The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-05 00:00:00

ITALY.

RECEPTION
lON OF THE VENETIAN DEPUTA.
T THE ING.

TURIN, Nov. 3.

The deputation from Venetia, composed of the
mayors of the principal towns, reached this city at
2 o'clock to-day.
Their arrival was announced by a salvo of ar-
tillery. The municipality of Turin, the civil and
military authorities, and the court dignitaries pro-
ceeded to meet them at the railway station, around
which an immense number of people assembled,
who heartily cheered the deputation. Commander
Tecchio delivered a spt.sech, which was greatly
applauded, and interrupted by shouts of " Viva
Venezia !" from the multitude. The National
Guard, the troops, and various corporations after-
wards defiled before the deputation.
To-morrow, after the result of the plebiacitum
in Venetia has been communicated to the King,
General Menabrea will deliver to his Majesty the
iron crown of Lombardy.

FLORENCE, Nov. 3.

All the ministers left the capital this evening for
Turin, in order to be present at the reception of
the Venetian deputation in that city by King Victor
Emmanuel to-morrow•

TURIN, Nov. 4.

This morning King Victor Emmanuel, sur-
rounded by the Princes, the Ministers, the digni-
taries of the State, and the President of the
Chamber of Deputies, received the Venetian depu-
tation, which communicated to his Majesty the
result of the plebiscitunt. After the ceremony the
national guard, the troops, and the various cor-
porate bodies defiled before his Majesty annil loud
cheers from the assembled multitude.
General Menabrea delivered a speech to the
King, on placing in his Majesty's hands the Iron
Crown of Lombardy.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3.

Intelligence received here, via Orenburg, from
Bokhara, states that the Emir had released the
Russian merchants whom he had captured, but
had again made preparations for defence. No
conununication being forthcoming from the Entir
at the expiration of the term fixed by the Russians
for a reply to the proposals they had made to the
Emir, the Russian Governor, General Kryscha-
nowaki, crossed the Bokharian frontier, and, after
a siege which lasted eight days, took by assault
on the 2nd ult. the fortress of Urtube, capturing
16 guns, four flags, and many prisoners. The
Russians, it is stated, lost three officers and 100
men killed and wounded ; the enemy's losses were
considerable.

Duel OF A WOMAN THROUGH FRIGHT.—On INDIA.
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Y inquiry wee held by Mr. Richards, deputy- (Vu Trieste.)
neer, at the queen Victoria tavern, Hart-street, Beth- BOMBAY, OCT. 13.
;Tr; re. littiv4htoe thel death of ElilbetheJoafri:Langdo7
; Great preparations are being made for the Vice-
bile at No. 316, Quilter-street, ttethnal-greenm,ecand it ray's Durbar, to be held at Agra in November.
4PPl•red from the evidence that a few mouths back, while The standing committee appointed to arbitrate
oneible7:4, evening in her room, there was an alarm of
~,,..k io the adjoining house, sad she wee excessively on the claims of the Indian officers for refunds is
ii.l_, . . The other lodgers in the house were also
16-'7la, but the deceased was so exedingly terrified to consist of Colonel D. M. Steward, Colonel
tw-tae became ill, and never re
ly,ed her Swim, On
Broome, and Major Chesney.
~---,••7 last she exclaimed sudden " I feel so miserable The subecriptions towards the famine relief funds
...is I know 1 n ai
DLit. C g,,• na" —e'" and ahe died alum)" lime= from Bombay exceed the sum of 15,0001. The
slim= said that the cause of the 's
was valvular disease of the heart, induced by the distress is now abating.
'ba4,ikatte fright described. tibial. The jury returned • Ver. There are complaints of scarcity of food from
toile I the died from the mortal effects of
various districts in the Presidencies of Bombay
of the cart, accelerated by fright."