The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-10 00:00:00

dispersed in Catalonia. The Cabeeilla himself had
escaped, but it was expected that he would be cap-
tared.

Letters from Florence of the 30th ult. confirm the in-
telligence we gave yesterday. The negotiations for
the adjustment of the difference between Tuscany and
Modena were in progress; meanwhile all movements
on the frontier were suspended. Prince Charles
Poniatowaki, created Prince of Monte Rotondo in
Tuscany, was named governor of Lucca. This ap-
pointment is represented as being the reverse of
popular.
Letters from Bologna of the 30th ult. say that a
convention was concluded between Rome and Austria 1
for the evacuation of the city of Ferrara. This corro-
borates the announcement we published yesterday of
the same arrangement, obtained from another quarter.
The evacuation was to have taken place on the 4th,
when the Austrians would have retired into the
citadel and barracks to which they were limited
before the present dispute.

HOLLAND.—TILE HAGUE, DEC. 6.—The King
of the Netherlands entered his 66th year to-day. The day
was celebrated with every demonstration of public rejoicing.
There was to have been a grand review of the troops, but
the rain fell in torrents. In the evening there were brilliant
illuminations, and large supplies of money and food were
distributed among the poor.
PRUSSIA.—ADVANCE OP THE CllGLEßS.—Ae-
cording to the Cologne Ga:ette ef the 7th instant, several
cases of cholera have occurred on the Prussian frontien,
in
the neighbourhood of Posen. It is now certain that the
epidemic has broken out also in Warsaw.
TILE JESUITS 1N ANUALT-KOTHEX.—It is stated
in a corresponder.ec in the Frankfurter Journal of the 6th
inst., that the Jesuits who were afforded an asylum by the
late Duke of Anhalt Kothen will be compelled by the new
duke to leave the country.
TURKEY.—TntnizoNDE, Ocr. 31.—Tug
CHOLIRA —The cholera has visited us this year severely.
It appeared in the middle of August, under the milder
form of cholerine, but en the 9th of September it assumed
its terrible charactir, reached its climax on the 23rd of
the same mouth, and disappeared on the 13th of this
month. The greater part of the population, especially the
christian, had fled to the neighbouring mountain villages,
the Europeans of course giving the signal; those who could
afford it hastened to Constantinople, and the residue were
obliged to be content with the miserable accommodation
which those mountain huts afford. In the higher Frankish
circles, those families and individuals, therefore, who
were least predisposed, both front their mode of living and
the application of precautionary prophylactic remedies, were
in the best case, and in fact one person only among them
wee attacked by it, and won recovered. But among the
natives it committed fearful ravages, and in several instances
all the members of large families were swept off by it.
Althoegh more than half, some say two-thirds, of the inha-
bitants le't the city (the population of which amounted to
about 40,000 souls), there were daily fresh cases of 400 per
sons who were attacked by it, and of these 120 to 140 died
daily. There was a general depression; nearly al the
places were shut up, and nobody came in from the villages.
The want of provisions was great, especially of bread, and
of charcoal (the usual fuel of the inhabitance of the East).
The price of one egg was equal to what in ordinary times is
paid for one dozen. Thus you see w hat has become of this
fine city, "the seat of peace and happiness," as it was as
justly designated. The steamers coming from Constanti-
nople would take in neither passengers nor goods, in order
to avoid the quarantine on these return ! and new anything
coming here mom Constantinople is plaed under quarantine
since the cholera has broken out thc
ere.—Flanders Mail,,
Dec. 7.

Snir ON FIRL—TM Tagus, Capt Evans, arrived
at Southampton, yesterday, with that portion of the India
mail (in charge of Lieut. John Davie*, Admiralty
agent) not previously forwarded overland. The captain re-
orts as follows:—" 'Thursday, Dec. 9 Wind S.W., strong
breeze. WI of Portland, S.W., 10 miles. At three, cm.,
perceived a fire in shore of us. Steered for it, suspecting it
to be a whip on lire, which, on approaching, proved to be the
case ; got the boat ready to take crew out should they not
have already left the vessel. On neariog, she proved to be
a ship apparently about 400 tons, walded, scroll figure-
head, masts, and decks burnt out of her, but the bowsprit
was yet standing. We passed close ahead of her, and per-
fectly satisfied ourselves that the crew bad already left. She
had no doubt, front the progress the tire had made, been on
fire several hours. We reconnoitred well around us, and
could not perceive any sitherefore pgns of bos,
ceeded masts,
at tofull p*, or spars,
floating alongside. Vi• atro speed."

ale Court.
The Duke of Cambridge visited the Cattle-show
yesterday.
Mr. Brooke, governor of Labnan, had an interview
with Earl Grey )esterday.—Mr. A. Boyd bad also an inter-
view yesterday with the noble earl at the Colonial-office.—
Mr. Rowland Hill had an interview with the Chancellor of
the Exchequer yesterday at his official residence in Down-
intstreet.—The Bishop of Tasmania had an interview with
Sir G. Grey yesterday at the Home-offios.—Mr. B. Denison
and Mr. Bmter had an interview with the Right 800. E.
Strutt yesterday at the office of the Commissioners of Rail-
ways in the Board of Trade.
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England
bad a meeting yesterday.
Viscountess Palmerston arrived in town yesterday
from Brighton.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat
yesterday. The lords present were the Master of the Rolls,
Lad Brougham, Lord Campbell, the Chancellor of the
Duchy of Cornwall, and the Judge of the Admiralty Court.
Mr. P. Cooper, Q C., for the appellants, with whom was
Mr. Speed, opened an appeal of Flint v. Warren," from a
decree of the Supreme Court in Equity of New South Wales.
The case lasted the whole of the day. Mr. Wood, Q.C., and
Mr. Cole appeared for the respondents.

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