The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-16 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. Amer IS.
The Emperor will prolong hie stay at the court
of Bavaria until Friday next, and will then pro-
ceed to Poseuhafen, whence he will return with
the Empress on Saturday to Laxenburg.
The sittings of the committee of 21 members of
the Reichsrsth, which were interrupted on the
11th inst. by the inauguration of the Salzburg and
Munich Railway, will be resumed to-morrow.lt is expected hat the committee will finish its
labours on Saturday next by drawing up the pro-
positions for the re-organisation of the Austrian
constitution, which, by a majority of eighteen
against three have been already agreed to.
Count Clam Martinez will, without doubt, be ap-
pointed to present the report in the name of the
committee to the Reicbsrath.

The choice of such s person is a sufficient indica-
tion that the conclusions of the committee are con-
stitutional

The general sittings of the Reichirath, which
will re-commence about the 21st or 22nd inat. will
decide the future destinies of Austria. The Hun-
garian delegates intend to treat all questions in a
completely independent manner, and declare that
they will retire from the Council of the Empire if
entire liberty of speech be not allowed.

The Quirinal arrived at Marseilles, from Naples,
two days back, having on board General Filangleri and
family, Cardinal Wiseman, and several families from
Naples.

" We hear," says the Mona Times, "that Colonel
Omatama hes collected 2,000 volunteers is Greece for
Garibaldi, and that they are ready to sail for lamissa"
Declard, Consul-General of France at Alexan-
dria, Is appointed oommissioner for the Lebanon question.
He will meet Lord Dufferin at Bernet.
TUB CAMP LUPE Or Till Pains
A letter from the camp at (Idiom, el the 13th, says " The
weather is so bad that manoeuvres an not possible; but some
experiments with rockets of keg and theft range have been
made before this Emperor, and thy, cm the whole, suc-
ceeded. After dinner yesterday the Emperor took the
young prince to see a halloos with which Godard made
several experiments. The spectacle appeared to interest
greatly his imperial highoen. I can give you some details
of the fire in the Emperor's quarters—ao aoeideet which,
no
doubt, rumour wall exaggerate. The fire commenced in
the pavilion, which on one site touches the renames
of the Emperor, and on the other, that of the
Prince Imperial. The room in which the confla-
gration tool place was occupied by the women in
the service of the Prince, and was occasioned by a flue
being too near some woodwork. At thu lint cries of alarm
the Emperor hastened to the Prince', room and carried him
to his own apartment, his imperial highness not being even
awakened. The Are was happily extinguished in time to
prevent it from reaching the adjacent constructions, which
are in wood. The Emperor at once distributed recompenses
to the men who exerted themselves in putting out the
loess. Part of the wardrobe of the Prince was destroyed,
and Ws morning he bad only one pair of bottines left.
The genvernante awl the funtslu &creeks hive lost the
greater peat of their clothing. The prolongation of the stay
d the Greed Duke of Baden has prevented the Emperor's
departure for klombiiree, as he had intended."