The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-16 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(ulna% Teumux&)
FRANCE.

TOULON, Ocr. 15.

The frigates Eldorado, Comer, Mogador, and
Labrador are being fitted out to proceed to Civita
Vecchia, where they will meet on the Lt November,
in order to embark 3,700 French troops, infantry
and cavalry.
Yesterday there were seven deaths from cholera
in this town. At Arles only three took place.
PARIS, Ocr. 14.

Letters received here from Rome state that
Mgr. Franohi will visit Russia upon a religious
mission.

ITALY.

ROM& Oor. 14.
The Pope received the Count de Sertiges in pri•
vate audienoe this morning.

AUSTRIAN FINANCE.
VIENNA, Ocr. 15.

The General-Correspondent says : " We are ena-
bled to state that the rumour asserting that a
decision had already been taken by the Emperor
relative to the committee of control for the manage-
ment of the public debt is wholly unfounded. A
verhearly settlement of this question by the Em-
peror may however be expected."

THE NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN.
VIENNA, Oar. 15.

The Wanderer states that the new Austrian Loan
has been concluded, and says :—" Messrs. Roths-
childs' several houses, as well as that of Messrs.
Baring Brothers, of London, are the contractors for
the loan, which will be issued in two emissions,
each of 60 millions of florins. The first will be
issued on commission by Messrs. Rothschild of
Vienna, at 92 (silver currency), and will bear 5 per
cent. interest. The bonds will be exempt from all
taxation, and be redeemable in fifteen years. The
second issue will be effected as soon as the first
has been disposed of."

THE CHOLERA IN MADRID.
MADRID, Ocr. 15.

The electoral movement is paralysed by the pre-
valence of cholera. More than 60,000 persons have
emigrated from Madrid to escape the epidemic,
which has now diminished considerably.

CHINA. AND JAPAN.
SHANGHAE, Ana. 21.
Sir Harry Parkes bas entered upon his diplo-
matic duties in Japan. An official residence was
granted to him at Yeddo after some opposition.
The Ville de Hoe, the first steamer built in
China, has been launched successfully.
The Chanticleer has been abandoned. The
steamer Wokee has been wrecked.
The markets are generally improving.

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AUSTRALIA. AND NEW ZEALAND.
MELBOURNE, Atm. 25.
The drought continues in the north, and the
sheep are dying by thousand&
Parliament was prorogued on the 4th. Council
has thrown out the Tariff Bill. Monster meetings
have been heli in consequence, at which some news-
papers were publicly burned.
Advices from New Zealand state that General
Cameron's resignation was caused by the unsatis-
factory relations between himself and the present
ministry. Five regiments have been ordered home.
Several skirmishes have taken place between the
volunteers and natives, in which the latter were
driven back with the loss of several killed.
The natives have murdered Captain Close and
three other Englishmen.
The Governor's speech to the General Assembly
. promises a bill for protecting the interests of the
- native race.
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The following telegrams have been received by
Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-

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CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
" MARSEILLES, Ocr. 14.
" The Mongolia, with the above mails, arrived
here at 10 a.m. to-day.
" The mails leave for London at 2 p.m.
" Passengers and ship will be admitted to Fa-
tigue on Monday afternoon."
THE BOMBAY MAIL.
"SUEZ, Ocr. 15.
" The Jeddo, with the Bombay mail, arrived here
at 8 p.m. on Thursday, the 12th inst."

We (Galignatti) regret to announce the death,
at Moe, titer a long and painful illness, of Henri Ernst, the
eminent violinist. Ile was born in 1814, at Bruno, in
Moravia.
OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIIS.—QUZZLISTOMN,
Ocr. 15.—The Royal Mail steamship Africa arrived here at
four p.m. to-day, embarked mails, pamengers, and latest
telegram', and proceeded immediately far Halifax and Bos-
ton. All well.
LITZBOAT SEELVICIEL—ME. Hume, Lloyd's agent
at Dauber, N. 8., reports on the night of the 13th bit.
the:—
" I have oily just time to say that the lifeboat of
National Lifeboat Institution on this statism has been the
menus of saving five men from a vessel wrecked th
is
is
morning." This boat is the gift of Lady Coulegiumi-Fairl
to the institutioo, and it is named tbe Wallace, after the
well-known patriot and hero of flootiand.—At 10 o'clock
on Friday morning ► large ship was sees to strike on St.
Patrick's Causeway, snow miles off Bareionth, North Wake.
The lifeboat of the National Institution was immediately
Lunched and pat off with the view of render* amistasoa
to the ship. After the venal bad remained about twenty
minutes on thevoyage —A
rocks, she fortunately got off and m-
on her down Ch
ship trivia' been
observed on Thursday WI hiannel. Ballyootten Bay °
dieting, (reports the Rev. D. 0. Blayne) the lifeboat of
the National Institution was isnoched as seen is practi-
cable, and momedad to her eiriaterios Bit
owever
e mained
coin-
by
the vessel all sight as the crew feared they week% be
lled to atosdoit hew before aseraieg. Hby that
Wt Übe idp bad ass to • plasa smisSy.