The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-04 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

The Lower Home of the Hungarian Diet has
instructed the financial committee to propose
measures for adoption by the Diet, as a preparation
against the commercial distress which threatens the
country. The Municipality of Fiume has refused tq
comply with the request that the public treasures of
that town should be sent to Agram on account of
the imminence of war.

TRIESTE, JuNz 3.

The Chamber of Commerce of Trieste haa addressed
petitions to the Minister of Commeree at Viers,
and to the Permanent Committee of the Chamber
of Commerce at Berlin, soliciting them to nse their
exertions for obtaining a general recognition of tha
principle that, in time of war, purely mercantile
ports shall not be blockaded.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, Jairs 2, EvEirnro.

The Florence journals are of opinion that, as
Austria's resolution not to discuss the Venetian
question was foreseen, Alvin not prevent the meeting
of the proposed Conference, the object of which IS
to determine the respective share of responsibility
in the present difficulties which devolves upon
each of the antagonistic Powers. The Conference
will only provide the bases for a subsequent
settlement of pending questions.

FLORENCE, JUNE 3.

The Bing has left for Turin, but will return to
Florence in a few days. During the absence of
General La Marmora at the Paris Conference, the
Presidency of the Council will be entrusted to the
Minister of War. In the Chamber of Deputies the
debate upon financial measures continues. Letters
received here from Venetia assert that Austria has
had plans prepared for causing an overflow of the
Po and Adige, in order to prevent the entry of the
Italian army into Venetia.

COURT FETE IN PARIS.
PARIS, Jure 2, EVINTWO.

It is intended, when the Conference meets, to
give a grand court fete in honour of the foreign
ministers who will then be assembled in Paris.

SPAIN.

MADRID, JUNI 3.

A royal decree has been issued, raising the strength
of the standing army to 85,000 men. In the
Chamber of Deputies further amendments have
been offered to the bill brought forward by Marshal
O'Donnell for granting the government extraordi-
nary powers.

INDIA.
(Via Trieste.)

BOMBAY, MAY 12.
The leading gentlemen in Bombay have voted, in
public meeting, an address to Lord Halifax.
Affghan and Central Asia affairs continue in a
disturbed state. The young Chief of Bhawulpore
has removed to Mooltan, for British protection,
during the disorders in his own State.
The Wahabees in the Persian Gulf are reported
to be quiet.
CHLOROFORM AND ALL ITS DANGERS The famine in Orissa has increased to a terrible
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A railway is projected from Lahore to Peshawar,
and the scheme is recommended by the Punjanb
government.
It is also proposed to construct a land line of
telegraph from Gadur to Ispahan, to join the Indo-
Persian telegraph. It will serve as an alternative
line.

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