The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-24 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

SITE of PROPOSED LAW COURTS.—The
BUILDER of THIS DAY, 44., or by poet 51., contains :
Fine View and Plan of New Vestry Hell, Newington -Plan of
the Site for proposed Law Courts—Workhorse Infirmaries Re
form—A Word to Building Operatives—Mexico—Mr. Planehs—
Rouge Croix on the Exhibition of National Portraits—the Deer
of Ely on High Art in Low Countries—Fires and Fire Extin.
guishers. and various other papers, with all the News, Artistic
and Sanitary.-1, York-street, Covent-garden, and all newsmen.

TNTERNATIONAL HORTICULTURAL EXHI-
BITION and BOTANICAL CONGRESS. The GARDENERS'
CHRONICLE of SATURDAY, 26th May, will contain a full Re-
port of the Meetings of the Congress and the Horticultural Exhi-
bition at South Kensington. Order of any news agent. A single
copy sent on receipt of six stamps.—Offics for advertisements, 41,
Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

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THE DzvoNPoRT ELECTION.—The election at
Devonport on Tuesday resulted.in a great surprise to all
concerned. That the liberal candidates, Lord liliot and
Mr. Montagu Chambers, would head the poll by more
than fifty majority was certainly not anticipated, however
oonfidently it might have been prognosticated,by the leaders
of either of the political parties in the borough. The poll-
ing was as extraordinary in its progress as in its end. At
11 o'clock, when the course of events usually becomes ap-
parent, the liberals were seventy behind their opponents.
By one o'clock this had been reduced to twenty, and the
issue, which previously had seemed clear enough to out-
siders, became doubtful. But during the next hour the
liberals made a clear gain of sixty votes, securing a majority
of forty, and this was increased to fifty before the close of
the poll, although polling was continued vigorously by the
conservatives up to the last ten minutes. When the
result was seen the conservatives shrunk away abashed,
and though they bad honourably lost in a fair and honest
fight, they did not appear on the hustings and show that
they could take their punishment with smiling faces.
We believe there is good ground for the assertion of the
liberals that sot election attended by less bribery and less
drunkenness has never taken place in Devonport. Animo-
sity was displayed, certainly, but less bitterly than on some
former occasions, although it had perhaps greater excuse.
Devonport has secured two representatives who are likely
to be a credit to the borough, and who will be cordially
welcomed to the House of Commons, by no one more cor-
dially than Mr. Gladstone. Their election may possibly
decide the passing or rejection of the Reform Bill at its
third reading. It is to the credit of the liberal dockyards-
men that they did not vote against liberal candidates, not-
withstanding that the liberal government proposes to ilia-
-- fninchise them. The dockyardamen evidently would not,
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The municipal councils of Fiume and Bucari
have been ordered, in case of invasion, to despatch
all money belonging to the crown to Agram.

BOHEMIA.

PRAGUE, MAT 23.

All the state treasuries in Bohemia have received
orders to forward their available funds as quickly as
possible to Vienna, in view of the danger of war.

HOLLAND.
THE HAGUE, MAT 23.
To-day in the second chamber the ministry con-
firmed the statement that they presented their
collective resignation to the King on Saturday last.
They also defended the declaration made in the
Federal Diet relative to the wish of the Dutch
government for the separation of Limbourg from
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SWISS NEUTRALITY.
BERNE, MAT 23.

The Italian government has stated in a note to
the Federal Council its intention of respecting
Swiss neutrality in the event of war.
A similar declaration has been made by Austria.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
FLORENCE, MAY 23.

To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, Signor
Depretis spoke in support of the proposed tax upon
income derived from landed property. Signor
Cautu stated that he had no personal relations
with the director of the Naples reactionary journal
Conciliatore, and that the letters seized in the
office of that paper bearing his signature did not
contain the compromising expressions which had
been asserted. He demanded the publication of
his letters in order to refute the calumnies against
him. Signor Chiaves, Minister of the Interior,
said the publication of the letters could not take
place while the legal proceedings against the direc-
tor of the Conciliatore were still pending.
The Chamber finally passed to the order of the
day. _ _

Signor Scialoja, Minister of Finance, subse-
quently defended Art. 14 of the Financial Bill,
fixing a tax upon income derived from landed pro-
perty, the principal provisions of which were pro-
posed by the ministry.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
BUCHAREST. MAT 23.

Prince Charles of Hohenzollern was most enthu-
siastically received by the National Assembly on
the occasion of his visit to the Chamber yesterday.
In order to comply with Article 13 of the Con-
vention, they unanimously adopted a resolution de-
claring the father of Prince Charles of Hohenzol-
lern to be a naturalised Roumanian.