The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-12 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(szurza's :Lama's.)
FRANCE. _

PARIS. Spr U.

The Patric of this evening states that several
questions relating to the re-organisation of the
French army will be submitted to a special com-
mission, appointed for the purpose of drawing up
a bill, which will be laid before the Corps Legia-
latif next session.

General Castelnau, aide-de-camp to the Em-
peror, will leave to-morrow for Mexioo, on a special
mission. It is stated that he will deliver to' the
Emperor Maximilian an autograph letter from the
Emperor Napoleon.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, bar. 11, Evisimra.

The new Prussian (Cross) Gazette of this even-
ing says :—" We consider it doubtful that
amnesty will be granted on the occasion of the
entry of the troops into Berlin, as the government
have drawn upthe plan of such a measure, but have
not yet made any decision an the subject. On the
other band, we think we may assume that when
the amnesty is issued it will be found to extend to
civilians."

The government has ordered the 4th battalions
of the infantry regiments to be disbanded. Those
soldiers belonging to these battalions who are not
dismissed are to be dranghtad into the reserve bat-
talions.

AUSTRIA.

VISITIZA, Bin. 11.

Impc-ial orders have been published to-day re-
lieving Lieutenant Field-Marshal Heinkstein von
Belle of his post as chief of the staff, and appoint-
ing in his stead Lieutenant Field-Marshal Baron
John. The latter is also entrusted with the port-
folio of Minister of War.

A meeting of the deputies of the German Diets of
Austria was held the day before yesterday at
Aussee, Steiermark, to consider the measures to be
adopted for determining the position of the Ger-
man population of Austria, and for preserving
their connexion with Germany.

The meeting recognised that the formation of
an united German party was indispensable, and
that the principle of dualism, with the restriction
that certain matters be recognised as common
affairs and dealt with by common parliamentary
treatment, was the only arrangement by which real
liberty could be attained.
It was further agreed that the state of things
imperatively called for a clear definition of the
competency of the representative assemblies, with
a reservation in favour of the maintenance of the
peculiar institutions of the different countries, as
well as for a revision of the constitution by a legal
and general representation of the countries this
I aide the Leitha.

THE NETHERLANDS.
AMSTERDAM, Barr. 11.

A popular disturbance took place here to-day in
consequence of the annual fair having been prohi-
bited by the municipal authorities in view of the
prevalence of cholera. The populace invaded the
Bourse, and business was completely interrupted.

CAPTURE OF BRIGANDS AT ROME.
ROME, Szrr. IL

Yesterday a body of Papal gensdarmes captured
near Alatri seven Neapolitan brigands, on whom
was found the sum of 7,000 crowns. Three other
brigands succeeded in escaping, but were subse-
quently arrested at Rome. They had also in their
possession a considerable sum of money in gold.

RUSSIA.
BT. PETERSBURG, Sm. 11.
General Mouravieff, late President of the Com-
stallion of Investigation into the recent conspire-

cies, is dead.

THE EASTERN QUESTION.

BERLIN, SILPT. 11, EMITIM.

The semi-official North German Ceuta of to-day
says :—" The re-opening of the Eastern question
might disturb Prussia in her organisation of the
North German Confederation, and divert public
attention from the establishment of the political
relations of Germany. We rather doubt that the
Eastern question will this time assume a peaceful
phase."