The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-20 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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PRUSEILL
BitaLLN, Ocr. 19.
treaty of

It is stated that the

peace does not stipulate for the permanent occupa-
tion of Saxony by the Prussians, but merely that
the latter shall remain there until the reorganizer
tion of the Saxon army.
HITNGAItY.
PESTH, Oar. 19.

Cardinal Szitowski, Prince Primate of Hungary,
died to-day at Gran. He was born in November,
1785, and was the son of a village schoolmaster.
In 1827 he was consecrated bishop, and in 1849
was appointed Archbishop and Prince Primate of
Hungary. He received the Cardinal's hat in 1853.

ITALY.
FLORENCE, Om. 19.

The Opinion of to-day states that the govern-
ment will not proceed with the general elections,
but that, after the plebiscitum in Venetia, the
Venetian electoral colleges will be aaaembled in
order to choose deputies to the present Italian
parliament.
The date for the convocation of parliament is
not yet fixed, but it is believed that it will take
place in the early part of December.
Royal decrees have been issued appointing,
Senator Pasolini Italian Commissioner at Venice,

the Duke di Verdure at Verona, and Deputy
Guieciardi at Mantua.. _ _

The result of the plebiscitum in Venetia will be
proclaimed on the 27th inst., and a deputation of
the mayors of the chief towns will at once proceed
to Turin, to present the vote to the King.

VENETLL
VIO4IOB, Oct. It

In accordance with the convention concluded
between General !daring and General Lebwuf, this
city was handed over to the municipal authorities
this morning at eight o'clock. At the same mo-
ment General Alemann, the Austrian governor, left
foe 'Norte. On his departure he received nu-
merous marki of respect from the crowd,
which he and his staff courteously returned.
The Italian flag was hoisted on the tower of St.
Mark, and was saluted with a salvo of 101 guns.
jnamenes enthiaiaam prevailed. General di Revel,
the municipal authorities, and the national guard
then proceeded to the railway station to meet the
Italian troops, who were received with prolonged
cheering.
The city is richly decorated with flags, and a
grand illumination takes place this evening.

RUSSIA.

ST. PETRESBUBO, Oar. 19.

The Diet of Finland has been convoked for the
22nd of January, when it will meet at Helsingfors.
The Supreme Criminal Court, which had been
called together to try persons accused of being con-
cerned in the attempted assassination of the Czar,
and which has delivered sentence in all the cameo
brought before it, has been dissolved by Imperial
ukase.

AIMUCA.

QUEENSTOWN, OCT. 20.

The Royal Mail steamship Cuba, from Boston
and Halifax, arrived here at 11.50 p.m. last night,
with 166 passengers and 6,493 dole. in specie. She
landed 14 passengers and all the mails except those
for Liverpool and Scotland, and proceeded imme-
diately. All well.

NEW YORK, Ocr. 9, Ernaigo.

The Oregon Legislature have annulled their
former ratification of the constitutional amend-
ment.

Several riots occurred at Philadelphia between
the radicals and democrats during the late election
canvass, and several persons were wounded.
General Butler has made a speech urging the
impeachment of President Johnson, and stating
that if the latter called upon the army and navy
to assist him against Congress, he would be
disobeyed.
In South Carolina the Provosts' Courts have
been abolished, and all cases have been transferred
to the civil courts.

It is reported that the Governor of South Caro-
lina will recommend the adoption of the conatitu-
tional amendment and the election of repre-
sentatives who can take the oath.
Commodore Stockton is dead.

A Fenibi delegation has visited President John-
son, and again urged the withdrawal of Mr. Adams
and the American consuls in Ireland. The delega-
tion retired dissatisfied with the results of the
interview.
Canadian despatches say it is reported that the
United States government has demanded an apo-
logy for the search of the Federal steamer Con-
gress by the British gunboat Rescue. The British
consul at Buffalo had informed the Canadian an-
, thorities that the Congress was a Fenian vessel.
The steamer Daniel Webster, from New York
for Mobile, and the British steamer Queen Vic-
toria, have foundered. The crews and passengers
of both vessels were saved.
NEW YORK, Ocr. 11, EvErma.

The republicans carried the Pennsylvania elec
tiona by a reduced majority. lowa, Ohio, and
Indiana have also voted the republican ticket.
Marine disasters during the late gale off the
Georgian coast continue to be reported. The
steamer Evening Star, from New York for New
Orleans, foundered at sea on the 3rd inst. Out of
300 persons on board only 24 were saved.
The steamer Andrew Johnson, from New York
for Charleston, went ashore off Currituck beach.
The passengers and crew were saved.

The New York papers publish a telegram from
Chicago, which announces the death, in that city, of
Augustus Dickens, brother of Charles Dickens, the
novelist.
Govsnwtrzwr INSCRANCZ Awn Airwurrtss. —The
following additional post-offices will be open on and
after the 22nd October for the receipt of proposals for
the insurance of lives or the purchase of government an-
nuities, under the act 27 and 28 Vict., cap 43 ; and for
the receipt of the premiums becoming due to the Post-
master-General, from time to time, under contracts for
the insurance of lives or the purchase of government an-
nuities, and for the payment of any sums which shall be-
come payable by the Postmaster-General, under the said
contracts :—Campbeltown, N.B. ; Castle Douglas, N.B. ;
Cockburnspath, N.B. ; Eockfechan, N. 8.; Gatehouee
(Castle Douglas), N.B. ; Govan (Glasgow). N.B. ; Lau-
rencekirk, N.B. ; Nairn, N.B. ; Turriff, N.B. These aloes
will be open for such purposes during the hours appointed
for the transaction of money-order business. A hand-bill
containim the principal rules of the Government Insurance
and Annuity Office and of the Post-office Savings Banks
has been printed for gratuitous distribution. and copies
may be obtained at the above-named offices. The measure
will, from time to time, be extended to other post-offices
than those named above, and due notice will tie given of
such extension'. If application be n.ade to any postmaster
for the extension of the measure to his office he will at
once report the sircumstanoe to the secretary.