The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-13 00:00:00

THE FIPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1861.

Of revulsion, to have recourse to a SeeOnd, or even'
a third. We are unable to perceive any evi-
donee that the recent experiment made upon the
dumb and docile followers of the Minister has
produced any healthful effect. A few inarticulate
moans are all that have reached the ear of the
outer world since the whole of the Liberal Bar
were contemptuously bidden to stand aside; and
we Ahould not be surprised if the colourless men
in other departments whom Lord HERBERT'S re-
signation has tilled with hopes of promotion should
prove equally manageable and mute if Lord
1 ALMA:4EON were to beg a Home Secretary ur a
secretary for Ireland from Colonel TAYLOR instead
of Mr. BRAND.

P_l RLI A .VENTA BY DIVISIONS.

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HOUSE OF 001111ONS.-Jmy 12.
UNIVERSITY ELECTIONS BILL.

One for third rending reed ; moths rode, and ques-
tion proposed, "That the hill be sow read the third
thus ?*—Akieewlmest propoasd, to laws out from the
word -be to the rod of the question, Is order to add
the word " rsuonanitted"—(Nr. Coainghent)—instead
tbsrost Question put, "That the wards
to he left out stead part of the questke." ThsliTt
dividsd—spw, 165 ; sore, SO.
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PARLIAMENTARY ELECTOR. 9 (IRELAND).
Motion mole sal question put, " That leave be given to
bring in a Bill to prevent the Disfranchisement of Parlia-
mentary Electors in Ireland by mama of their letting ont
portions of their holdings in the oidioary nouns of the
same .." Oil' William Somerville :)—The bosom divided ;
ayes 20, no ...'2.
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OSBORNE, iM.T It

The Prince Consort, the Crown Prince and
Primal of Prussia, and Princess Alice, attended by
Counter' Bruhl, Baroness von bohemia, Lady A. Bruce,
Count Furstenstein, Lieutenant•Colonal von Obernitz, and
the Hon. Colonel Hanlinge, drove over to Venter and the
Undereliff yesterday.
The Queen drove out, accompanied by Princess Helena,
Princess Louise, and Princess Beatriee. and attended by
the Countess of Gainsborough and Lord A. Paget.
Prize Leopold walked and drove in the grounds.
This morning the Prince C.insort, with the Crown Prince
of Prowl*, left Osborne, to be present at the speeches at
the Wellington College.

Her HeivetY's Commvoioners for the Internatioeal Ex-
hibition of 1462 held a meeting at their dice+ in the Strand
yesterday.
Tile Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yester•
day. Lord Kingulown gave judgments in an appeal from
Bengal, " Moonshee Buzl ul Rubeem v. Luteetutoonisea;

awl an appeal from Bengal, "Golab Kooatrome Beetles
&bandit/oder Chomihooree and others." As appeal from
the /Ugh Court of Admiralty, " The Ilinnellabs," was corn-
ward

Despatcher were rewe;red yesterday ►t the Colonial•ofce
from the ;overoor of Malta and the Lord High Commis-
sioner of the !oaten Wallas.

DeaFatc%eA wars seat to the Goma= of the North
Amens Promnees and Bermuda.

The Prince of Wales left his quarters at the Cor-
nish °swap on Thursday morninj at the usual time, and pro-
evaded to the H division of the eticampinout to go through
drill exercise. The prince spends a great deal of his time
sanapt the alms of his regiment. In consequence of the
unfavourable elate of the weather several runes and field
sports had to be post; med. His royal highness dined at
bis quarters in the evening.

His Imperiallineas Prince Oldenburg, ae-
aempssied by Captaiu Shoultz, has left Cluidge•s Hotel
far Brussels.

Maria Marchi.mns of Aileebury entertained at
dieser, last evening. the Countess de Persigay, the Duke
and Duchess of Montrose, the Duc de Richelieu, Lord
Fenster, the Duke of Newcastle, Lady Malaria, General
sod Lady Alice Peal, Lady Emily Peal, Lord Henry
Gerdes LIMO; Lad Duakellin, Mias Doyle, the Earl of
Dudley, Lord sad Lady Charles Bruce, Mr. sad Mn.
Balkidry, Lord sad Lady Rokeby, and Viscount Hamilton.
Lady Ashburton has issued cards for a concert
at Bath How is Friday next.

A letter from Naples of the 7th says :—" The
comet continues to be an object of great Minutiae, ea
account of its extraordinary beauty. It is so brilliant that
it caste almost the light of a moon en every object. The
astronomer royal, Cspocci, has published his report of its
eaexpected' appearance. ' Its splendid nucleus has a
planetary diameter, and a light superior to that of a star
of the first magnitude. Its tail is, as usual, diametrically
opposite to the sun and tamed from it; its axis was a little
below the Pelar Star on the 30th of Juoe, in the direction
of Vega in Lira, near which were still to be seen trams of
its nehalcvity, so that its entire length was upwards of
90 deg. 0 min.'"

jENCLAND AND THE CANTOUR HONG -T

AT TURIN.

We are requested to publish the subjoined cot-
reepoudeace

" London, June 29.
"Sir,—We have hatrd that the municipality of Turin
are about to erect a monument to the memory of Count
Cavcur. In the belief that some indication of sympathy for
the loss which Italy has sustained would not be unaccept-
able to you, a few gentlemen have met together and col•
'toted subscriptions from those persons whose names are
appended, who may be considered as rerresenting the esteem
and respect in which England has ever held the talents and
patriotism of the deceased minister, and the earnest desire
that prevails amongst us for the welfare and security of
your new kingdom. No effort has been made by advertise-
ment or public meeting; all has been done privately, and
the amount for each pence) has been designedly fixed at •
small sum, to show that expression of sympathy, and not
pecuniary aid, is intended by our oontributions. W. have
therefore, on the part of the gentlemen above referred to, to
request that the subscriptions which we now remit may be
accepted by the municipality, and aided to your local col-
lections, as a sign that the interest of Englishmen in the
honour and independence of Italy has not undergone any
abatement or change.—We are, Sir, with the greatest re-
spect, your obedient servants,
(Signed) " idaorrzoovar.
" WH. Cowry, Lord Mayor of London.
" A. Kars...rap, Treasurer."
NAMT.4 OF THE CONTRIBUTORB IN ENGLAND TO THE
CAVOUS MEMORIAL AT TIMM.

The Duke of Are!. T. B. Honfall, Y.P.
Lord Aphley, M.P. ' Thome, Hughes, .
The Marquis of Bramlallume. J. Hardcastle, Esq., M.P.
Lord Barrington. . H. J. Higgins, Esq.
Lord Broughton. ' Robert Honbury, Eaq., M.P.
R. C. L Bevan, Esq. 1 W. Irving Hare, Erg.
Walterßuchanan, Esq., M.P.' The Earl of Harrowby.
Charles Buxton, Faq., M.P. I Lord Kionaird.
Charles Bevan, Esq. I Hun. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P.
The Rev. Canon Burger. I The Marquis of Lansdowne.
John Ball, Esq. I Lord Llauover.
Thus. Gam Baring. Fag., M.P. , EL Austeo Lazard, Esq.,M.P.
W. B. Beaumont, Esq., M.P. I Lord Lyvetlea.
The Rt. Ha. W. Cowyer,M. P. i The Right Hon. Sir J. Law.
Frank Crossley, E.aq., M.P. ranee, Bart.., K.C.B.
The Earl of liarendon. i The Earl of Lovelace.

Thos. Chambers, Esq., Q.C., I The Right Hoe. Stephen
Common Serpent of Lund.. Luahusgton, LLD.
H. C. Childers, mi., M.P. ' H. Gore Langton, Eq., M.P.
Lord Calthorpe. The Right Hos. the Lord
Adm. Sir Thos.Cochrsae,C. B. ; Mayor of Loudest, Y.P.
Charles Clifford, Esq., The Ron. Frederick Levee=
General Lord Clyde. Gower, M. I'.
The Duke of Devonshire. J. T. Laing, FAq.
R. Moockton v".

Lotd Duffortu.

Ealtilrm, E•tb,

The Earl of Dudley. I M.P.
Charles Dickens, Fact Samuel Morley, Eaq.
Sir Culling Eardley, Bart. George Mom, Fes.
The Merl De Grey. Phillip W. Martin, Vag., M.P.
A. M. Dunlop, &q., M.P. Thos. Newman, Esq.
The Right Hon. Sir David Professor Owen.
Dundee, IL P. Viscount Palmerston, M.P.
Charles De la Pryme, Eq. I Sir Robert Peel, Bart., H.P.
Mr. W. H. Dalton. Sir Morton Peto, Bart., M.P.
Sir C. Eastlake, President of I The Lord John Russell, M.P.
the Royal Academy. Sir John Romilly.
The Right Hon. Edward The Baron Lionolßothscluld,
Ellice, M.P. M.P.
The Viscount Ebringtom William &oven, Esq., M.P.
W. Evans, Esq., Y.Y. The Viscountßaynham, M.P.
The Earl Fortuitous. Edward Romilly, Le' q.
Lard Foley. The Earl Spencer.
Lieut.-General Fox. The Berl of Shaftesbury.
John Forster, Eriq., LL.D. The Speaker of the House of
Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart. Commons.
George Finch, Fan. W. Stirling, Esq., M.P.
The Hon. 1). Forteecue,9lLP. H. Ker Seymer, EN., Y.P.
A. S. Finley, Est , M.P. Alderman Salomon', N.P.
The Earl Granville. J. St. Aubyn, Esq., M.P.
Major.Oeneral Sir Hope William Adams Smith, Eaq.
Grant, K.C.B. William Tite, Esq. M.P.
=lr. M. Gibson, M.P. John Tolletuache, froL,IM.P.
H. Gurney, Eon. Wilbraham Taylor, .
G. Carr Glyn, Esq., ILP. The Marquis Townehend.
Samuel Grope, Pin, M.P. W. M. Thackeray, Esq.
Francis Grant, Esq., H. A. Lord Taunton.
Russell Gamey, Keg., Q.C., G. S. Venable% Esq.
Recorder of London. Sir Harry Verney, Ht., M.P.
Rt. Hon. W.Gladatone, M.P. The Marquis of Westminster.
Frederick Goldemid, Eaq. Lord Wodebouse.
Sir Francis Goldsmid„ Bart., The Very Rev. the Dean of
Q.C., M.P. Westminster.
K. Hodgson, Esq., M.P. Charles Wynne, Esq., M.P.
Lord Hetherton. His Grace the Archbishop of

A. liaklane, Esq.
[Translation ]
aninic OP TURIN TO LORD .IIArTERRURT.

"Turin, July 5.

" My Lord.—The Marquis d'Azeglio has forwarded to sae
your lordship's letter of the 29th JUDO, accompanied by a
list of the subscribers to the monument which this muni-
cipality proposes to erect to the memory of its lamented
fellow-citizen, Count Camilla de CaVour.
"I have the sgreeable duty of expressing to your lordship,
in the name of the municipal administration, the gratiflca-
, tioo caused to all Turin, and I might say to the whole of
Italy, by such a testimony of the sympathy of so many dis-
tinguished Englishmen for the illustrious man who made
the honour and independence of his country the highest
object of all his thoughts.
"This new proof of the lively interest which the English
station continues to take in the establishment of the na-
tionality of Italy will give us encouragement and moral
support in our persistence to attain the noble object to
which Count tsvour devoted his life.

" Be pleased. my lord, to accept, with my thanks for the
(melons demonstration which your lordship has promoted,

is conjunction with the Hon. I:onl Mayor, the assurances of
my most distinguished consideiation.
(Signed) " A. DE COED/ILL, Syndic.
"To the Hight Hon. the Earl of Shaftesbury."

REPRESENTATION OP OIPORD UNIVERSITY.

The question of who shall be the representative
for Oxford University, is the event of the Chancellor of
the Exchequer retiring in order to oiler himself for South
Lancashire when the sew seat is crested, is, it appears,
being now seriously taken up. The following circular has
been issued :

" nalliol College, Oxford, July 10.

" It is now generally uodersted that it is the intention of
Mr. Gladstone to retire from the representation of the
University of Oxford, as soon as the Bill creating • new
seat for South Lancashire shall have become law. As
opportunity will thus be afforded to members of Convoca-
tion to vindicate for the university her old character, and to
reassert those constitutional principles which, though par-
tially neutralised of late by personal influence; are, it is
believed, still cherished by the majority of her members.
Mr. Roundel! Palmer, who has been announced as a candi-
date, and for whom • canvass has been for some time past
tarried on, has now accepted the office of Ooliciter.
General ; and, having thus identified himself with
the political principles of the present administration,
must be considered as coming forward in an entirely
new position,. as • member of the liberal party.
Under these circumstances, Sir Stafford Northeota,
M.A., of Belliol College, has consented to be put in nomi-
nation aa the conservative candidate. The promises of sup.
port which he may receive will probably determine for many
years to come the important question whether the University
of Oxford is to be • °enumerative constituency or not.
" The election will take place immediately after the
declaration of a vacancy. Members of Convocation who are
prepared to support Sir Stafford Northoote are therefore
requested to announce their intention as early as possible.
It is hoped that the necessity of a poll may thus be avoided.
The majority of reeideuta being absent fur the long vacation,
the following gentlemen have consented for the present
to receive promises in behalf of Sir Stafford Northoote :
The Nev. the President of SL Julia's College ; the Rev. the
Warden of All Souls College • the Rev. Professor
Balliol College ; the Rev. Professor Manse], St. John's
College." . _ _

The Herald says:—" We naderstand that an active pre-
liminary canvass is being made on behalf of Sir Stafford
Northoote, M.P., among the electors of the University of
Oxford, on the success of which depends his resignation
of his seat for Stamford, which be naturally will not relin-
quish unless he is assured of success for Oxford. The accept.
once of oak* by Mr. Itountlell Palmer has completely altered
the state of affairs. Previously to his joining the government
Sir Stafford Northcote had refused to allow his name to be
brought forward in competition with an old friend profess.
log conservative peisciples, but now the question is 0110 of
confidence or no ocientlenos in Lord Palmerston 's govern-
ment."

The Jvloa 801 l of this morning says :—" At a meeting of
conservative electors, held yesterday afternoon in London,
it was unanimously resolved to form a London committee
for securing the return of Sir Stafford Northcote, Bart,
M.P. foe the University of Oxford, in case of • vacancy
occurring in the ruptesentation. A large number of in.
Iluentiel members of the university at once offered to serve
on hi. committee ; bat it was resolved not to publish any
list of names until the Oxford committee were definitely
formed, as it was felt that everything should originate in
tint university itself. We may state, however, that the
num include not only every Oxford man of note on the
comervatire side of the bowie, but many London clergy who
have hitherto supported Mr. Gladstone. The chairman of
of the committee, Mr. W. Denim M.P. for Fist Kent
sad the sezretariee ate Mr. Granville Ryder, Mr. A. Sternly
Bill, and Yr. G. W. Yount."

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

SYRIA.

Under tho head of latest intelligence, La Patrk
publishes the following intelligence :

His Excellency Mond Pacha, who arrived at Beyrout on
board the Ottoman steamer Kars, left on the Bth inst.
for the Mountain. The members of the European Com-
mission accompany him to Dair-el-Khaniar, where he will
be officially metalled in the presence of the Sheiks of the
Manmites, Drums, and other tribes.

Three Turkish soldiers having insulted a young girl,
Daoud Pacha had them tried by eourt-martial and executed.
The troops were drawn up, the sentence reed, and then
carried out. An order of the day was then read, in which
Daoud Pacha states that the Ottoman army is in Syria to
maintain order and tranquillity, and that the severest
discipline will be maintained. The scene caused thedeepest
impression upon all present. It shows that the representa-
tive of the Porte understands the full responsibility which
weighs upon him as regards Europe.
Vely Pacha has received his credentials from Constantino-
ple, confirming him in his post as Ambassador of the
Sublime Porte at Paris.

(110TZlea TLLIOILAXS.)
ITALY.

TURIN, Jots 13.
A denial has been given to the rumour that
Signor Minghetti, Minister of the Interior, had
tendered his resignition.
The resignation of Count San Martino, the
lieutenant of Naples, is confirmed.

TURIN, JULY 12, Evionso.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
Signor Minghetti, in replying to questions put by
Signori Donato and Romano, acknowledged that
public security was seriously compromised in the
Neapolitan provinces, but said he was confident
that the patriotic sentiments of the people, to-
gether with the firmness and good intentions f the
government and the support of parliament, would
lead to a solution of the difficulties. The chamber
then adopted the following order of the day :
"The chamber having heard the declarations of
the ministry, is confident that they will employ all
legitimate means to re-establish public security in
the Southern Provinces."

THE HAGUE, Jots 12.
It is asserted that the Dutch government has
decided on recognising the kingdom of Italy.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Jau la

Archduke Charles Louis has, at his own request,
been relieved of his functions as Governor of the
Tyrol and Voralberg, and Prince Charles Lob-
huwitz has been appointed in his place.

that in order to giTO RD appearance of reality to this ficti-
tious exeeutioo, Mires, oo April 30 sad May 2 and 3, effected
a sale operation on the Bourse of all these imaginary emu-
Mica, through a dock-broker, to one of his own spate,
who, by another fictitious operation, sold them back to
Mires.

Whereas the clients were deceived by these combina-
tions, the object and result of which was to persuade them
of the real existence of a sale which was in fact fictitious,
and to make them accept the consequences by inspiring
them with the fear of a chimerical event, namely, a fall,
which could not by possibility affe:t their securities, be-
cairm those securities were DO longer in the poueisioD of
the said managers ;
That in this state of things, some who remained creditors
on the balance of their accounts, on the footing of the
fictitious sale, received what was coming to them and gave
a discharge, and others who were made out debtors paid the
amounts apparently due from them ; while some, accepting
the accounts rendered, continued their relations with the

Whereas it follows from the above state of facts, that in
making use of fraudulent raarueurree to create a belief in
• chimerical event, Miria and Solar obtained various sums
of money from divers persons,and in particular from Duero.,
Danner, and Martin ; and receipts and discharges from Vis-
count d'Aure, Courtoia, Widow Desprea, Delhaye, Petit
Jean, and others; and that they thereby swindled (wrap()
the whole, or part of, the fortune of the above•namsd
persons.

The Coustitationnei, in publishing a letter which
it was summoned in due form of law to publish by
K Casimir Perier, by way of answer to its com-
ments upon his complaints of the government pres-
sure upon the electors against his candidature for
the Council-General, loft a blank for proper names,
which it declined to bring before the public. K
Casimir Perier now writes to other papers that,
under the pretence of delicacy for private indi-
viduals, the Constitutionnet suppressed the most

important part of his letter. He thus restores the
pasaage :

- A mayor (H. Huot) was dismissed the day before the
election for having received me at his house ; a receiver of
indirect taxes (H. Chevalier) was suspended because his
son-in-law supported me ; an old soldier (M. Yver) was de-
prived of a tobacco license which bad been granted to him ;
and, several days before the election, the prefect took tip
his quarters in the principal town of the canton, and went
about proclaiming me as an enemy of the government.
You are aware that, notwithstanding the prefec-
toral campaign, which it would show great ignorance
of the state of things in France to represent as extra-
ordinary, K Casimir Perier was elected ; and that,
indeed, is an extraordinary fact.
The Bourse was leas active during the greater
part of the day, but towards the close of business
there was a good deal of animation, and the Rente
left off with a rise of 10c. and 5c., at 67fr. 70c. and
67fr. 85c. In Mobilier and railways there was
scarcely any change. The Caine Mirbs, which fell
;fr. yesterday on the news of Mirbs' condemnation,
remains stagnant at 62fr. bOc.
The Gazette de France (by no means a reliable
authority) reports that Vichy does not suit the
Emperor's complaint, and that he is likely to leave
it speedily for some other watering-place.

For the first time this month we have had a nice
warm summer's morning, and it was hoped that
the comet, which is now scarcely visible to the
naked eye, had carried the pluviose influences away
with it. For this comet, though not that of
Charles V., is decidedly one of the like kidney as
regards wet weather, instead of belonging to the
category of those benignant celestial vagrants
which, for the last half century, have been asso-
ciated with genial sunshine and good vintages.
But although the comet is fast receding into un-
fathomable space, the black clouds with which we
have been lately but too familiar resumed their
place in the heavens this afternoon, and towards
o'clock a tremendous thunderstorm occurred,
with those vivid flashes of lightning which are the
more terrible because they have been more f►tal to
human life this year than was ever known before.