The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-13 00:00:00

SAXONY.

DRESDEN, IlAv 11.
Both houses of the klaxon Diet have been ad-
journed until the beginning of November.

CROATIA.

AGRAM, MAT 11.

The Croatian Diet has postponed the discussion
of the address to the throne. The Diet has ramolved
to abstain from passing all resolutions or bills until
the resolution of the Diet that no member shall be
liable to be prosecuted for his speeches or to be
arrested shall have received the sanction of the
Emperor. M. Xsiokossck, a member of the party
hostile to the union between Croatia and Hungary,
delivered a speech strongly advocating national
union between Berrie and Croatia.

THE CANDIAN INSURRECTION.
(X)RFU, War 10.

Intelligence froni Greek sources assert. that Omer
Puha attacked Splakia on the 4th inst., but was
repulsed, and that ho renewed his attack on the
following day, when he was again defeated with
great has.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, MAT 11, Er cmc.

The t )IJ; 44 #me of this evening says :—" We are
authorised to declare wholly incorrect the news
published bj the Memorial Diplomatique that
Russia only consented to Italy's participation in
the London Conference on condition that the occa-
sion should not bo considered as a precedent."
The Oliinione proceeds to point out that Italy is
fully entitled to take part in assemblies of the
powers, and adds :—" None of the powers repre-
sented at the Conference proposed any such restric-
tion—which Italy, on the other hand, could not
hut have rejected—and Russia, so far from placing
any obstacle in the way of our future status in
Eirope, congratulated herself upon Italy having
taken that position among the great powers to
which she is entitled." It is said that the Italian
government will shortly lay before the chamber all
the diplomatic correspondence on the Luxemburg
question. Intelligence received here from all parts
of the kingdom states that a most favourable im-
pression has been created by the prospect of the
suppression of the forced currency held out by
Signor Ferrara in his recent financial statement.
VENICE, MAY 10.

The King, in an audience to the authorities of
this city, has announced that he has given 60,000
lire to the poor. His Majesty also stated that he
would apply to the parliament for ten millions lire
for the execution of various public works in Venice.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, NAT 11.

The King and Queen of the Belgians have post-
poned their departure to Paris for a few days. It
is probable that they will leave on Thursday next.

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, MAY

The Chamber of Peers has approved in principle
the law imposing new taxes upon article', of con-
sumption by 40 against 17 votes.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, MAY 11.
In consequence of the rumours of a reduction of
the tariff, 18,000 workmen have addressed a letter
to the government inquiring what foundation exists
for these rumours. The Finance Minister, in his
reply, says that he does not sympathise with the
free-trade views of M. Molinari. He does not
desire a reduction of the tariff. The Minister of
Foreign Affairs, replying to the same inquiries,
declares that he seal no necessity to reduce the
tariff in favour of foreign countries, although such
a reduction might improve the relations with
foreign governments. The question of the lower-
ing of the tariff would therefore remain unin-
fluenced by political motives.

INDIA.
BOMBAY, MAY R, 9.30 P.Y.

ilbs. shirtings, 6r. ; 81lbs. ditto, ir. 6a. 40's
mule twist, 131. Cotton quiet : Dhollerah, 222 r.
Exchange on London, la. lnd. Freights to Liver-
pool, 80e. The latest London date is May 2.

CALCUTTA, M.tr 3.

shirtings, Br. 6a. 40's mule twist, Tia.
Cotton, 174. Exchange on London, Is. 110.
Four per Cent. Government securities, 871 ; Five
per Cent. ditto, 105} ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent.
ditto, 110. Freighte to England, 455.

AMERICA.

(at an.arr►c TILLEGILAPH.)
NEW YORK, MA 11, 6 P.M.

Closing prices :—Gold, 1354. Sterling exchange
on London, 104. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1004 ;
Illinois, 1144; Erie, 622. Cotton: Middling Up-
land, 28i. Petroleum, refined, 26.

THE Luxzmanto Qyzariow.—The Muslims. of
yesterday says :—" The treaty which regulates the ques-
tions respecting the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg was
signed yesterday evening in London. The limperor's
government will hasten to communicate the dinpositicns
of the treaty to the Senate and the Corps Legislatif."

COLLEGE or PReotrrOlts.—A meeting of the
council of this corporation was held on Saturday. The
diploma of associate was granted to Mr. H. Hangar:4,
of Springfield, Whitby and Mr. J. C. Worthington, of
Slackeurae-park, Slough. The following gentlemen were
elected members of the council :—The Rev. Dr. Angus, the
Rev. I sr. Haig-Browne, the Rev. L. J. Moralism. the Rev. Dr.
Holden, the Rev. Dr. Homan, Mr. Herbert, Dr. Knightley,
and Mr. Templeton ; and the undermentioned gentlemen
were elected members of the college :—Mr. J. H. Dowse,
i 4, Richnsond.terrace. Clapham-road ; Mr. W. W. Magee,
Cniversity College School ; Mr. J. Smethweite, Grammar
School, Lenham ; Mr. H. Hallte, Spring Hill, Whitby;
Mr. H. Jones, Kelvedon School; and Mr. J. Lemke,
Idle near Leeds.
IdourrrAL TOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST V ICTORIA-
PAWL —The number of patients relieved at this institution
during last week was 1,599, of which 356 were new came.