The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-12 00:00:00

THE AUSTRIANS IN THE PRINCIPALITIES.

The Montour 4 (Arm& has the following :—" A
letter from Bucharest of the 25th states that the
Austrian government has just confirmed Lieutenant-
General de 'Hereon in the command of the Imperial
troops for the time they may have to remain in the
Principalities. He will have, as before, under his
orders General de Gablents, who has his head-
quarters at Jassy. The points when the Austrian
have garrisons are—in Wallachia: Bucharest, Ter-
govist, Ibrail, Gingen. Brains, and Belafat—and
in Moldavia : Jassy, Hun, Oalatx, and Doroghoia.
In the early part of October; detachments were sent
from other points to Ismail, Rini, and Bilks. Since
the departure of General Coronini in July last, the
effective strength of the corps of occupation has not
been increased, but frequent movements of trcops
have taken place in consequence of its being neces-
sary to lighten the burden on the people, whose
resources are very restricted. It was these move-
ments which gave rise to reports of the army having
been reinforced by fresh arrivals of troops."

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

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(MOM OUR owit cazamoigniare.)
TRIESTE, TVISDAT, NOT. IL

The steamer Calcutta arrived here early this
mornieg from Alexandria, having left that port on
the 6th inst.
The India mail was to leave Alexandria on the
6th, with advices of the following dates, ♦iz.:
Calcutta, Oct. 9; Bombay, Oct. 17; Madras, 00.16;
Ceylon, Oat. 16.
The preparations for the expedition to the Persian
Gulf were continued on a large scale.
A detachment from the army before Herat had
seized the Afghan city of Furrath, and sent the
governor a prisoner to Teheran.

Advice. hid been received from Cabal to the let of
October. They represent Herat as still holding out.

. .
The Directors of the Great Indian Peninsular
Railway have issued an advertisement for tenders
for a line from Warsma to Nagpore, a distance of 487
mils&

Tile native troops at Peshawar were suffering much
from fever.

Exchange at Bombay, 2s. Id.ll-16th,, with an
easy money market. The new government loan was
making very little progress. Prices in the import
market were steady.

The Calcutta market has been subject to very little
change. Exchange, Is. 111 d. to 2s. old.
The statements of Indian novelises and charges,
with the cash balances in the Treasuries, will hence-
forth be published quarterly and annually.

LOMBARDY AND VENICE.
The Cerra/sot:demos Bkfani publishes the following
latter :

" MILAN, Nov. 4.

" In the night between the let and 2nd of this
month the police of Brescia effected the arrest of e
number of iodividuals who were engaged in printing
placards, is which the character of the Austrian
government was amigsed, while sympathy was ex-
preened for the Piedmonteee government. The police
allege that the officers seized their prisoners in the
very act. Then were seven persons arrested.
"Austrian agents and Viennese commisoiosers have
visited Lodi and other towns expressly to smog. for
the reception of the Emperor and Empress of Austria.
One of the richest landowners of Lodi, who is well
known for his devoted submission to the Jesuits, hss
offered his palace as as imperial residence on this
occasion. This example of altachniest to the bones
of Austria Is unique es yet in Lombardy, and it is
furnished by a member of that party which, secs
the eneelagos of Ilse coneardat. regards Austria as
the sword sad beside' of the Roman church.
"A Sew copies of Oloberti's book on catholic
rearm have 'wept la ken. Many clergymen have
read this work, sad I am assured that our Inferior
ceder of priests have been deeply moved by the
thoughts on esligisus :liana contained is this book."