The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-29 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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THE EMPEROR'S JOURNEY TOALGIERS•

PARIS, APRIL 28.

The Emperor will positively leave Paris for
Algeria to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock. His
Majesty will sleep at Lyons, reaching Marseilles ou
the following night, whence be will embark on
Monday. It is expected that the squadron will
reach Algiers at midnight of Tuesday.
The Patrie states that the Empress will preside
at the council during the Emperor's absence. As
his Majesty will not leave French territory, there
will be no asesazity for thasorwiiastiaa of a *gear!.

PRUSSIA AND THE ASSASSINATION OF
PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
BERLIN, Amu. 28.

In consequence of the assassination of President
Lincoln, and the attempt on the life of Mr.
Seward, Herr von Bismarck has addressed a letter
of condolence to Mr. Judd, American minister at
this court. Under Secretary of State, Mile, per-
sonally delivered the letter to Mr. Judd to-day.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Herr Lowe requested the house in very earnest
terms to vote an address expressing its sympathy
with America, on account of the assassination of
President Lincoln, an event which the speaker con-
sidered bad some influence upon the general state
of political affairs. He said that from his personal
acquaintance with the late President Le could cer-
tify to the greatness of his character, for which he
had the deepest admiration. Almost all the mem.
berg rose in token of their concurrence iu the pro-
Messrs. Forster and Benson, who have entered
into contracts with the Minister of Marine for
the construction of dockyards at Kiel, have arrived.
here.

THE LATE CZARRWITCH.
NICE, APRIL 28.

The body of the late Czarewitch has been
transported on board the Russian frigate which in
to convey it to Cronatadt. The Czar has thanked
the Prefect, the Admiral, and the Mayor for their
attention. His Majesty will leave Nice on the
evening of the 29th inst.

THE KING OF THE BELGIANS.
BRUSSELS, Ann. 28.
No official bulletin of the King's health has been
published to-day.
It hi believed that his Majesty's conditioa has
sensibly improved.

THE SPANISH SENATE.

MADRID, APRIL 28.

To-day in the Senate the debate on the question
of Santo Domingo was continued. Senor Calderon
Coneutel, ?Attu:iced the policy of the government,
stating that the efforts of the opposition were use-
less, since Santo Domingo was in point of fact
already abandoned.

THE LAST SITTING OF THE ITALIAN
PARLIAMENT IN TURIN.
TURIN, Amin. 28.
In this evening's sitting of the Chamber of
Deputies, Signor Meliana complained of the with-
drawal of the bill for the suppression of religious
corporations. He said that at a meeting held by
several deputies yesterday a disposition was mani-
fested to withdraw the proposed amendments, but
that an agreement was not arrived at with the
ministry relative to the disposal of the ecclesiastical
property.
Signor Sells said the ministry had made every
effort, though ineffectually, to carry the bill. They
could not, however, consent to make greater con-
cessions than those made by the Sardinian parka
ment in 1855.
This being the last sitting of the Italian Parlia-
liameut in Turin, Signor Michellini delivered a
speech expressing the farewell of the deputies to
that city, which was received with applause.
Signor Mancini brought forward the following order
of the day :—" The Chamber, in taking leave of
Turin, declares that city to have deserved well of
the country, and trusts that the Italian cause so
valiantly sustained by her may very soon obtain its
definitive triumph."
The order of the day was enthusiastically carried
by the members.