The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-06 00:00:00

BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Juzx 4.

The King has given hie sanction to the formation
of a South German Military Commission, which is
to regulate in common the military affairs of the
South German States, in pursuance of the articles
of the treaty of Prague.

THE VICEROY OF EGYPT.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Joni 4.
The Viceroy of Egypt will leave to-morrow for
Trieste, in his own yacht, Hahronsa, en route to
Vienna and Ems. His highness expects to arrive
at Vienna on the 11th inst.

JAPAN.
HONG KONG, Joirs 12.
Intelligence received here from Japan states
that affairs in that country aro again unsettled.
A coalition of the northern Daimios has been
formed against the 'Jihad°.

AbEERICA.

NEW YORIE,JuLY 3.

According to Messrs. Neill's report, the week's
receipts of cotton at all United States ports have
been 3,000 bales, and since Ist September
2,123,000 bales. Week's export to Great Britain,
2,000 bales ; and since Ist September, 1,22.5,000
bales. Week's export to the continent, none. Total
export of the week, 2,000 bales; and since hat
September, 1,671,000 bales. Stock at all ports,
100,000 bales.
(Per the Australasian, via Queenstown.)
NEW YORE, Jura 23, Nome.
'llts MUM of Representatives have passed a resolution
instructing the committee of ways and means to report
the bill for the reduction of the national debt to an
uniform system with a reduced rate of interest, and in-
quire into the expediency of appropriating 60,000,000 dots.
for the redemption of such government indebtedness as is
specified to be payable in currency.
A resolution has been passed declaring Mr. WKee, the
republican contestant, entitled to the seat now held by
Mr. Young, democrat, from Kentucky.
President Johnson has nominated Mr. Everts Attorney-
General. It is reported that Thaddeus Stevens is pre-
paring new articles of impeachment against President
Johnson, but will not press action thereon until next
session.

Surtatt has been discharged on the indictment of coin-
pheity in the murder of President Lincoln, by default of
tbe prosecution, and admitted to 20,000 dole. bail to
answer a charge on Monday of complicity in a plot to
abduct President Lincoln.

The trial of Vibelan,tie alleged aseamin of Mr. M`Ose,
takes place on the 2nd September.
It is reported that a desperate battle took place near
Port au Prince. General Salnave was victorious, but the
Caws were being reinforced.

NEW YORE, JUNE 24, 2400 x..
Messrs. Rice and Macdonald, from Arkansas, have been
admitted to their seats as senators. The Foreign Affairs
Committee in the Senate have reported Mr. Banks' Bill
fur the Protection of Naturalized Citizens with• the
rewind section struck out.
The House of Representatives have amended the Tax
Bill so as to reduce the whiskey tax to 60 cents per gallon.
Mr. Humphreys having refused to vacate his office as
Governor of Mississippi, in accordance with the orders of
General M`Dowell, he was yesterday deposed by military
force. _ _

Mississippi election is progrensing quietly. Large
numbers of negroes are voting with the democrats, and
there are indications that the new constitution will be
defeated.
The Federal authorities at New Orleans have arrested
100 persons suspected of being filibusters, and about to
embark for Mexico in the interest of Santa Anna.

Advice* from Hayti state that Salaams was closely be-
sieged in Port au Prince.