The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-13 00:00:00

MEXICO.

The Patric of this evening states that Porfirio
Diaz, who is in command of the Juarists at Ojam,
has issued a proclamation, ordering that the lives
and property of the French residents be respected,
and threatening with severe punishment any per-
sons who may infringe his orders on this subject.

THE PAPAL STATES.
ROME, Dsc. 12.
The Peter's pence offerings since September,
1859, amount to 53,000,000 francs.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 11.

The Porte has obtained proofs of schemes con-
cocted in Bulgaria for separating that province
from the Turkish empire. The party entertaining
these plans have put forward M. Abramovich, of
Galatz, and M. Dimitraki, of Tuleha, as candidates
for the throne of a future electoral principality of
Bulgaria.

TURKEY AND GREECE.

VIENNA, DEC. 12, EVENING.

The Perm,. of this evening asserts that a rupture
of the diplomatic relations between Greece and the
Porte is inevitable. The same paper states that
great agitation prevails in the lonian Islands, and
that public order has been disturbed in Cephalonia.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 10. —The Council of the
Dutch Reformed Church (Calvinist) have passed a resolr-
Lion admitting the ministers of any recognised protestant
denomination to the pulpits of their churches. I esterday
the Rev. A. A. Stuart, a dissenting minister, accordingly
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it t wautl. TilE ißisll REFORM LEAGUE. —At a meeting of
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easmended, as tortillas the lands of a beautiful head of hair, Adelphi-terrace—Lieutenant-Colonel Dickson in the chair
stile its introduvtiol, ',lto the mir.cry of royalty, and the high
—the following
letter from The O'Donoghue, M.P., ptesi-
mem in whi, li it is miiversally held, with numerous testamm. .
malt constantly reeeiv...l of its eitieacy, afford the beat anti surest dent of the Irish Reform League, was read :—"Dublin,
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meeting on Thursday last. The meeting was called for
the purpose of hearing the report of the deputation which
had been appointed to proceed to London to be present at
your great reform demonstration, and I am convinced that
the cordial reception accorded to our representatives
has done much to lay the foundation of a thorough and
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