The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-31 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(azuna's TIL/GIUMS.)

APPOINTMENT OF BARON BEUST AS
AUSTRIAN FOREIGN MINISTER.
PRAGUE, Ger. 30, EVENING.

The appointment of Baron von Beust as Ana-
tgian Mutiater for Foreign Affairs was signed to-
day.

AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
VIENNA, Ocr. 30.

cocilaplaints .ks,ve been addressed by the
AUstrian government to Count •Apizzoiir-11Iir
Italian representative in this city, relative
to insults recently offered to Austrian sub-
jects in Venetia. To these complaints Count
Apizzoni has replied by a letter to the Austrian
Minister for Foreign Affairs, in which he states
that he hail no knowledge of the circumstances in

question, but he could assure the minister, with
every expression of sincere regret, that the Italian
government would endeavour, by the most ener-
getic measures, to prevent any recurrence of similar
events.

The current rumour that the government in-
tended to dissolve the municipal council of Vienna
is officially declared to be wholly unfounded.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Orr. 30.

In consequence of the new projects for financial
reform, all the government contracts formerly
given to foreign establishments will henceforth be
executed in Russia, iu order to facilitate the deve-
lopment of the national industry. Cutler the new
financial arrangements, a saving is also anticipated
in the navy estimates of 16,0(10,000 roubles, with-
, out necessitating any interruption in the construc-
tion of the iron-clad vessels now building, and with-
out any decrease in the national means of defence
or reduction of the Baltic tleet.

A portion of the fleets on foreign stations will be
put out of commission, and the Caspian fleet is to
be reduced.

The naval establishments at Sebastopol and As-
trachan are to be given up and retrenchments are
to be effected in the central administration at St.
Petersburg. . .

The .ILitide of to-day publishes intelligence
from Bukhara announcing the arrival of the Cover-
nor of Orenburg at Taschkend. At that town a
deputation of the inhabitants had presented him
with an address soliciting union with Russia. The
request was granted by the Governor, and the in-
habitants took the oath of allegiance to the Czar
on the 29th August last. They also forwarded a
loyal address to his Majesty.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct A, EVENING.

The Prince de la Tour d'Aurergne, French
Anibirsador to the court of St. James', has left
Paris for London.

The Etcndard of this evening announces that an
arrangement has been concluded between Prussia
and the Netherlands, according to which the
former power will occupy the fortress of Luxembourg.
The same journal adds that Prussia does not
demand the entry of Limburg into the North
German Confederation.

THE INSURRECTION IN CANDIA.
REPULSE OF THE TURKISH TROOPS.

The f olloviing official message has been receivedby
Renter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Consulate-General of Greece in London :
ATHENS, Ocr. 25, 10.15 P.M.
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The attack of Mustapha Pacha against Stylos,
in Apucorona, on the 17th October, has been re-
pulsed, with 300 killed and wounded. The Egyp-
tian general, Ismail Pacha, was severely wounded.
Reinforcements have been sent to Mustapha
Pacha.

AMERICA.
(et an/Jerre TIMIDGRAP7I.)
THE FENIAN TRIALS IN CANADA.
TORONTO, Ocr. 27.
The Fenian priest McMahon has been sentenced
to be hanged.