The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-15 00:00:00

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

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The Neut Freie Prune of to-day states that the
Ministry for Foreign Affairs withheld Baron von
Werther's passports until the Prussian government
had released Councillor Lesser. The departure of
Baron Werther was, therefore, postponed until to-
day. A diplomatic arrangement having been con-
cluded between the Austrian and Bavarian govern-
ments for the regulation of their course of political
action, the Bavarian General Tann is now here ne-
gotiating the conclusion of a convention providing'
by common military action, on the one hand, for
the contingency of the Diet ordering and Prussia
resisting the mobilisation of the Federal army, and,
on the other, of Bavaria being compelled by the de-
velopment of events to take part in the war on her
own account.

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FLORENCE, Jess 14, Evans°. 1
The Chamber of Deputies adopted to-day, with-
out discussion, the bill for calling in the reserves
of 1846. After a short debate Art. 2of the bill
for the suppression of monastic institutions was
adopted. This article proposes the confiscation
and conversion of the property of religious cor-
porations.

THE BOMBARDMENT OF VALPARAISO BY
THE SPANISH.
PARIS, Jinni 14.

SPEECH OF THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR.
VIENNA, Jury 14.

The common council of this capital presented an ,
address of loyalty to the Emperor Francis Joseph .
this morning. In reply to a speech from the
Burgomaster, the Emperor said, " I receive this
manifestation from the city of Vienna with great ,
satisfaction. I have done everything in my power
to preserve the peace and liberty of Germany, but
it has been made impossible in all quarters for me
to do so. This is the most arduous period I have
experienced since my accession to the throne. I
now resort to the sword with confidence in God,
my good right, my valiant army, and the co-
operation of my faithful subjects. But I must, in
especial, express my fullest satisfaction with the
unanimity and attitude of Vienna. Notwithstand-
ing that considerable sacrifices have been already
imposed upon the capital by the stoppage of busi-
ness and the want of employment for the popula-
tion, the most exemplary order prevails here in
comparison with other countries, and I cannot
sufficiently express my recognition of this fact."

PRINSTA
BERLIN, JUSI 14,.Eviacraia.

It is positively asserted that the Duke of Saxe
Coburg Gotha will accept an important command
in the Prussian army on the outbreak of hostilities.

To-day in the Corps Legislatif M. Gamier Pages
made a speech, commenting in severe terms upon
the bombardment of Valparaiso by the Spanish
fleet. M. Rouher, in reply, stated that the intel-
ligence of the bombardment had made a painful
impression upon the French government. He
then compared the conduct of the Spaniards before
Valparaiso with that of the French before Odessa
in 1855, and added, " The question whether the
' neutral governments should make a joint demand
upon Spain for indemnity for the damage sus-
' tained by their respective subjects in Chili is one
which is not yet completely decided, it being a
very delicate question ; but France, immediately
after the bombardment, lost no time in communi-
cating her view of the subject to the Spanish
' government, in a despatchdated the 22nd May last.•

ME BRAZILS.
(Per the Guienne, tin Lisboa.)
RIO DE JANEIRO, Mar 24.
Exchange on London, 241, 241. Coffee, good
first, 7,100 to 7,300. Receipts during the fort-
night, 4,000 bags. Stock, 100,000 bags.
BUENOS AYRES.
Exchange, 51i, 51g. Ounces, 2,590.
MONTE VIDEO.
Exchange, 53.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, JUNE 14, 3.30 r.m.
The Bourse has been very firm. Rentes closed
at 04.15, or 70c. higher than yesterday.

PRUSSIA AND THE MIDDLE STATES. Sic Tesesrr !—Mr. Kinglake is described in the
WEIMAR, Jure 14. French papers as as comureateur erantrique.
The Prussian government addressed, on the , SOCIETY FOB rue Erreorescremerr OF heldre
12th inst., a circular despatch to the German ANDL—At a numerous meeting of this Society last
Federal States with reference to the proposal for ;Vag a
as dtrir "zint....i. qondlit-se.-1 Mr. W. QC:::
the mobilisation of the Federal forces. The titative Analysis of the -13eauaul."
despatch says : 1 ROYAL COLLEGE OV ISIINGIONS OF ENGLAND. -
The following membersl of ther the college
llefgeTfohang undertone
" The motion is contrary to the laws of the Con- the neoesnry
p the 29th
federation, and all States voting for its adoption and 31st ultimo, were reopnogrted to have acquittedo them.
will thereby commit an act of hostility against selves to the satisfaction of the Cort of Examiners and
Prussia in defiance of Federal law. In the war roust
college,
.on. the 14th Ens
Archer,
which may then ensue, Prussia will allow herself Cape of Good Hope, diploma of membership dated Dim.
to be guided only byher own interests, and those of 1'0e:t02,19;4014,Ur°,1,12"e "Diet her hfijijeeeY a firming '? Army,
the States friendly to her cause. The adoption of the May 2, 1854 ; William • , New York, November 21,
motion will be looked upon by Prussia as a mill- 1666. This gentleman hes just been unanimously appointed
tart' solidarity on the part of the consenting States university of thfatgeeiUrsi Fuld crieve anatomy
in
the
with Austria—who will make her declaration of 26, 1858 ; Frederick Howard Marsh, St. rilartholcmew's
war alone—and will consequently consider their sstreHospitaol, Juneneor3., 1861 ; der Bruce,
assent as so many independent declarations of war. Albert-terruee, All i 3, 1864 ; and William George
Those members of the Confederation whose terra- Vawdreg Lush, Wilton,R near Salisbury April 27, 1864.
~,,,, .__ It is stated that only one candidate failed sequithimeelf
10/11511 are situated between the Prussian provinces to the ootisfoottot, of the court.