The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-11 00:00:00

LLTEST IIiTELLIGENOS. 1

(zzozik's xszzaassm.)
FRANCE.
Bußsrrz, Oar. IL
The King and Queen of Portugal left Biarritz at
1 o'clock yesterday afternoon for Bordeaux, being
acoompanied to the railway station by the Emperor
and Empress.

ITHE RECENT PAPAL ALLOCUTION.
ROME, Oar. 10.
The official Giornale di Roma announces that it
is authorised to declare that the Pope, in his last
allocution, spoke, as at all times, from the prompt-
ing, of his own conscience, with full independence.
„Hie expressions," continues the Giornale di Roma,
" were not strengthened, or modified by any influ-
ence. None would have presumed to interpose aveto
which would not have been regarded. This decla-
ration replies to the journals which have wounded
the honour of the Holy See, and the honour of the
chief of the French nation, by asserting that the
French government had prohibited the publication
of some expressions in the allocution relative to the
funeral of Marshal Magma."

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

PEZTII, Oor. 10, EVENING.

_ .
The Pesti Naplo of to-day, in an article upon
the rumoured dissolution of the Committee of
Control for the management of the public) debt,
elected by the Reichsrath, states that this measure
is not insisted upon by Hungary, since she is
in no way interested in the committee. The
Pesti Napto admits that since the imperial
manifesto of the 20th September it becomes
a legal impossibility for the committee to
oontiuue its functions, but for Hungary it is en-
tirely indifferent whether it continues to exist or
not. A constitutional control over the finances
can only be obtained by a real national representa-
tion of the Empire, and not by any fiction of such
representation.
Great agitation prevails to-day in Pestli on
account of the meeting there of the committee
lof the Comitat, in which the electoral question
is being discussed.

THE GREEK MINISTRY.

• ATHENS, Ocr 6.

The Ministers of War, Marine, and Justice have
tendered their resignation. The ministry has
therefore been modified as follows :
M. Cumuuduros President of the Council and

Minister of FlllllOOO.
M. Lorngardoe
M. Braila Minister of Foreign Affairs.
M. Lazaretoe Minister of War and Marine.
M. Caliga
Public Worship.
• This telegram rely reached London this morning (Mb
tut.).

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. TUESDAY EVIDING.

It is now definitively settled that the Emperor
will leave Biarritz to-morrow, and proceed with-
out p halt to St. Cloud, where, barring accidents,
he will certainly arrive on Thursday. His pro-
posed excursion to his Solferino farm is given up
on account of the postponement of the King of
Portugal's visit, which only took place this day.
The France has the monopoly of the news that the
King and Queen of Portugal with their suites are
expected in Paris to-morrow or next day, and that
the Pavillon Marvin at the Tuileries is being pre-
pared for their reception. This event following
upon the Biarritz visit is calculated to encourage
the belief that the Emperor patronises with great
if not irresistible force, the offer of the King to
mediate between the Pope and Victor Emmanuel.
A communication from Biarritz says :

The Emperor hag given orders to raise the Villa
&labile by an additional storey. The inhabitants of Bias.
ritz are delighted at this determination, which in their eyes
is a sort of gage of the frequent return of their Majesties to
a spot so favoured by nature. The Emperor appears per.
featly satisfied with the life be leads hers ; the Empress
seems in excellent spirits, and the Priam Imperial is in per.
feet health. The young Prince, wishing to gives testimo-
sdal of his satisfaction to his swimming master, M. Fournot,
lately presented to him upon the beach, in presence of the
Emperor and Empress, a gold medal and a diploma signed
by his own hand.
The announcement in the Debate, that Count
Walewaki, now or at least lately at Biarritz, is going
to Florence on an important mission, is, I am
to believe, untrue.
A Florence letter in the Journal de Rouen

says :
The ex-King of Naples is serionaly disquieted by the
approaching departure of the French troops. Before the
15th of September, 1F46, he will have to decide on some
course. He holds frequent councils of his minister' at the
Farness Palace. TIN two brothers Ulloa, one Minister
of the Interior, and the other of War and Marine,
es also Baron Oarbonelli, Minister of Finsnos, must have
taken some important resolution under the inspira-
tion of the ex-king, as the Minister of Marine has been
sees at Clyde Voorhis visiting in detail the two Neapolitan
steamers Dolphin° and Messaggsro. I learn that a source
of petroleum has bean discovered in the Abruzzi, near
Zecca. On the indication■ given by two geologists, MM.
Stephani and Beggiatto, a shaft was sunk, and after six
months' labour petroleum has been oome on. The source
is so abundant that Italy will find herself relieved from
the tribute which she has been paying for that production
to America.
The Bourse contiuues better. It was an agree-
able surprise that the rise in the discount was only
5 per cent. A rise of 6 was expected. Rents rose
150. for cash and 7c. for account, and Mobilier
7fr. 50c. MexiCan rose I.

Erdan, the Roman correspondent of Le Temps
says :—" Mgr. Manning, rewired the pall= on the anni-
versary of the publication of the brief which re-established
the Romeo hierarchy in Esglead. It is positively intended
to establish another epiacopal see in the province of York,ok
in which case Mgr. Manning wonld receive the t
Primate of England."
The independence Beige has a long account of the
proceedings which took place on the occasion of the inaugu-
ration of the statue of the late M. Verhaegen. M. Ver
hug= was the founder of the free University of Brussels
and Grand Muter of the Freemasons in Belgium. if. Van
Scheer, Senator and tut interim Grand Muter of the
Order, made a speech in which he spoke of the hostility of
the episcopal body to wiener, end of the " conduct of their
supreme head, who in a pitiful encyclican has just out-
poured insult and calumny on men who in uniting them-
selves in the interest of liberty and truth have only male
nee of an unquestionable right."
The Messrs. Clalignani, of Paris, have built and
endowed an hospital for the English poor residing in this
city. It is 'Busted on the new Boulevard de Bingen, and
contains 25 beds, six in the moo's' ward, sal six in the
women's, and the rest in separate rooms on an upper story.
It is placel under the direction of an English Sister of
Charity, and two medical men, also English, hare wider.
taken to give gratuitous attendance. The building, which
has a garden attached, was given over on Monday by the
Mum. Galignsni to the English amiassedor, and becomes
English property from this day forward.
Steam scavengers and "marmdamiers" having been
found to *newer their purpose extremely wall in the streets
of Psi* there is row in daily operation a steam roller for
crushing the stoned and levelling and consolidating the roads.
Thispowerful machine weighs about 14,000 kilogrammes, and
in being worked with the utmost facility on the Poet Royal,
making the Daunts and descents without the least di!.
Acuity. Two men—an engine-driver and stoker—srs sat.
Saint to work the =glee.