The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-03 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

()cr. 3.

In to-day's sitting of the Lower House, leave
was asked, on the part of the committee, to take
h gal proceedings against M. Boeszoermenyi for
fresh contraventions of the press law.
Herr Lonyuy, the Minister of Finance, laid be-
fore the house a portion of the details of the bud-
get for 1569, together with a statement relative to
the budget of which lihowol the existence of
a final surplus of nearly six millions of florins.
Iu to-day's sitting of the Upper house the con-
stitutional agreement concluded between delega-
tions from the Hungarian and Croatian Diets was
unanimously agreed to. The bill on the Lture
relati,,ns between clergy and laymen as regards
co-operation in ecclesiastical affairs will undergo
a revision in a more liberal direction, utt;jthe
motion of Herr Deal:. A synod is shortly
.to itt
convoked to regulate the management of the
autonomy of the church.
Count Andrussy, the President of the Ministry.
is expected to-day.

OUR PARIS LETTER.

(mow Ot owx coaexerosozwr.)

I'AIS, FRIDAY EVILTINO.

The work of rot olution, so far as it involves the
overthrow of the throne of Spain, has been effec-
tually accomplished. Isabella and her family are
now refugees in France, availing themselves of the
hospitality of the Emperor, who has placed the
chateau of Pau at her disposal, and living in sc,n-
-y under the protection of the French laws. The
reverses of the unfortunate sovereign have elicited
t zt sy inp:tt by from the imperial faintly, who,
when every hope of a successful stamt ag • ;nst the
insurreethrt was lost, expressed, without reserve,
that fe:.ling commiseration for the Queen which
her misfortune naturally elicited. Proelaitued
Queen at the age of three years, Isabella has
reipied jut 3.1 years, baying ascended the throne
on the 29th of Sepbmber, iS33, and fallen
en the 29th of September, ISO. Thus far
only, up to the present unguent, are we able to
see through the cloud of dust blown up by the
late stirring events; and as to the indulging in a
long string of hypotheses, any of which may be
falsified to-morrow, your readers would probably
not unwillingly dispense with such speculations.
New Micou and Beaujolais wino has just been
snot with at Beni, and is said to be of excellent
quality.

The Frame soya it is thought that the Emperor
and his family will leave Biarritz on the 10th inst..
and announces that the Empress will pay a visit
to the ex-Queen of Spain at Pau before returning
to Paris.

Tho Ileum, which cloeed yesterday under fa-
vourable conditions, draw not exhibit thu smite
aspect to-day. The market was very languid. and
but little done. Attention is being given to what
may bo the second act of the Spanish drama, and
the utterances of the Moniker aro looked upon as
too vague to justify any intelligible conclusions.
Prices generally declined, and the neuron closed
very weak. Throes, 69fr. Sc.; Mobilier, 272 fr. SW.;
Italian, L2fr. 40c. ; Spanish Mobilior, 273 fr. 73e.

PIF.IIA IX) FRFNCTI PART RI POP:A. --Two piobeld
French partridges were shot at Ileiiingham, Norfolk, ou
the estate of Mr. KL. Fellowos. They were young birds
of this year, cock and bun. 'rho wing, feathers are streaked
with white, and they have, each of them, a broad bar of
white across the top of the tail ; on their backs they hare
also some white feathers ; when flying they looked almost
white. They evidently belong to the same brood, as they
were "driven" from the same Held, and have been ob-
served by the keeper about the same spot duce the begin-
ning of the season. The biros are now being stuffed by
Sayers, at Norwich.—Field.