The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-27 00:00:00

()REIGN NEWS.
(THIS DAY.)

PAPAL ALIATUTION.

• 7- a this day publishes the text of the
ti,,n upon the laws recently passed in

It 11,1111111•11 CPS av follow/4 :
1414 thron:—We certainly would never have
after the convention made nearly 13 years
• n t* and the Emperor and apostolic King of
• 0:.• groat joy of all good people, we should
forced to lamont the miseries and mis-
Oa• gtossest nature which, through the
do men, now atlliot and torment in a
mum. the Catholie Church in the Austrian
1--ood. on, lilies of our divine religion have not
ov, exertion to destroy that convention,
the greatest wrung to us and the Apostolic

de.criboa the purport of the luwspassed
. path:4)ll(W, the Pope goes on to

,11.‘,11i.a it ly, vourrahlc brethren, with what

n.n,t cvn.ore land condumn th.,. abominable

•1 by the Au,triatt government, laws which
,nt contradiction with the doctrine of the
4, with its venerable rights, it divine autho-
o.l cob-•tution—with our power and that of the
5.., as well as with the Concordat and
,ustie. it,elf. In virtue of the care of all the
which have !NAM intrusted to us by the Lord
.tst, we raise our voice in your illustrious
We reprove and we condemn by our epos-
' oity. the laws which we have enumerated, and
• whether in generals or particulars—which in
or in matters which belong to ecclesiastical
:.ecit decreed or unjustly attempted in any
whatsoever by the Austrian government
•. subalterns whoever they may be. In
NUTIC authority we declare those decrees to
i void, and of no effect whatever, either now or
re. As to their authors, and especially those
.• t. r themselves that they are catholics,
live not feared to propose, to approve,
. • the said laws and decrees, we conjure
them not to forget the spiritual censure and
• uhich the ecclesiastical constitution and the
• Ow oecumenical councils inflict as ipso facto
violators of the church's rights.
then proceeds to praise the Austrian
-r their opposition to these laws, and to
• ilLose of Hungary to make a similar

(Tintorou aarrinis AOHNCT.)
-11 IER MEMORIAL.—TELEGRAM
II:031 QUEEN VICTORIA.

BERLIN, Ju 27.
• V. toria has sent the following telegram
of Prussia at Worms :—" Pray express
mince for the erection of the Luther
I,y most hearty congratulations upon
•• .1 completion of their task. Protestant
a Bally sympathises with an occasion
• a'. Protestant Princes and peoples of

1,, which the above telegram refers is
• .1 in a despatch from Worms, dated
appears to-day in the Pans

I:ing_uf Wurtemburg arrived here at 7

'll.. Kin.. of Prussia and the Prince Royal

:,t 9 &clock, with the Grand Dukes of
,111:IX and Hesse, and Prince William of

Majesties were received with enthusiastic
us, and the streets along which they
" decorated with flags.
HigiouB service was celebrated in the
~f the Trinity. After the service the
us breakfasted with Herr Pfaunbeckcr,
•,f the customs' parliament.

~'clock the monument of Luther was un-
:, the presence of the Sovereigns and an
a,sembluge of persons. Salvoes of
t-e discharged in honour of the event."

(TI111.4)COU HEITIYJA. IS AGENCY.)
1-1:11 OF SIR R. NAPIER FROM
\ TO MARSEILLES THIS DAY.
MALTA, JUNE 27, 9 A.M.
.111 inincport Urgent, having on board
• Napier, Theodore's son, General
.: • I fifteen other naval and military
—1 here yesterday, and has just left
The Urgent will return here to
t.l iral men for England.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Ju' 27.
• of the anniversary of the Sultan's
• :IA throne the Turkish Ambassador in
the day before yesterday, gave a
. at which the ministers for both
• th( Austrian empire and the repre-
the foreign powers were present.
1.,:,t spoke ut some length in praise
t.,ii's endeavours to introduce re-
Turkish empire.

INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
SUEZ, Jtr 26.
Lira. from Bombay, foth inst., arrived at
,y. he brings the China and Japan
11 were in the Surat when she met with
1,) her screw. The passengers and cargo
vessel waited at Guile for the Mool-
;, it there on the 18th instant.

I JUR PARIS LETTER.

(17:(.31 (AL 1: ows CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.
.vcriamitat ,olTa.rall a parliamentary defeat
. upon at bill proposing to renew for
.1111%4 a Law absolutely prohibiting the
of :inns in Corsica. The majority of the
• for am amendment allowing Cor-
i... our able to pay 2 francs for a sporting;
carry a gun just as Frenchmen do. In
.1 Se of tile &lade it was asserted repeatedly
tn. Corsican is on the decline, and
'tacks upon per.ons lire now not much more
t there than in France.

counts from the Cluttom camp are more
than they were wont to be on the 0c:ea-
.:II imperial visit. It is true that there is
aieulty in saying anythingnew on the sub-
I. would seem that his Majesty's health is
of the public had supposed, because the
,nts say the army was " astonished" to
main on horseback for five hours and a

4 number of the Elederer, some extracts
gave yesterday, has been seized, and
" i•hisecuted for the elastic offence of " ex-
' hatred and contempt of government."
the policy of a prosecution on such a
1 think it will be difficult for the Electeur
'.ll a only because it presumes to say that
''' flu. prefects are manilas sujets. Ido not
11'',,tt like so far as this, and content myself
''H' nag the opinion that few of them are
11.,- high functionaries of a great and free
ought to be. In the time of Louis
'l'l' I,n,eutions for exciting to hatred andcon-
Inn: frequent, and then the defendant's wan-