The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

PEBTH. JAN. 22.

The Governor of Transylvania has addreesed
remonstrances to the Austrian government against
the imperial patent upon the organisation of the
army.

The Deak party deny that an understanding
exists between Herr Pulazky and the German
political leaders in Vienna. It is believed that
an Hungarian ministry will be appointed.

DENMARK.
COPHNHAGEN, JAy. 21.

In to-day's sitting of the Volksthing the govern-
ment were asked when the cabinet proposed to
communicate to the house a report on the foreign
policy hitherto followed by Denmark, and also
upon the diplomatic negotiations conducted with
foreign Powers.

THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE MAILS.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 22.

The Union Company's steamer Celt, with the
above mails, arrived here this morning. Her dates
are—Cape of Good Hope, 19th December; St.
Helena, 27th ; and Ascension, 31st. She brings 52
passengers, among whom are Colonel Fellows of
the Cape staff, and Colonel Dunne of the 99th
Regiment. The mails have been landed and
forwarded, and the Celt has proceeded for South-
ampton.

The Cape parliament continued in session, and
it was not known when the prorogation would take
place. A great deal of time had been consumed
in the discussion of the proposals of the select
committee of the House of Assembly on the
contemplated retrenchments in the expenditure.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALASIAN.
(Vlll Queenstown.)
NEW YORK, JAN. 9, Mosonso.

The Hon. Mr. Ashley, of Ohio, has offered a
resolution in the House of Representatives to
impeach President Johnson under charges of gross
abuse of his veto, appointing, and pardoning powers,
of corrupt disposition of public property, and of
interfering with the elections. The resolution
authorised the judiciary committee to investigate
the conduct of the President and report what
grounds existed for his impeachment. The house
adopted the resolution by 107 to 38 votes.

The President vetoed the District of Columbia
Imperial Suffrage Bill, which both houses subse-
quently passed over the veto.
It is reported that Mr. Thaddeus Stevens is pre-
paring a bill declaring martial law throughout the
South.
The Canadian authorities have refused the de-
mand of Mr. Seward for papers relative to the
Fenian trials.

A Fenian meeting was held in New York on
Monday last, when resolutions were passed de-
claring Stephens a humbug, and electing General
Gleeson in his place.

MEXICO.
NEW YORK, JAN. 9, MORNING.

Advice* received here from Mexico state that
Juarez left Chihuahua on December 10 for
Durango to establish his capital.
It is reported that Mejia has been defeated near
San Luis Potosi.

Several prominent republican generals have
adhered to the cause of Ortega, who has issued a
proclamation reciting his claim to the presidency.
The merchants of Monterey are reported fa-
vourable to Maximilian.
The American steamers Continental and Panama
have been seized on the Pacific coast by the
Republican General Corona, because the owners
held a grant under Maximilian.
The Republicans had occupied Mazatlan, and had
perpetrated great barbarities.
The report of the execution of Escobetlo has been
denied.
ARRIVAL OF THE ALLEMANNIA.
SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 22.
The Hamburg and American Company's steam-
ship Allemania arrived here this morning.

(Via Southampton.)
NEW YORK, JAN. 5, Moitinxo.

The Senate has repealed the section of the Con_
fiscation Act giving the President a discretionary
power to proclaim a general amnesty.

Resolutions have been introduced in the House
of Representatives reducing the powers of the
Supreme Court, and also proposing the division of
Texas into four territories.

The Ohio Legislature has ratified the Constitu-
tional Amendment.

Mr. Ashley has announced that he will present
a bill for the impeachment of the President.

A test case is about to be submitted to the Su-
preme Court requiring a decision as to whether or
not Alabama is a state.

The steamer Don has sailed on a secret expedi-
tion. She is reported to have gone to convey
15,000,0U0 dole. to St. Thomas for the purchase of
that island from Denmark.

The mission of Minister Campbell has been
abandoned for the present.

It is announced at Montreal that the British
government has commuted the sentence of death
passed upon the Fenian' in Canada to twenty years'
imprisonment.

The steamer Fashion has been burned on the
Mississippi river. 300 lives were lost, mostly
freedmen.

MEXICO.

NEW YORK, JAN. 5.

Advices from Mexico istate that the Emperor
Maximilian had issued a decree dividing the Im-
perial army into three corps under Miramon, Mejia,
and Marquez, and providing for the transportation
homeward of the Austrian and Belgian troops.
The Emperor Maximilian, in a recent address,
expresses regret at the attitude of the United States
towards Mexico.

General Castelneau was seriously ill with fever.
Republican accounts state that Juarez had forces
within eight miles of Mexico city. The imperial
accounts are only desultory.
Guerilla warfare was being waged by the Repub-
licans.

Ortega was strongly supported in Northern
hteidoo.

(BY ATLANTIC Tzumunt.)
NEW YORK, JAN. 21, EvaNirrra.

Gold, 137. Sterling exchange on London, 1021;
5-20 United States Bonds, 108 ; Illinois, 116 ;
Erie, 65. Cotton—Middling upland, 341,.
The Inman steamship City of New York arrived
out to-day.