The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FItIDAY;vEVENING, NOVEMBER 18 1869.

r A new journal having a semi•ofcial character will
be published here from the first of January next,
under the name of " Donau Zeitung." Its chief
editors will be Dr. Giehne and M. Warrens. The
statement that a deputation from the students of the
University of Craoovie had arrived in Vienna, to
ask for liberal reforms, is without any foundation.

VENICE, Nov. 16.
Fifty Venetians belonging to Garibaldi's Gaspe
hays returned to this place.

SPAIN.

The semi-official Clieresporwkincia of Madrid, of
the 13th, says :—" The Lowdow Gazette, in the pub-
lication of documents relative to the question of
Morocco, has omitted a very important one—that in
which the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Spain de-
clares that though Spain does not intend to occupy
permanently any point likely to give her dangerous
supremacy in the navigation of the Mediterranean,
she considers herself perfectly free to act as she may
think fit in the rest of the Empire of Morocco."
The other journals contain no news.

TURKEY.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 17.

Advice. have been received from Constantinople
to the 9th instant. " The Ministers Find Pacha and
Rica Pacha remain definitively in ofiloe ; all
the minister' have now acquiesced in the reform
measures of the new Grand Vizier. The tax
on fundholder' is approved of by the European
holders of stock, who hope that their property will
by that moans be reoegnised and respected by the
government. The proposed financial reorganisation
and the contemplated loan have already tended to
raise the price of government securities, and lowered
the rate of exchange. A decree has been publi►hed,
lnlwhich the sumptuary life, the luxury, and the
corruption of the women is censured, and wherein
certain changes regarding their costume are ordered.

It is asserted that Vety Pacha is to be appointed
unbaesador at Paris. The sentences of death and
penal servitude in the Begins, recorded against
those concerned in the late conspiracy, have been
commuted into imprisonment in certain state for-
tresses.

TRIESTB, Nov. 17.
The Austrian Lloyd's steamer Calcutta brings
advice@ from Constantinople to the 12th.
Ministerial committees have been appointed to
take into oar.sideration administrative reforms in
the State.

The camps of Sophia and Schumla have been
broken up.
The Official Gazette declares that the Ports has
by no means placed a definitive veto upon the carry-
ing oat of the Suez Canal.

The whole of the troops quartered here have
received their pay.
A decree of his Highness the Sultan puts a limit
to the luxuries of Turkish women of high position.
Several decrees foe the regulation of tithes and
leases have been published.
Sentences have been passed on 41 persons con-
cerned in the late oonspiracy : five to death, 13 to
penal servitude for life, eight to several years' im-
prisonment with hard labour, nine to imprisonment
of shorter duration, and six have been acquitted.
Ths Sultan his commuted the sentences of death.

A government steamer, having on board prisoners
of State, has left for Lemnos, Tenedos, and Alytilens.
The Telegraph Company between Smyrna aad Con-
stantinople has reduced its tariff of charges.
. • . .

Arrivals of Circassian emigrants continue to take
place; 700 have been sent to the Island of Rhodes.
The editor of the P d' Or ism t has received
permission to publish again that paper, but under
certain conditions.

The screw gunboat Intrepid, returning from
Smyrna, having on board Sir Henry Buiwer, ran
ashore near Mytilens.

CORFU, Nov. 12 (VA TrWIWI.
A committee hi. bee. appointed to draw up laws
I
for an academy of wiener,.

AMERICA.

LITSRPOOL, FRIDAY, Nov. IS.

The screw steamer Kangaroo, with the United
States mails of the 6th instant, arrived at Queens-
town at 8 p.m. last evening, and left for this port at
8.30 p.m. She has 163,794 dollars in specie on
freight, and 214 passengers. She landed 44 pas-
sengers at Queenstown. On the 6th of November
she passed the steamship Vanderbilt, bound west.
The screw steamship City of Manchester left the
Clyde yesterday morning at 7 o'clock, for Queens-
town and New York, and the screw steamer Edin-
burgh left the Clyde for this port at 6 p.m. list
evening, to take her station as one of the above line
of steamers.