The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-25 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

LIViRPOOL, 9RR. 94.—Sakes today: Caledonian, 100
Lunen Counties, 104 Great Western, 661 41—Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 1064 6 61 t 4 1 1 6 64 boaster and
Carlisle, 201—Loudnu and North Western, 524 ll—Manches-
ter, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 46 41—Midland, 12111 4y 51 ; 11
itt-Iterwlek capital stock, 101 I—South Eastern, 231—Great
bourn, St
144.11C/1161141, FIRM 24.—There was a rather good business,
but prices, which opened 1 per cent. lower than yestenlay,
rallied to some extent, on some stocks to the cutest of 4. Gnat
Western. eg4-1111uols Central. 361 d.—Lancashire and York-
shire, 10.51 6—London and North Western, 624—Manchester,
Sheffield, and linenlnshir... 411—Midland, 1261—North British,
62I—North Eastern Gerwickl, 1011 1-1.61t0 Yorks. 911-South
Eastern, 234 11-h.—litanies and Mersey Marine Insurance, 1
p.—Great 611,p, se. 3,1. to 4 6d.—Yank of Manchester, 2 p.—
Nottingham and Grantham, 30—San Paulo,
BIRMINGHAM, SEPT. 2{.--Bales: Routh ittatfonts, 101—G1em
seater Waggon, 11 pm. Birmingham Waggon Preference,
Is. Gd. pm. Quotations: Birmingham Guaranteed, 741 75—Mid-
land Railway, 1231 I—Birmingham1—Birmingham Canal, HO 9l—lludley and
West Bromwich, L as—Wolverhampton Gas, 104 194—Birming-
ham Old Mill, SI 10. Market without change.
LER.I4I, San. 24.—Le•41A, 1064-81settleld, 444—Midland, 123.

NEWINGTON TEINITY &BOOM—HOT Majesty's
inspector having informed the committee of these schools
that the candidates fur the office of pupil teacher could only
be admitted under the " new code, • meeting of the com-
mittee of the Trinity Schools, Newington, was held on Fri-
day but, when the following resolutions were adopted :
"I. That her Majesty's inspector be informed of our rejec-
tion of the new minute. 2. That a meeting Le convened of
the committees of several district schools in the perish of
Newiugton, to &ride what further steps it is necessary to
take in order to procure the withdrawal of such a pernicious
measure."

ENGLISH OFFICERS AT THE PRUMIAN REVIEWs.
cannot resist sending you • few lines to tell you of the
extraordioary kindness and civility which have been shown
to the English officers atteudiug the manoeuvres. It is
resale impossible to give you an adequate notion of the
kindness shown us, and of the hospitality with which we
are treated—everything, too, done in such a simple, unpre-
tending manner, as if, indeed, it were all a matter of cumae,
and there were nothing unusual or remarkable about it.
The :Jumbor of foreign officers attending these manmuvres
is about 100. Almost all nations find their repreiieu-
tatives, indeed the kingdom of Italy is the only
country of imientenee conspicuous by its absence.
Shall I add the Federal portiou of the disunited
States! But if the north is absent, the south ie repre•
seated by two geotletuen from Virginia, who are here to
learn the art of war, which I geese they iutensl shortly
putting in practice against the n wtherns. Yesterday •
strange looking person appeared in a black sheep.kin bu.by,
and dark cloth dressing-gown, a Circassiau,
to General Bariatinski. Misfortune cannot indeed mike
strauger bedfellows than do these Prussian manienvree ; for
the Austrian Genesal Baumgarten finds himself in daily
contact with the French General Foray, his recent opponent
at Montebello, and the other night I saw Priem Winili.ch•
grata, an Austrian officer in full uniform, drive off in u ilacre
between two French generals, looking very much as if he
were a prisoner of war being walked off between his captors.
Well, all these foreign officers (we are eighteen English) are
lodged, feasted. awl carried about iu special trains and all
manner of carriage., as well as mounted on the King's and
regimental hems, beeides having two officers, Count Blum.
entlial and Baron Berner, specially appointed to look after
them. Must of these officers have been sent by their
respective governments ; some, like myself, have come on
their own tout: ; all, however, are received with the
same kindness and hospitality. The best rooms in an
hotel have been retained for Lord Clyde, General Eyre, acid
suite. and it is an uudentood thing that they are to consider
themselves the King's guest during their stay, and never to
put their bends into their pockets—the same applies to all
accredited foreign offl.:ers. A special train every morning
takes us part of the way to the MADICUVreII, the remainder
of the journey being performed in carriages of every pos-
sible shape sod tresenption, which we find in waiting,
which hey, been collected from all parte, seine having come
sixty or eighty miles. Of these carriages there must be at
least a hundred. At the point where we leave the road we
find our horse., which are allotted to us somewhat pro-
miscuously and without that regard to env congruity be-
tween their furniture and the uniforms of their riders wi.kh
at artistic eye might desire.—Lefler /mei Co:wrie, Sep-
tember 21.