The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-30 00:00:00

CROATLL

AGEAM, MAT 28.

The new Diet will not be convoked till after the
coronation, and it is stated that it will be called
upon to assemble, not at Agram, but at Kaaegg.

FIUME, ILsi-211.

The rescript ordering elections of deputies from
this town to the Hungarian Diet has arrived here.
The town is to be illuminated this evening in
honour of the event.

THE BRAZILS.
LISBON, MAY 28.
Advices received here from La Plata report no
military actions from the seat of war. Epidemics
have made great ravages in the Brazilian army in
Buenos Ayres and the towns on the banks of the
Parana.

THIS RZPORM LEAOUg.—Last evening the coun-
cil of the Reform League met at the offices in Adelphi-
terrace, Mr. Edmund Reales in the chair. The chairman
said the principal object of the meeting wee to consider
what the future course of the League should be. He
confessed that what took place in the House of Commons
the previous day placed him rather in a position of diffi-
culty, because really all their friends on the liberal side of
the house were doing nothing but complimenting the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and saying they were per-
fectly satisfied with the government bill, which was as
much as to say that the Reform League might shut up.
He however was not disposed to shut the doors of the League.
There were the questions of the ballot, the redistribution
of seats, and others of importance which should demand
their attention, but on no consideration would they be pre-
pared to lower their banner of manhood suffrage. A long
dieaussion ensued, the general feeling being that the opera-
tions of the Lawns should be continued, and that its
sphere of action should be extended, and its platform
widened. Eventually a resolution was carried, to the
effect that she League should now earnestly preen the
adoption of the ballot, and that the executive council
should carefully consider the question of the redis-
tribution of seats. The following extract of a letter
from Garibaldi to Mr. Beale., dated " Castelletti,
near Florence, 19th May, 184,7," was read :—" Forward,
apostle of the right and of the true. We will follow
you in the holy crusade sgainst ignorance and despotism.
Following your example, we will Invite all the workmen's
societies in Italy to unite and form themselves around the
Artisans' Society (now in Florence, to-morrow in Rome),
presided over by the great p.pohino of the city of Galileo,
G. Dolfi and, like you, we will find our forum—our Hyde-
park, where, assembled without arms, but with the
majority of a great people, we will demand to be well
governed. The example, too, of our brother workmen of
Paris and Berlin, exchanging a reciprocal word of love,
whilst the governments excited the nations to undermine
each other—let it be an example for the future. The
nations must know that, with concord, they can for ever
overthrow the ignorance and despotism that till now
hindered the brotherhood of nations. Say to the English
workmen that the Italian workmen send them a word of
praise for their noble conduct in the last meeting, and a
kiss of brotherly love.—fl. GARIBALDI."
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