The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-20 00:00:00

DLSMISSAL OF THE GOVERNOR OF

lIUNGARY.

VIENNA, JOLT 20.

An imperial decree has been published to-day,
relieving Count Paiffy of his position as Governor
of Hungary.
It is asserted that all the Polish and Hungarian
political prisoners will be amnestied—the former
on the birthday of the Emperor, and the latter on
the feast of St. Stephen, the patron of Hungary.

(acorn's Evans.)
PRUSSIAN FINANCES.—LETTER OF THE

KING.

BERLIN, JULY 19.
The following is the text of the royal decree re-
specting the Prussian budget :
" Not having succeeded in coming to an under-
standing with the Diet upon a bill for the budget of
the year 1865, I order, in accordance with the
report of the Ministry of State, dated the 4th July
inst., that the estimate, returned herewith, show-
ing the expected revenue and expenditure for the
current year, shall serve as a regulation for the ad-
ministration of the finances. I hereby at the
same time place at the disposal of the Minister
of Marine a sum not exceeding 500,000 thalers
for the construction of heavy cast steel guns
for the fleet, and the Ministers of Marine and
Finance will have to account to me for the employ-
ment of this sum at the end of the year. The
decree, with the enclosure and the report of the
Ministry, shall be published in the Staats Anzeiger.
" Carlsbad, stb July.
(Signed) " WILHELM.
" Countersigned by all the Ministers."

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THE WILL OF THE LATE MIL RICHARD THORN-
TON. —The following is a list of the bequests made is the
will of Kr. Richard Thornico, late underwriter at Lloyd's,
sad merchant, of Panrs-wharf, Upper Thamee.strest, to
the different charities, hospitals, &e., in the metropolis
and its mamba. 1-11ies, :—To the Laathersallers'
Company, of which kis was (either. 5,0001. ; to Christ's
Hospital, 5,0001. ; to Christ's Hospital for Hetheringtoe,
10 OW, and Charity for the Blind, 2,0001. ; St. Thomas's
Hospital, 2,0001. ; Ooy's Hospital. 9,0001. Bethlehem
Hospital, 2,0001. ; Si, Luke's Hospital, 2,0001. ; Magdalen,
Hospital, 2,0001.; Orthopredie Hospital, 2.0001. ; London
Hospital, 2,0001. ; St. Mark's Hospital, 2,0001. ; Incurables'
Hospital, 2,0091. ; Dreadnought Hospital, 2,000/. ; Vic-
toria Park Hospital, 2,0001. Asylums. institutions,
• sad societies : —City of Lando, Truss Smisty,
2.0001. • Radom! Lifeboat lestitotioo, 2,0001.
Herchac't Siemens Orphan Asylum, 2,0004 ; London
Orphan Asylum, 2,0001. ; Infest Orphan Asylum, 2,0001. ;
British o:phstt Asylum, 2,0001. ; Female Orphan Asylum,
; 2,0001. Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 2,000/. ; Indigent
Wad Asylum, 2,0001. ; Asylum of Idiots, 2,001. ; Asylum
for Fatherless Children, 2.0001.; Ladies' Charity School,
2,0001. ; St. Ames School, 2.0001. ; National Ffeasvolent
Institution, 2,0001. Other bequests :—To the minister sad
churchwardens of Horton, for the erection of schools sad
apprenticing the poor children educated there, 10,0001. ' • to '
; the ministers and eharchwardsas of the churches to the
villages of Borten sad Thornton, for the maintenance of
'schools erected titers by the late Hr. N. Thornton, 10,0001.:
for the relief of the pour at Morton, 1,0001.; for the relief
of the poor at Barton. 5,00014 to his norm, 1,0001.; his
coachman, 50014 his gardener, 0001. ; his ander-gardener,
2001. The will also contains bequests to other parties sad
acquaintances.