The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-13 00:00:00

LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1868.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. IS.
The Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne has arrived
in Paris, and will shortly proceed to London.
It is asserted that the Marquis Pepoli has arrived
here, the bearer of the reply of King Victor
Emmanuel to the Emperbr's letter of invitation to
the Congress. The marquis will go to Compiegne,
where he will stay several days, and will then take
Ws departure.
The election of M. Pelletan will be contested.
The bureau entrusted with the verification of his
election will unanimously propose a new election,
M. Pelletan not having obtained an absolute
majority

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THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
PARIS, Nov. 12.
In to-day's sitting of the Corps I4gislatif the
elections of M. Bertrand for Calvados, M. Nonbel
for Lot and Garonne, M. Campaign. for Toulouse,
and M. Renonard de Bossier. for Strasbourg, were
pronounced valid after a debate in which MM. Pi-
nerd, Thiers, Rouber, and Isinjuinais took part.
The repeat proposing thif Pelletan's election
be annulled will be *aid tomorrow.

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' NEA/ifanzas, Nov. It

Intelligence received here fruit Athens, to the
6th inst., announces that, at the request of the
King, M. Bulgaria had formed • new Cabinet,
composed M follows :
Minister of the Interior and

President of the Council M. Bulgaria.
Minister of Finance M. Drosos.
Minister of Snatice M. Diamantopulos.
Minister of Foreign Affairs M. Belyami
kiloliter of Public Worship

Minister of Wu M. Smolents.

The Bin assumes the title of George L, Bing
of the Hellenee.

AUSTRIA.

VLIENNA, Nov. II

The Upper House of the Reicharath today voted
20 millions of florins for the relief of the distress in
Hungary.

THE PRUSSIAN DIET.

B2RLIN. Nov. 12.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, 268, members
being present, Herr von Grabow was elected Pre-
sident by 224 votes against 37 votes for Herr von
der Heydt. Herren Unruh and Bockum-Dolffs
were chosen vice-presidents.
Herr Gr►bow characterised his post as a difficult
one in the gloomy situation of the country. The
strong desire expressed by the royal house for a
solution of pending differences would be fulfilled if
the sworn constitution of the country were con-

'tautly interpreted and acted upon only in its
obvious spirit. Faith towards the rights of the
crown would not then be distinguishable frail
fidelity to the rights of the people, external dangers
would be conquered in defiance of death, and
Prussia's mission in the German Fatherland would
be assured.

POLAND.

BRESLAU, Nov. 12.

Advioes received here from Warsaw announce
that 300 prisoners left the citadel of that city yes-
terday condemned to deportation.
The women of the poorer clam, not having been
able to conform to the regulations respecting
apparel, bad been arrested and beaten with rods.
A body of troops from the garrison of Balisch
had been despatched in haste to Wloclawk to the
relief of Prince Wittgenstein, who was surrounded
by the insurgents.

RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS FOR WAR ON
THS CASPIAN.

TRIESTIj, Nov. 12.
According to advice' received here the Russians
are making warlike preparations on the Caspian
Bea.

THE PAPAL STATES.
BONE, Nov. 12.

The French embassy has remitted to Cardinal
Antonelli the letter of the Emperor of the French
inviting the pontifical government to send a
representative to an European Congress at Paris.