The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-01 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
PARIS, P. 28.

The Moniker du Soir, alluding in its bulletin to
the revolution at Bucharest, says :—" The Powers,
even before consulting with each other on the sub-
ject, were unanimous in considering that the ques-
tions raid by the abdication of Prince Conza
should be,sibmitted to an European Conference."

THE 00EPS LEGIBLATIF.-BPEICOH OF
M. JULES FAITH&
PARIS, t Va,

Iti the debate upon paragraph 1 of the address
in the Corps Legisiatif to-day, M. Jules Faye
oensared the withdrawal of Fran°e from the ex-
tradition treaty with England, and said he sus-
pected the existence of some political motive for
that step. M. Rouher, Minister of State, replied
that the immure in question had no political sig.
nilloinoe. /foil& was given to terminate the Meaty
because it had had no satisfactory result ; but the
French government had not relinquished the hope
of concluding a more effectual treaty.
M. Gassier Pagbe made a speech explanatory
of the amendment proposed by the opposition
against the temporal power of the Holy See. M.
Ohesnelong followed in a speech against this
amendment.
The debate will be continued to-morrow.

AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
VIENNA, FEB. 2&

It is stated that Baron Werther, Prussian Am-
baseador at this court, has been informed that the
Prussian Government is about to send a special
envoy to Vienna, or, if necessary, to Buda, to confer
with Count Mensdorff.

Rumours are also current that an extraordinary
envoy will be despatched by the Austrian govern•
went to Berlin.

HUNGARY.
PETE, Pm 28.

In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the
Hungarian Diet, Herr Desik moved the appoint-
ment of a oommission to arrange the affairs com-
mon to Hungary and Austria. The motion waa
placed on the order of the day for to-morrow.

THE SPANISH ARMY.
MADRID, Pls. 28.

Marshal O'Donnell to-day brought forward in
the Congress a bill fixing the effective of the Spanish
army for 1866 at 85,000 men.

TURKEY.

00N8TANTINOPLE, FEIL 21, va MuftiEes.
The statement presented to the Sultan by Nu.-
tapha Pasha upon the financial condition of the
country having given great offence to the ministry,
his excellency has resigned the Presidency of the
Treasury Council, and purposes retiring to Egypt.
lie is susoeeded in his post by Kiprisli Pacha.

lIETIVORDINARY ADVICE TO TEA-
TILLER&
The following is an extract of a despatch ad-
dressed by Mr. Odo Russell to the Earl of
Clarendon, dated Rome, February 8, 1868 :
" Travellers visiting the Pope's dominions shoald
be very careful not to bring forbidden books or
Colt's revolvers with them, the custom-house
officers having strict orders to confiscate them, and
it is not always possible to recover them after the
owners have left the Roman States. Forbidden
books are those condemned by the Congregation of
the Index, books on religion or morality in general,
political and philosophical works of every descrip-
tion, and more especially Italian religious tracts
published in London. But above all, travellers
should be careful not to bring English, Italian,
or other Bibles with them, the Bible being strictly
prohibited."

WEATHER REPORT.-(TIILS DAY.)

THUM:DAT, MARCH 1, 8 LL

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