The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-06 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

PESTH, Fn. 5.

The result of the deliberations of the Committee
of Sixty-seven has not created a favourable impres-
sion upon public opinion. Several members of the
Deak party have gone over to the Left.

THE CANDIAN INSURRECTION.
PARIS, Fes. 5.
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The Paris journals publish intelligence from
Constantinople dated 4th instant. Advice' had
been received in that city from Candle, announcing
that the Sphakiotes were prepared to oppose the
landing of any fresh band of recruits which might
arrive for the insurgents. A body of Sphakiotes,
one hundred strong, had joined the Turkish troops
to assist in the expulsion of foreigners from the
island. The administration was being reconsti-
tuted in all parts. A party of volunteers had es-
caped to Cerigo, others had been forcibly expelled,
and the Turkish commissioner receives every day
demands for permission to quit the island. The
same advices say the Cretan insurrection no longer
exists ; brigandage alone survives in some points of
the island, and this cannot continue long. Server
Effendi has arrived in Candia. He will cause an
election to be held of the moat noteworthy inhabi-
tants, both Mussulman and Christian, who will
proceed to Constantinople in order to concert with
the commission which has been appointed there for
the re-organization of Crete.

PRINCIPALITUDJ.

BUCHAREST, Fre. 5.

The Roumanian Chamber has voted the budgets
for the departments of Justice and the Interior.

JA.SBY, FIB. 5.

The Hospodar has distributed considerable
amounts of money among the inhabitants for the
relief of the existing distress.

FRANCE.

PARIS, Fn. 5.

The France of this evening, referring to the new
press laws, states that the amount of the security
hitherto required to be deposited with the govern-
ment on the establishment of a new journal is to
be increased, but that tho stamp duty will be
reduced to 3 centimes. The France also announces
that the new scheme for the re-organization of the
army essentially differs in many respects from that
published some time back by the Momiteur. The
new project will be more simple of application than
the old one, the contingent placed at the disposal
of the government will be less considerable than
was formerly proposed, and the reserves could be
called out with greater promptitude.

THE RIOTS IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, FEB. 5.

Thirty of the miners who took part in the riots
at Marchiennea have been arrested, including the
principal ringleader. This has had the effect of
restoring order, and the men belonging to the
different factories and coal mines near Marchiennes
have now resumed work. A denial is given to a
current rumour that the disturbances were pro-
voked by the intrigues of foreign emissaries.

INDIA.
(Viii Triode.)

BOMBAY, JAN. 12.

A sad accident has occurred on the Hooghly by
the sinking of a steamer returning to Calcutta with
passengers from Howes. About twenty persona
were drowned.

The Russians are reported to have taken Suzak,
in Bokhara. Thu King of Bokhara has sent a
second messenger to the government of the Punjab
asking assistance against the Russians.

The Sultan of Sanzibar has sent a mission to the
Humali country to rescue from captivity the sur-
vivors of the wreck of the H. Ablis.

Ferozeshah. the only great rebel at Delhi who
escaped punishment, died at Bukhara.
The debenture loan of sixty lace for public works
in Bombay was rapidly taken up. Government
has decided to erect forts at Italian, Raul Piadu,
and Peshawar.

Sir Bartle Frere has retunied to Bombay. He
held a durbar at Kowachu, and met the chiefs of
Kaltiewar, and was enthusiastically received

everywhere.
The sixth Convocation of the Bombay Univer-
sity for conferring degrees was held on the Bth
inst. The High Court of Bombay has rescinded
the order prohibiting the transmission of the Com-
mercial Bank• funds to England. The loss on
exchange in remitting will be nearly 20,000 rupees
at present rates. The ludo-European Telegraph
still works badly, and the latest dates received are
to the 31st December. Cotton and piece goods
markets active. Money abundant, but great dis-
trust prevails. Weather cool. Public health
satisfactory.

(EY MICE OVERLAND ULCERATE.)
BOMBAY, JAS. 26, 5.13 r.x.
j 71b. shirtings, 6r. 14a. ; 811 b. shirting., Br. 40'a
mole twist, 15a. Cotton held firmly. Dhollerah,
290 r. Shipments of the week, 28,000 bales. Ex-
change on London, la. 114(1. Government Se-
curities: Four per Cent., 89 ; Five per Ceuta., 108;