The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-10 00:00:00

THE EMPRESS OP AUSTRIA.

A communication from Vienna in the Condit*.
Gonne, has the following :
Two years ago, the Empress Elizabeth, who will next
month attain her 23rd year, gave birth to her third child.
Since that time she has been attacked with a dry cough,
and has fallen away in • manner the more extraordinary,
that before she was remarkable for her brilliant freshness
of complexion. Although no alarming symptoms have de-
clared themselves, the disease under which she labours
made such visible progress, that the Archduchess Sophia,
her mother in-law, was induced, during the recent absence
of the Emperor at Warmer to have • consultation of the
most celebrated Austrian physicians, such as Scoda,
Oppoltzer, and others, whose unanimous advice was
that in order to effectually combat the malady, the Empress
should proceed as soon as possible to the milder climate of
the Azores, and remain there at least during the winter.
This decision of the faculty was immediately transmitted by
telegraph to the Emperor, who, fearing that a greeter
danger had been concealed from him, remained under • feel-
log of the greatest anxiety until his return to \lent', when,
becoming tranquillised, he immediately occupied himself
with the necessary preparations for her Majesty's voyage.
M. Bayer, private secretary of the Empress, immediately left
for Southampton, whence he will proceed by the find steam-
packet to Madeira to prepare apartments for her Majesty,
whose departure will take place about the 18th or 20th inst.
Her suite will consist of Count Nobili, three ladies of
honour, and two physicians, with a suitable number of ser-
vants of both sexes. In order to avoid as much as possible
the fatigue of a long voyage, particularly at this period of
the year when the navigation of the Adriatic and time Medi-
terranean is rough, it has boon decided that her Majesty
shall embark at one of the Atlantic ports, sad Antwerp,
Southampton, and Calais have been talked of, but without
any decision being yet come to. As an the Austrian vessels
of war are now fitted out for active service, it would require
several weeks to prepare one for the Empress and hermits,
and she will, therefore, proceed to her destination b an
English steam.frigate, which the Queen of F.agb km
kindly placed at her diaposal. The absence of her Majesty
will be for at least six months. The Archduke Ferdinand
Maximilian and the Princess Charlotte will amve at Vienna
from Trieste next week, to take leave of the Empress."

DEATH or Mn. ALDERMAN WI:RR—It is with
feelings of the deepest !spit we ham to announce the de-
cease of Mr. Alderman Wire, which melancholy event oC-
oarred yesterday (Friday) morning at his residence,
Lawishun, shortly before tea o'clock. The late worthy
alderman of Vi'albrook Ward was in town on Monday, sp.
peering somewhat better, and on his return home was in
much better spirits than usual, which raised hope in the
minds of his family that he would improve. Dunes Mon-
day night, however, be was seized with violent sickness, and
from that time he gradually sank, despite the efforts of hie
medical attendants, Dr. &own Simard, Dr. Ramskill, sod
Mr. Smith. During Wednesday Mr. Wire became delirious,
his complaint, paralysis having evidently deeply affected
the brain, and on the following day he wee entirely unarm-
MMUS, in which state be remained until his death. We
said scarcely say that the melancholy occurrence cast a
/loam over the proceedings of yesterday. The event, too,
r rendered more melancholy by the fact that the day of his
death was the InCOnd anniversary of his accession to the
civic chair.— Cir y Press.
CHTFITAL PALACZ.—The entries for the great
Winter Poultry Show, which is to be held at the Palace
during the week in which the Smithfield Club Cattle Show
takes place, dose this day (Saturday).
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w .—Disordensil Stoensch. Wh the stomach fails faith-
fully to perform tta functions indigestion la produced, the Issue
of winch Is encartain. The food, after paring =digested through
the sluggish etornach, irritates the bowels, and sets up dierrhica,
which probably relievers the sufferer for a time. To rectify the
disordered digestion and check the Ind morbid symptoms
nothing previously prescribed equals Holloway's Digestive Nils.
which In seven eases should be insisted by hie Obstalent. rubbed
I over the stomach and right side perseveringly for ten minutes
twice a day. The united action of these remedies over stomach,
liner, and bowels is =mediate, beneticted, sod lasties; they re-
store order and ease, and simult=co.ssly remove the cause and
consequences of the disease.

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