The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-13 00:00:00

TIIE CONSCRIPTION IN RUSSIA.

BT. PETERBBUJZO. Nov. 12.
An impe 'nal ukase has been issued to-day.
ordering that, with a view to complete the strength
of the army and the fleet, a levy should be made
of four persons in every thousand inhabitant'
throughout the empire; the conscription to com-
mence on the 13th of January, and terminate on
the 15th of February next.

SERVIA.
BELGRADE, Nov. 12.
The newly-appointed Greek Consul-General for
Servi• Las been received by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs. The Conned of Regency has published a
proclamation raising the state of siege in Belgrade,
and stating that Scrvia has emerged unwoulconed
from a difficult crisis. The Council of Regency
exhorts the people to continue in future to sup-
port the government. and announces that several
important internal reforms arc being prepared.

JAVA.
BATAVIA, Oor. 21.
The Dutch are übout to send a second military
expedition to Bali.

MALTA.
VALETTA, Nov. 12.
The barque Zetus, of Shields, Captain Turnbull,
from Sulina, with a cargo of maize, V7llB irreno-
verably wrecked yesterday on reef, ou the
south-east coast of Malts. No lives were lost, and
the upper spars and sails were saved. The training
frigate Bristol, from Gibraltar, and the Enter-
prise, from Taregmum, have arrived here. Vice-
Admiral Lord Clarence Paget's division is expected
hourly from Palermo.

LOAN FOR THE CITY OF NAPLES.
FRANKFORT, Nov, 12.
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SubFeriptions have been opened 'at Mews.
Reinach, bankers, for a loan eontractcd by the
city of Naphs. It is issued in 183,000 bonds, the
nominal value being 150 francs, and the issuing
price 116 f. The interest upon each bond is 71.,
and is guaranteed to be paid in gold. The loan is
to be redeemed by drawings. Subscription lists
are to be open at Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig,
Breslau, and Geneva, between the 18th and
21st inst.

TEE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 12.
The return of the Dank of Franco for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes,
compared with that of last week :—lnarettse:
Advances, 800,000 f. Decrease: Cash in hand,
18,000,001 f. ; notes, 10,333,000 f. • Treasury
balance, 6,800,000 f. ; billstliscounted,ll,2oo,ooof. ;
private accounts, 700,000 f.

'IIIE LINIUIAN TURN - VERNIN. —That excellent in-
stitution, thefferman Turn-Verein, or Gymnastic Society,
announces a grand concert at their hallin Old St. Pawn&
road for this evening, at 8. Mr. Benedict is the conductor.
The bet of singers includes Madame Butleredoll and Mlle.
Liebhart; and Herr Bandmann, the hero of Lord Lyttoa's
play at the Lyceum, will contribute to the attractions of
the evening a recitation (in German, of course) of Sishiller's
poem of " The Bell."
" Tint Pon-emus Lennon Sr Human Mime.
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