The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-26 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Names ramosAin.)
AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA, AND ITALY.
TIENNA, Arse, ]e.

An imperial rescript has been issued to-day pro-
roguing the sittings of the Croatian Diet sine die.
The Minister of Police has notified that the Aus-
trian visa will again be necessary for the passports
of persons crossing the Austro-Italian frontier.
The official Wiener Zeitung of to-day confirms the
denial already given to the alleged violation of
Austrian territory by Italian volunteers. The
Vienna cabinet has, it is said, addressed
a circular despatch to Prussia and the other
European Powers, informing them that the Austrian
armaments are rendered necessary by the proceed-
ings of the Italian government. The despatch at
the same time declares that Austria, relying upon
the word of the Prussian King, considers any
measures of defence against Prussia to be unne-
cessary.
The Morgenpost publishes a telegram, according
to which the Emperor Napoleon has declared to the
Italian cabinet that he will in no way assist Italy in
case she should attack Austria. The Morgenpost adds
that this news comes from an authentic source.

A deputation of Hungarian manufacturers has
arrived here, and has petitioned government to
athird English importers of iron no greater faci-
lities than are granted by the treaty of commerce
with the Zollverein.
The Duke of Norfolk has arrived here.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
FLORENCE, APRIL 15.

To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, the' Com-
mittee on the Provisional Budget made its report,
recommending that the ministry should be provi-
sionally empowered to carry on the financial ser-
vice of the country for a further period of two
months. The debate on this subject will commence
to-morrow.

INDIA.

(BT DIRECT OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.)
BOMBAY, APRIL 20, 3 P.M.

Cotton declining. Dhollerah, 360 r. Shipments
of the week, 36,000 bales. Exchange on London,
2s. lid. Freights, 40s.

CALCurfA, APRIL 20.
Import markets quiet and unchanged. Exchange
on London, 2s. 2d. Freights, 455.
The rate of discount has been raised 1 per cent.

CHINA AND JAPAN.
(via Alexandria)

CANTON, MARCH 13.
The imperial army, commanded by General
Paschao, has obtained a complete victory over a
body of 50,000 rebels, supposed to he the residue
of the Taepings, in the north-east of the province
of Quantung. The conflict lasted two days, and
resulted in the whole body of rebels being either
slaughtered or taken prisoners. The death of
Kangwang, the rebel leader, is contradicted. The
imperial army is being disbanded. Some of
the troops have set out with the victorious
general for Hankow, in order to take the
field against the Nyenfei. At Pekin a mission has
been appointed to proceed to Europe with six
pupils, accompanied by Messrs. Wade and Hart.
Advioes received from Japan announce that the
Japanese were about to make a racecourse for the
Europeans. It was rumoured that the government
had given ground for the construction of a dock at
Nagasaki. The dispute between the Tycoon and the
Daimios was on the eve of being settled. The third
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