The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-18 00:00:00

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W. Omen end J. Itirit4l",—alicZn-1. Haworth mad J.
Oath, Cockeriunsh, Lancastdre. cotton spinners—O. Wickeoden
sod O. P. Mansell, Sunthburou , Kcul. inverts—H. Mutant:we,
G. Y. lapworth. A. G. L word, and H. J. Lapwoellit, lindens-
hall, near Wilton. Wiltshire, target wouL.eturets—H. topple.
wetland R. fitruth, Calverley, Yorkshire, cloth manafaetantre—
O. R. Barnes and W. R. Sisson', Dukludeld, Owens, ier
—E. Roans, Jun., and H. Ashford. Queen's Headtgemegncr
gat...street. stereoscope manufacturers—W. Gables and J.
Stewart, Newcaatie-upon-Tyne, builders—N. Sayer sad IL
Hlyth. Harm,htopurt, Seatlawark, sawyers—D. Duni awl W.
Hayes, ihrothigluni, gun makers—W. nololelleld and T. A.
Wolverhampton, Iron merchants—J. Siesark H.
lleavey, and J. Norbary, Manchester, calenderers—D. US J.
J. Castes J. Little, and G. Leach, Leeltd, n fax as fillPfda J.
J. Customs—Job Allen and John All. u. Shoemaker-row,
dealer" in potatoes—J. Wacker, O. Walker, end W.
Walker. Lindley, Yorkshire. manufacturers—E. Rubinson and
H. Cope, Derby, engineers—L. Engelhardt and Y. Utak, Loudon-
wall. I-I%y, eummWlou agenta.

BCOSCII2244I7DerRATIONR.
UMW( MURDOCH, Waage', VIM merchant, Dec. 20„ at the
Vocally Hall, tasseow.
AULIANDER Imo, Motherwell, Lanarkshire, innkeeper, Dee. 29,
M the Mints Arms Inn, liamiltou.
Wuzum Mricuridi Yocoo, Paisley, manufacturer, Dec. 20, at
the Comity Hotel, Paisley.
JOHN M.KINLAY, &Ahem', tailor, Dec. M, at the Royal Hotel,
AN:2V ATLOR, Barrhead, grocer, Dec. 24. at the County
Hotel. Maley.
AtatlsliisMa Doasaa, Cothell, near FOITOI, fanner, Dec. U, at
fumes Motel. Pones.

Cnown-orTice, Dec. 14.—The Queen has been
Meby a 011011611•1011, under the great seal of the
dilkinganst, to constitute Theopbiltu Bennett Hoe-
=enlist!, Fen., barrister.atlaw, one of the cam*
of the Court of Bankruptcy to act in the watery.
Cnowie-ontim, Die. 17.—MRMBIIR RICTUS/MD
To anis' mt Tag Panam PAILIAMOIT.—WiIIies Cox, of
Bt. Jokes-weed, in the county et Middlemen, Feq., for the
borough of Finsbury, in the room of name Sliageby Bun-
combe, E.q., deemed.
ST. JAMES'3 PALACE. —The Queen has beeri gra-
ciously pleased to promote Major• General John Fits
Maurice, LK, Adjutant of the Yeotueu of the Guard, to
he Lisetesent of bee Majesty Royal Body Guard, Tice
Majoragenel Biz Travel! Mains, Kok, resigned.

PHARMACIIITICtLI. SOCIItrY OPGRIAT BRITAiIf.•-•

ROME, Dec. 17.
The Marquis de Lavalette had a confereuee of
two hours with Francis 11. to-day.

It is asserted that the Freucli Ambassador de-
manded he should quit Rome.
__ _

The eardisels who were consulted in the matter
have, it is stated, advised Francis IL to relinquish
his apartments in the Quirinal, and reside at the
Faruese Palace.

The Pontifical government has announced that
the funds for the payment of the dividends on the
foreign debt falling due at the end of the month
are ready.
The arrest of Borges has been certified by the
only Spaniard who escaped from the Italian troops.
The farmhouse in which Borges had taken refuge
was set tire to, and he was obliged to surrender on
the Bth December.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Dec. 17.
The Budget was presented to-day to the Council
of the Empire.
The following is a summary of the financial
statement made by the Minister of Finance :

The revenue for 1861 was estimated at
300,000,000, the expenditure at 344,000,000, and
the deficit at 66,000,000 florins.
This deficit was to he covered by means of several
credit operations, which would moreover leave a
balance of 4000,000 florins in the Treasury.
The returns for 1861 are not quite completed, but
the deficit is expected to amount to about
40,000,000 florins.
The excess of expenditure which was not fully
provided for amounts to 59,000,000 florins.
The unsettled state of thinew in Hungary has
caused a loss to the revenue of 11,500,000 florins.

The total decrease in the revenue for 1861
amounts to 109,500,000 florins, which will be
covered by credit operations.
The National Bank has not been applied to for a
loan, nor have any public bonds been Mined.

The estimates for 1862 are u follows :—The
court and civil administration, 99,750,0006. ; army,
108,500,000 A. ; interest on the public debt,
124,500,000 fl. ; sundries, 21,800,0006. ; or alto-
gether about 354,500,000 forint.
The revenue for 1862 is estimated at 296,500,000
florins, and the deficit at 68,000,000 florins.
The army estimates show an increase ot
62,000,000 florins.
The deficit is partly to be covered by increased
taxes, and partly by credit operations with the
National Bank, the charter of which is to be
renewed in return for a loan of 80,000,000 florins,
bearing no interest.
Twenty millions of this loan will be repaid in
monthly instalments of 1,000,000 florins each, and
44,000,000 by 1870.

The State domains are to be sold at certain fixed
periods.
Twenty-three million of the Lottery loan of 1860
have not been taken up.
The financial administration has, however, re-
ceived from the agents 100,000,000 florins for
bonds of that loan, and 3,000,000 f. of the English
loan.

The National Bank is to be made independent of
the State.
On the oonclusion of the Ministerial statement
the Council of the Empire appointed a committee
of nine members to examine the budget.