The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-05 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(=ma)! nuowts.)
FRANCE.

CLOSING OF THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.
PARIS, JULY 4.

The session of the Corps Legislatif closed this
evening, after the adoption of bills relating to
musical and mechanical instruments and to rail-
ways, in reference to which certain questions of
local interest were discussed.

The Vioe-President, M. Schneider, in his fare-
well address to the house, said they would probably
re-assemble early in January next. He pointed
out the importance of the matters discussed dur-
ing the present session, and the liberty of the de-
bates, " in which," be added, " political contro-
versies have largely entered. Far be it from me
to complain of this, since these controversies re-
spond to that which occupies the public miad and
enlighten the nation. They cannot but strengthen
a government such as that of the Emperor."

THE FRENCH SENATE.
PARIS, JOLT 4.

Upon the budget being brought forward to-day
in the Senate, Baron Dupin maintained the right
of the Senate to discuss it. The President
reminded the speaker that the Senate could only
examine its constitutionality. The proposal of
Baron Dupin would, he said, tend to transform the
Senate into a Chamber of Peers. Baron Dupin
replied that be considered that would be to perfect
the constitution. The President observed that a
senatus consultum could alone perfect the constitu-
tution. The Senate subsequently approved the
promulgation of the budget.

THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY.
VIENNA, JULY 4.

The New Frewidetiblati of this evening says
" The nomination of Count Beleredi as minister of
state will appear in to-morrow's official Gazette.

" The Archduke Charles Louis will make a com-
municatiou to-morrow to the Upper Rouse of the
Iteicharath, relative to the miuisterial crisis."

A balloon of novel construction, called the &-
potence, ascended from the Luxembourg Gardena a few
evenings sines. It wee furnished with an ingenious appa-
ratus foe steering, and the inventor, who, together with two
friends, was in the car, fully expected that the problem of
aerial naviptioa was about to be solved. This was not,
however, the are. The apparatia pro:laud not the slightest
effect, and the Mignon wee eirried away at the will of the
air la the ordinary manner..
_ . .

Pula, Jinx 4. —The Patric of this evening
says :—" We are enabled to state that Francs and &iglu&
acting with a view to the proservatioo of pesos and general
ooiabos, have some to an agreement upon the priocipal
gustiest which may result from the prieent state of
American affairs." The tame journal publish.' a despatch
from Coutaatiooplii, stating that about sixty fbmisos had
attacked, near the village of Mesa, on the frontier of
Bernie, • party of Allunisas, meat and children, whilst
us= shear docks. Thais were several killed sad
Quistisroww, JULY 4.—The Inman steamship
City of Loudon, from Nrw York, oa the 24th ult., arrived
here at 830 p.m. to with the mails 118,000 dob., sod
2,0001. isp=aml 262 trimesters, of whom ohs leaded
60, and for Liverpool at 9.30 p.m. H.r fair
graphic advires.lisve been aaticioakd. The extra lamas
steamship Glamow, from New York on Wm 21.5 alt.. also
&mind here at 8.30 p.m. te4lay, with 63,253 dots 1. specie
and 302 pasasspiu of whom as s landed 61, and posmodad
Ice Liverpool at 9 p.m.