The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-14 00:00:00

ITALY.

FLORENCE, Nov. 14.
The King will set out to-day on a visiting tour
in the Venetian provinces.
It is stated that the parliament will assemble
after the 11th December.

The ltia:.ione of to-day announces that an official
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCESS OF WALES AT from the Ministry of Finance at Rome has gone to
WlNl),..rt.—Yesterday afternoon her Royal Highness the Paris to treat upon the question of the pontifical
Princess of Wales, accompanied by the Princes Albert
debt.
Victor and George, and attended by Lieutenant-General

Knolls', the master of the Prince's household, and suite, 1 HUNGARY.
left Sandringham Hall, Norfolk, for Windsor Castle, in PESTH, Nov. 14.
order to visit her Majesty and the other members of the . A deputation from the town of Szeged has pre-
royal family. Apartments have been prepared for the use
sented a testimonial to M. Deak. T'ie latter, in
of the Princess in King Edward M.'s tower.
TiiE PRINCESS OF WALES AND THE BLIND. • thanking the deputation, said :
"The position of Hungary is very critical.
The work of the institution at 500, New Oxford-street, for '
teaching blind women and girls to use the sewing machine, Hitherto I have laboured without result, but I
having been brought under the notice of the Princess of have not yet given up all hope."
Wales, her royal highness has been graciously pleased to The royal rescript which will be communicated
forward to the secretary a life subscription of 20 guineas, to the Hungarian Diet is said to be of a conciliatory
with special permission for designating the society " The character, although it demands that matters rela-
Alexamirs Institute for Blind Females, Patroness her
Princess of W I " The institution tive to the army, the public debt, and indirect tax-
Royal Highness the
will be removed to more convenient premises in New ation shall be considered as common affairs.
Oxford.street, at Christmas.
His Excellency Count Apponyi is expected to I THE LATE HUNGARIAN LEGION.
leave the Austrian Embassy about the 20th inst. for : BERLIN, Nov. 14.
Vienna, en e'ngi for about two months. I The Spenersche Zeituwj of to-day says :—"We
In consequence of a consultation which has been learn through thoroughly reliable advices from Pesth
held, the Bishop of London yesterday left London for the that former members of General Klapka's Hun-
West Cliff, Brighton, the air of the south coast being
garian Legion have been arrested near Kiems and
thought likely to contribute to the restoration of his
health. Although, as stated, his lordship's health has brought before a court-martial."
mueh improved since his return from the north, it is still
thought necessary that he should have a considerable ,
period of rest. _ I
! ARRIVAL OF THE ALLEMANIA.

Mr. George Shaw Lefevro, 51. P. for Reading, is ' The Hamburg and American Company's steam-
at present on a tour in America. Mr. John Walter, of New York the 3d • t
Bearwood, Wokingham, late M.P. for Berkshire, who has ship
Allemania, fromon r ins ~
for some weeks past been on a tour through the United arrived off Cowes this morning (Nov. 14) with 109
States of America and Canada, accompanied by his eldest P and Hamburg ;
Passengers for this port, Havre,
son, will sail for England about the middle of December. 128,872 dole. for England, 60,500 dols. for France,
At the Court at Windsor, the 10th day of No- and 2,360 dols. for Hamburg, and 1,000 tons of
vember, present, the Qneen's most excellent Majesty in
cargo
' council. This day the Right Hon. Sir Fitzroy Kelly, the for Hamburg.
Right Hon. Sir Hugh MacCalmont Cairns, the Right , On
the sth inst. she spoke tho steamer Borussia
Hon. Sir Richard Turin Kindersley, and the Right Hon.
Major-Gene: al Sir Henry Knight Storss, G.C.8., were awl a French steamer, suppnaPd to be the Ville de
by her Majesty's command, sworn of her Majesty's most Paris ;on the 6th she passed a British ship
honourable Privy Council, and took their places at the showing 2nd pendant, 3,908.
board accordingly.—Ga:ette. I (Vitt Southampton.)
THE PARIS ExinnrrioN.—A meeting of the corn- '
mittee appointed for the proper representation of British I NEW YORK, Nov. 3, MORICIWG.
art from the earliest periods up to 1800, at the forthcoming Governor Swann has removed the Baltimore
Paris exhibition, was held in the Sheepshanks Gallery o
the South Kensington Museum, on Tuesday, the 13th police commissioners. He states in his deci
November, at 3 o'clock p.m. There were present :—The sion that if the soldiers should be induced by par-
Earl Cedogan in the chair, the Lord Delaniere, the tizanship to commit acts of violence they must take
MacLeod of MacLeod, Sir Thomas Phillips, the very Rev.
Dr. Rock, the Master of the Ironmongers' Company, the the consequences. Fresh commissioners have
Master of the Merchant Taylors' Com_pany, Mr. Alexander been appointed and a new police force organised.
Barker. Mr. A. W. Franks. Mr. R. dgrave, R.A., Mr.
I Henry Vaughan, and Mr. Thomas Whitehead. Mr. Cole, The old police commissioners intend to resist the
C.R., secretary of her Majesty's commissioners. attended; demands of the new commissioners for the station
and also the following secretaries of the committee :—The
Rev, James Beck, M.A., Mr. C. C. Black, ILA., sad ° '
h uses Considerable ill feeling prevails among
Mr. George Wallis. the citizens of opposing politics.