The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-09 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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FRANCE.

PAW& Nov. 8, Emilio.

The proceedings against the Opinion Nationale for
the publication of false intelligence from Algeria
have resulted in 5114. Fouray and S'auvestre being
condemned to one month's imprisonment, and a
fine of 500 francs each.
emu VECOHIA, Nov. 7, Emma.
The frigates Labrador and Gomer sailed to-day
for France with French troops.

GICRILtNY.
BERLIN. Nov. 8.
Count von Bismarck arrived here last evening,
sad had an audience of the King this morning.

TIM FRANKFORT /MAT*.
VLBNNA, Nov. 8.
The /Matte of to-day oontasdiets the assertion of
the Berlin semi-official press that Austria intends
liking further steps, in common with Prallibs
spinet the Frankfort Senate. Lt states, on the
contrary, that a material diversity of opinion upon
this matter exists between Austria and Prussia.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN. Not. &
The Rigsraad was closed today by a speech from
the President of the Council, in which he expresska
a hope that the change in the constitution would
prove a favourable basis for a final settlement of
the present state of things.
The Rigersad will re-assemble in January, and
the Rigsdag on the 20th inst.

TURKEY.
(Violists"'nos.)
OONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 1.
, .

The Porte has only oohs anted to take part in
the proposed International Sanitary Conference
upon condition that it has no political character,
and attempts no interferenca with the Turkish
jurisdiction.

THE WAR. IN NEW ZEALAND.
(Via Trieste.)
MELBOURNE, Seer. 26.

Adviom from New Zealand state that severe
fighting has taken place at Waitaps, on the east
coast, resulting in the defeat of the natives. The
colonial troops behaved gallantly.
The Opetiki expedition had effected a suoosteful
landing.
The colonial troops were victorious in the first
skirmish, captured the native pah, and occupied
the town.
Martial law has been proclaimed.
The official Gazette announces that the war in
Oakum (I Waikato) is at an end.
Sir George Grey, by the advice of the ministry,
has confiscated the land in Taranaki, and has leaned
a peace and amnesty proclamation.

CHINA.
(By Overload Telegraph from
CANTON, OCT. 15.
Tea unchanged. Total export to date,
64,500,000 lbs. Exchange on London, 4s. 54d.
SHANGHAI. Ocr. 9.

Ten declining. Silk active and deem. Ex.
change on Landon, Ga. 3d. Freights, 25e. to 3154.

VICTORIA.
(ria Trieste.)
MELBOURNE, Serr..26.

The misunderstanding between the Legislative
Assembly and Council, in reference to the Tariff and
Appropriation Bill, continues, and the efforts of
the Governor at mediation have tailed.
The steamer Great Britain has arrived, having
made the passage from England in 57 days.

Tai 1311ZNANDOAD. L1Y133001, WIDNISDAT
SHIST.-4)spesis Peyote', of the Desegal to-eight welled
()spiels Waddell end the crew of the Sbemadoela, by order
of the government.
Qtrastesrown, Nov. B.—The extra Inman steamer
City of Ifeacheater, from New York, arrived hors at
12.55 p.m. today, with 118 peasengere. She leaded 23
peowessere, and peomded at LlO p.m. for LiverpooL
801,1118lfrI0N, Nov. B.—The North German
Lloyd's steamer New York has sailed for New York with
the uml mile, 178 alibis panaceas. sad • lore carp, le•
chitin French jewellery to the mount of 6,500 f., and
4,8001. in silver coin, from this port.
A meetinufthis;rietors and farmers, melded
over by Lard was held in Arbroath on Mashy,
at which • aeries of reed laicise were adopted arsine that
more slriegoat meeseree thee have yet bees tried should
be tale by government in order to street, end if possible
to extirpate the rattle disome. The meet proposed for
this sod by the missies ere embodied in mils el sop
patios. transmitted to the Privy Counci l le was %boo
petition bar Majesty for the immediate mem.
tfirrig to
of parlia meet, in order to take steps for the meet
of the disease lied to devise some scheme for oompeasaties
those who hive lose cattle from the ravages of the plague.
Tax Corns Pikous is Nogrouc.—The disease
still reetime io this emety. Mr. Cistrett has had some
fresh came. Eight in • lot of eighteen on the farm of Mr.
Boad, of Borth Si. Iferpret, ham bow attacked. The dis-
ease has blokes out moose lot of tee bullocks, the property
of Mr. T. Chapman, of DIN Heywood. Two come hive
occurred at Ramp* sod others at Fishley sad Upeoo, to
the same district. A fresh outbreak has mooned cm the
farm of Mr. Pearce, of South Walshem. The estate of the
Prince of Wales at Sandringham hag. also not escaped the

coutagise.
Tat SUPTIMBION or BLACKWATER ANNUAL
Corns FAUL—This large cattle fair, which is soonally
held at Blackwater, was suspended yesterday by as
corder at the divisional magistrates, is consequence of the
provalerm of the cattle plague. This fair is in close sp.
prozbsetem with the counties of Licata. Berke, andthe Mock
Barmy,
sad melees a large supply at store cattle, aad
farmers, ko., attach considerable importance to it. and en
prohibitory notice being given, and the declaretion that
all stook would be excluded, it was determined, is
hoontra-
'ratios to the prohibitory sotios of magistrates, to old •
stock fair is a continuous locality ; but the intention of the
interested parties was subsequestly abandosed, the
order of the Lords of her Majesty's Privy Council, boned
the ant day of the present month, being posted and cires-
lated within s radius of the fair, and which declares that,
wherever 'Mies boa beep given prohibiting a fair, Ito., " it
shell not be lawful cm sad after Oct. 31 for any per
to
buy or mod sty animal (described) to any place within the
juriedlotios, or receive, exhibit, bayou. sell say such lad.
mil, seder a penalty cot exceeding U.," sad the fair pre-
sented an unusual and barren appearance, and many of tie
peasantry is this locality who have wintered four more
years declare they sever expected to live to see their great
annual cattle fair without • boot of live horsed stock in it.
Fitts= Wrirurarrs nr FsAlsci.—lt appears from
the following issidsiet, misted by the Tomes,
that the
medical schools of Frame decidedly object to edmit females
to study medicium Some mouths mem, • young lady,
named Beagguer, • native of Algiers, obtained the
diploma et bachelor of letters attar reeling a brillimit sa-
wn:Mks. Wishing to utilise lug talents sad esquire-
Mal& keeggur applied to the DM" of the Faculty
of Medici** et Montpellier for prudence to follow the
comes of medical instruction in that university, but met
with a refusal, on the ground of her es:. The I..dy ap-
pealed ham that daisies to the Meister of Fablie 'estrus.
lips, who reesived her deemed favourably, bat proposed
the follow* ems
:—Thiti es lidlle. Meallinta °oda
speak the Arab language. she should be exceptleeelly
authorised to eMly feu the &plasm GI doctor is seadielne.
bet as essAilies elm should some to pasties esti is
Algeria, clears the Arab comes have a pest reporteme•
Meths attemissos of male physicians. The lady declined to
make the supgament, sad persists is hom
er &alai ea Les
dem. So Oa attain Maria tar the preard.