The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-25 00:00:00

ITALY.

NAPLES, Nov. rt, Rrirscso.
Professor Pahuieri reports to-day that the lava
ejected by the cowl is less copious, and has lost
zees h of its velocity. The villages lately threatenel
are therefore relieved trout imininent peril. The
rs ports from the e.,nes are now very infrequent,
d thin: ie niuth less smoke.

FLOILNNCE. Nov. 24.

'lhe Chamber of Deputies re-assembled to-
day, nftor the autumn vacation. No spoxl
from the, throne was deliyered. and she only
communication from the government was the
azasouneement of the ministerial changes, which are
all ei.dy known. The election of the new Fred-
that of the Chamber will take place to-morrow.
The !dishier of Finance has issue 1 as appendix
to the budget of 1888, showitr• that thu detteit
of the present year Las beens reduced fro:n
217 inghosis of lire to RI millions.' The deficit
of 16si9 will also be 81 stilltoBl, whorent7o millions
a ill le coveted by the "proceeds of the solo of the
tecksiastical property.

EXECUTION IN ROME.
ROME, Nov. N.
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Monti and Tognetti were oxecute:l this morning
at i even o'clock for complicity in blowing up the
Scrriatori • Barracks at Rome in the autumn of

iiIHNGARY.
PESTI', Nov. 21.
The Emperor and Empress arrived to-day at
Buda. To-morrow the Hungarian delegation will
cturnitrice their deliteration on the common
budget of the umpire. Some members intend to
ruldrr, ss u question to the government relative to
Rounionia. The Jews in Croat-Ur will send dele-
gates to a Jewish congress.
'ln to-dare sitting of the Hungarian Diet the
Croatian delegates appeared for the first time.
Tiny were warmly received, and mutual greetings
tool place intheCroatian and Hungarian languages.
M. Vacanovits and M. Zuvits made speeches, in
which they gave, in the name of the Croatian
nation, promises of brotherhood towards Hun-
gary, and of maintenanee of unity under the
crown of lit. Stephen. The elections of the Croa-
tian deputies were verified, end they then pro-
ceeded to elect members for the Hungarian dele-
gation. The treaty of commerce with Switzer-
land was laid on the table. The Diet subsequently
commenced the discussion of the bill relative to
the position of the different nationalities of Hun-
gary
MTH, Nov. 24, Byvanuro.
In this afternoon's sitting of the Hungarian
delegation the Croatian members were present.
AL 7.redenyi and his political friends gave notice
of the following questions:—" What has the
government done towards paralysing the move-
ment now going on iu Roumania, to the danger of
the peace of Europe? What attitude will the
government take up in view of possible occurrences
in that quarter 'r " The government will reply ou
Thursday next.

BELGIUM.
IiItUSSF.L.S, Nov. 2t.
Mr. Lumley wool-mire:l here yotterd.ty by the
Wing in private audience, when ho delivered hie
eredentiuls. Afterwards Mr. Lumley hod an
audience of the Queen. to whom ho presontcl un
uutogruph letter of facet% Victoria.

AMERICA.
NEW YORK. NOT. 21
Mr. A. Onkcxv Hall has tarn nominated for the
mayoralty of New York by both branches of the
democratic party. This le equivalent to irk elec-
tion. The New York journals publish intelligence
from Mexico, announcing that the government
troops under ENeobtslo have been routed. at Ta-
nnutlipm Ly the insurgent chief Yorgua.

A NEW TRAGEbV.— An American gontiettwele
high literary genius lies written a tmgedi au V
pas te---ime of the must mognitioent themes in history for
gland dramatic tteatincot. llooopitrte himself, with 'fal-
k pawl, l'uuche, and ahem.. witli his two wives, with
Ins Kr% at 'Aeon, with his royal brothoro and relative%
with the sultmdid procession of grit* and, glittering
chsrautesenssoviatud with his times. pees acres the state
Of the iinagnsiition timing the 'avatar of the drams. Tha
jaaaaagr, pikiblopig. and moral of the tiagady ace
'avow and ia.priainvo. These would initlenbu,,ny b,,
dillmulty els ut gettiol the rootisite Punitive cyyltW
Wins is iniper•ountr the {teat eitaraClVl43llmult
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