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The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-07

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocK.

The mining market to-day is rather quiet, with
comparatively limited transactions. In the Stock
Exchange West Caradon shares have been dealt in
at 68, and Wheal Mary Ann at 133. Wheal
Unity and East Wheal Russell have also met with
business.

The demand for St. John del Rey Mining shares
continues, and a fresh rise has taken place to-day.
Transactions are recorded at 33 and 331. In other
foreign as well as colonial mining &arm little
business has been done.
London, England, 1861-05-07

CHINA.-E-NClLoiti-ANI,-

Mr. LONOPICLD asked the Secretary to the Treseury
mistime, having regard to the eetissate for the Poet-a/lice
tamarries for the year 1461-62, it was the intention of
lt maiesty's government to discontinue the additiesel mail
nisathly, to sad from Chios. And whether soy notice had
lam gleam to her Majesty's Peatinester•Geoeral to that
Week sad if no, to stem what had been the expense to the
piddle of this fottaightly well, giviag credit for the mum
reesive.l for postage of letten thereby.
Mc. PERL replied that the second mail service to China
bad lama voluntarily performed by the contractors since
UM sad at the elan al lasi year or the year preceding, the
eammany applied to the government foe an additional mail
sad rather than submit to the inconvenience of a

diweatimtance of the ..wits the Treasury agreed 4. moil; I
euteidy of 2,000/. for the double voyage.. f.,r mouths
certain. from the enonmeueeneeet of the pretest year. At
the lied of WA inoetlis that °overact would owe. The ex-
pense to the pebbo far the forteightly mail service of 2.0001.
for the doable vo ee would be at the rate of 21,0001. •
M, sod be tasked that the whole amount of the
potege oe lettere by the wood mail was &boot
12,000/. a rear.
London, England, 1861-05-07

AYERICAY

On the motion that the Speaker do leave the chair,
Mr. CRAW FORD said before the house west into ems
anima he winked to • question to the melds lord the
Secretary for Forego Affairs on the subject refund
to by the boociumble member foe Celerity. It
bad bees stated in the city that several vessels
had arrived from the Southern porta of the States of
America with letters of marque, and inasmuch se much of
the property of British subjects was carried in American
vessel', and inasmuch as the government of the United
States bad not acknowledged the principle in the treaty
weed to by the Eumpeen powers at Paris that neutral
geode should Dot be liable to cooflecation by the beings.
mote, be wished to ask the noble lord whether any repre-
sentations bad been addressed to the American government
epee this subject, and whether the noble lord had lam
any step. to protect the property of unoffendieg British
gehjects which might be embarked on board the vessels of
the United States, aad subject to seism* by those vessels of
the Southern states which retried letters of marque.
London, England, 1861-05-07

EXPORT OF SPECIE.

SOUTHAMPTON, KAY T.
The Union Company's mail steamship Athens,
sailing hens for the Cape, takes out in sovereigns
200001.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Tagus, sailing hence for the Peninsula, takes out
in sovereigns, for Lisbon, 3,0221.

LOID NOIUtAWNY AND THE FIANINNYINIta. —The
following is an extract from a private letter :
" Florence, May 2.—Yesterday the Florentine
gentry had a great day, having met at their club
and expelled therefrom the Marquis of Normanby,
on the grounds that he had insulted King Victor
Emmanuel, the Italian Army, and had permitted
himself to be the organ of the enemies of their
country in the House of Lords."
London, England, 1861-05-07

nix STADE DUES.

I. FITZGERALD said he wished to ask whether
say bad been come to by her Majesty's
with the g.,rerement of Hanover far
of the St ,de tolls, sad probably the noble
loodia=Verla the house whether any eetiraue had hew
mode ad the weea Recessary for the purpose of ectiacuialds§
Knee to& He hawed the sum was about 100,0001. -
Lewd J. ausuax—With. mud to the gnawing et his
bow. friend and colleague, be had to state that We emelt=
wee awe of deep interest to the Britiehtsiblis, ad had 'a-
ped the serious atlantic§ of her Ka y's goveremeat.
He had already stated be the honor t the quirdione were
ea kw:dui and Words that the gevoranioat lad not yet
wired at ay add= with regard to then ; hut le would
wenn hie ham Med that lie would Worm the house and
him of the docile. et the as soon se arrived at
(Neer. hear.) Willi to the question of the hoe gen.
tiernui na.oaite he date that there was es* a wow
se be hat minima yeepseld by the gewernmeat as being a
London, England, 1861-05-07

FRANCE AND BELGIUM.

The character of the new commercial treaty with
France and Belgium is thus described by the Con,
stitutionnel:

These tariffs are marked os both sides by a very liberal
spirit; on some manufactured articles they are lowerthan the
English tariff, especially on certain cotton threads destined
for the manufacture of tulle. But these advantages will
naturally profit English productiotis, since, according to the
treaty of the 10th Jan., 1860, England is to enjoy the same
treatment as the most favoured nation. The duties on
paper are to be reduced from 150 fr. to 10fr. the
100 kilogrammes. Belgium removes absolutely all duties
on the export of her oven, which are so valuable to the me-
tallurgic establishmenta of the north of France; while
Prance, on her part, permits the export of rage for making
paper on payment of 12fr. the 100 kilogranunea, or 141 r. 40c.
with the doable daeime.

lanrrn's monANL)
ITALY.

TURIN, NAT 7.

The Chamber of Deputies, in its siting of yes-
terday, approved of the government bill for raising
36,000 men in the Neapolitan provinces, to be
furnished in two levies.

The anniversary of Garibaldi's expedition to
Sicily has boen celebrated at Genoa. Perfect
order prevailed.
The military movements in :Venetia ' continue.
Signor Torrearsa has been sent on a 'mission to
Sweden and Denmark.

TURIN, NAT &

The official Turin Owette of to-dayl publishes a
despatch, elated Naples, May 4, announcing that
the reactionary movement has been suppressed in
all the provinces, and now only exists on the
Roman frontier.

The same despatch states that one of these
reactionary bands having withdrawn to Monticelli,
committed several murders in that town, and was
preparing to march against Fondi, when it was
dispersed by a company of grenadiers. One soldier
was killed and one officer wounded.
ROME, MAT 5 (vu ILtartinum).
_ _ _

The address of the inhabitants of Rome to the
Emperor Napoleon, requesting him to withdraw
the French garrison from Rome, already bears
thousands of signatures. The sheets which have
been signed lie at the French Embassy.
On Thursday last the Pope gave a grand dinner
to the French and Pontifical Generals.

By order of the Pope, the catholic club, which
had been established by a society of Frenchmen,
has been dissolved.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, MAT 7.

The official Wiener Zeitung of to-day announces
that the Emperor has granted an annual pension
of 3,000 florins to the widow of the late Minister
of Finance, Baron von Bruck.
The Austrian Gazette of to-day publishes a letter
from Herr von Planer, the present Minister of
Finance, in which he testifies to the honesty and
integrity of the late Baron von Bruck in the dis-
charge of his official duties.
London, England, 1861-05-07

ALICE

On the motion of Lord PALIMINTON, the home west
tato committee of supply, and agreed to • resolutke sea
ere. granting to her Majesty the ma el MOW as •
marriage portiou for the Prioress Alice. The reaelatlee
wee ordered to be reported tomorrow, mad the boom
resumed.
WAYS AND ]RAMS.—THE PAPER DIITY.—THE
London, England, 1861-05-07

SHARE L1528.-(THIB DAY.)

Two o'CLomr.
The railway share market to-day is again deci-
dedly heavy. There is • fresh fall of to 1 per
cent. in Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire
stocks, and of to per cent. in most of the other
principal lines. London and North Western
stock is now quoted 94j to j Great Western,
71i to j;Midland, ; l2l* to ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 109 to ; South Eastern, 81 to ;
and Caledonian, 94 to 97.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted
to dia., ex div. The Indian lines are very
dandy. Dutch Rhenish Railway shares meet with
attention.
London, England, 1861-05-07

HUNGARY.

PESTS, MAY 7.

The congregation of the district of Fiume has
unanimously adopted a resolution rejecting for the
third time the request of the authorities of Agram
to send deputies to the Croatian Diet.

PESTH, MAY 6.

Great agitation prevails in Hungary. The
°militate have protested in a body against the
coercive measures for collecting the taxes.

PRUSSIA.
THZ BONN AFFAIR

BERLIN, NAT &

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
M. von Vincke's question, with reference to the
affair concerning Captain Macdonald, was discussed.
K von Vincke expressed his regret at what he
termed the tirades pronounced by Lord John Rus-
sell and Lord Palmerston. He spoke of the esteem
in which Prussia had always held the English
alliance, and recalled its historical traditions. He
continued as follows : " The alliance with Prussia
iw likewise a necessity for England, on account of
the positions taken up by the other great powers."
Baron von Behleituta, the Minister for Foreign
Affairs, thanked K von Vincke for having afforded
him an opportunity of stating his own views on
the subject.
Baron Sehiainits said that the impression pro-
duced in Prussia by the words of Lord Palmerston
with reference to the affair was of a most regret-
able and painful character. He continued ea fol-
lows : " Lord Palmerston does not recognise in a
neighbouring nation of equal rank with England,
the same noble and just conscientiousness with
which he directs the destinies of a great nation.
Without underrating the value of an understand-
ing with England, I may say that Prussia, thank
Dud,-need not in soy way sacrifice her independence
for the friendship of any power. "
Baron Schleinitz then communicated to the
Chamber a note which he had addressed to Count
Bernatorff, the Prussian Ambassador at London,
and which Lord John Russell was to receive yes-
terday. In conclusion, be expressed a hope that
the good understanding which was necessary to all
Europe would not be disturbed.
London, England, 1861-05-07

ENGRAVER TO THE ROYAL MINT.

Yr. rorrs ukwl the clu.ibir of the Eticheqacc if it
Iraa iatecideil to adopt the prisciple of competitive exam'.
c, the oine. en{mver to the Sorel Miat, now
vaseat by the eaperiaauatien of Mr. Jellies you, with •
tinac to the combination of mechanical inivwledne with the
enonver'• art in the sad to the general I.
pairreatent of the British aminage.
_ .

?ha CHANCELLOR of the =CHEQUER .40 lea woo
aot yet % a esnolitios to lona am opeoloo NI to the incomoroo
'bleb it alight be wootaty to take with mord to this
=He bed bet yet LOBO able to call opus the Muter
Lot to asks a report spot it. Wins be peeing
that report be thoold be obis to give the boa gentbeetio
the iolonostioe be &wind.
THE TWENTY.NINTH CANON.

lr. H. ItiVrtH:ll stied th. iecririeri of State for the
Houle Depirtuerst if that patios of Caeca 29, which for-
bids • rarest frown bring minutia I. sewer as rxifather
hr his awn child, be altered or repealed by the enevosallia
Cesterbury, accordies to the royal license granted to
Sas wads, the advice ofd Majesty's goveromesk
whether tech alteration or rewould have the effect ef
eethmeg the usesters of the clam* in the province of
Giusertesy hos the oblipttios sow Dies %woe them
videruce in
Sr LIZITLI the ecneacatios of the province of
Cieserteary had received fora her Ileisty authority to sitar
er sawed the Zlth Casi•ea. He he&ved then hid tikes
watees isto serideraiki• ease Hwy had received •
hawse, feat they lays ant sehadited that saris ea • lash.
II" Istwn toecsineere of the per they ha re-
alist Therefore no virtual rpiss had arias for the
esoseicaulios d the ;overseaest. As to the hypothetical
SO genetics which wee Seethed is it, he could °AT
ley that he believed that le isanitegase el the
awl. with teepees to Its sleet in litho& 211
had bore rapeseed by vow* hies lep4 authorities that eves
if that mess were repealed there world rtr7l he an a scant
law id the church which would have • orwreepoodiersdect ;
bee that wow a aseation el a heal oessiaalos
London, England, 1861-05-07

Li'rEST INTELLIGENCE

NAVAL MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE.

"The Spanish government," says the Nurd of
to-day, "have collected a numerous fleet in the
bay of Algeciras, and all people are speculating as to
the object of bringing together so large a naval
force at the present time. The simple-minded say
that it is meant to operate upon Gibraltar, and to
expel the English from that stronghold. Others
believe the object is to chow that Spain, like Italy,
is entitled to be considered as a great power ;
but all are asking what it can mean I
It is beyond a doubt that the Spanish army is on a
respectable footing, and that the treasury for two
centuries was never better supplied. The other
maritime powers, it would seem, are also taking
precautionary measures. England is covering the
Mediterranean with her vessels. France is taking
measures to prevent any surprise. Italy is endea-
vouring to provide herself with a respectable naval
force. Spain seems to recal to her mind that half
a century ago her fleet had weight in Europe.
Turkey is displaying her flag in the Adriatic, and
on the masts of Syria. Russia is sending a squad-
ron into the Pacific, which, it is said, may easily
receive a different direction. All these movements
are no proof that war is going to break out, but
they are indications which, in the present state of
affairs, ought not to be neglected."
London, England, 1861-05-07

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1861.

Vie ann.

WHITE LODGE, RICHMOND PARK, MAT 6
Her Majesty drove out this morning accompa-
nied by Prins:. Alien
Theel Pupae Oseetert rode to Yew Gardens, attended by
Cam Didealph.
The Deanne d WeDisible hod an audience of the Queen,
bee appoistieseat am Illetrese ei the Robes.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at' the
ofScial residence of the First Lord of the Treaaury,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were Vie-
count Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Gran-
ville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir G. Cornwall Lewis,
' Lord John Rummell, Lord Herbert, Sir Charles
Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchmuer, the Duke
of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milnm• Gibson,
Sir George Grey Lord Stanley of Alderley, the
Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, and the Right Hon.
Idward Cardwell.

A deputation es the met Chins skarna hail an in-
terviw with Land John yesterday, at the Fureigu-
office.

A committee of SpitaleeklelVOlNTS transacted business
*the ogee of the Board of Trade yesterday.
Mr. Fred. H. Hemming. Consul for Venezuela, transacted
bantams yesterday at the Foreigu.office.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial•oflloe
from the Governors of the Bahamas ►od the Mauritius, sod
the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Island/.
Despatches were sent to the Governors of the Cape of
Good Hope, Natal, Bt. Helena, Canada, and New-
fouodhuad.

The Duke and Duchess of Manchester arrived at
their residence m Stenhope.street yeeiseday evening, from
Kimbnlion Castle, Huntingdonshire.

The Earl of Dudley has arrived at Dudley House,
Park•lane, from Soothed.

The Counter; Dowager of Glasgow and Mrs
Oatberias &eclair have arrived at 18, Cbealiacrplare, for
ire rears.

Sir Clifford and Lady Constable have arrived at
aaridges Hotel, from Barton Constable, Yorkshire.
- . .

Lady MaalOaald Lockhart's (a Lee) ball will
tab pion I• Greemee-eremeent co Teeeday, the 21st Well
London, England, 1861-05-31

Ti,. LWAY CONTRACT.

pr. L 1N "I; aeioel the Vint [oral of the Trwavery
t revrewatetesa male to her Majeatie govern-
sec.! us 16.',.11 .1 the Royal Atlantic !areal Narigatios
to a recent letter of the l' rettnaeter-
th,..l.4 le a fervors to the I :Away coatruct, had bean ow-
l" 1.• ea. u I wet, what result.

- _
L soot P. 1 IetibILATISH mid the only emitrouniwition which
Or, g•neron..sit Sul hail with the company in quedisei siaee
the 01111IW6.:•stwe *sole to them Ly the I•monmater-
Oeueml wt. a very long end elaborste statement,
of 1.. t. rez., of closely printed tastier, dated yestordav,
wh.ch he tee dyed Irk estenlay afternoon. That •tatement
Inv has •to h.r cousalerwl, with regent to the statement
al tine whir'. enetvined, by the PuatinesitertSerevral, amt
whyse•er so *mower we. prepared and given to that, that
sourer awl too • Matenirot wicihi be laid before purliament
irm • I lo the other papers no the anhjert.
Hr. 157.1111,11 srid, were they to umletatan•l from the
116.40 Octai, r noble lord that it way the intention of her
X il•dy'egoi'lrunseet to withdraw the subsidy now paid for
pod ilenortsretimlats between Ireland sal Americt.
I. P.\ LIIKILATON—I have nu limit itiou in saying it
Maur opinion that it would he advantageous to the eom•
misecial int.:tests of the United Kingdom that v un nerapid
eolutaUsicat.ole --a• rapid as perils - -vhould Ito eu.sliliebed
hot weve the United I. imploin and North Interica with
✓efereese to the ce wit/len:hi tranaseti, vet of the whole of
the United Kingdom. kit belief is that Ireland Iv the put
of am rutted Kimeloin from when's) that cmcmuniastion
to 0.1 lied and most surely he evtabliabed- (heir, hear)—
and her Majesty'. government will nut he isdimpumd to take
that Mt, evivilenitiost if they vlosibl thick St to submit to
the horse tiny pitisod for establishing that communication.
wit ch founded upon open competitiou may 1111111,lir well cal-
culated to twe'immeds the purple....
l'o!onel Pi:PAC/I Theta, we are to understand that the
got ernment hate determined not to continue the subsidy to
the issalssy company.
Lmal \ OIENATI iN —The hong. iv already in pommel.).
of all Cue leas 'swat between her Majelty • government
awl the ti.lway rimpaay.
Mr. K Pint sibs' whether the noble lord was aware that
nientonal, le.l ivies sent from the mayor and corporation of
the cite of lodthe, from the mayor and corpnratin. of the
tnen of Liuseri^k, and from the e..unty of (Solway, very
numerously size.), us favour of maintaining the communica•
lion lateen, I:.oway sal America.
Lord PALM Et:KroN mid that he bail received one me-
morial Mt day. ag.., he could nut tell from what quarter,
signed by a saintlier of gentlemen. He was not aware of
any other motional having been revived by the govern.
int tit.
London, England, 1861-05-31

FRANCE.

PARIS, MAT 31.

The Afoniteur of to-day publishes a decree, as
cording to which all the French seaports and the
Custom-houses at Lille, Valenciennes, Turcoing,
and Roubaix are open for the importation of cotton
yarn of certain numbers.

Another decree orders that all the articles of the
treaty of commerce between France and Belgium
shall also be applied in favour of England.

The Muniteur also contains various decrees in
reference to the treaty of commerce between Franco
and Belgium.
The Afoniteur reprints the article published by
Dr. Veron in the Constitution/Lel against a dissolu-
tion of the Corps Legislatif.
London, England, 1861-05-31

MINE&-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'OLocz.
East Caradon shares are fairly supported to-day,
at 214 to 271. East Wheal Grenville have been
dealt mat 505., showing an improvement. Marke
Valley are quoted 81 to 1. There are inquiries for
West Wheal Beton, Cook's Kitchen and Wheal
Clifford. Business generally is limited.
Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no
alteration of importance. Great Northern Copper
have been dealt in at / prem., and United Mexi-
can at 51 to

The annual meeting of the East India Coal Company,
convened for yeatenlny, was adjourned fora fortnight.
At North Providence Mine meeting, yesterday, the ac-
onite showed a debit balance of 1,273/. 16s. Bd. A call of
la per share was made.
From Trewtatha Mine (May 28) Captains T. Foot and J.
kohl' report :—" The ground in the engine shaft is a liAle
harder for sinking, hut is showing faces of lead and mundie,
sad is very congenial for lead. There has been oo lode
taken down in the rise in the 15 since last report, the moo
having been ,employed putting in timber and securing
ground."
From Wheal Moyle (May 29) Capt. J. Miehell reports :
"The Inds in the back of the 12 east and west of Michell's
shaft is 12 feet wide, and worth for the part we are carrying
(6 lest) 30/. per fathom. The part standing where we have
cat into is worth quite as much as what we are taking
away. The burning.house is completed, and we have com-
menced burning, the result of which is very satisfactory as
to the quali The steam stamps, I expect, will go to
work on Monday next, when, with the present discovery,
we shall he able to supply with tin stuff from the back 12
by six men at • met of -breaking and drawing of 50/. per
month, and engine cost returning tin, &e., and all other
cost of the mine, 1001 to 1501. per month, for working the
mine. The returns will be, should the present value of the
lode continue, which we have the strongest reason to be-
lieve it will, 8 tons of tin per month at 751. per ton, 6001.;
copper ores, 50 tam at Si. per ton, 150 f. Thus the monthly
proata, 1 estimate, will be from 4001. to 5001."
London, England, 1861-05-31

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Bruce, from Calcutta fur Liverpool, April 10. lat. 7 8 . len. 16 W.
Bury St. Edmunds, May 27, lat. 40 N., lon. 7 W.
Chill, from OMR,' for London, April IL lat. 30.20 R., lon. 16.20 W.
Derwenf._froin Moulmein fur Falmouth, March 18, lat. 25 8.,

lon. 00 11, • . .
Lira Steward. from Manilla for Queenstown, April 1, lat. 35 S.,
lon. 19 E.
Ercline, from Bombay for London. March FL lat. M V., low 34 E.
Francis ilents, from Portland Bay for London, Match 19, 15t.:...
30 5., Inn. 92.40 W.
liolyrood, from Calcutta for London, March 13, lat. 10 S., le.
_ e4l._ _ _ _ _ . . _ . . _....._....

Threl:f the Sonth, from Tasmania for London, April I°, lat. 30.
2011.. lon. 14120 W,
Ivanhoe, from Calcutta for London, May 10 lat. 40.10 N., lou.
20 W.
Jabez Snow. from Calcutta for I.nn,lon. tat. MI ft., ton. 14 K
Morn.l.ol4ton, from London for Bombay, March 20, lat. 1 N., b.o.

21 W.-
Owen Glendower, from Melbourne for London, April 12. La.

%0.-90. S., ion. 1020 W. . .
Trent, Ones 21441m4 for Lnudno, April 23, lat. 4 N., inn. ti W.
Wilhelm Kirehner 'Oldenburg barque;, from Rangoon for ni•
mouth 45 days, March 24.

THREE YOUNG WOULD-DE ASHASSINA. —The
SewGlom Mercury states that a few days previously three
pupils disappeared from the gymnasium at Munich. It was
known that they haul expressed their intention of assami•
tutting the three "oppressors of the Pope." vie-, the Em-
peror Napoleon, Victor Emmanuel, and Garibaldi. They
wrote to their relations from Verona. but there they were
stopped and brought back. The leader of these young con-
spirators had run away on a similar errand a veer before.
None of them was more than fifteen years old, but they had
funds amounting to 100 florins to assist them in canying
out their simple and amiable little project.
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with certainty lie removed In early life. For curing this terrile'
disease Holloway's friIHAIICS have held an enviable notorico for
more than a quarter of a century. The Ointment should Ic
rubbed twice daily user the stomach nod spine as perseverinCh
as salt is rubbed into meat. At the came time llohnino's
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so that the system generally may be thoroughly chaussed.
London, England, 1861-05-31

BRITISH SUBJECTS IN THE STATE....

I' rcpey to a eiterteo• which had Leen ptit no Tuesday
Lot Ly tlr how reetnier for Fio.bury (.Mb. T. buncombe.),
wel J. IW.°$hLL mid that he h.a tio information before
lint at Ore time tie go... Lion relative to British subjects is
the likedesletatell States was asked. Hu lead, ho revert. re
arrived that asoweiag a deeputch from our cous:Al at New 1
Other who add that Enghaltusen heel been captured— I
seined ad takes away to eerie is the talitm—tleat he had
immediately tondo repreestatioes to the governor, who
said he would give redress, aid awaseres were bane.
dt dolt tat on to Erect that object. It appeered that seve-
ral other. 1, I L-eta afterwards captured, hut by the gorse
uur's oekr., they had hew all bberated, sod nor consul
Lupel toe eirnilor owe of violence would heppea is
future. 111..,. hear.) •
CUSTOYD4 AND INLAND REVENUE BILL —THE
London, England, 1861-05-31

ITALY.

The warfare between the Italian government
and the bishops continues. The A rmonift, the
ultra-clerical organ of Turin, publishes the docu-
ment below, which it heads with the words :
"The Oracle of the Vatican and the Festival of
Italian Unity," and gives the text as follows :

Holy Father!—Several spiritual shepherds of the pro.
Axes of the Sardinian kingdom propose to us the following
doubt, on which, for the rule of their conscience, they
interrogate the oracle of the Holy See, viz.—" Whether it
be lawful for the clergy of these provinoes to join in the
festival recently instituted in order to celebrate, on the first
Sunday of June, the unity of Italy, and the constitution
extended to the provinces occupied by the Sardinian govern.
went" The Sarni Penitenzieria, after maturely con-
sidering the doubt proposed, answers in the negative.—
Datum A:01W iu 8. Petniterdiaria die XVIII. Mali
London, England, 1861-05-31

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1881,

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

DEATH OF PRINCE GORTCHAKOFF.
BRESLAU, MAT 31.

The Breslau Zeitung of to-day publishes a tele-
gram from Warsaw. dated 30th inst., announcing
that Prince Gortchakoff, the Governor of Poland,
died on that day.

On Wednesday the Czar quitted St. Petersburg
for Moscow.

General Soukhozanett, who replaces Prince
Gortchakoff, as lieutenant of the Emperor in
Poland, left St. Petersburg for Warsaw on Wed-
nesday.
London, England, 1861-05-31

LATEST OAKS BSTTING.

1 --
5 to 1 Silverbair
6 to 1 fbv Stockwell—of Babette
7 to 1 Fairwater
10 to 1 Caller On
10 to 1 Gabrielle d'Eatrees
12 to 1 Tattoo
100 to 8 Brown Duchess
15 W 1 Lava
20 to 1 Wombat
OAKS, 1862.
6,000 to 100 apt Then•r
ORDER OF RUNNING THIS DAY.
The first race will be at 2 o'clock, and the Oaks at 3.

This, the "of day," very much resembled a greed specta-
cle at Astley's with all this supernumeraries milted, and
only the prominent performers, the horses, included io it.
The bill was nearly deserted, and was principally occupied
by gipsiee, tramps, and people who are denominated
" gleaners," because they obtain • somewhat precarious
living by seeking for any " unconsidered trine" that may
have been left by the crowd. Broken bottles, race elasees,
parasols, shawls, and even a lady's crinoline are amongst the
miscellaneous articles, which have been seised as the per-
quisites of the individuals alluded to. The attendance was
large, although in comparisou with that of yesterday (Wed-
nesday) it we. insignificant ; a great "Oaks' day" is, how-
ever, anticipated, and it is Kaki that the starters will
number about 20, a much larger field than could
have been expected, considenng the very bard state of the
grimed. The supplies at the refreshment department of
the Grand Stand were quite exhausted, and Mr. Careless,
of the Pastors Arms, Annerley, had to send such an order
to London to meet the anticipated demands of the hungry
multitude, that we fear pigeon-shooting matches will, for
some weeks, be almost impracticable. The ample details of
the racing givers above indicate the character of the sport,
and require no comment.
UNICLY Jomurra.—Morris and A. French were sum-
mooed before the stewards yesterday, and reprimanded for
their conduct at the starting post prior to the races for the
Bentinck Stakes on Wedeesday.
Tag Dteur..-Owing to the misstatements which have
appeared in certain papers, and the large sum of money
which the question involves, we have been requested to re-
”at the assertion which we made in our account of the
Derby race, to the effect that Rouge Dragon, Klarikoff,
and Lupus, got badly off. These horses, and one or two
others, had, their heads turned the wrong way when the flag
was dropped, but no blame can be attached to the starter,
who, of course, gave the signal as soon as be saw the hones
together, and who could not be responsible for the actions
el the jockeys.
TIE OAKIL —All John Day's fillies are struck out.
London, England, 1861-05-31

(Stamped, ld. Additional.) LT WOPENCE

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-MAT 30.

Bftl in Batmo.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn,
atr Justices Wightmao, Crompton, end Blackburn.)

THE QUM O. CHAELESWORTH.- WAKEFIELD ELECTION.

This was a prosecution for bribery, in which the jury had
been discharged by the learned judge before whom the case
was tried. _ _

Sir F. Kelly now moved for a rule to file a plea with the
view of ultimately raising the question whether, when the
counsel for a criminal prosecution declared himself unable
to make out his CAW without the evidence of a particular
witness, who refused to answers question put to him, the
lresiding judge had power to discharge the jury. The
earned counsel said he should be prepared, at the proper
time, to contend that he had no such power, and drew the
1 attention of the court to the injustice to the defendant of the
point not being determined before the case went down for
trial • second tune.

The Lord Chid! Juatice said the court thought that the
rule should be made absolute in the first instance. If any-
thing had occurred since the defendant pleaded to the
indictment or information, which ought to exempt him from
any further liability on the charge, be ought to be et hberty
to put it on the reward at once. If be was eutitled to raise
the question at all, it could be argued upon a demurrer to
the plea, or in other forma.
Rule absolute.

Mr. Linklater contended that there were two require-
ments in the 19th section,—the acceptance of shares, and
the appearance of the name on the register. Here than
was no evidence of acceptance.
Mr. Bell (the official liquelator)—lle bad paid the deposit.
Mr. Link ter—That won't do.

The i_,;;;;;;;10,;;71;;; of oiinion that the name being
on the register that is sufficient. The register is made
prima fame evidence of everything contained in it.
Mr. Linklater asked that the matter might stand over,
as Mr. Brailsford had not bad sufficient notice of this meet-

na Cominissiooer —Then he ought to have known. Re
knew he was in the court. and he ought to have been
here. I doubt whether notice ought to be given at all.
Mr. Linklater maid it was the rule of the Court of Chan-
cery, and had been upheld over and over again by the Lords
Justices.

The Commurioner —Then You can go to them now.
The name was then pyllaaced on the list. The other names
were gone through without discuasion.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAY 30.
(Betore Mr. Commissioner Nichols.)
N RI PREDEIUCK BATLY WARDHOYER.

This insolvent, a retired major in the Indian army, whose
case bad been bead several times, again appeared.
Mr. Bicker Claarten appeared fur a creditor ; and Mr.
&mood supported.
An application was made to remove tho proceedings off
the ales of the court on thu ground that thu creditor had
been paid.
Eventually the we stood over for a month to complete
the formal matters, and then the petition would be dia.
mired.
London, England, 1861-05-31

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London, England, 1861-05-31

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

MAT 30.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
LAUTOTR T. LAUTot It.

In this rase the court had pronounced a decree nisi, but
thin morning
1)r. Spinka moved, on behalf of the Queen's proctor, for
leave to intervene.

Leave granted.
London, England, 1861-05-31

AUSTRIA.

TRIFIffE, MAY 30.

The general meeting of the shareholders of the
Austrian Lloyd was held to-day. The report stated
that the nett profit for the year was 1,598,8768.
A dividend of 4 per cent. for 1860 was declared,
and it was resolved to double the number of de-
partures of steamers from Trieste for Alexandria,

MONTENEGRO,

PARIS, MAY 30.

The Patric of this evening says :
"The international Commission on the affairs of
the Herzegovina held their first sitting at Mostar,
on the 25th inst. . .

" omar Pacha is about to address a note to the
Prince of Montenegro, urging him to observe the
stipulations of the convention of 1859. It is said
that an ultimatum will afterwards be sent to the
Prince, which, if rejected, will be followed by
hostilities."

PARK NAT 30.
A telegram received here from Constantinople,
dated to-day, announces another massacre by Mon-
tenegrins of Mimi'!mans, who were escorting a
convoy of provisions destined for the city of
Niksich.
Omar Pacha has arrived at Beane Beraj.

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

8017THAMPrON, MAY 30.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Para, Captain Jamie/on, with the heavy portion of
the Calcutta and China mails, arrived here this
evening. She brings 153 passengers, 3481. in specie,
and 1,484 packages of cargo, including 967 bales of
silk, value 90,000/.
She exchanged signals with the steamers Pales-
tine, on the 23rd ; Metrius, on the 24th ; and
Tiber, on the 27th inst.
The Ceylon left Gibraltar for the East on the
morning of the 25th inst.
The British barque Delhi, bound to Falmouth
with barley, was wrecked on the coast of Morocco
on the 22nd inst.

All accounts received from Tangiers are entirely
pacific. The Moors are anxious to pay the indem-
nity, and& not desire war.
The Emperor of Morocco has dismissed the
Basins of Tangiers for being inimical to the
Spaniards.
Gibraltar, May 25.—Exchange on London, 90
days, 50k to 50i ; Paris, 529 ; Marseilles and
Genoa, NO. Freights unchanged.

THE STEAMSHIP BOHEMIAN.
LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY.
The Canadian steamship Bohemian, which sailed
to-day for Quebec, took 45,2001. in specie for
Montreal and Quebec.

The following telegrams have been received
from the Peninsular and °rituals' Steam Naviga-
tion Company :

The Ceylon, from Southampton on the 20th
inst., reached Malta on the 29th, at 7 a.m. She
left at 10 p.m. for Alexandria.
The Sultan, from Southampton on the 27th inet.,
palmed Guia Light, off Lisbon, on the 30th inaL,
at 6 p.m., en rout' for Alexandria.
London, England, 1861-05-31

res sAsrsazr COUNMS, NORFOLK, AND
1.111121111 ORION RAILWAYS.
--*---

The following is the memorandum of arrangement
between the Norfolk and Ei'isters Venni Railway Com-
panies anal the Eastern Counties Railway Company :
"The disputed questions in the Chaucery suit, together
with all other questions in difference on the revenue re-
counts between the companies, to be adjusted by an allow-
este to the Norfolk sail t;lSStrril t woo cougothis from the
Ist of January, 18:14, ?JOY. pe •in rich, each party
paying their own cants. I n adjushog the sch en les of a mall,. me-
tiwi, the rolling stack to become the property of the associated
companies exclusive of the stuck now Lek:ragtag to the
Easters Counties Company for working foreign hoes, me
which interest at ♦ per oat is to be allowed to the &stern
Counties Company before division of gross receipts, sad the
landau lithe to be worked on account of the associaliedi
emoomes„ it beteg left to the decision of the Road of
Trade or parliaomotary committee to determine the com-
pensationi, if any, to be given to the Honor companies, in
addition to their one-seventh meter the agree.
aunt of WI, for giving up the right of the
fixed charge of 411 per ceut in lieu of the
emilsogency of the future actual working expenses.
The pant committee forthwith to enter ou sad exercise the
functions end duties contemplated tinder the agreement of
heel, without prejudice, 'maims the settlement of the dual
amalgernatioo. _ _

r r .sanisotary Proceedings. Epping •ad ()agar sod °Dior
and bunroow ham to be ramie by assisted companies ;
Eastern Counties to deposit SJtb of the money forthwith ;
intrusion from thigar to Dunmow to be reconsidered in the
interests of the associated companies, the existing liabilities
in respect of that extension under any circunistances
to he burns rateably. LMniuuw cram lino to be
adopted to extent of obligation of Eastern COILO•
ties Company by amoeiated compnuies ; Ware and
Buntingfonl ditto ; associated coniianiss partieipopAiz
with testers Comities. Baxter's line to be
by smoelated companies who are to support the Belford
and tledbery sad Bury. Associated companies to persevere
spinet Mid- Easters), and if sueeeisful, then theniselves to
make the line between Sutton Bridge and Lynn. Board of
Tiede to determine the proportion of directors to be nomi-
nated by Norfolk and Eastern Union Companies. Expendi-
ture on new works and on the Harwich and Woodbridge
lines to be settled between Mr. Sinclair and Mr. itrutf, or
their referee, and unsettled interest account on those lines
to be adjusted by them forthwith. Any misunderstanding
or dispute as to the coustrortion of this memorandum to be
referred to the decision of • barrister to be nominated by
the flolicitor.Ceneral for the time being.
(Rived) " dons C. Connotdr,
for the Pastern Union Company.
" Jaws MAYNARD,
for the Eastern-Counties Company.
" Goo. P. &mat,
for the Norfolk Railway Company.
" House of Commons, May 10, 1861."
London, England, 1861-05-31

BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.

The following is the report of the directors to be
presented at their twentyßftb yearly general meeting, on
June 4:

" The improvement in the business of the North Ameri-
can colueirs, referred to in the reports presented to the pro-
prietors last year, scarcely realised the expectations which
the directors then entertained. This may be accounted for
from the time required fully to recover from the very severe
depression under which their trade had laboured during the
two preceding years, sad from the fact that, though the
crops of all roue in Canada were the meet abundant ever
gathered in that colony, • very large proportion of them
was not got to market previous to the close of the season,
consequently the beneficial effects of the last harvest will tell
more upon the business of the present than of the rest year.
The statements of account show the position of the bank on
the 31st December last, and on comparing the business, of the
first four months of the current year with the wane period of
1869, the directors have the pleasure to state that the present
year exhibits an important improvement. The lamentable
events occurring in the United States have not hitherto
injuriously affectel the interests of the bank ; but in view
of these, and of strengthening the position of the bank, and
to enable the managers to take full advantage of any
favourable opportunity for the purchase of exchange or
otherwise. the directors have added considerably to the
amount of specie held at the branches. It will be seen
that the sum on hand at 31st December was 301,107 f.
3e. 24., against 194,160/. se. 10d. at 31st December, 1859.
Your directors have made. as they conceive, ample provi-
sloe for all had and doubtful debts; they have also deemed
it advisable at this time to write off the whole of the preli-
' misery expenses eoonected with the opening of the branch
at Victoria in Vancouver's Island ; the above deductions
being made, the available net profit for the year amounts
to 61,8971. fts. ld., out of which they have declared •
half-yearly dividend, payable on and after the sth July
next, at the rate of six per cent. per annum, free of income
tax. This will leave the sum of 1,8971. 9s. Id. to he
I carried to the rest or balance of undivided profit, which,
includieg this addition, amounted on 31st December, 1860,
to 125,766 f. Is. after providing fur the dividend that was
mad on the stl: January last."
London, England, 1861-05-31

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY $l, 1861.

The closing quotations for shares in new uhder-
takings to-dajarvirere as follows :-Ocean Marine
Insurance, 3 to 4 prem., being better ; Thames
and Mersey 'ne,i to 1 prem. ;Tniversal Marine
Insurance, # to # prem. ; London and Provincial
Marine, # die. to par ; Natal Land, }toe prem. ;
China and Japan Steam, to # prem. ; and Com-
mercial Copper, to # prem.
London, England, 1861-07-03

BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-ea-
Z/ii•-)1aloe tit NKR nEASON, intl. The Mined
Widen at Homburg, is evidenced by the analysis of Wm cele-
brated Protector Limbic. Sr. stimulant. tonic, alterative, sad
Theymned u:4le3mlrr
ie fl
They irt in rma itsordere
a
mom whoa the abdominal circulation Ls detective. eseist Me
grineesse of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the
sigma of nutrition and sasimdetioa. They are powerful re-
medial agents In cases of entargenteut id the liver, II& affection of
eeZa, la hypocudrls, Jaundice, hemorrhoidal dimes* sod
emalpstkio. In rases of gout, said all other afectlons
daeriesli:abelict. eery of the
bees .eddlgestive
from them.
Lnottoirf the meet
eirliatinii mice especially recognieed by those we:ninon
Meta M their source . for then the Inrigoratimg air of the moan-
Wok Ow piety of the earroeading scene, sad settee. abstrac-
tion Irma the cum of the world, cumin In andeliag the mhos
of She medicinal beverage. The lan decent Casino, wide . Is
Me Meaty of lie architecture, Me Judicious distribution of. Rs
gaol cede, and the itches, ef its decorations,
every ether 'Mace of the Mad en the banks of Usti=
sentelne Weems for balls smi animists, as aloe far the mimes et
treat* el Ineraielle and renistM; the former is played with the
balt rek*.aad the /Mier with one sae , the dolly vesture of the
beast Ihe Ovate et Wee w lived at AIRCO* and Me
meshes Make it LNO. Meow the other attructleas say be
mentioned a large end ematorlabie reeding room, liberally tw-
iddled with German, trench, dedhaft Italian, Roraima, Bengali
and BMA J.er a oeffeecoont in the Olympic style el Moo-
eaties; sdlvmt, for the rujoymeat of a cigar, opostag ma to a
on limn via with asphalt; a grand dining roma, where
Mere Ma it la rummies. twice • ilsy, et one sod at
ihso Oda& Wader the superintendence of the celebrated M.
Chem{ egret* who Is the lesser of the refreshment department
GI the &ohms An excellent °rehears, numbering 40 distill.
sobbed mmeirleas, performs three woes a day . in the spouting
as es edh ; Is the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the
emine, Mil la the evening in the grand ballroom. The new rail-
way his almost beengbt Homburg With to the °Mantels of
Prsidderit There es* 10 trains a do, to or fro, the last as We
as U efelselt. As the journey occupies only hall en hoer, ths
msaseesewle et Virsel are within easy reeett. Visitors la
get le insesele In It boars, to Berlin in IY, to Paris
ria Z= te la 14, so excellent la the Mistreatment's-
Imo by rell.
London, England, 1861-07-03

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VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Gitana (ship), stmuling to the Southward, May 21, lit. 7.18 N.,
lon. 28.30 W.
Kat hay, from New York, Jane 11, lat. 33 N., lon. 37 W.
Knight Errant, from Liverpool for Calcutta 30 days, May 15. lit.
1.30 8., lon. 24 W.
Sneers/1, from Liverpool for Bahia, May et, lat. 3 N., lon. 24 W.
Wm. Cummings, June 19, lat. 48 N., ion. 20 W.

RAILWAY COMILITYROL —Yesterday, after hear-
ing the reply of Mr. Rodwell, Q.C., for the promoters, the
committee, of which Mr. Cobbett is the chairman, threw out
the North Somerset Railway Bill, adding that the com-
mittee were of opinion that some such continuation of the
Radstock branch as had obtained the sanction of parliament
should be made. The rime of the Edinburgh and Perth
Railway was opened in Mr. Adair's committee, and that of
the opposition of the Great Western Railway iu the South
Wales Bail way committee. The following bith were passed in
the committee of ways and means :—Blare Valley, Devon
Valley, Glasgiry and Milngavie, Hammersmith, Pt:re=
and City Junction. Lord Llanover's committee
with the consideration of the Dublin Water Bill, and the
bills of the Loodouderry and Lough Swilly Railway. Kirk-
cudbright Railway, and other bills were passed it Lord
Redonda's.' committee.
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