The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-23 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

The Prase of to-day says :—" It is stated on
credible authority that all the renditions upon 'I
which the committee for the control of the public I
debt are willing to resume their functions will be
acoepted by the Emperor."
The same paper publishes under reserve a state-
ment to the effect that at the end of October the
expenditure prescribed in the budget as voted by
the Essiclusrath, up to that period, will only bare
been exceeded by 30,000 florins.
The Oat. Deutsche Post of to-day publishes a cur-
rent report of the negotiations for a commercial
treaty between England and Austria, according to
which England demands for herself no special con-
cessions, but requires reductions in the tariff of the
principal articles of commerce.
The New Prenadenblakt denies the rumours
current in Vienna that a convention had been
concluded between Austria and Mexico, stipulating
that the former power should at its own expense
place an annual contingent of 2,000 men at the dis-
posal of the Mexiean government.
"These rumours," says the Frenidenblatt, "are
unfounded."

THE FREE TOWN OF FRANKFORT.
11111.1fICIOBT, Ocr. 21,

The Neue Frankfurter Zeitung says that it was
unanimously resolved to-day in the Senate of the
free town of Fmukfort to address an identical note
to Austria and Prussia, energetically repelling the
imputations made by those powers in their notes to
the Senate. ♦t the same time the Senate deter-
mined not to bring the matter before the Federal
Diet in its present preliminary stage.

YELLOW FEVER AT TOULON.
TOULON, Oar. 21.

In consequence of a cue of yellow fever baring '
occurred on board the transport Tarn, the authori-
ties have ordered that vessel to be disinfected. and
to remain in supplementary quarantine for five
Idays.

THE CHOLERA IN MADRID.
MADRID, Ocr. 21, Emma.

The cholera has increased in the southern
quarteas of this city. Yesterday there were 138
cases of cholera and 93 deaths.
Emigration from Madrid continues.

On Saturday a public meeting of the inhabitants
of Tivertoo, ootheved by the deputy MICR, Mr. Guth, was
bold to ulnae sympathy with Lady Palmerston on the
meat lierievermat the has sustained by the lass of Mir noble
husband. The dimity mayor presided. Ma Walroed,
)LP., proposed, is suitable terms. an address to her lady.
ship, 'Web Ina seseaded by Mr. F. 8011, the ethirmaa al
the late premier's elastic* mansoltbee far 30 ram sad car-
ried unanimously.
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