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

FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov.
The Emperor, Empress, and Prince Imperial left
for Compiegne at two this afternoon. The
ex-Elector of Hesse Cassel is expected to-morrow
in Paris.

SWITZERLAND.
BERN E, Nov. 13.

The Military Commission bas laid before the
Federal Council a proposition fur buying 80,000
breech-loaders.

BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Nov. 13.

It is asserted that Baron von der Pfordten,
Minister of Foreign Affairs' and Herr von Born-
hard, Minister of Justice,lVßl retire from the
cabinet before the end of the year.

THE PARTS BOURSE.
PARIS, Nov. 13, 3.30 P.Y.
The Bourse has been steady. Routes closed at
69.22, or about the same as yesterday.

INDIA.

(BT BUM! OVBILAND TICLEGIAPH.)

BOMBAY, Nov. 6.

No business in cotton or piece goods, on account
of the native holidays. Exchange on London,
2a. Oid. Four per Cent. Government Securities,
89 ; Five per Cent. ditto, 105] ; Five-and-a-Half
per Cent. ditto, 110.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 6.

Exchange on London, 2s. Otid. Four per Cent.
Government Securities, 87i ; Five per Cent. ditto,
105 ; Fire-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 1091.
Freights to England, 40s.

AMERICA.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 12, Evnisc.
The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Saxonia has arrived out. _

Gold, 1444.. Exchange on London, 1574. 5-20
United States Bonds, 110. Illinois, 123%; Erie,
81. Cotton : Middling Upland, 36.

WAR-OFFICE, PALL-wad., Nov. 13. —The Hon.
Artillery Company of London.—The Queen has been
Mr. GLADSTONE.—A Paris correspondent of the ' pleased, on the recommendation of his Royal I lighness the
Captain-General and Colonel
Independame Beige says :—" As I have already announced. I I:rif ntreoHf Wales'
"AiitiKile*G"Caocm" of London to • int
Mr. Gladstone is to arrive in Paris between the 20th and Lieutenant-Colonel Hobert Company
James Lloyd-Lindsay, late of
2.ith of November. It is said that the Emperor, informed the Scots Fusilier Guards, to be lieutenant-colonel, vice
of the journey of the illustrious English statesman, has the Right Hon. Charles John, Lord Colville, of Cuirass,
already sent him an invitation for the Compiegne fetes. who roaigol-
You know that the Societe des Economistes will give a I ADMIRALTY, Nov. 12.—The undermentioned
officers have this day been promoted to the rank of staff
grand banquet to Mr. Gladstone." commander in her Majesty's fleet, with seniority of the
THE JESUITS AND THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF 11th instant : —Georc Williams, Esq. ; William Henry
VIENNA.—A letter from-Vienna of the 9th inst., published Petah, Esq. ; Samuel .radden, Esq.; Thomas Potter, Esq.:
by the .Liberfe, says: "The question of the Jesuits is still V iii
rdam aah'n eI
Vincent,llThu 'EsqEsq. . b• .reolf'onlloW*. L°pwreelotole
the order of the day, and it engrosses public attention in have this day been made :—Mr. Robert Glasspole, to be
the highest degree. A few days ago the municipal council engineer in her Majesty's fleet, with seniority of 4th Ds.-
of Vienna, the aissolution of which was for a moment caliber, 1365 ; Mr. George Horatio Weeks, to be first clams
feared simply on account of the warm discussions which assistant engineer in her Majesty's fleet, with seniority of
26th October, 1666.
have taken place in it respecting the Jesuits, was again
Molts SHIPPING DISASTERS.—Since an early
occupied with this question, and it has been decided
hour on Saturday morning a very high wind has prevailed
that an address should be laid at the foot of the throne, at Liverpool, and from the outposts it would appear that
declaring that the municipal council of the city of Vienna the storm has raged with similar violence all down the
could not in any manner desire, whether on religious, poll- Channel. From Dondalk we learn that. in addition to the
teal, or national grounds, that the Jesuits should come schooner Argus being wrecked off Clogher Head, another
and establish themselves in Vienna or its environs. I
same schooner,:::e aneddatieheprToshopecint clirh'ertnieng"gehre off narearevethre
do not know whether the step which is about problematical ;in fact, the last telegraph from Dundalk
to be taken by the Vienna municipal council was to the effect that at low water there were three feet
will be crowned with any success, but I greatly fear of tide over her. The crew, like that of the Argus, were
it will entirely fail. At the present moment clerical
fortunately Isitml)..reThane
IschooneriteltolsabelLefroam Neakthnfor
influenoss in Austria are still very powerful, as the follow- Milford Haven. Of the two schyooners which foundered off
ing fact will prove. Some time ago the plan of a normal Liverpool on Saturday night nothing is known, beyond the
school was drawn up. These are the conditions on which lamentable fact that the crews of both vessels perished.
the government has consented to the establishment of this The ship Margaret and Jane, which sailed from Liverpool
normal school—let, All the professors in the normal school forii?utoebeilveso farl back as theml3o thn of
inAtdirt last,
bacto belong to the catholic religion. 2nd, Religious teaching encountered fearful for nearly sixty days in the
to be given in the normal schooL 3rd, The professors of Atlantic. Fortunately, though the ship was knocked
religion to be placed under the control of the conaistory. about • great deal, none of the crew suffered except from
4th, The professors of history in like manner to be placed fatigue. We mentioned yesterday cuff
a
acrleratZeorfi
in connection with the consistory. sth, All the professors Enwitiliiiseisitesuirarently dams , as ri
v Igpedrovwestobe theumn ails er
of the normal school to be named by the government. ' Peruvian, with the homeward Canadian mails. Yesterday
6th, The committee of control to be composed of three , a telegram was received in Liverpool to the effect that
members—a member of the government, a member of the this vessel is the Peruvianat, an
her d h
ats she was
passengers at anchor
had
off
conaistory, and a member of the municipal council. This the Isle of Arran, aud thiland
been landed at Ardrossen and sent on to Liverpool, where
is what is taking place just after the appointment of a they will no doubt arrive 10-dav'
minister belonging to the protestant religion." 1 - -
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THE ATRATO.--SOUTILAMPTON, Nov. 13.—The
Royal Mail steamship Atrato left her moorings at noon to-
day and proceeded to the Motherbank. Dr. White, surgeon
of the Atrato, end those of the crew who had bad yellow
fever, have been transhipped to her Majesty's ship Mene-
laus, the quarantine hulk, at the Motherbank, at five
o'clock this evening, when Doctor Wiblin, government
superintendent of quarantine, left the Atrato. No fresh
cases had occurred. Our Southampton correspondent says
that the Atrato is to be fumigated, and that it is expected
she will soon afterwards get pratique, and her passengers
be released.

ROYAL ACADENY.—Professor Partridge, F.R.S.,
President of the Royal College of Surgeons, commenced
his course of lectures on anatomy to the students of the
Academy on Monday last. Sir Edwin Landamer, who pre-
sided, was surrounded by several distinguished visitors
and members of the learned professions. The lectures will
be delivered every Monday until Dec. 17., inclusive.
THE LAM COLONEL STODARE.-it is understood
that Madame Stodare, widow of the late Colonel Stociare,
is about to reopen the Theatre of Mystery, Egyptian-hall,
Piccadilly, very shortly. Madame Stodare, it will be re-
membered, sustained a prominent part in all her late hus-
band's entertainments.