The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-12 00:00:00

POLAND.

Yesterday the Chief Rabbi Meisel, Rabbis Sea-
Vow and Erametuck, sad M. rsiwisisg, °Wel et the
Jewish community of Warsaw, were arrested in
that city.

The reason for these arrests is not known.

Despatches received here from St. Petersburg
state that the Emperor had given the Marquis
Wielopolaki a very kind reception.

HOLLAND.

THE HAGUE, Nov. U.

M. Zuylen Nyewelt, Minister for Foreign
Attain, has tendered his resignation, which has
been accepted by the King. He will be provi-
sionally replaced by M. Strang, Minister of Public
Worship.

PORTUGAL

LISBON, Nov. 7.
(Per Tagus vi► sodhampWa•)

The Cortes were opened on the 4th inst. by royal
message. The sittings were, however, deferred
until the 2nd of January next.

Tho death of the Infante Dom Fernando, a pro-
mising boy of 15, has plunged the court into
the deepest grief. The situation of the Infanto
Dom Augusto is also very critical.
The accounts recently brought from the Portu-
guese African possessions are very satisfactory ; it
is hoped that cotton will soon be cultivated in these
colonies on a large scale.
The weather continues cold and fine, and there
has been no repetition of the recent storms on the
coast.

Trade of all sorts is very dull, the financial mos-
snree invented by Senor Casal Ribeiro having
served to put business into a state of turmoil and
incertitude. Th 3 stamp tax appears to be particu-
larly obnoxious.
Exchange on Londoner quoted 531; on Paris,
528 ; on Amsterdam, 42.70 ; on Hamburg, 481 ;
Gems►, 626. Renter, Three per Cents., 471 ;
Coupons, 47k ; Deferred, 411: Lisbon Bank, 587
milreis; Oporto Commercial Bank, 258 milreis ;
Oporto Mercantile Bank, 25&
The funeral of the Infanto Dom Fernando takes
place on the Bth inst.
Dom Augwito continues seriously ill, and his
Majesty Dom Pedro is still confuted to his room.
The British brig Economist, and the Prussian
gun brig Bela have arrived at Lisbon.
The British schooner yacht lone is lying in the
harbour.

LISBON, Nov. 1L
The King of Portugal is worst, and has passed a
bad night.
His case is considered desperate.

)N, Nov. 11.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Tagus, Captain Hall, with the Peninsular mails, nas
arrived here. She brings 12 passengers, 4 packages
of specie; value 4001. ; also 753 half chests oranges,
18 packages almonds, 12octavis wine, 12 casks ditto,
247 boxes eggs, 15 packages sundries, and 18 live
bullocks.

During her passage the Tagus experienced heavy
westerly gales and tremendous seas.

ITALY.

ROME, Nov. R.

The damage done to the Civita Vecchia Railway
by the storm of Oct. 30 has been rapidly and com-
pletely repaired. The trains have recommenced to

NAPLES, Nov. 8.
Yesterday a festival was held to celebrate the
entry of Victor EmmanueL A Te Delon was
chaunted, the theatre was illuminated, and there
was a ball at the Casino. Numerous bodies of
workmen traversed the town, and perfect tranquil-
lity was maintained.
TURIN, Nov. 8.
The opening of the railway from Milan to
Piacenza Las been postponed to the 15th inst.
The Evert) of Turin_ states that the greatest
activity prevails in the arsenals of the kingdom.
Within a very short time a park of siege artillery
will be in complete readiness, consisting of 400
rifled cannon, 100 of iron and 300 of brass, all
mounted upon carriages of the lightest construction.

TURKEY.

OONBTANTINOPLN, Nov. 9.

France and England adhere to the protocol of
the treaty of Paris ; they refuse the guarantees de-
manded by the Porte. The conferences remain
suspended until Italy shall officially participate
therein.

TRIESTE, Nov. 9.
The steamer from CattAro brings news to the
sth of November, confirming the defeat of Omer
Pacha on the 24th, 28th, and 27th of October.
The insurrection in the Herzegovine continues to
increase.

LITZBOAT Busmen. —LOwtarorr, Nov. 11.—
Yesterday it blew a heavy gale here, when both the Peke-
field and Lowestoft lifeboats, in connexion with the Na-
Urinal Lifeboat Institution, launched to the assistance of
a barque which was observed to be in distress in the
roads. After great efforts had been made to save her,
aided by a Yarmouth steamer, ohs foundered close to
the mouth of the harbour. The barque proved to
be the Undaunted, of Aberdeen, with a cargo of oats from
Archangel to London. Her crew, eleven in number, were
taken out by the lifeboat.—Hocrntto, Nov. 12. —Soon
otter daylight this morning a schooner, the Francis Griffiths,
alimony, was observed on shore on the rocks at Penrhyn
Point, and some persona were discovered in her rigging.
The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution stationed
at this place was immediately dispatched to their moisture
with, however, bat faint hops of being wasfel,se, tree the
position of the reseal, it was plain that she mast *rat plea I
shore at high water, as she was considerably inside the '
rocks, which jot oat to a considerable distance. °emir*
within a quarter of a mile of the wreck, no person wee visible
on beard of her, and it being impassible to get the lifeboat
nearer oe esereet of intervening rocks and 'heavy sea end
well, she retained, offering assistance on her way hack es
the schooner Paris, which was anchored in a da pa
skim, within two cables' lengths of the rocks.
however, was dielhied. The crew of the .shower AMIN
Griffiths had fortunately daring the night seinsisil fir
reaching the shore is safety.