The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-25 00:00:00

ITALY.

FLORENCK, 'Us. 24, EVINING.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
Signor Cadorna, the Minister of the Interior, in re-
ply to the interpellation made by Signor Villa yes-
terday respecting the appointment of the Marquis
Gualterio to the post of Minister of the Royal
Household, said that the ministry could not accept
the interpellation, as, according to article 76 of
the constitution, the appointment was an
act of the King, beyond the control of the
government and of the parliament. He,
therefore, hoped that Signor Villa would with-
draw his interpellation. Signor Villa insisted
upon his right to make the interpellation, as the
nomination was countersigned by one of the
ministers. Signor Villa quoted the example of
England, where the parliament had the right of
controlling all the branches of the civil list.
Signor Cadorna maintained the views he had
already expressed, and after a stormy debate the
Chamber approved a motion for the close of the
discussion. Signor Villa finally withdrew his
motion, in order to leave the question unpre-

judiced.
The Chamber then resumed the discussion on
the revenue budget for 1868. I
Signor Depretis, member of the committee, said '
that there were some inaccuracies in the calcula-
tions returned. 1
Signor Cembray Digny, the Minister of Finance, ! '
I gave some explanations, and added that negotia-
tions were under contemplation, and had even, in ' Be
idleZer,,,:ruie:rele,tenett:iedeerd top
yehn. et me level- ?et
part, commenced very advantageous to Italian motioned th
is
sod la:tl4 boars. Thernsonteter expoied
finance; but to obtain success it was necessary r.-taatt \feather: D. Lwhesty ; c.- clordsrletachrdi)'; f.
that confidence should be established at home and fee: la—hall: L —lightning ; In—misty them, • o•--overcast
(dull) ; r.—rain ; 1.-1111011'; a —thunder. itain•till. as or
abroad. He should not authorise any further issue halt melted), during last $4 boors. Sea distareame.
RENAMES.
of paper money. i
I A very great clangs in the atmospherical pressure has taken
Signor Ferraris proposed a suspension of the place 11411 CO yesterday morning over our islands: at all our
' vote authorising the government to collect the t,t'Lln.tlit,""i°,lriX„mnglinli",nward i„.ll.lla,nguihn:st
revenue for the proposed budget of 1868 until the heenwneestrman inch.
TT he Aberdeen is LS abli
hack
budget of expenditure had also been discussed. an
all our coasts, bet It has decreaned slightly in France. Yes.
The debate continues. terday • very heavy gale, whose general direction was south-
west, prevailed on oar coasts, it reached Its greatest force In
1 Southold, where It was southerly and extremely violent. This
. morning winds are still very strong from the northwest on the
DUEL IN FLORENCE. 1 Irish coast, but are moderated In rows In the English Channel.
FLORENCE, Jam 24, Evonso. heavy. rate his fallen. at Arsine an more than one halt la
reported during the last 24 hours Snow also is reported from
A duel took place to-day between Deputies plans on our mist coast
Nicotera and Amaral. Nicotera received a dan-
gerous wound in the head, which has brought on DEATH or BIRHOP HOPICINS.--The Right
shop Rev.of
iVe congestion of the brain. John Henry Hopkins, Protestant Episcopal Birmont, died at the episcopal residence at Rock
' Point yesterday afternoon. Bishop Hopkins was of
English extraction, but was born in Dublin, January
YO, 1702, so that at the time of his death he was
seventy-six years old. His parents emigrated to this
°enemy when he was only eight years of age,
and he was mostly educated by his mother. H. sou in-
' tended for the law, but, after receiving a classical educe-
AUSTRIA. non, he passed • year in a counting-room in Philadelphia,
' and for a short time assisted Wilson, the ornithologist, in
VIENNA, JAN. 24, EVENING. ' then preparation of the plates for his work. In his nine.
Tho Emperor has appointed the Archduke t:Festgielcullie riuttrhgt thishLlitrufattut° °f Fon in
Albrecht commander of the Austrian __riii_liteTT-- , tasted by the PeacelBei 181;". and two years ad:rem:Xl:,
forces, and imposed upon him the duty of inspect- failed, anti betook himself to 'the study of the law. After
six 7:et!.
,:ietudy tedwutunbadg2t3tad.warn thoegPoiittttoolidurtthe ‘
ing the army, of orgauiaing it in a manner fit to bar
take the field, and of submitting the requsite pro- bar for the ministry. lie had prevlowly married a daughter
peals on the subject to the Ministry of War. of Casper Otto Muller, a retired merchant of Baltimore,
but previously of Homburg, Germany. Immediately upon
his ordination, in 1824, Mr. Hopkins became rector of
RUSSIA. Trinity Church, Pittsburgh, where he remained until 1831,
ST. PETERSBURG, JAI. 24. when he went to Trinity Church, Boston, as assistant
The Journal de St. Pet,' rshorti 9, replying to articles clericalminister
d on
e Jo u they
in Green
1 foundation.
re di
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in some French papers, says that Russia is great and and in both he took a
(continent part in the
strong, and, equally with France, is free from any
debates.
Bopric 0n...78871 a Pennsylvania indlB2"fa buf7 the
• tie. with
desire of aggrandisement. She wishes no extra- his oppoo.o. Dr. ood.ohodr, ha decided the ......t in
aion of her frontiers, but solely a secure peace for 1081817 of hacompetitor
by
aaatj'aghis
...evsn vote in favour
ar
the development of internal prosperity. Her only to Boston, other.
n, became same that rf a i
ambition is the furtherance of industry, commerce, Theologian Seminary of Massachusetts and the next year
h—oltlitionhetegegieolytediufirgoßishopt:l
at
the urea
office
art, and prudent progress throughout Europe. She
has no international hatred, and does not claim a the rectorship of St. Paul's, Burlington, which he retained
preponderance of power ; but, at the same time, "....tiltnuntZiona lis. brat
school for wnehSirctoce:
will not suffer the arrogation of it by any other employment to a number of candidatesy for orders,
State. and roe clergymen -,. buto the buildings necessary
The Journal de St. Peterabotsra, in conclusion, 4,„, hie o, aM4,i.ar frocti'lhici: hal wr l° "sherlahi.°Zied
says :—" Whoever renders war inevitable assumes himself for manyoyeara. He subsequently busied himself
a fearful responsibility,and will earn the execration I°..built:4o,:dpb:4::nVitliwtott.r."72l.l.7:Zote.'.;ort
of history. A war at the present time would entail Among these was •• A Refutation of Milner 's End of Con-
great misery, and no glory." troves's, in a Series of Letters?" 2 eels., published in 1854.
His fine work was published is 1833, and his las* in the
last year of his life. In the early part of the rebellion he
PRUSSIA. published • work in defence of slavery, w
thehich was much
BERLIN, JAL 24. spoken of at the time because of source f
The King received yesterday the Austrian 7.Vhb 1:8'88888d.ry in Verse,°BBBfputlithleadtaalt wy::kar buyta;hi:
Minister, Count Wimplfen, and the Italian egg did act reach the dignity of poetry. Bishop Hop,
Minister, Count Launay, who presented their eve- king was present at the Pan-Aagllcan Synod at Lambeth,
dentiala as Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers in
whiegreelA).rik....F..racominteatedPa:::on rimbilabyabras thed il:!
Pleniopentiary to the North German Confederation varsity of Oxford. He had but reoently returned to
this oountry sad his dioure, and, notwithrtandiug his
EXPECTED RISING IN SPAIN. sr, his death will be • mewls, to many. In the drum
MADRID, J Jas. 24. aeon
decdiidv ieddiaLte i=pitactre'di'r H`Pki.l""..l
Letters received here from the provinces, from ;,..d ...in .h.Phimoo. ...rid .h. bishops lat. yeifg
Aragon and Catalonia, are unanimous in consider- against hielt church —New York Tribune,ian. 10. 1
ing probable a speedy Carlist rising in those pro-
remember that
aGfoing ifitoCa IDRIIwaT.-07ednatledratawTi
vincea in favour of the eldest son of Don Juan. • farm labourer named Lerma., who shot himself with
They also state that the widow of Don Carlos has hia gun just ea he we% going to bed, by dropping
the
in tie
nioofZeoyofof tldr.beirrelooonsb2Libil.ickfs. He
forwarded 40 million reals to promote the move-
menL and lived in • cottage nee his residue.. Hardly had the
-- . neighbourhood recovered frees the painful feeling
THE PARIS BOURSE. excited by the said event, when a report was spread on
PARIS, JAN. 24, 3.30 e.g. Wednesday evening last that Mr. Shoeamith bad also acci-
dentally shot himself to death. It was too true. The mi-
ne Bourse continues flat. Rentes closed at fortunate deceased west to the Red Lies Ina, Mashes&
68.30, or about the same as yesterday. Down, on the afternoon in question so see • Mr. Bertram,
and while in the house •uood Me loaded gum over the fence
•of • little shrubbery in front of the inn. On leaving, be
INDIA. . went to take his gun, holding the muzzle towards him as
KURRACHRE, JAN. 22. he took it um the fears. From some cause the hammer
Sir Seymour Fitzgerald, the Governor of Boos- WI. and the contents were diechaeged. demolishing the
right side of the feu and head of the unfortunate man. He
bay, is expected here to-morrow. , died immediately.--Serrep Meador&
--- ! SINGULAR ACOIDINT TO • Hoass.—Oa Tow
AMERICA. ; day last a horse batmen to Kr. White, landlord of the
(BY ATLANTIC retzeitsen.) . King's Heed Inn, St. Nsots, oat of the stable into
NEW YORK, JAN. St. ' one al its owner's Gelds, is Cam , Mus mid Sold
I Wag divided frees some siletnesen • Oda Erin. hada&
The steamer Belgian arrived out to-day. ' 118 e animal, which was &abases pleased at °Meaning its
Closing Prices :---Gold, 134. Sterling exchange liberty, bounded aboat In the most frisky manner, bat ern-
on London, 104. 5-20 United States Bonds, f:frinTsqY wuH atiftais,r Lplaf.iiinz it ranbeaSatatt the
111 • ditto, 1888, 1004 1 10.40 Bolds, 108; ; the bores—which wee worth about 131. at 141.—wa•
111in'ois, 152 ;Brie, 744. Cotton : Middling Upland, mimeos tneeeedeneeleoS--Cleesividee faidesseedeas. .
174. Petroleem, standard white, 944. Flour, f ATLaNTIC IIIiaBRAIM °°2EPART'—'III. 219°1
thM elettieltroCarnihi logeladed h! Os
Extra State, 10.60. Corn, old mixed, L3B. lhs a a sioa to adjourn lei,til.r

THE PAPAL STATES.
CIVITA VBCCHIA. JAN. 24.

The French transport La Moselle has arrived
here from Toulon with artillery and war material.