The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-13 00:00:00

LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 13, 1882.

MR. CHARLLS DIOIEZNS'S LAST MAL,-
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ZYINING WRIT, Jane HI. at S, In oompllassa wilk many
rninania Hr. CHARLES DICKIEfII will rand hie CHRISTMAS
CAROL, sad Ur TRIAL Ron PICKWICK. Pikes for Um
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aad aaldn'a tkistollko, Salami,. Hall, Plocadllly.—THOMAS
HEADLAND, Seenbary.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. '

and Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr.
Al 'I
leis Et PARRY, will give their New Intertainatint,
HAMM LOGIND, and Yr. John Pam'. Mndeil Narrative-
ot the COWIN RAWN. ZYZJIY 'YINING except dim
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(ssirmea rizamtAxa.)
HEALTH OF THE ICING OF THE
BELGIANS.
BRUSSEIAMmiII
King Leopold has been attacked sines Friday
last by an obstruction in the lungs, which oomph-
cates the calculous disease from which his Majesty
still suffers.

ITALY.

TURIN, Joss 12. 1
It Is smarted that on the 17th inst. the principal
legitimist chiefs will assemble at the reeidenoe of
the Duchess of Parma, in Switzerland, under the
THALBERCPS MAXINEEB, Hanoveraipsam I preMdenoy of the Count de Chambord.
1000/4:41. THALAMI) hie the hooter to sesame. art I nee' Basilicata is perfectly tranquil, and brigand-
Ms M&TINE wall take paws oa MONDAY auk had 14 I hoe -3:—
bobs by big bet 6," t. usda, am mew Tb. .hp ...appeared. Some bands formerly infest.
oats mbar 111 WWI& & The&SIII 01111_11.00.91110•11E ' ing the neighbourhood of Lake Pesole disappeared
are 11.0arda, Jearp sad aio, Daly . Maya MOON to a &knight lt is believed they have dispersed.
ammesee al MN 1 (Meek %MA ono Indus; tiateelived ago.
Wilmhalre. conisrs, s cockll 544 Hand. THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
skeet: Cream sad Oa, Adroit ; Keith PAWN*, PARIS, Jon IR •
elissindele ; and at&
'Eammr4"."celaa. The Cosiiiitutionett: el te-ds7 publishes the fel.
MADAME TIII3BAU D ' 8 EXHIBITION, loving article, signed by ita chief editor, M. Paulin,
ossuthMsd wi at vF, luisestrost 1 Likayrm :—"lluthing has teem receivd confirm-
Umatilla M Stews/ of no maim 1160/ of the news of wn disastrous to
Vil. MO addlliam ILL. ot
amass far COaamemer. 111MeMt Medals eitpileadler before the eity4o7= Such au esel
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Otica tram 11 tal we at lops •ucto IL MIN'. et . la, rioUld, however,- in no way change the
'Ultimata result of the expeditio. • The honour of
sir flag is engaged. Shouid reinforcements be
peomeary they will be sent. The object of France
will be attained. We shall obtain reparation for
just grievances, and avenge outraged justice and
humanity. Our +soldiers will !Muni front Mexico
las they returned from China, with a fresh title to
•the gratitude and admiration of she country."

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The thud interne 11a, of the
HISTORY of ENOLM4D during th.REIGN
of °LORCA the THIRD. By Wltuix YUMMY, M.P.
Volumes I. and IL,
lambs: Amer, Pea, sad Beam Willi Strand.

MONT'XNEGRO.

SCUTARI, Jun 10.
On Saturday, May 31, Dervish Paella left
BREW with 18 battalions of Turkish troops, 2,000
irregulars, and a large convoy of provisions. The
following day he bivouacked at Vatinca. On the
2nd June he attacked the Montenegrins at Kitta,
and after two desperate combat. forced them out of
all their strong positions. He entered Niksich 011
Tuesday, where he rested the troop..
On the bth June Dervisch Pacha encountered a
strong body of Montenegrins, commanded by the
Prince of Montenegro, ia the defile of Uskok,
on the road from Niksieh to Spouts, in
position defended by a triple row of works
The Turks vigorously attacked the Montene-
grin position, and, after a sanguinary struggle,
drove the Prinoe and his followers from
all their works and pursued them as far as the
Convent of Osbrog. More than 1,000 Montenegrins
perished in this affair. The Turkish soldiers picked
up on the field a great number of muskets, yata-
ghana,and provision bags. The Turks have to
lament the death of &lib Paella, and two lieutenant-
colonels. Their loss amounted altogether to 308
officers and soldiers.
B.AGITSA, Jun 12.
Dervisch Pacha returned to Bilechia the day be-
fore yesterday. Ostrog has been re-oocupied by the
Montenegrins.

RUSSIA.
BT. PETERSBURG, JUNI 12.
G The Imperial ukase appointing the rand Duke
Constantine Namiestnik of Poland says :
" Considering that the powers conferred on the
governors of Poland in 1818 are incompatible with
the present state of things, the new powers with
which the governor is invested are as follows
" The Governor of Poland exercises administra-
tive and executive authority through the median
of the Chief of the Civil Service and the Com-
mander-in-Chief of the troops, who are his subordi-
nates. The governor likewise possesses the right
of pardon."
ST. PETERSBURG, Joss 12.
A special edition of the Police Gazette of
publishes an imperial order, according to tiaZ
any individuals found in possession of any mate-
rials fit for sating fire to houses will be tried within
twenty-four hours by a court-martial. A committee
has beau appointed to investigate the causes of the
numerous fires. Each quarter of the city has been
provisionally placed under • military governor.
ilMany other local arrangements for the prevention
of fires have been made. Numerous arrests have
taken place. Subscriptions have been opened in
behalf of the sufferers by the late fires.

HESSE CASSEL
CASSEL, Jowl 12.
General von Lemberg has been deputed by the
Elector to form a new ministry. This has now
been accomplished, and it is asserted that the
different ministerial portfolios have been distributed
as follows :—Justice : M. Wegener, Councillor of
the Court of Appeal. Finance : M. Zuschlag,
Councillor of the Financial Administration. Inte-
rior : Councillor Wiegand. War : General von
Laasberg. Foreign Affairs : U. von Hischoffs-
batmen. In the absence of M.von Bischoffshausen,
General von Lemberg will be provisionally en-
trusted with the portfolio of Foreign Affairs. The
general wished to present the above list to the
Elector yesterday, for his approval, but was not
"admitted to the Elector's presence.
Great anxiety prevails as to whether the new
ministry and the proposed ministerial programme
will be accepted to-day by the Elector. Persona
usually well informed fear that hostile influences
have meanwhile obtained an ascendancy over the
Elector's mind.