The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-24 00:00:00

THE NEW AUSTRIAN CABINET.

The new Austrian Cabinet is now formed. Ac-
cording to the New Prussian Gazette, its members
are :—Count Mensdo4 President of the Council,
Minister of Foreign Affairs and of the Emperor's
Household ; Count Beloredi, Minister of the In-
terior for the western part of the Empire ; Count
Lariach, Finance ; M. de Komers, Justice ; Count
Maurice Ester'iazy remains Minister for Hungary
without portfolio ; General Frank and M. de
Burger continue Ministers of War and Marine; M.
de Maylath, Chancellor of Hungary. No decision
has yet been come toss to the Chancellorsof Croatia
and Transylvania ; and, likewise, the Ministers of
Public Worship and of Commerce are not named.
The Press of Vienna states that the new Cabinet
has presented its programme to the Emperor, and
adds :

The mutants of this programme ere of course a profound
secret as yet, sod this is undoubtedly the reason why
Count Menedorff was usable to give eny precise answers to
the questions put to him on the subject in the mixed com-
mittee of the, Chambers.

That committee, composed of members of both
Chambers, appointed to come to a common under-
standing on the budget, has agreed on all the prin-
cipal points, and the credits consented to by the two
Chambers now present a difference of only 307,000
florins. The committee has decided on consulting
the Chambers themselves on these last divergences.
As the accord established concerns figures, not
principles, the question is whether the government,
under these circumstances, will still demand autho-
risation to contract a new loan.

OFFICIAL APPOINTMENT& —MF. Locock, Second
BeeretAry of Embassy, is timisfeered from St. Petersburg to
tie Hawn. Hoc. g Wodehoues. &coed f3eeret.ry, gor
from the Hague to Madrid. Mr. Ede*, Third Secretary, ie
promoted from Lisbon to Dresden. Mr. Roby, Vise-Comm'
at Toultcha, is appointed Consul at Jeddah. Mr. Charles
Trevor, Comptroller of the Legacy Duky-oflioe, in the
departmest of the Woad Revenue, has resigned, and is
succeeded by Mr. Alfred Hasse.. of the equity bar, who
has hitherto been counsel to the Inked Revenue. Mr. W.
H. Melville, of the equity bar, has bees appointed successor
to Mr. Hoopoe.

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ROYAL RORTICUL'IIIRAL SOCISTY. —The grout
fruit and vegetable show took place as Saturday. wham, in
spite of the attraction of the Wimbledon review, there
was a oonaiderable attendance of visitors. The pines sad
vines from Mr. Steadied 's attracted much atisatioc. The
band of the Royal florae Guards played an itrealleet selec-
tion of music. Amongst those wart we noticed Edgar A.
Bowfin', C. 8., Lady Chesterfield. Narehloses of Water-
ford, Lady Bari Stanley, Dowser Cognises of Yarborough,
Miss Burdett Coat* Lady of Tattoo, Lady
Young, Harvey Lewis. 11. P., Sir Edwd. Belcher Lard
Bolton, Lady Stitt Waugh. Countess of Harrington, Sir ,
Henry Taylor, Lady Taylor, Lady Ashbrooke, Mr.
Washiegtoe Bibbed and Min Hibbert, and Tics-Admiral
Sir James Stewart.
Ties CROPS IN THS UNITED &ATM,— no-
margin reports reach as from all portions of the country.
In tits west the wheat crop will be much more than an
average yield, sod the prospects for earn ars highly favour.
able. Oats sad rye premise well, bat hastey may be of
small yield. There has been mach more titian and sager
pleated in the Itiainippi valley thee we were led to sup-
pose from early as:ousts. The hay asp is enormous.
Fruit is abundant and of ',teethed quality, and altogether
the peemitia et the amiss harvest aro messifieilshipleiy.—
New Yet Gerald, July 10.