The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY

the sizpenny shows, are organising their forces
for the spring duty and profit, whisit Genre all the
rest of their year. The religious and benevolent
societies are working their eh& geWag at material
for their reports, and looking fbrward to their field
days in May with wise foresight and preps:sties.
How is it with the patrons and conception of
these societies, who feel at least once every year that
they have a duty to perform to the sinning and suf-
ficing part of the society in the heart of which they
five? To put one wines CYO clearly—the wives of
the noblemen and gentlemen of England hear snd
believe, every May and June, that there sec young
women in London who by worm and hundreds sink
in sickness, in Windom, in stedeses, in death, from
overwork at the needle. The beta are so well
known, that readers skip the detail of them, because
they we perpetusUy recurring, and there is
nothing new to be said. Every year, at the
end of the session, when it is too late to
do anything bat give money and pitying sighs,
oar wives and misters her with grief how prostitution
is fod by constant .cessions from starved or over-
wearied dremmakers. They her that eye die-
primaries and blind asylums would be required for
overworked dreamaskers, if there went no ether
clams. They are told of wide varieties of
misery, from ruined digestion, Am a strained
nervosa oyster', front a mad and worried
mind—trom, in short, en infiingement of the first
laws of nature in the case of needlewomen—and then,

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moved by companion, they give moray, and perfume
time and effort, to promote the nursing of the sick,
and the maintenance of the blind, and the reforms-

hat of the poor embus who have Um Tea into
the streile, it byes& to sinftd Mem by •
ekes at apessolhe whisk it out hisslly be ex-
pected ct bona mime to bras. Are these
ladies rsemaehedy nom se the right time,
that the chief .-_miry he this had al sabr-
ing nets with the bill, who an hdl stampssion
for it when it is toe We Wiry per *yaws told
that it is the seam d shard a 1 the drew
Eddy kb w heeler d the rem while maim
Os less heaves ihe aassdei weelseeme. the mar-
elimplidiai dish tit weiveral mal worry,
ham Allay tr lles, which regaled) meal a
email at vhime r the hospits3, the brothel. the
maim. sari rho pave. Every year the bill
11111 big le lbas ihe pa Lades mem web Om
the MIN NA ayibedihe soveesio Mkt
virasibmige Imgems • Wipes,b male I
ihaa iamb b eimlaOsiesbmrwdlthis
eillhilese snits% sally as impaelhallie egad
be amillita of tide SWIM Zia bibs amis to
do the mass tide per P Asa ihey saw smiths
for solos Weed palls base ils &Sales of
fashion belle they mill op 6eir obis Mat they
will westP If so, he Om id beet almiela from
=bilhemmisse ai Gs Nog -hell and ham
teM ainleiMisasseshenslaM
yams they ere bamig le rule now. The awards
bad amagh,wilbseilhe hypocrisy which mailabsa
for it with alsill mei emmeigos. Sem sty dist
bask ham the wad impamby, aid plea Oat O.
prey Lam with their petty implillaa, ast la
lemalmem If so, ma one. fre Ihdr aims.
Of Ihe Wkly. et !he ;mills ammaliam tier

an not ipanai. Mk* L ipsnot et Set hi,
ia Loins is re essmiy end as to Os
wary w— taw km. ani Mkt to knew. how
keg it tabus Wake a aim It is a ono eb-
sir•atiasrat TOM persons ars apt to bs is ala
nasoashil 'awry, hot their inability to oboes
bow wadi psi as bat any lady may and opt
to knew, by thwinfas her o marl,y Po ease
mem what Wm* vs* fa
• nansats a
illieslin et hia mad a Oid
esiedisin as la Ihe Mar of draws seploll
ear eamineesen, or he any door bass he Oa
Imainsiesesoradd show at one abandoning
be hid ea the drsorhingestalrlisinosatela Lois
in Or miss her samihs in the root et
which nenp a mai lot b aialias BMA. TIM
why de on in:NOM sat hinthsartsd wank
give Ode Mall binialiel7 Mews wag es'
sown t wy sit give than as sacs IS Or wins
he the whin see P Tine la on se
esnesis a sisiblies bu tsaion Oleos on mega
ad wader se to edisele a sew let hoe-
distaly; oad if the In or two esea upstart were
• asses the drawineeso why Enid sot
Ow dhow b nand bare Os sheep lapse?
Alai lie Lib &ono abed it P-410 is Os
cwtlpelio. Oad if Ow no ask in their
Mao sal Amid* enandhip Anna UP As
Erse es the Itsaltbolans eel it el hilsabises
melon's's anon INAe seasons*,
sons II the donna tees ewe way of pria.
waft Om, seta" at Oa Onto* the len mat
be partis• Into ladies
sal thole enema % asst And it oat, or be prepared
to answer fler lir fits of their victims.

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Wesue—We Y
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end she et drXr. Alta Ler-
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yeller ihe thethird Is mild be
strpswsbM edit eetalattrmar
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vie wee emir dee ENO& ler, ober limo yare
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holed a eledirM tessur et rekehle pegrty obi ow-
sowl, owl rides Ilk Itullearrip- eel elleitelie
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at the arekals al piths
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WWI 10 &NM theart, tadsh that vim et
hard b %
HOW SAIWAND Chill TO II A HAIIRIMIL—ThII
Lee Thal ser—" The wooers b paried, Hew
did' Owevied.' who agree to the ' Ihrserhs;
tat laths bast la the law /We he Is r ' Jame
Trreered bored, Beg., et the bior brio rd the
lbw Obl Ms dais at hie as) Is the MK al Newel-
*or has ham dm • /mg Mos Ss smelite at b
lkst Ity whit Ow llowhisis woks in-
land, ohm st r Imam aspirrolt I*
seesTdi-
Oat et timelsa Aida at •
The hall Teeple hands et •
dleoled esmlieldss. Was 14.
Sairsour Sit not quellra •616 ths
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be sad vim b slab mist am lbdr ate =IY
Bow Bam—Alma Ma Alma Ma morning
•S 4112 eillinna ••• with. IP ibla Ih• INIIIMW do-
kgma at the taped Itidisibest he so&
ill atm was tie
Timm Kr. •••ms.
Mho mes mid is, whim dim Mod is
tekeießri
NA with the saddesas atsemel smatell
tams, demodaminklik sylow M list adr to
bis ah. h. Lip useellitml ••••
Khi.: Is SOL ta ink al Estsbed riga
4.• awasTsad MIL
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sad C•,, team 'the paw as pm-
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Ds" whin be.e.Hstrd as Mr. maw. IMO Weir
WWI,. The anew misissid aa mid= that the awe at
doth woo limn at dr Itisit A~Ms massage eve
lossmild
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ha M. tormidsig no
shay latellgomse.—Jtods

WIXIIIKIE, JAB. Is.
The Queen, with the Primo' Alieta walked is the
How Park this atorsas, sad slobs' the Pathos of Kent
at Poiresen.
Prises MOO, aceeopealet by the Coot of Flanders,
watt eat tbsothig.
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The Prime of Weir ids at en hardebeek.
The &leen Mialstar. Veit de Weyer, ka the Caddie
la the foresees.

Meetings of the Oohed Unhandy Censdesica were held
et No. 17, Chat Quennaest, Weetsaaner, as Thursday,
Fridley, sad Saleaday last. Plant: Mr. hstia Cohsidp,
the Hal B. Tendons, See Dela cd Wens, end Str John
Mary.
Hie Enaelleacy the Fatah Ambeseedcr lift Decallends,
the seat ol Visoosat Pelementa, ca Saturday, for town.
Despatches hem the Onsraces et Haw Long sad Ceylon
wen received notation at the Calculakess.

' dT IVINDSOI2 CABTLL

The Bret of a swim el performances at Windsor
Castle wW 00111111001, ae shady @Mad, on Thumitty nest,
with the &Asa fir Saurisl, la witch Mr. Weber eotheina
the rind* othaistotir older Pater TONAL On the *Mowing
Thenday, we believe, the play Al be the lENIVONOL
The theatre wM occupy eked ons-thhd tithe At. Georges
Han, lad i lesatendwi that the Queen sad the Nines, with
the mysl Lmo7, mtar thdr ..eta by the doom Wing into
the grand tell-sxm.
Ms wan at the teak of the maims, math* tree the
doer to the top et the ailing, is mural with edam
cloth, Amsted with gold makes, earammated with the
erne of the bender at the Order of the Garter. The
sittings ere divided ado tame memaztointe ; that at the
bad is approgristed to shout fifty of the household ser-
vants; a/dated to this are spate lined up for the members
of the sop' ; and la the trout division am plated •
row of &she fir tha secammodmion of hr Nthitesy, his
loyal Highness Prince Abet, hr Berl Hlghame the
Dueler of Hest, sad the junior mumbent el the royal
badly; and oa each olds of her Muirty'S MA or emayert-
meet, minding to the stage, ere Maks approgristed I. the
amemoseasion el those dielingdebel Alba= at the court
who hays hem homed with tavitedoes. All the doodad
is mewed with riot carpet, sad the was en melt side of the
hall, dlexested with the area of the LAMM not Wing in-
terlard with, ham • vay gaming edet. The techestra
amedistaly he bat of to stage Sr the ears st her
Mejeety's rheas bend is also covered With crimson eloth,
end in frost of the stage is the motto, "An the World's •
taiga" The agertments an warmed with hot sir, and
I lighted with magsthicent Imps.

With respect to the approaching season, although
it brother rely to prgocalloges, we belie* says the thart
harm!, the ibllowion ariongrainta sr/ ha casakred as
settled Midaity gad the royal bony will Nay at
Window Castle ota sear the 10th of February, the mad-
vinery at bee Illaisety's marriage; that about the riddle of
that mouth the Quota will arrive at Sockhrdiaa Parr,
end vim remain there IMO Mar her which is
sword to tithe Flea to Month Atha thirty's
entry, thin wth bee short trip to Oabarre: On the return
d ksr lithely to town a serge of brilliant err receprons
will be ; but of the& netabw it is yet too soca to speak.
During thetbse when the rand the heathe health will
garbs her to Bacithalar Palace, it is tapered that his
Royal Wroth Perot Abort will bold at leer two broth
fix her Majeety.
The Counter' Dowager of Verdun is staying on
a visit with ler dangittsr, the Counter of Cleradaa, at the
Grove, agar Watford.
The Earl and Countess of Lichfield have left the
St. Orege's WAIL
The Countess of Listewel has arrived in town

trot• Convonsoro, candy Cork. no youg earl is expected

In a few days.
Viaeount Wellesley has left the Clarendon for
Drayton Rama seer Cldpplohnn.
Lord sad Lady Hantinelekl have left the St.
Chores lieteL
The Hon. Misses Sidney are staying on a visit with
the Coaster of Ammer* et her yob, seer Tatelrealtera.

The lion. Mr. and Mra. Fitsroi have left the St.
Nome* Hotel.
Sir St. Vincent and Lady Whitahed and the
Mime Whitaired have arrived at the St. Georgee Hotel
frogs Scotland.

Mr. H. Drummond, M.P., has left the Bt. George's
Hata. _ _ -

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Respecting the new Royal Italian Opera the
Menial! Warn, says On inquiry no and that the war
moat between the Duo of Danford and W. Gym is not yet
signed ; bat that then is wiry probability at matters being
shady enamel to tbs satireaction ot all pertain so that oar
maim may Wading on Onmetironlan Thane labs no-
built, with nab, inpatient toodifloations cad Wpm,.
nente."

Protestor Betil delivers a lecture at the Literary
balks*" Idwirl-Ozeal, Palma-swam ea Thands7
~dog rat, ea the selliset at . bay its it in of as ft fie
lb be."

The indefatigable Mews. Tanana already adver-
tise • "portrait andel d the Ambled.* cd Paste, weessi-
send le the dm& It. Itiene-da-Hat by Vire. a hw
dem dam"
Scarcely a day panel (obetcree the now* .Peet)
that some bait prod le ad ahedsh—lWlO husk win un-
blidied—of the brezealing okay mud hp Se More of
Ow wretched Rani Britidt Beak—by the st the
Peaknweay Court at straish. trodeeneh big their
toady rah la It is order to ant wan esopmentle, or
.one dm, who were induced to beaten dreababbise. Of
this Yaw dew was ea nicetueste her mad ted slap
keeper, made a bealeapt yesterday, sad at cease alludy
rubes& To :sake the prayed more Omsk %Oise le still
coin forward—the wen& WM aide hams Chemery
sad Benkraptey, and to the armee of re Iry belt NY,
those by whom that treads we monde& who pill lid.
dead. oat a:espial, mad used mossy of tie bah Ike their
ma purpose., an uaperehhed awl _-iced.
A statement is current in Para that England,
Preece, sad Ruda hays rewind to careen a cemaiwion
at Misr to *sire late the Imam it Osseo.. The object
is to eseirtsin it eta am justify the pie ef lambency, by
whist she Wows epee then Powers the tamed Malty for
he hawed at that media of bar debt width was
ceatteeted Naar Oak gem**
A letter from Bt. Petneberg of the 3rd nays :
"At Crescendi the vowels is. Ail *dm is, bat the
greaten eh*, penile la the decitynda The nen ma-
zahotory la movie& day lad sight, ead all pomade re-
moras ers sawdoyed tresdaradag ;shag vends loco
ewers. Yang MS an big haineted. to el the plan
at slime to the erne deastaelesa end e_kame formed der
the deer het."
A letter hen Vision, in the 614ette du Lan-
pease,eletee that the Bower el Au** who we mid et
Wankel eh= Medea* sad dotrateer de Oberabord arrived
then, bwaseately peld them a Med, end at the &Beebe'
day received thin at Omer.

LAT

Tel Yon Boas or Tat mew dal,
ea the reeks et the his et the reed. as alas dire,
do led leas near yen is dr ewer used Jewel
WOE. MIA MM. MA bum spina the deesikey, eel
Leo& ast Yr Mal hp. whop to the seperleekote the
am, ileriels emir ewe raft leas
tido pplillty is they
wild sow Ns= late
beirs4at cd the
red wet ma ree awe bibs dr lead
up le Ye wer desk. Ifs lkothers le beteg lie
lee • ether AMA
tteet al eire•r• ad
▪ aftillialti. la bar, se owed ee ea mei
*dm, air is ea tettely dieters ear
-- Tha POINT or An Lin-troll.—LinarooL,

Notthor.—thins sewn to to sob Is ram 1.171;
W relief of the hmille of the saw of the l'obtof
To-reaaww human oh di WWI Ulm ehee
Thirent On Ilstomike a weft Ink =ea=
samba by ths =thaw ialloploafthe
la Immo smehas. The hid vs meet al wt
Ina at illmizastlh the Kim=
Its deb. The of Ohuhr et• el
▪ ideliiiirt hid him o Ismer he iirt mask*
modtel the Nam et
ri=tasitunzellei=P I.l:r=dri=
helm** hie el Am the
wafts • Os at Are KaL The WOK hot
girt Ihromalf, seeekod, miasmal to fahtellhi hat 11011.
eibeelise Mho tow emelt WIWI., twiny ghee there
it but Ilhb tletht AM lemming Whip al the people of
Chillier ha lo ahiidfa fhb ides to
with Live/pool in liens themholuost=
DUTY oit Roam-1U ler is bents is the
pier Wed Nsedi aiMila

(nom ova OWN

ENING, JANUARY 13, 18N.

IT INTELLII

ROME, Luc. O.

The telegraphic intelligens. of the arniaminatioa
-wf the Archbishop af Pr*, whisk ameba the Va-
lises oa the wry mobs at she met, she said to
lea=llllhisd hie Rollisem sled to have spread
is the papal court. The Romans, in
game‘dresys ready to give the Jesuits the benefit
lOW 4.11bg in their suspicions, freely attribute the
oho la the of that mysterious confraternity,
amide enmity of the fanatical portion
of the Pemedi awl% lading vent through the de-
pravity s slweb wretch. Should super-
sanctity PAM NA malts, we may indeed ex-
claim “ !Warm andelp delestibus ire!" bat I
merely hint at this sooletter• se a proof of the hostile
feeling which gowns patina opinion in each awfully
weighty matters.
As there are always two ways, however, of look-
ing upon every subject, it moat be confessed that
some insidious reflections with respect to the pried-
pies of the archbishop, his differences with the court
of Rome, and his conduct towards his subordinate
clergy, arc being circulated with an assiduity which
makes one suspect their origin. Indeed, I was
gravely assured by a warm supporter of the anti-
archbishop party that, although the murder was •
horrible event, the removal tithe prelate was not so
much to be lamented, as he was a very violent man,
sad not at all select in his company, having admitted
to his table, at the last dinner he gave, amongst
other objectionable individuals, two ballet girls sad
• democrat !

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

" PREPARATIONS " FOR THE EMPEROR'S

VISIT.

A letter from Milan, of tho 7th, in the Opinion.,
of Turin, say,:
We ere informed that the 'ministers Book Bach, and de
Bruck have been summoned to Milan by the Emperor, sad
are to stay there during the whole tans el his via& The
engineer Braggl, who was arrested the other day, is the
brother of the Insurgent of that name who fell in the
Insurrection of 1848. The canes of his erred is
stated to be an observation of his to some friends,
to the affect that in coming to Milan the Emperor
would run the risk of being fired at. This, it seems, was
overheard by some of the new police, enrolled for the period
of the Emperor's stay, and Immediately reported to the
authorities. This new foroe consists of upwards et 000
discharged soldiers, mostly Italians. They are dressed as
civilians, but cony a medal about them, on producing which,
all the polies suds:skies and military poste ere bound to
&Med than aid. They go about the town, visit
col es-houses end wine-shops, and report all the
conservation they pick up ; In came of Irreverent
language towards the Emperor, they are authorised
to Mid the peseta who has uttered it ; and In this way
merry have lately been Men up. The censorship is very
were jug sow; the led amber of Cuna's History of
the Italians" by been stopped, an account of a purge re-
lating to the history of Piedmont of the last canary. M.
&hives% of Breeds, herb( in his " Scientific Peen" need
some expeessions hostile to the cabling state of Wags, he
hes been arrested on a charge of high tresson.

A letter from the same city, of the Bth, says:
The inmialpel •athoAWs have this morning posted op at
the corner of every street • large placard, stutomeng
officially the anima of the Majestiee foe the 15th, with •
statement of some of the aneagensente merle to cele-
brate that event. The following see the principel:—
Illumnatkin • 111710 of IA Ike Theatre, which their
*Oen will home with their prams in the
sassier. In the night of the loth, • eve wet-
farm, • favourite eimserstat of the Items, and
which omen of an iscanent prota•sde of carriages,
brilliantly heed spy and socompeaded by bands of music,
through en the last parts of the city and in the midst of a
geee•l illumination. In the night of the 91st • grand ball
we take place at La Sea, In which will be introduce an
ecirmind ballet, composed upreedy for the occasion.
Lastly, a distribution of a rum of 50,700 Austrian lines in
Mime works al charity.

A letter from Naples, of the 4th, speaks of a re-
port as having obtained very general belief, that in
ease the Emperor of Austria should decide to leave
his own dominions and pay a visit to the Grand
Duke of Tuscany, he will afterwards go on to Naples
This journey will take place, if at all, after the
grand fetes at Milan.
PRUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND.

The Band of Berne of the 10th says The
English note which contains the assuranoe of the
British cabinet with respect to the pacific arrange-
ment of the Neufchatel question, arrived this day in
Berne."

• EX?]

• A bill relative to the treatment of slaved on the
Pierian territory," says a letter from Berlin, in the
Weser Gazette, "has just been submitted to the
Chambers, and by it every slave that touches Prus-
sian soil is to be considered free. This bill waa pre-
sented in consequence of a lawsuit which took
piece two years ago. A wealthy man from the
Brazils, named Richter, brought a black slave to
Berlin, but the latter left him in order to learn a
trade. M. Richter claimed him before the law
courts as his property, but failed from being unable
to hand in proof in rapport of his claim. It is in
order to prevent irecarrenee of mach an incident that
the matter has been brought before the Chambers."
The Bing of Prussia has conferred the grand cress
of the Red Eagle on the Marquis de Moustier,
minister of France at his court

(,10x OM OWN

FROM PARIS.

PARIS, MONDAY gramma,.
The ceremony of the "reconciliation" of the
Church of St. Etienne-du-Mont, which, in a catholic
point of view, was " polluted" by the murder of the
Archbishop so as to be unfit for public warship until
parilloation, was performed to-day. Moneeiriper
Bonnechose, the Bishop of Enemy pradini at the
ceremony. An immense crowd atignisi. Ism it
must be said in truth, out of reaped fat the religious
rites, than out of curiosity to see the spit on while
the archbishop fail, and 1111614 the alma
hiving %sit ekes. since tbe rsimistiteri,4
dr phis bees ad yet essa The aumwey
mama by %Wry the west Mimi far law
=The illesrare wee Ss thstihol. sad
paha the Bishop of Bassurt. !Dewed by
IL Beret, the Aseideacon of St. iieneviive ; M.
!glee, Vicar-Chensee s Metropolitan Meese of the
Ceremonies, the olsogitor of St. Ossesiiva, and the
clergy of St. Etienne-du-Mont, preseeded to the
exterior of the church, where the bishop threw the
blessed water upon the walls. Up to this time only
the clergy above-mentioned had been admitted to the
interior of the church. Tho crowd of priests
and laity, who attended unofficially, waited outride.
After the sprinkling of the water the black hang-
ings were taken down, and the doors thrown open.
Litanies were then sung, the bishop blessed water,
salt, ashes, and wino, and sprinkled them in the in-
terior of the church. He then headed a procession
to the spot in the nave where the murder was com-
mitted. While this was going on, the altars, which,
when the doors were opened, bad been completely
denuded, were decorated with their usual ornaments,
and the consecrated wafers, which had been carefully
removed from the church, or any holy place appur-
tenant to it, to a building in the neighbourhood,
were brought back, and placed in the usual receptacle
on the high altar for the adoration of the faithful.
The Bourse has been very good. The Rents
rose 40c. for cub, and 46c. for account—clos-
ing at 68fr. and 68fr. 30c. Mobilier fluctuated a
good deal, and closed with a fall of 6fr. The Or-
leans Railway rose 20fr.; Grand Central, 20fr. ;
Western, 10fr. ; and other lines about 6fr.
All European affairs being supposed to be com-
fortably settled, and the poor Archbishop of Paris
being quietly interred, the stirring event of this
week in Paris is likely to be the arrival of Ferakh-
Hhan,the Persian Ambassador, who is expected bees
• Wedateday. He comes with a following of saes
bueitemipenons, among whom, according to report,
MS creep at the most influential personages in Tr
. lama lbsgland is at war with Persia ; Persia ins
invoked the aid of Russia against England ; France
and Russia arc not only on most friendly terms, but
if we may credit some of the very latest news from
St. Petersburg, are on the point of concluding an
intimate alliance, with tho express view
of checking English influence in the world,
and more particularly in the East. Under
these circumstances the brilliant reception which

that learned Persian, Ferukh-Khan, who is so won-
derfully well read in Greek history, is likely to re-
ceive at the Tuileries, cannot but be regarded with

more than ordinary interest. It must not, however,
be expected that until the fulness of time anything
will transpire officially to throw the slightest doubt
upon the heartiness of the Anglo-French alliance,
which has lately been demonstrated in so striking a
manner by the settlement of the disputed treaty, and
the common action of the two Powers in the affair of
Neufchatel.

The publication of the marriage of Count do
Monty with Mdlle. Troubeskoi, which the French
law requires in the case of the marriage of a French
subject abroad, bas been posted at the mayoralty of
the 10th Arrondissement.

The French episcopal bench has just lost another
of its members. Mgr. d'Aramoles, Archbishop of
Aix, in Provence, expired on the 9th, at the archi-
episcopal palace, shortly after having received
extreme unction.

UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
pr sa~riex AND IcarAwn TIILIONAPII.)
(nos ors owx 0011311P0ND1117)
LIVERPOOL, Trssosr.

The British and North American Royal Mail
steamship Canada, Capt. E. 0. Lott, arrived in the
Mersey this morning from Boston and Halifax, with
the usual mails from the United States and British
possessions in North America, fifty psmengers, and
270,689 dollars. She left Boston on the 31st ult.,
Halifax on the 2nd inst., and has encountered east-
erly winds the entire voyage.
The Europa, from hence, arrived at New York on

the 27th ult., and the Niagara at Halifax on the
Slat.

Tbe steamer Tennessee, with reeraita, from
New York, for General Walker, broke her shaft in
a gale, and put into Norfolk. The passengers were
transferred to the steam-ship James Adger.
Five hundred recruits sailed from New Orleans on
the 29th, to join Walker.
The ship John Garrow,cotton laden,from Savannah
to Liverpool, was abandoned when al: days out, in
latitude 37 deg. north, longitude 67 deg. west, the
crew saved.

The jury in Huntingdon's forgeries case, returwed
• verdict of guilty, and sentenced him to bar
years and ten months' imprisonment.
The steamship Edinburgh, from the Clyde,
arrived at New York on the 30th of December.

New Orleans advice' report that great excitement
and alarm prevailed at Mississippi. owing to the
expected insurrection of the slaves. May impose
have been arrested.

By the steamship Illinois we have Californian
dates to December 6, and on freight 1,871,569
dollars received, making a total of ship-
ment ix the year of upwards of 40,000,000
dame. The mining accounts are very favour.
able. and the prospect of the miners improved
by the late 611 of rain ; and the agriculture, hest
the new cause, greatly benefitted.
Nogaiag important from Oregon. The Costa
Rhea advisee report that there has been very severe

Wit•
Tlas Nicaragua, British mail steamer, is reported
at Graytown, in December, awaiting Costa Rican
mails, which it wu rumoured had been intercepted
by Walker's troops.
Havanna!' dates are to December 5. Sugar firm.
General Comba is about to be superseded in office.:
Mexican dates are to December 4. According to
the official returns the sale of church property
amounted to 17,000,000 dollars.

Money at New York continues very active, at
previous rates. Stocks tend downwards, with a fair
business doing.
Exchange on London, 1081; ditto on Paris, 5.20
to 5.231.
Cotton steady. Middling Orleans, 121.
—_— _ _

Breadstuffs.:-Flour 10c:to 13c. lowcr. Wheat
easier. Indian corn heavy, and lower. Provisions
steady.
_ .

Freights to Liverpool improved. Cotton fto i
per lb. Flour 2s. to 2.. 3d. per barrel. Grain, etc.
to 7c. per bushel.