The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-25 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF

The Grecian independent— publishes the following
proclamation of the Governor of Crete, Ismail
Pacha :

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Inhabitants of Candia,—The imperial government, as I
have already informed you in my previous proclamation,
has been pleased to order that your meeting should be
at once dissolved, and that all persons should
retire to their own homes, and yet the insur-
gents and their so-called commission dared yesterday to
disobey these orders of the government, and to persist in
their insane resistance. Everybody will condemn their
conduct, as they must now be regarded only as rebels.
Consequently the government will be justly in
dispersing, and will disperse by force all meet-
ings; and will prosecute with the utmost vigour of the law
the guilty chiefs of the rebellion. Let no inhabitant.
therefore, receive them into his house, let no one give
them any aid ; let not people follow them, or give
credit to their lies and plots, but let each person
mind his own business and the welfare of his
own family, because anyone who transgresses this procla-
mation will be treated as a rebel and punished as such.
On the other hand, the government will protect the life,
honour, and fortune of all peaceable citizens.
The same journal contains the reply of the Cretan
Central Committee to the answer of the Grand
Vizier to their petition, and the address of the
Cretan deputies to the foreign consuls.

(REUTICE'S TELRORAMI.)
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Amon 25.

The accession of Austria to the Geneva Conven.
tion, for assistance to the wounded upon the field,
has been officially published this morning.

The Press states that the A uatro-Prussian peace
treaty contains 14 articles, together with supple-
mentary protocols referring to the transport of
troops, the exchange of prisoners to be effected at
Oderling, and the question of Federal property.
The New Free Press says that the cession of
Venetia to Italy has been expressly mentioned in
the peace treaty.
The Frenwlenblatt asserts that immediately after
the conclusion of peace the interior questions relating
to the constitution of the empire will be settled-
" The principle of a separate administration of
Hungary and Austria will," it says, " prevail in
the new political organisation of the empire.
"An imperial manifesto will be published,
granting responsible ministries to Hungary with
such power of independent action as is compa-
tible with the unity of the empire."
The Fremdenblatt further states that the Em-
peror will reside during several months of the year
at Buda.

Prince Alexander of Hesse was received yester-
day by the Emperor in special audience in order to
take leave of his Majesty. The prince subse-
quently set out for Stuttgardt.

HUNGARY.

PESTH, Auccar 24.

It is stated that the Tavernicus, Baron Sennyey,
will be entrusted with the formation of an Hunga-
rian ministry upon the basis of the Constitution
of 1848. There will, however, be no portfolios of
war or finance for the present. .

The Hungarian Diet will probably open in
September.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Auoverr 24, Evranc,

A circular from the Governor of Madrid haabeen
posted up at the Bourse, cautioning the public against
attaching credit to the false rumours disseminated
by revolutionists.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Atauer 25.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Nyanza, with the heavy portion of the above mails,
has arrived here. She brings 99 passengers, specie
and precious stones value 654,9741., and a full
cargo, including 1,608 packages of silk, value
158,0001. _ _ _

She experienced dense fog along the coast of
Portugal and up Channel, which occasioned consi-
derable delay in the passage.
On the 20th she spoke the British ship Para-
matta, from Callao ; and on the 22nd, the steamer
Surat, off Cape Finiaterre. The British vessels
Cornidus, John Ball, Glamorgan, Galarvor, and
Louisa, and the steamers China, Theban, Crimean,
Hutton, Fairy, and Mission, had arrived out at
Gibraltar.

Exchange on London at Gibraltar was quoted
491 ; on Paris, Mr. 10c. ; on Marseilles, sfr. 11c. ;
Madrid, 2 to 3 discount.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.
SOUTHAMPTON, AUGCBT 2.5.