The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-21 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 20.
The court will leave La °ramps for Pardo on the
et December.
The Queen will not return to Madrid until the
opening of the Cortes.

SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 20, Evininic.
The final vote upon the reform of the constitu-
tion will probably be taken on the 6th December
next. The reform party are daily gaining fresh
adherents in the Upper House. Numerous ad-
dresses in favour of reform continue to be pre-
sented, among which is one from the University of
Upaala.
DEPARTURE OFAMERICA THE SHENANDOAH FOR
.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. EL
The Shenandoah, under the command of Captain
Freeman, left the Mersey about noon to-day, for
Ne if York.

THE BOMBAY MAIL
NE.R.SEILL3IB, Nov. 21.
The Masailia, with the above mail, arrived here
at 3.30 am. to-day.
The mails leave for London at 11.30 a.m.
The pasmingere will be admitted to pratiqne at
2 p.m. on Thursday.

OVERLAND MAILS.
CALCUTTA, Nov. &
Owing to a sudden change in the river (Elooghly)
the Mooltan in neaped, and cannot leave here until
the 14th inst.
[The date of departure is Nov. 9. It is, there-
fore, w•le that the Oaleatte. Chine, sad Anstrelian
mails. due at Marseilles as the 11th. and Southampton coo
the 19th December, will be five days later.]

Letters from Pesth contains numerous details 1
of the preparations being made is that city for the recap-
tion of the Emperor Francis-Joseph. A guard of honour
of 100 citizens is being organised. The students will line
the way where the sovereign passes. The opening of the
Diet is to be celebrated by • promotion by torchlight.
" Respecting young Iturbide," says the Temps,
" our private information is as follows :—The Minister of
Marko in Paris, accompanied by the whole staff of the Lep.
Moo, presented himself about three weeks agent the College
of St. Barbs, and asked for the lad. The heir•presumptive
of the terra caliente was on the list of those detained
within doom for neglect of work, but the director, on learn-
ing that the business concerned the announcement to the
pupil of his accession to a throne, thought that so rare a
case might authorise a transgression of the rules of the
establishment ; the young prince was therefore introduced,
and the ambassador solemnly mad to him the decree of

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adoption.*
The Official Gazette of the kingdom of Italy
announces that the Austrian Governor of Venetia has
charged the Prussian Legation at Florence to transmit to
the Italian government, sums of 1081 r. and %Mfr., pro.
duced by two theatrical performances at Verona, given by
permission of the authorities, far the beneat of the
families of victims from cholera at San Severe. This
incident is not in itself of great importance, but it may
be looked upon as a proof of a better feeling on both

see.
The Epoca of Madrid has the following :—" A
rumour is current in political circles that an Encyclical
Letter is to appear next month, convoking at Rome in 1866
all the bishops of Christianity, and announcing a universal
jubilee on the occasion of the 18th centenary anniversary
of the death of St. Peter."
General Chazal, the Belgian Minister of War,
ban been very severely bitten in the arm by a monkey
which he bad received as a present, sod which wee sup-
posed to be perfectly tame. The wound was severe enough
to necessitate a painful surgical operation, and tetanus was
at one moment apprehended.
At Naples, on the 16th, there were 260 cases and
153 deaths from cholera.
At the Theatre Don Carlo, during his late visit
to Naples, Victor Emmanuel had to rise from his seat
eight times in response to the acclamations of the public.
A speech which he addressed to a deputation from the
Workmen's Association, has still farther incsesesd bit
popularity. After having shaken hands with each of the
operatives deputed to wait upon him, his Majesty used
these significant words :—" My friends, I swept year
good wishes. AZ for the national work, I shall accom-
plish it myself or I shall lose my repatstion. We are
on the road to Rome. As for Ven ice, it will require
money and blood—you. like me, well blow how to give

both."
It appears that the new Austrian loan is to be
for 145 millions of Austrian florins in stock, to yield 90
millions of ADAM= florins in money, which, at the present
rate of exchange, will be equivalent to more than 8,000,0901.

sterling.
M. Guizot's eon, Gillanme Guizot, baa been
appointed assistant lecturer at the College de PlllllO6. ile
is to make his debit next week.
LIMB. TROY TSB Porn TO MADANI DI LAM..
mums—The Union de lOtted gives the following as the
tart of a letter abased by the Pops to Madame do Lamp.
rieiere on the decorum of her husband :—" Frees the Veg-
an, Oct. 3.—Very dear daughter in Jesus Oluht,—Hardly
bad the sad news of the death of the Weenier Gemara' de
Lersoriesere, your worthy husband. reached as. when, after
hozlaraised my eyes to Heaven to ask far passim Uss de.
my thoughts were directed Uwe& yea and year
vadear and pious daughters. While Maria' with you
with them the grief of Do great a toss, I remember the
morifices which so great a maa made for the canes
of religion and this vet, sad I felt my sentimeein
of affection and gratitude increase towards the at
captain and the son, full of love fay kisether,
the holy climb. Although gratitude renri axed
in my heart, my grief eavertheises diminishes
when I reflect as his really Christian death aid Ow beliefs I
which preceded it. Console youredves thwelers Is te
mad be etre that you will remise from Him the oessmary
strength to bear year afilichem. The pod OWE brought
se ye m e n, letter to which I reply by the pesseet. Reales,
a proof of my personal affestios, the spestahml Umiak
tion which -
I accord to you sad per death IX."