The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-10 00:00:00

THE ASSASSINATION OF THE PRINCE OF
SERVIA.

BEMLIN, Oar. 8.
Prince Xarageorgeviez and the other prisoners
messed of complicity in the assassination of Prince
Michael arrived hero , to-day under eeoort. They
will be confronted to-morrow wit► the witnesses
for the prosecution, and their final trial will then
take place.

THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.
11E13TH, Oar. 9.
The Emperor Francis Joseph left to-day for
Vienna. He is expected to return here on the
20th inst.

ITALY.
FLORENCE, Oer. 9, Emma.
The subscription to the bonds of the Tobacco
Company exceeds the amount required, but the
details are not yet made known.

MOUNT VESUVIUS.
NAPLES, 00T. 9.

Vesuvius is again in a state of volcanic activity.
Last night there were frequent loud reports, steam
and lava flowing towards Atrio del Cavallo. A
fresh eruption is considered probable.

BELGIUM.
BRUSFELS, Oer. 9.
A telegram received here from Charleroi states
that a strike has taken place at the Mambourg
colliery. Troops have been asked for, and have
proceeded at once to Charleroi.

EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Oar.
The Viceroy, in replying to an address presented
to him by the consular corps through their doyeu,
the Austrian consul, to congratulate him on his
recent escape, said—" I am much touched by the
congratulatory address of the diplomatic corps,
expressed in terms of so much sympathy and
kindness, and I thank you most sincerely for your
goad wishes. Providence has visibly protected
the life of a sovereign ardently devoted in carrying
out 4e work of regenerating his people . As an
Egyptffln prince I shall continue fulfil my
duties with patriotism and devotedness. The crime
which has just been committed will not change
either my opinions or my principles, and my eon
will follow the in the same line of conduct for the
welfare of Egypt, and for the honour of my rule."

AMERICA.
NEW YORK; Ocr. 9.
Closing Prices :—Gold, 139. Sterling exchange
on London, 109. 6-20 United States Bonds,
1882, 1121 ; ditto, 1885, 110; ; 10-40 ditto, 1031.
Illinois, 146; Erie, 481. Cotton, middling Up-
land, 26. Petroleum, standard white, 301. Flour,
extra State, 7 dole. 70 c. to 8 doll. 30c. Corn, old
mixed, 1 dol. 18c.

SOUTITAMPI'ON,
.ocr. 9.

,
The Hamburg and American Company's stown-
ahip Cimbria has arrived hero with 61 passengers
for this port, Havre, and Hamburg; 47 sacks of
mails, 196,988 dols. in specie for London, 31,861
dols. for Paris, and 1.600 dols. and 20 sacks of
mails for Hamburg.
On the 2nd inst. she spoke the American ship
Maid of the Sea, bound east, and on the Bth the
Bremen barque Rhein, bound west.

NEW YORK, Sm. 30.

It is reported that President Johnson has
assured the Alabama delegation that General
Meade would be instructed to dispose his troops
so as to aid the civil authorities to enforce the
laws if the necessity should arise.
The New Orleans board of registration having
refused to recognise the validity of naturalisation
by the district courts, was compelled yesterday by
a mandamus to register a voter naturalised by the
filth district court.

A large number of republicans at Salem, Mas-
sachusetts, adverse to General Butler, have called
a convention to make opposition to his congres-
sional nomination.

A republican procession at Lancaster, Pennsyl-
vania, was assaulted by a democratic mob yester-
day. Several persons were injured. Numerous
unimportant political disturbance* are reported
from other localities.

General M'Clellan arrived yesterday in Cuba.
In accordance with his request, no public recep-
tion took place, but many preparations weremado.
Twenty soldiers have been killed and thirty in-
jured by a railway accident near Lynchburg, Vir-
ginia.
A large body of Indians are menacing tho
Pacific Railway in Arkansas. A frontier force of
cavalry has gone in pursuit.
The cotton reports are contradictory, but gene-
rally unfavourable, from Arkansas, Tennessee, and
Georgia.
Important despatches from Halifax relative to
the Confederation are being considered by tho
Privy Council at Ottawa.

-DESPATCH OF BRAZIL MAIM —Sotrimutrros,
Ocr. 9.—The Royal Mail Company's steamer Flats,
Captain Moir, sailed this afternoon with the mails for
Lisbon, St. Vincent, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio Janeiro,
Buenos Ayres, Monte Video, kc. She took out 98 pas-
sengers and a gamed cargo, including bar silver, 8,6004 ;
gold coin, 9,20 W. ; jetwollery, 1021. French gold, 8001. ;
and jewellery, 7,841.
DESPATCH OF AMERICAN MAIM—SOUTHAMP-
TON, Ocr. 9.—The Hamburg American Company's
steamer Alemannia, Captain Bardua, sailed this afternoon
with the English, French, and German mails, a full cam-
piement of wieners, and a general cargo, for New
York.
Despatches wore sent yesterday from the
Colonial-office to Gibraltar, Malta, Ceylon. Hong Kong,
Labuan, the Straits Settlements, the Australian colonies,
the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, St. Helena, Sierra Leone,
and Lagos.
LONDON TAVERN ContrANT.—Lant night the
proprietors of this company held their first annual dinner
at the Albion, Aldersgate-street. Mr. Abbiss occupied
the chair, and there was • pro ty full attendance. Alter
the usual loyal and ttoasts, the chairman pro-
wled " Success to the company " and expressed • hope
that their exertions in the pribli; behalf would meet with
that success Which he beftved they were deserting of.
Some gentlemen had said that the London Tavern Com-
lany like otheaCdycessowes, would soon be glad to wind
up ; but he was happy to think that there war no
of anything of the- land occurring at present,. aP2n=
lafl every hope of not only paying a good dividend, bet
increasing the value of the property which they owned.
Real mesons in tea can only be insured by
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