The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-17 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(111IITRICS vymeossius.)
ITALY AND TILE PAPACY.
ROME, Dec. 15.
Signor Tonello was received by the Pope to-day.
ROME, Dec. 16.
The Count de Sartigea has arrived here.
CIVITA VECCHLt, Dec. 15.

The American corvette Savatira has left Civita
Vecchia, it is believed for Malta. The Vienne,
laden with the arms and ammunition belonging to
the French troops, has also left this port. Tho fri-
gate Mogador is expected here. •

PRUSSIA AND SAXONY.
BERLIN, DEC. 16.

This morning the King gave audience tothe former
Hanoverian generals, Areutachildt and Knesebeck.
His Majesty afterwards received Councillors Del-,
briick and Philippsborn, who are about to proceed
to Vienna as plenipotentiaries at the conferences
which will shortly be held in that city for the con-
clusion of a treaty of commerce between Austria
and the Zollverein.

BERLIN, Du. 16,.Evincom.

King John of Saxony arrived here this evening.
He was received at the railway station by the King
of Prussia and all the royal princes. A supper
was afterwards given at the royal castle.- To-
morrow a grand banquet is to take place at the
i palace in honour of the King of Sason3's

THE HUNGARIAN DIET.
MYTH, DEcll6.

It is rumoured that the government will not
yield to the demands contained in the address of
the Lower House of the Hungarian Diet.

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, DEC. 15.

An Imperial Ukase has been issued to-day ap-
pointing a commission, under the presidency of the
Emperor, to take the necessary steps for carrying
out reforms in Poland.
Senator Nabakoff has been named ad idesira
I Secretary of State for Poland.

INDIA,

(CT DIRECT OVERL&SD TELEGRAPH.)
BOMBAY, DEC. 7.

71b. shirtings, Gr. 12a. Cotton dull. Dhollerah,
265 r. Shipments of the week, 19,270. Exchange
on London, 2s. Four per Cent. Government
Securities, 87. Five per Cer.t., 104. Five and
a half per Cent., 1092. Freights to Liverpool, 20e.
CALCUTTA, DEC. 6.

Exchange on London, 2s. O'd. Four per Cent.
Government Securities, sq. Five per Cent.,
103. Five and a half per Cont., 1001. Frvight
to England, 435.

CHINA.
(Br OVEBLAI4II TELEUEAEH FRON CALLE.)
HONG KONG, Nov. 15.

Grey shirtings, qr. ; catty, 3 dol'. 75c. Tea lower.
Total export, 83,000,C001b5. Exchange on Lon.
don, 4s. sid.
SIIINGTIAE, Nov. 7.

Tea : Congou dull. Silk lower. Export to date,
19,750 bales. Exchange on London, 0.. 3d.
Freights : Tea, 30s.

AMERICA.
(BY ATLINTIC TELEGRAPH.)
NEW YORK, DEC. 15.
Congress has granted the suffrage to tho negroes
of the district of Columbia.
Gold, 138.

TEE YELLOW FEVER ON BOARD THE
TASMA:VIAN.

A supplement to the London Gazette, publisheci
on Saturday night, contains an order by the Privy Council
in reference to the arrival iu Southampton Water of the
ship Tasmanian, having yellow fever on board ; that all
passengers known or suspected to be infected, whu have
not as yet been removed to the Menelaus, shall be removed
to the Parana or the -Eolus, unless ordered to remain on
board the Menelaus ; and that they shall be detained on
board the Menelaus, the Parana, or the dEolus until further
orders from the Privy Council. Of the four cases of
yellow fever on board the Tasmanian which were not ex-
pected to survive, one died daring the night of Friday. The
other three were reported better on Saturday. tour South-
ampton correspondent, writing on Saturday night, says:—
"According to advice' received by the Tasmanian the
yellow fever appears to be generally decreasing in the
West India Islands. The Shannon, due here on the `..*.th
inst., left this port since the arrival of the Atrato. The
commander, therefore. knew that yellow fever prevailed at
i St. Thomas, and would no doubt take proper precautions to
mitigate its severity if it should break out on board his
I ship. Southampton papers this morning describe the scenes
at the Royal Mail Company's offices here last night as
: heart-rending. The applications to see the list of the dead.
or to hear it mid, were incessant. One poor woman asked
~ if her husband was among the victims. Nineteen out
of twenty names were read to her. and she was raising
I her eyes as in thankfulness, when the twentieth
• • was pronounced. It was that of her husband. The an-
ILE PALL MALL GAZETTE. nouncement was too much for the poor creature, and she
TAn Evening Newspaper Etta Review. PO" Tw^P,'"ee. I dropped on the floor in a swoon. Mr. Robinson Hudson, the
Apart from Its sale as a Loudon Evening Newspaper, the " Pall surgeon, who fell a victim, was universally respected
Mall Gazette" has a lame circulation in tho country. It is
found peculiarly acceptable to residents In the provinces who are throughout the Royal Mail service, and had acquired great
desirous of rest early every morning a journal which con. experience in the treatment of yellow fever cases on the
Laing the latest news et the previous day, nila which cmipri:,,s, intercolonial station. If the Royal Mail Atlantic mail
in addition to the oration-, contents of a daily newspaper, a large steamers were to stop at
d Jamaica
24 inbste outs.ad of
T St. Thotuas
dread of
,
number of Original Articles of various chars:ter. h ails would o bedelayed he
The First Edition of the " Pall ]tell Gazette" is published at
It p.m., and a ;wound Edition Is published In time foe despatch to yellow fever and of quarantine at Southampton will
the country by post. ' seriously injure the passenger traffic of the Royal Mail
For the convenience of persmis residing hi the country, sub. ' Company, because there are now competing At.ierican and
scriptions will be received by the Pr.blisher : and a siu,gle copy French steam lines which do not call at St. Thomas."
will be sent to any place out of Loudon on receipt of three
postage stamps- I
Terms (Inclusive of postage'.
Quarterly: £ol9 6 1 The Constantinople journal, the Tarquit'9 an .
Half-yearly
yearly
Thesnew volume will be commenced ou the Ist of January. I that she is to bear the name of the Princess Emin;:e.
Unice, 14, nsffsbury-street, strand- I THE EMPEROR MAxiitaza N.—The Memorial
Dipionsatiqae says :—" It is certain that Maximilian I.
HOME FOR LITTLE BOtis.—A meeting of the has not left Mexico ; and it must, besides, be added that
friends and subscribers to this institution, which ho
ning when he conceived the design of so doing it was chiefly
its object the reception, education, and industrial traig with the object of repairing to Lacroma, in Dalmatia,
of destitute boys under ten years of age, from all parts of where a medical consultation was to be held with a view
the kingdom, and whose patrons are their Royal Highnesses of settling the treatment to be pursued for the Empress
the Prince and Princess of Wales, took place on Saturday, Charlotte. Subsequent telegraphic messages having re-
at the London Tavern, Mr. Sheriff Lycett in the chair. assured the Emperor as to the issue of that crisis, he
The principal business was the election of five boys to be abandoned bis intended departure for Europe. Letters
residents of the home, the foundation stone of which was which we have received by the French steamer the France.'
laid with such Mat a short time since by the Princess of mention the causes which have determined Maximilian I. I
Wales. The new buildings, there is every reason to be- to abandon his intended return to Europe. As soon as it
lieve, will be ready for occupation early in the ensuing was understood on the morning of the 21st of October
summer. An offer to raise the cost of an additional house that his Majesty had left the capital a mournful con-
amongst
amongst children having been made, a fifth house, in addi. sternation took possession of the population. ,
tion to the school and the central building, is being Alarming rumours which spread about on the f ol-
erected, so that there will be immediate accommodation lowing days only increased the disquiet:ide and agitation.
for 150 boys. A considerable sum is still required to coin-
-1 The chief inhabitants of the city then decided to send ,
plate the cost of the buildings, and the committee tarot
a deputation to Orizaba to supplicate the Emperor not to
that their friends will not relax their exertions, so that the I abandon the reins of government, inasmuch as the Mexi-
buildings may be opened free of debt. I can people were ready to make every sacrifice to sustain
THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN AND THE RrrusLisis.— the Imperial throne- Petitions lay in the public estab-
lishments and received thousands of signatures in support
For sane time the service at St. Augustine's Church, ;
New Basford, near Nottingham, has been marked bya very 'of this proceeding of the notables. Maximilian I. was
high ritual, so much so, that a abort time ago the bishop profoundly touched by the solicitations of which he was
of the diocese expostulated with the incumbent st
ep
occasion the object. He replied to the deputation that on a recent
Rev. R. Bolton), and it was said that if not put a stop 1 occasion he bad solemnly affirmed his resolution never to
abandon the post of honour to which he had been called
to, proceedings would be commenced by the bishop against :
the incumbent. On Friday a deputation waited upon his Iby the confidence of the nation, and that, in spite of the
lordship witha memccialsigned by some of the parishioners I difficulties accumulated from every quarter, he was prer I
to struggle as long as Heaven might lend him 1
in support of the incumbent. In reply to the deputation Weal
the bishop requested that the use of the ancient Eucha- 'lrene. The deputation returned with the promise that
curial vestments be suspended until they were authorised tne peror would re-enter his capital as soon as his
or forbidden by an appeal to the courts or by a legislative health, greatly shaken by late events, woadrmit. sad
the condi-
act. The bishop, it is understood, will not interfere to when he should be sufficiently
prohibit lights on the altar or the use of the mixed chalice Lion of the Empress to be able to devote all his attention
to public affairs."
at communion. i
HOSPITAL lirGR DISEASES OF THE CHEST, VICTORIA- ' LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER 16.—The West India
PARIL—The number of patients relieved at this institution and Pacific steamer Cuban, from Port-au-Prince, Ate., 'a-
doring last week was 1,3 U, of which 277 were new cases. rived here to-day. Her news has been anticipate&

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