The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-29 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

APPOINTMENT OF NEW MINISTERS.
VIENNA, JULY 29.

An imperial decree bas been published today,
dissolving the Ministry of Marine, the duties of
which are transferred partly to the Ministry of War
and partly to the Ministry of Commerce. Another
decree appoints Herr von Schmerling President of
the Supreme Court of Justice. Count Belcredi is
appointed Minister of State for the non-Hungarian
provinces, and is also to act provisionally as Presi-
dent of the Council of Ministers, and as Director-
General of Police.

Count Lawiach has been appointed minister of
finance. Herr von Komers is nominated minister
of juatioe for the non-Hungarian countries. Count
Haller is provisionally entrusted with the direction
of the Transylvanian aulic chancellorship. The
former ministers, von Mecserq, von Planer, von
Burger, and Dr. Hein, will be called by the Em-
peror to other functions.

AUSTRIAN PROTESTS AGAINST PRUSSIAN
ARRESTS IN THE DUCHIES.
S lEL, JULY 29.

Herr von Halbhuber, Austrian commissioner
for the Duchies of Sleswig-Holstein, has sent
to Baron von Zedlitz, the Russian commissioner, an
official note, protesting against the arrests by the
Prussian military authorities of Dr. J. Ray, editor
of the Slesung-Ifolatein Zeitung, of Altona, and
against the expulsion of Herr Prase.
The municipality of Kiel have also resolved to
protest against these acts at the Supreme Civil
Court of Holstein.

SPAIN,
MADRID, Jou 28, Evcirmo.
General Prim has been here, but has now left
again.

The Progressist party will continue to observe an
attitude of abstention from political affairs.
A royal decree has been published relieving Senor
Tavirra from his functions as Spanish minister at

OVERLAND MAILS.
ALEXANDRIA, JOLT 28.

The Euxine and Ceylon left here M 5 p.m. yes.
terday, for Marseilles and Southampton. It is
assumed that these vessels have the Mauritius and
Bombay mails, and that those from Calcutta and
China will follow shortly in the Pera and Poonsh.

(RIOTER'S IXPRESS.)

NEW TELEGRAPH ROUTE TO AMERICA.
BT. PETERSBURG, JULY 25.

A Warsaw journal announces that the plan for a
telegraphic line between Russia and America
has been approved and signed by the
Czar. The Russian government undertakes
to complete the line as far as Nicolajewsk,
the remaining portion—from Nicolajewsk to San
Francisco—being at the charge of the American
company. The capital of the latter amounts to
10,000,000 dols., and bonds representing 434,600
dole. have already been issued. It is intended that
this route shall be finished in five years.

CHOLERA IN THE EAST.
ALEXANDRIA, JULY 18.
The deaths in this city on the 15th, 16th, and
17th inst, were se follows
Ordinary maladies.
15th 45
16th 45
17th 53

Total for three days.

Letters received here from Larnaca. (Isle of
Cypreu) to the 11th inst. announce that since the
7th inst. several cases of cholera morbus have oc-
curred at that place.
Advice* from Damietta report a steady decline
in the mortality arising from cholera, and the
epidemic is shortly expected to disappear alto.
gether.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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