The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-14 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER H. 1867.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(norza's racaoaULs.)
THE BELGIAN MINISTRY.
ANTWERP, Disc. 13.

The Opinion, a liberal journal, reports the with-
drawal of MM. Frere and Rosier from the
ministry, in consequence of disagreements in the
cabinet as to the conference, education, the new ex-
penditure for the fortifications of Antwerp, and
upon the question of military organization.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Dge. 12, EVENING.

The Prase of to-day says :—" We are informed
that the French cabinet is about to issue a mani-
festo acquainting the Powers that, in accordance
with M. Rouher's statement, France has placed the
territorial possessions of the Papacy under her
guarantee."

VIENNA, Dze. 13.

The Upper House of the Reicherath adopted to-
day, finally and unanimously, the revised draft
af-t4taciastito2ioassalkis imow flathiOlontal
In the Lower House the bill relative to the State
debt was read a third time and passed aeoording to
the proposals of the majority.
The Nene Freie Prease and the Debate of to-day
announce that the assertion that the government
would not send Count Crivelli to Rome is without
foundation.
The Count will leave Vienna to-morrow or the
day after for Rome, to conduct the negotiations
with the Papal government on the subject of the
Concordat.

THE FENIAN DEMONSTRATIONS.

DUBLIN, Flinn, NIGH?.

The Killarney procession has been abandoned.
The Privy Council met this evening 'to issue a
proclamation forbidding the Clonmel and other
processions.

LEEDS, Honer NIGHT.

The magistrates have to-night decided to stop the Fenian
funeral procession that was arranged to take place on Sun-
day. Efficient police precautions are being taken, and tit;
military will assist in keephig the peace, if necesaaiy. The
magistrates had received letters stating that the procession
would be interfered with, and it was feared that riot
would ensue if it were not stopped.
LIVERPOOL, FILIDAT

After the transaction of the regular bunnies at the
offices of the county magistrates in Besnett-street, Liver-
pool, a special meeting of the magistrates was held with
reference to the funeral procession announced to take
place on Sunday morning seat outside the boundaries of
the borough of LiverpooL Several residents in the district
where the prooesaionists have arranged to meet deposed
on oath that the proposed procession in honour of the
"patriot martyrs" executed at Manchester would, they
had reason to believe, lead to a counter demonstration, and
that under those circumstances a serious breach of the
peace would be almost a matter of certainty. The magis-
trates, after bearing the depositions, unanimously re-
solved that the proposed procession should be prohibited
within the sphere of their jurisdiction, and that the police
should be instructed to hinder it from taking place. They
also agreed to meet again to-morrow,when all the necessary
arrangements will be discussed and arranged with tke
chief ofilur of the aunty polies sad his anparristadmita,
who can, we believe, cellist a force of 500 men at Shiel-
road, the proposed rendezvous of the prooeseionists.
GLASGOW, FRIDAT.
It may now be predicted with some degree of certainty
that neither the Fenian demonstration which it was pro-
posed to hold at Glasgow next Sunday, nor the opposing
display projected by some unaffiliated Orangemen, will
come off. After calmly and maturely weighing the cir-
cumstances, and consulting with the legal officers of the
crown in Edinburgh, the Lord Provost and magistrates,
acting in concert with the sheriff of the county, have re-
solved on issuing a proclamation prohibitory of the con-
templated proceedings. We have every confidence
(says the Borth British Mail) that this injunction
will be unhesitatingly obeyed on both sides—quiet
acquiescence being so obviously the wisest way to avoid
formidable hazards. In care of need, however, suitable
precautions will be taken for the enforcement of respect
to the order ; and we cannot but think that the manifesta-
tion of strong and wide-spread opinion which the oppor-
tunity for tendering service as a special constable may be
reckoned on to elicit should tell with beneficial effect
even upon the most obtuse or fanatical of malcontent'.
Dr. Gray, the Roman catholic vicar apostolic for the
western district, has come forward in a most impressive
manner to dissuade those religionists who own his au-
thority from h►ving anything to do with the business.