The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-28 00:00:00

LEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(=ma's Trutaasus.)
osru, PRUSSIA, AND ITALY.

VIENNA, APRIL 27, AFTERNOON.
ron Werther, the Prussian ambassador, has
ed to Count Mensdorff the expected arrival of
patch from Berlin in answer to the last note
Istria
is despatch, alluding to the military measures
win/ taken in Venetia, declares that Prussia
A consider the proposals of Austria for dis-
went as serious while she arms against
.kitstria must also re-establish the status
ink in Venetia if she expects Prussia to demo-
!. her hoops.

VIENNA, Aram 27.
Alizian reply to the Prussian note of the
ince. was despatched to Berlin yesterday.
xia &Flares her readiness to take the initiative
emobilising her troops, but the armaments in
compel her to take measures for the protec-
of hex frontiers, and especially of her extended
line,

VIENNA, Arm. 27.
Abendpost of this evening declares that the
Min government has definitively determined

L adopting energetic military measures in
etia. Srom the let of May trains for the oon-
poe of troops will, it is stated, run daily on the
theta Railway. Orders have been issued for
itoppige of the direct ordinary traffic to Italy
his line.
count Sarolyi, the Austrian minister at Berlin,
ud to have been instructed to request explana-
u from the Prussian government respecting cer-
, alleged arrangements between Prussia and
9.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
VIENNA, Aran, 27.
he deputation from the Hungarian Diet pre-
ted the address to the Emperor yesterday. His
jetty, in reply, expressed a hope that the Diet
uld accelerate the arrangement of those matters
m which depend the tranquillity, power, and
aperity_of the whole monarchy as well as Hun-

THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.

PARIS, APRIL 27.
ro-day, in the Corps Legislatif, Count Walewski,
president, proposed that the debate on the bill
ing the military contingent for the present year
ould take place on Thursday next. M. Emile
brier announced that on that occasion he in-
sled to make allusion to the general state of
!rope, which now pre-occupied and disturbed
e public mind. He wished to know whether the
vernment would be willing to reply to certain
cations on that subject. M. Rouher, Minister
State, stated that he would take the instructions
the government on the point and reply on
nirsday. The Chamber subsequently agreed to
e proposal of Count Walewaki, fixing the debate
r Thursday.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Aram 2T, 9.30 P.M.
Since the close of the Bourse this afternoon great
messiness has prevailed among speculators, arising
rm rumours asserting the imminence of war.
45 evening Italian stock is freely offered at 49.10.
Re.ntes are quoted 66.50.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL 27.

lf. de Golovnine has been replaced in the
Isistry of Public Instruction by Count Tolstoy,
Sxurator-General of the Holy Synod.

AMERICA.

(Per the Damascus, TM Greencastle.)
NEW YORK, APRIL 14, Emortio.
The trial of Mr. Davis is expected to take place
the Circular Court at Richmond within two
oaths from this date.

General Sheridan has ordered all persons em-
irking from New Orleans for Mexico to obtain
importa.

Mount Desert is reported to be one of the Fenian
mdezvous in Maine. A British gunboat is
ruining near Frenchman's Bay on the look out.
NEW YORK, APRIL 14, Evirmc.
Money abundant. Gold, 1261. Exchange on
ndon, 196 ; on Paris, 4.171. Stocks dull :
ew York Centrals, 921; Illinois, 114 ; Erie, 721;
20 United States Bonds, 104. Cotton steady ;
iddling Upland, 38c. Flour advancing. Wheat
htly firmer. Corn, provisions, and coffee
dy. Sugar quiet. Molasses dull. Petroleum
1 : crude, 24c. ; refined, 38c.

NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 13.
Cotton depressed : low middling, 35 to 36.
reel's sales, 18,000; receipts, 13,000. Week's
;ports, 2,000 ; stock, 168,000 bales.

IE MISSING STEAMER CITY OF WASHING-
TON.-ARRIVAL OF THE PASSENGERS.

A telegram, dated Roche's l'oint, April 27,
Iceived at Mr. Renter's office yesterday, says :
The d'amer
'red off Roche's Propontis,
m Boston on t
Point this afternoon.
e 30th
She
rta that the City of Washington's passengers
mails were transferred to her on the 17th inst.,
ut 800 miles west of Cape Clear. They will be
ed here. .The City of Washington was found
derless, with her fan broken. An attempt to
w her was ineffectual, and almost disarranged the
ery of the Propontie. The captain and
wof the City of Washington are still on board
vessel, and will sail her here."
A Liverpool correspondent, in a telegram dated
night, says : " I have just received the follow-
information respecting. the steamship City of
ashington from the purser of that vessel :—'Just
ded at Queenstown from the steamer Propontis,
th all the passengers and mails of the City of
ashington, and fifteen stewards. On April 2, we
propeller, in lat. 40, lon. 35. We rigged a
Porary rudder, which did not answer. When
pontia came alongside we were in lat. 46, lon.
e panniers were then transferred to the Pro-
ms. Assistance will be sent.' "

rHE Noma. .—A case of Asiatic cholera has oc-
Ted at Bristol. It appears that a seaman came from
ttertlam, via London, and that on the journey from
latter place he was first attacked with the disease,
ich made such rapid strides that within 18 hours of hi
t seizure he was a corpse. Dr. Davies, the medical
I"tc.r of the city, and Dr. W. Budd, both pronounced
I c•IPA of Asiatic cholera. At a meeting of the Board of
nith held yesterday it was stated that no other person
the house bad taken the disease, and it was hoped that
~1 passed away. Some regret was expressed that the
homes bad no power in such eases to order speedy
al, as the °eiled in this case been kept uninterred
four days. The general health of the city is exceed-
y good, the rate of mortality being shown by the Re-
lA.-General's return to be lower only in two other

illustrate the facility of communication
,led by that great American invention—the electric
(InPh—the Sunday Chronicle (Washington, D.C.) men-
i a fact sufficiently extraordinary to deserve record,
that William S. Huntington, cashier of the First
sal Bank of Washington, recently sent a despatch to
Lake City at 30 minutes past 10 a.m., and received a
at 30 minutes past 5 p.m. There are few feats in the
of telegraphing that surpast this ; the distance
Aphell Over in both directions being over five thousand
—Alm York paper.