The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-09 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. Oct. e•

The Debates Of to-day asserts that with regard to
the ROlllllll question Austria will strictly follow a
policy of abstention and non-intervention, the chief
points of which were traced out by Cuuut Rechberg
in his despatch to Baron Bach iu September, 1864.
The instructions to the new Austrian Ambassador
to the Papal Court will be in conformity with this
determination.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Ocr. 7, Eviourra.

The semi-official Corre trpmutencia de Vspanabelieves
itself able to state that the convocation of the new
Chamber will take place on the 20th inst.

SPAIN AND AUSTRIA.
BRUSSE.L£3. Ocr. 8.

The Indeptudancs Beige of to-day publishes the 4
text of two documents, the first a despatch, dated I
3rd August, purporting to have been addressed by 1
Senor Bermudez Castro, the Spanish Minister for
Foreign Affairs, to Count Mens lorff, replying to
the protest of the latter on the part of Austria
against the recognition of Italy by Spain. In this
Senor Castro admits that Austria and Spain
agree upon several political questions, but
points uut that they have not identical
interests in Italy. The second document is a
circular dated 20th September, addressed to the
Spanish diplomatic agents abroad, to whom Senor
Castro communicates his despatch of the 3rd
August, above mentioned, and the circumstances
under which it was written. The minister protests
against any idea of a pre-existing engagement be-
tween the two states respecting a common line of
policy with regard to Italy, and repels the insinua-
tion of Count Menadorff, that the recognition of
Italy imperils the dynastic institutions of Spain.

THE NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN.
VIENNA. Oct. &

According to semi-official statements, the nego-
tiations for the new Austrian loan are proceeding
favourably. The delsy in its conclusion arises from
the finance administration being unwilling to make
any special concessions on account of the present
unfavourable condition of the money market.

THE PROSECUTION OF DR. MAY.
PERLEBERG, Ocr. 7.
Dr. May, immediately after his acquittal, left
here for Hamburg.
The public prosecutor demanded that the doctor
should be re-arrested for insulting the Prussian mi-
nistry, but his demand was rejected.

THE CHOLERA AT CONSTANTARIS, Oct. BINOPLE.
P.

The Moniteurof to-day says:—" According to cer-
tain information received here from Constantinople
only six cases of cholera occurred in that city from
the 20th to the 27th ult. The epidemic had com-
pletely disappeared from the whole Turkish littoral
of the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmora."

THE MAORI WAR.
(By telegraph (rum Suez.)
atELSOUItNE, AUGUST 25.
The Chamber of Commerce ban passed a resolu-
tion to open a mail service with Gallo.
Adviosa received from New Zealand announce
that the Vereror (1) Pah has been captured by the
colonial forces without casualties. Ninety-eight
Miseries were taken.

BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
The following telegram has been received by
Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany, Oct. 8.

MARSEILLES. Ocr. S.
The Tanjore, with the above mails, arrived here
at daybreak.
The mails leave for London at 11.30 .
goon
Passengers and ship pratique Tuesday, noon.