The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-14 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(iguria's TRUIGWIL)
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF COUNT
BELCREDL
VIENNA, Fie. 13.

The ifergewpost of to-day states, under reserve,
that Count Belaredi has tendered his resignation,
in consequence of the difference between him and
Count lisjlath, the Hungarian Chancellor, respect-
ing the settlement of the Hungarian question.

THE HUNGARIAN DIET.
PESTLE, Fla. 13.

The Upper House of the Hungarian Diet has re-
solved, by 136 agsinst 53 votes, to draw up a
different and separate address from that of the
Lower House, in reply to the speech from the
throne.

MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Fia. 3.

Official despatches from Washington state that
Juarez was still at El Paso on the sth January.
Ortega, as President of the Republican Supreme
Court, had issued • protest against the decrees

issued by Juarez.
News from Vera Cruz to the 23rd ultimo, says
various remount were current that the French
were preparing to withdraw from Mexico, to which
step Maximilian had consented, provided the
Cnited States sent troops to replace them. Also
Maximilian would shortly receive a million of
dollars from France. Maximilian had delivered a
speech in reply to an address, offering condolence
upon the death of King Leopold. In it his
Imperial Majesty expressed confidence in his
destiny, and a determination to continue the course
be had commenced. He would not change the de-
mocratic customs of Mexico, but he considered a
strong rule was the last anchor of safety for the
country.,L.He looked forward to the future without
anxiety.

CANADA.

NEW YORK, Pza 3.

Toronto despatches published in the New York
papers assert that a Fenian attack upon the
Canadian frontier towns was hourly expected, and
that all the military were under arms. General
Sweeney and Colonel Roberts were reported to have
passed through Hamilton, Canada West, on the
Lt inst. - _ .

The ;Fenian in Canada had protested against
going to Ireland by way of Canada.
The Ottawa Post states that the mission of the
Canadian Reciprocity Commissioners to Washing-
ton was a failure, in consequence of which an early
union of the Canadian parliament was expected.

CHILI AND PERU.

NEW YORK, Fn. 3.

Advice§ have been received here from Valparaiso
to the 2nd ult., and Lima to the lfith. The cor-
respondence of the New York Herald states that
Chili and Peru have formed an offensive and de-
fensive alliance. A fight bad occurred between
the Chilians and Spaniards in the harbour ofH
Caldera, the latter attempting by boats' crews to
out out a steamer in the harbour. The Cbilians on
shore drove off the Spaniards, of whom a number
were killed and wounded.
The blockade of the Chilian ports, exeept Val-
paraiso and Caldera, had been raised, the Spanish
squadron being concentrated at the two latter
places.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.
ALEXANDRIA, F 22. 12.
The Tanjore left at 11 a.m., and the Masailia at
4 p.m. to-day. The former may be expected at
Karseilles about the 18th, and the latter at South-
ampton about the 26kh instant.
GIBRLLTAB, Fin 11.
The Syria, with the heavy portion of thehe Cal-
csutta, China, and Australian 15-ails, s re at
10 p.m. to-day. All well. She may be expected
at Southampton on the 10th inst.