The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-06 00:00:00

~--(7IOND EDITION.

itEIGN NEWS.
(THIS DAY.) •

THE AUSTRIAN REICHIIRATH.
pper House of the Austrian Reicharath
tnned the discussion of the clauses of the Edu-
at Hill on the. 31st ult. The brat clause, which
,hu,,--" the direction and supervision of gene-
dilation belong exeltuarely to the state and
I.e exercised by persons appointed for this
was adopted with the csaission of the
• exclusively." The second clause as passed
Lower House is as follows :
thout prejudice to this right of supervision, the
ise. conduct, and immediate supervision of religions
.ration are reserved in the primary.and secondary
.is for the tier,/ of each Greed or religions society.
"uniiiittre of the rpper House proposed to
after the words "immediate supervision of
,its instruction" the following :—" And of
0 :mil religious education." The clause was
dot with an amendment to the effect that the
:Ech 1145 to have the direction and superin-
:otce of religions worship."
efforts are said to have been made by the
p':rty to prevent the adoption of the Civil
,ris.d,:s Rill. The Emperor is reported to have
quisml Caunt von Thou that all the imperial
would vote against the bill, but on
.Miniatcr—Prince Von Auersperg—de-
,m: that if the imperial family made so marked
demonstration it would probably lead to revo-
•:). they abstained from doing so.

THE EX-KING OF HANOVER.
Vienna, Correspondent of La Ltherti says :
more than probable that the ex-King of Hanover
.• eve his residence at Histsisg in a short time. It is
p•r. inn vi•ry positive manner that the Austeism govern-
,;,: mill intimate to the ex-King that his presence so
,enna may be a cause of embarrassment to Austria,
...;;e:4 the desirability of another residence.

(lIEUTteII TILZORAU..)
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Aram 6.
It is aucrted that the Austrian Cabinet intend
.11. ind in their resignation should the Reichsrath
.I.re upon increasing either the consolidated or
t ng public debt.

THE BOMBAY MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON Arm 6.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Vta has arrived with the heavy portion oft e
obove-mails, 16 passengers, 1,564/. in specie, d
f. 10.1.; packages of cargo, consisting chiefly of Indian
torn and wheat.
In the Straits of Gibraltar she spoke the brig
Ito-iambs ; off St. Vincent, the steamer Egyptian ;
and off Cape Pinisterre, the steamer Heals ; and
in the Bay of Biscay, the Prussian barque

Ai lonia.
The accounts received at Gibraltar, April 1, from
M..tocco are more satisfactory. At Tetuan the
el, 'ler& had entirely disappeared. Tine rains had
fallen at Mogadore and in the vicinity, greatly
boiefiting the growing crops. The price of wheat
at Mogadore had oonsequently declined one-fifth.
Exchange on London, 49} ; Paris, 5.22 ; Madrid,
to disoount. _ .

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK.
The North German Lloyd's steamer New York,
from New York, arrived at Southampton to-day
(.April 8), with 84 passengers for this port, Havre,
ai.d. Bremen, 41 sacks of mails, and 13,000 dole.
ii. specie for Paris. On the 3rd she spoke the
,roamer Bremen ; 4th, the Oldenburgh brig, num-
ber 63 : sod on the 6th, the bark Charles, steamers
English, and Achmidian.
(Yid Southampton.)
NEW YORK, Kasen 26, Noes.
President Johnson has vetoed the bill prohibit-
ing appeals from circuit to the Supreme Court, on
the gr..und that it leaves cues involving life and
liberty v. holly exposed to the judgment of inferior
courts, and has a retrospective effect in interdicting
appeals already before the Supreme Court.
The President points out that the act conferring
spl,ellate jurisdiction upon the Supreme Court was
approved in Feb.,1867, and says nothing has sines
i.r.curred to disprove the wisdom of the act. The
proposed bill would injuriously affect the legal equi-
poise of the government, and establish a precedent
which, if followed, would sweep away every check
upon unconstitutional legislation. People would
regard the removal of the appellate jurisdiction to
the Supreme Court as an admission of the uncon-
stitutionality of laws, appeals t.) test which are
interdicted. _

The New Jersey House of Representatives has
passed over the governor's veto the resolution with-
drawing the ratification of the constitutional amend-
ment, altering the hula of the national suffrage.
General Lopez, the betrayer of the late Emperor
Maximilian, is in prison at Mexico.
The Mexican judiciary courts have decided that
the law under which Maximilian was executed was
unconstitutional.