The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-25 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

PESTH, JULY 24.

General Klapka and his nephew have arrived
hero. General Perczel has been proposed as a
candidate for the Chamber of Deputies for
Egerszeg.

CROATIA.

AGRAM, JULY 23.

General von Gablenz has arrived here.

The newspaper Pu-..0r, the publication of which
was prohibited here, will henceforward appear in
Laibach.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, docy 25.

The Queen of the Belgians is expected to return
here in a few days, accompanied by the Empress
Charlotte.

BRUSSELS. JuLY 24.

A circular of M. Vandenpeerboom has been
published to-day, stating that in consequence of the
reappearance of the cattle plague at Contich (in
the province of Antwerp), the orders re-establishing
fairs and liberating the cattle traffic from all con-
trol are suspended.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, JuLT 24, Evm‘nca.

The Italie of this evening says Signor Rattarzi
waspreeentat the last sitting of the committee on the
bill for the suppression of the forced paper cur-
rency. He declared that the government would
be enabled to a ithdraw the forced currency if the
Chamber would grant them the 600,000,000 lire
they had demanded, and which they proposed
should be raised in the form of an extraordinary tax
on the ecclesiastical property. The committee is
disposed to propose an additional clause to the bill
stipulating that the withdrawal of the forced cur-
rency shall be effected on the Ist of July, 1868.
The government will, however, be allowed a few
months' latitude in order to facilitate the operation,
and to provide, by other means, for the wants of the
Treasury.

AMERICA.
QUEENSTOWN, Jrcr
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The Inman steamer City of London, from New
York 13th inst., arrived here at 2.30 a.m. to-day,
with 53 passengers and 1,383,066 doll. in specie.
She landed the mails and passengers and proceeded
immediately for Liverpool ; all well.
The Guinn steamship Manhattan, from New
York, arrived here at 10 a.m. to-day, with 53 cabin
and 69 steerage passengers. She proceeded for
Liverpool immediately.

M. Renher is to leave Paris on the let August for
Carlsbad, where he will pass a month. The interim of the
Minister of Finance will, it is thought, be madded to M.
Baroche.

The Dcbatie of Vienna affirms that the last am-
nesty granted by the Emperor of Russia has not yet been
carried into execution :—" From information that can be
relied upon," says that journal, "it appears that up
to the present time not one of the Poles to whom
the measure applies has been liberated. Deports.
Cons to Siberia and arrests made secretly at
night continue, although the amnesty ordered
that all such proceedings should be suspended. In this
decree it is stated that every process of confiscation com-
menced is to be stopped, and the property restored to its
owners. This clause of the amnesty has only been appli-
cable in a single case—with respect to the property of
Count Zamoyslry, against which the confiscation proceed-
ings had not yet been commenced when the amnesty was
published. But it is in vain that the Count await, resti-
tution ; his property, notwithstanding the precise declare-
ikon of the decree, remains in the hands of the Russian
government."
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The Viceroy of Egypt has left Paris for
Vichy.