The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-14 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, TaVISDAY.
The council of ministers has unanimously
approved the re-establishment of the ministry of
Commerce and Public Works, as proposed by K
Von Planer, successor of Baron Von Bruck.
The choice of the new Minister of Commerce has
already been made by the Emperor.
The name of the person appointed will not, how-
ever, be made known before the Reichsrath com-
mittee on the budget has finished its task, as on
account of the expenses which will be necessitated
by the re-establishment of the Ministry of Com-
merce, the government desires to act in concert
with the council of the empire.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, WZDNISDAT.

The Prinoe Regent, accompanied by his Chan&r
lain and military suite, will leave at 6.30 p.m. for
Baden-Baden.

The King of Hanover arrived here this morning,
and had an interview of several hours' duration
with the Prince Regent. The King returns to
Hanover this evening.

TURKEY.'

CONSTANTINOPLAJurs 6.

Sir Henry Bnlwer has. firmly pointed out te
Porte the necessity of repressing abuses, and said
that upon such repression would depend the sup-
port of England.
The Sultan has favourably received these repre-
sentations, and has sent his portrait to the
ambassador.

THE MEDITERRANEAN
MALTA, Joss 9 (via Maasztuza).
It is said that the English Beet, commanded by
Admiral Martin, will to-day leave Malta for Beaks
Bay.
The Portafoglio announces that several English
men-of-war have been sent to Naples.

THE UNITED STATES.

IN, THURSDAY.

The Hamburg-American Company's steamer
Bavaria, Captain Meyer, which left New York on the Ist
instant, arrived off the Needle* at 7.50a.m.

The Meteorological Society of France has just
made an appeal to all learned societies, proforma of the
natural sciences, and persons who take an interest in me.
teomlogy, requesting them to communicate to the secretary
of the society at Paris a full account of any atmospherical
phenomenon that may be observed, and especially to date
the exact moment of its occurrence.

A letter from Paris says :—" The neighbourhood
of the large exhibition building in the Champs Elysian is
just now animated with country people in blue blouses, and
the smock-frocks of other nations, charged to deliver and
remain the guardians of hundreds of domestic animals sent
to Paris for the Universal Cattle Show, which will be open
to the public on the 17th of this month. A number of
agricultural instruments have also arrived. me novel
restore of the show is the exhibition of horses. Some
thousand and more of this the most noble of domestic
animals will be collected from England and all paste of
France, and doubtless attract great interest; for during
the last few years the study of the breed of bones has
bees patronised to ea extent hitherto unknown in Frames."

The King of Sardinia has just sent tie a !present
to the Emperor, for the Prince Imperial, eight beautiful
small Sardioian hones. The day after their arrival in Park
they were sent to Fontainebleau under the care of an
equerry of Kiog Victor EntmsnueL They all had housings
of scarlet with a gold band round the edge, and the cipher
of the Emperor at the corners.
The directors of the Crystal Palace have received
official intimation that, his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon
has given permission to the baud of the Guides to accom-
pany the Orylseonister of Franco to England on the coca-
Mon of the great musical festival which is to be held at the
Crystal Palace the wea after neat.

lira. Anderson's Morning Concert took place
yesterday se Her Majesty's Theatre, sod was, as this dis-
tinguished lady's concerts hare been for many yams, one
of the most attractive musical entortalamests of the
MKS.