankers, and was superannuated on lOW. a year.
; He proposed to set aside 20/. a year for his creditors.
The court accepted the proposal, and the protection was
renewed.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.)
IN RE GEORGE RORLYSON.
This insolvent, who had been a cab proprietor at King's
Cross, was opposed by Kr. Dowse for Messrs. Henderson,
oom dealers, and by r. &mood foracreditor named White.
Mr. Bicker Caarten supported.
In this cars the insolvency bad arisen through an acci-
dent. One of his drivers upset a rah and injured the op-
posing creditor. An action was brought by Mr. White, and
the damages were 37/. The costs were 1181. Before Mr.
White could get judgment the whole of the insolvent's pro-
perty had been swept away by his brotherimlaw, Mr.
Maurice Bathe, a draper, who had advanced him 248/. Mr.
Bathe had been paid about 1201., to the detriment of the
other creditors.
On the part of the creditors it was urged that the insol-
vent had given an undue preference to his brother-in-law.
Mr. Bicker Casrtim made an appeal to the court on the
Wt.
of the invent, who had been ruined through an ricci•
Mr. Commissioner Nichols believed that the accident had
occasioned the insolvency. In his opinion he had given a
preference to Mr. Bathe.
The Court gave a *isnot of eight months.
London, England, 1861-02-02

THREE MEN KILLED
_IN SHEERNESS

DOCKYARD.

A shocking accident took place on Thursday in
the boiler shop attached to Sheerness dockyard, in conse-
quence of which three workmen were killed and several
others injured. The building in lineation is about 320 feet
in length, 70 in width, and 00 in 'height, and is fitted with
forges and machinery. Transversely in the building, at an
elevation of about 40 feet from the floor, are erected what
are technically termed " travellers," or tramways, which
can be moved from one end of the building to the other, as
circumstances require. On these travellers are plaoed
" jennies," or locomotive cranes, which can be moved back-
ward and forward for the purpose of lifting or moving
boilers and other ponderous pieces of machinery. At
the time of the accident, which was about ten minutes
peat seven am.' 100 men, as nearly as can be ascertained,
were at work in the building, eight of whow were on the tra-
veller, or tramway, iu question, engaged in moving a huge
boiler, weighing Dot less than 28 tons. A connexion be-
tween the crane and the boiler bad been formed, and the
men who were on the tramway were turning the jenny for
the purpose of raising the boiler front its position, when,
from some cause not yet explained, but most probably from
the heavy strain, the traveller broke with a sudden crash
just above the boiler, and at the point where the strain
must necessarily have been the greatest, throwing down
seven out of the eight men, as well as the jenny or crane.
The names of the men are John M'Donnell, Anthony Hes-
sen, William Hadlow, Timothy Parker, Walter Weyhmw,
William Fackerell, and John Hansel. Six of them fell
on to the boiler which they woe operating upon, and one
of them was
sprecipitated to the grimed, a &strums of forty
feet. The jenny, which is from three to four tons in
weight, also fell on the top of the boiler, as well as on the
top of the six men, instantly killing two of them, and ani-
mal), injuring the four others. Assistance being at hand,
it was immediately called into requisition, by which means
the bodies of the unfortunate fellows were speedily extri-
cated. Dr. Cross, surgeon to the establishment, was also
quickly in attendance, anti rendered every aid. The two
men who were killed, namely, 14• Donnell and Bessell, must
have died instantaneously, their bodies, which presented a
frightful spectacle, being rem, much mutilated. Of those
injured, the one who had fallen to the ground, and whose
name is Hadlow, sustained a severe fracture on the skull,
besides other injuries, and has mince died is the Military
Hospital from the effects. Another of the injured pemons,
named Timothy Parker, who has been removed to the Mili-
tary Hospital, lies in a dangerous condition, having teen
injured in the ribs, and had his thigh broken just above the
km* The injuries inflicted on the others are, we are happy
to state, not of an alarming or fatal character.
London, England, 1861-02-05

HAIR RESTORED, Preserved and Beautified
by the use of ROW LARDS' MACAIMAR —This ele-
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grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and dandrlif,
and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. In the
myth of Whiskers, the Beard, sad oustachloa, it is unfailing
in its stimulative operation. Yor children it liespcmally recom-
mended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair, while
testimonials constantly 'wts efficacy, afford the beet
its introduction into the buena
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'equal to four small), and 111. per bottle. CanUon —Ask for
Rowlands' Macassar OIL" Sold at 20, liatton-garden, and by
chemist, and perfumers.

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London, England, 1861-02-05

AREVOLUTION in STAMPING in COLOURS.
Noeharge made for stamping paper and envelopes with
arms, addresses, or Initials, In colours or pIaIn.—SRELLY
and GILL/ He, 2, Hanover-street, Regent-street, Leedom
Petters, post tree.
London, England, 1861-02-05

TEE NATIONAL ART UNION.
Pannoriffir—His Grace the Dake of RAMEIZON.
SUBSCRIPTION, FIVE SHILLINGS.
Head Office, London, 38. Regent-street, 8. W. (three doors from
Piccadilly.)
A subscription of Five Shillings constitutes Membership for
One Year ; and every member for every Five Shillings subscribed
shall have one chance In obtaining a Painting or other Work of
Art at the Annual Meeting of the Society.
The DRAWING will take place on the 30th May nest.
Subscriptions will be roiefved at the offices of the Society Io
Loudon, No. 2a, Regent-street, Piccadilly: by the varlom Hono-
rary Secretaries and Agents In London: and at the branch °glees
In Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow, Edinburgh,
Leeds, Norwich, Bristol, Worcester, Newcastle-on-Tyne, New-
castle .Staff.), Dublin, and Belfast; also by the various country
meretartes eirlegeote at home and abroad.
ROBERT ALILICA.NDIR KIDSTON, Bscretazy.
London, England, 1861-02-05

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London, England, 1861-02-05

DEDICATED TO CHARLES DICKENA.
Mao this day, fcap. Bvo, fancy cover, price 26., or In cloth, gilt
lettered, 2a, dd.
AFT E R OFFICE HOURS.
By Wrenn YATES.
London : W. Kent and Co., Patarnoster.rovr.
London, England, 1861-02-05

THE EXPMBB, TIPSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 186•

of a fever followed by a subsidence which is not
exhaustion. With this subsidence comes back
clearness of sight, soberness of judgment, and a due
sense of the value of things. It is then that good
advice is welcome. To command a great and
instantaneous calm is a miracle which not even a
Master of Legions can perform. Still, a Legisla-
ture which " does not count in its body any public
"functionary " may take effectual means to dispel
imaginary alarms, by preventing positive dangers.
We wish our neighbours nothing worse than "a
" knowledge of their own affairs."
London, England, 1861-02-05

Just published, Bvo, price Die, cloth,
MACQUEEN on the LAW of DIVORCE.
Second edition. A Practical Treatise on the Law of Ster-
num, Divorce and Legithnacy, as administered In the Divorce
Court and in the House of Lords. ii, Julia FRAMS MACQCW.
Esq. of Lincoln's-Inn, Barristerat.lew.
William Maxwell, H. Sweet, and Stevens and Sons, law pub.
lisher“.
London, England, 1861-02-05

HE!!DEIS'S PETROLINZ COSMETIC SOAP
prepared from the pure hubadoes Petroleum, tins
sanitary properties of which in all skin affections have been
long established. Itre highest medical testimonials are given of
the beneficial use et the soap as an agreeable auslliaryto the
toilet, It being adapted to the most delleate and tender skins,
while It is unrivalled as an effective detergent. None ran be
genuine without the addrem of K. HYNDRIE, Perfumer to her
Majesty, 12 and 13, Tlvhbornektreet.
London, England, 1861-02-05

CHAPMAN AND RALLIRTANDARD EDITIONS 01/ POPULAR

AUTHORS.
Crown two.. Is. each volume.
A TROLLOPE'R MAC DERMOTS of
SALLYCLORAN. New edition. This day.
Anthony Trollops's The Bertram. Third edition.
Anthony Trollope's Doctor Thorne. Fifth edition.
edition.
Anthony Trollopss The KeUya and the tritellys. Third
Thaekeray's loW Sketch-book. With Illustrations by the
Author. Third edition.
Albert Amities Wild flats and Dead Leave.. Second edition.
W. H. Wills' Old Leaves (lathered from Household Words."
Robert Houdin's Memoirs : Ambassador, Author, and Con-
juror. Written by himself. Second edition.
LW. Onskell's North and South. Fourth edition.
O. A. Sala's Gaslight and Daylight. Second edition.
Chapman and Hall. WI, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1861-02-05

MILCALDWELL'S next GRAND BAL
MARQVE will take plam en TUESDAY, Feb. 12. lieu-
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Damietta every evening. Six private lessons, at any hour or in
this, guaranteed, XI la—Desnetreet, Soho.
London, England, 1861-02-05

HENDRIE'S ESPRIT de vioLErrE.—The
admirers of this exquisite perfume, originally introduced
to the noose of the fashionable world by R. Hendtie. are respect-
tulip hdormed that It is now In great perfection, The delicate,
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