The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-19 00:00:00

THE NEW STATUTES OF THE CREDIT

MOBILIER.
PARIS, Yawn 18.
An imperial decree has been published to-day
sanctioning the new statutes of the Credit Mobilise
Company. A statement of the financial condition
of the company will in future be published every
month.
The interest on Treasury Bonds has been fixed at
2, and 3 per cent. respectively.

THE HUNGARIAN DIET.

PESTH, MARCH 17.

In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the
Hungarian Diet it was decided, on the motion of
Herr Deak, that the members appointed to confer
with the deputation from the Croatian Diet should
be selected both from the Upper and Lower House.
..
The members thus chosen will receive instruc-
tions from the Diet to defend the integrity of the
Hungarian crown, not to consent to the separation
of the provinces appertaining thereto, and to sub-
mit the resolutions they may arrive at to the
sanction of the Hungarian Diet.

SPAIN.

TILLIMILD, MIAMI 17, Evitrata.

The state of siege has been raised in New Castille.
The Congress has passed the bill granting pen-
sions to the sons of the deceased Infante Don Fran-
cisco Assis.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARE, NAICH 17, 3.30 Ls.
The Bourse has been heavy. Rentes closed at
69.75, or Sc. lower than yesterday.

The royal mail steamship Cuba arrived at Liver-
pool yesterday morning with advices from New
York to the 7th inst. A summary of the intelli-
gence she brings appeared in our impression of
Saturday.
THE ALLIGED OUTBATAL or CHOLETIA lit EGYPT.
—The Mondeur du Soir publishes the following note:—
" The Semaphore having announced that a thirty days'
quarantine had been declared at Malta for all arrivals from
Alexaadria, a certain degree of uneasiness was occasioned
at Marseilles. The Minister of Agriculture and Commerce
at once telegraphed to the French consul-general at Aleue-
dris for information as to its sanitary state, and was
alumna that there was no cholera is Egypt ; that race
single isolated care bad occurred on the 7th at the European
hospital, and that since the public health was everywhere
excellent."
Tar Psais Exantrnorr or 1867.—The summary
of the number of exhibitors and the demands for space hue
just been made up and shows the following results c—The
number of proposing exhibitors, exclusive of fine arts, is
2.280. In 1855 the number was 1,541. The total net space
demanded in the forthcoming exhibition exceeds 305,090
sqUlre feet (exclusive of space demanded in the park). The
net space at the deposal of the British execrative is 93,000
suare feet, or considerably less than one-third of the spice
asqked foe. In 1855 the net guess filled was 88,000 square
feet.
Tar Flurialcs me AIIEBICa.—A Fenian maas-
meeting, attended, it is estimated, by 100,000 persons, was
held on Sunday last, under Cr:dahony's auspices at Jones-
wood, New York. The speakers urgently appealed for sub-
scriptions to the bonds, for the sale of which booths were
erected oo the ground. Vilahopy announced that fighting
bad commenced in Ireland, and asked for sufficient fends to
enable en expedition to have America for Ireland in six weeks.
Captain hreafferty, an envoy from Stephens, declared
that in Ireland the Fenian' had ready for battle a disci-
plined army of 300.000 men—all they required was arms.
The meeting pseud resolutions that as American citizens
they bad assembled to express sympathy with, and were
determined to bestow material aid upon a people desiring
to be free. The suspension of the Habeas Corpus was en
acknowledgment that Ireland was in a state of war, end
therefore entitled by all the rules of civilised warfare to
belligerent rights. the meeting therefore called upon their
government at Wuhington without delay to acknowledge
Ireland as a belligerent. The meeting resolved that
all funds should be immediately remitted to Joh. Mit-
chel, Faris. Great enthusiasm prevailed, and 25,000 dol-
lars of bonds were sold. The catholic Archbishopof New
York issued a circular urging upon his congregation to
absent themselves from the Jones-wood gathering. In a
sermon preached on Sunday last the archbishop regretted
that the catholics had made an exception in their history
by closing their ears to their Morey upon the subject of
Fenianiana. He appealed to them to withdraw from the
movement. which lad already gone too far, and
said that the meeting at Jones-wood was an
open profanation of the Sabbath. Captain 'Mat-
fett, had a long interview with President John-
's's on Saturday. At a meeting of Fenian naval men,
held at Chicago, it was reported that Fenian vessels
were fitting out at that city. A large demonstration was
made yeeterdsy at Philadelphia, when McCafferty
made a speech in which he stated that were the first
blow to be struck in the heart of Inglend it would be
twenty titer more severe than is based, end that
Stephens was the military organiser is Europe.
NAVAL Arcane:art:mi.—We observe that the
annual meetings of the Institution of Naval Areliteets will
be held in the roans of the Society of Arta, cm Thursday,
Friday, lied Saturday nest. Sir john Pakusgtea, But,
M.P., will preside. Important pmotisal and smastils
perm will be read and discussed ; and smug ethers, one
os the mouthy of iron ships, and soother au Ism* of hey
Alps with eresos to recent lama at see.

M.M. Buffet, Cheoandier de Valdreme Gamier, Martel.
le Marquis de Talhouet, Maurice Richard, le Comte de
Chambrun, Lombreeht, Jules Brame, le Baron de
Janne, le Baron de, LespErut, le Marquis d'indelarre,
Awe], Plicboo, de Dalmas, le Berea de Bavinal,
le Baron EschweEriaux' le Vloomte ds Bambourgt,
le Colonel Regale, Holb Bernard, Latour-du-Moulin,
Lacroix Saint-Pierre, le Vicomte de Grouchy, le
Comte Relies Clap-ride. GeUibert des Seguin; Candles,
Lefebure, le GEneral Lantos, Stievenert-Bethune,
Goerg, Planet, Malfzieux, Javal, de Wendel, le Marquis
de Toroy, Lubonie, le Marquis de Grammont, De Mien-
court, De Richemoot, Pihon-Leroy, le Vicomte Clary,
le Baron de Plane,.
Baron Jerome David, a sort of member ;of the
Bonaparte family, vehemently defended the ex-
isting state of things against what he called the
insidious attach of the tiers parti.
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K Martel, a former peer
the amendment ; and after
speech by M. Du Miral the
till Monday.
M. Rouher will doubtless speak to-morrow.
Baroche, the Minister of Justice and Public
Worship, after long consideration, has rendered a
decision against the orthodox majority of the Paris
Protestant Consistory in the matter of the pastor,
Martin Pasohoud. He rules that the conaistory
had no right to put him on the retired list, with a
pension, and refuses to confirm its resolutions to
that effect.
The Crown Prince of Denmark was present at
Lady's Dowley's reception last night, but he only
stayed about a quarter of an hour, and the general
company only hoard of his arrival after he had
gone.
A French officer of rash, M. Haillot, chef-
d'escadron on the staff, and an aidede•camp of
Marshal Regnanit de Saint Jean d'Angely, has
been appointed trifor to the princes sons of The
Viceroy of Egypt.

of France, supported
a short oonservative
debate was adjourned

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MOIDAY, )ARCH 19, 9 1../1.

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