The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-06 00:00:00

PORTUGAL

The following is the correct list of the new Por-
tuguese Ministry :—Count d'Avila, President, Mi-
nister of the Interior and Foreign Affairs ; Vis-
count Beabrea, Minister of Justice ; JOll4 Dias
Ferreira, Minister of Finance ; General Jose Maria
de Magalltaens, Minister of War ; General Jose
Rodriguez Caelho do Amaral, Minister of Marine ;
Councillor &beetle° do Couto, a Castro Massa•
renhas, Minister of Public Works.

ALEXANDRIA.
ALF.XANDIILL, JAs. 4:

Her Majesty's ship Terrible sailed yesterday for
the Dardanelles, carrying two Armstrong guns as
a present to the Sultan.
Her Majesty's Indian troop ship Serapis has
sailed with the 35th Regiment for Portsmouth.

REVOLUTION IN JAPAN.
SHANGHAE, Dcc. 7.

Intelligence received here announces that a poli-
tical revolution has taken place in Japan. The
Tycoon has resigned. It is supposed that the
foreign relations of Japan will not be prejudiced
by the change. An adjournment of the opening of
the new porta for a few months is however con-
sidered probable.

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Bay, says :—" Abyssinia. the land of superstition, has et
course its witches of Ruder. I heard a good story the
other day illustrating the popular feeling of the country
Tbeodoras and the- result of our advent. The
Zitroci the sterisaid, beard the news with a troubled
countdmanee, and determined to eonsult the spirits of his
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71.64;i4i Imi-10;rier4ent0 4.11.0001 me
right to prevent rash experiments at the risk cif
life. I have just seen several boatmen whose craft
are frozen up• walking about quite unconcerned
oter the deepest part •of the stream. It is
rumoured that if the frost Lolds-till to-morrow the
Skating Club will ask ?emission to transfer their
operations from the Bois de Boulogne to the Seine.
It would be • great thing to talk of, but the surface
of the river is far too rough to offer a good field for
skating. The marks of slides made by people who
went on the frosen water before the police inter-
fered may yet be seen in many places, but
nowhere is there so much as a square yard free
from lumps of ice which few skates could get
through. Should, however, the frost continue
and increase in intensity sufficiently to enable the
ice to bear crowds without danger, it will no
doubt be possible for pioneers to clear away
inequalities and make a sufficient smooth space for

skaiing.
Building operations are completely suspended by
the cold, and this in a Paris still in course of
" Hauesmanisation "is no slight thing. At Lyons,
notwithstanding its more southern latitude, the
cold has been two or three degrees greater than in
Paris. Navigation is entirely impeded in the
" rapid " Rhone, and the Saone is quite frozen
over. The Muniteur speaks of " a certain num-
ber" of broken arms and legs in the hos-
pitals occasioned by falls in the streets.
Here is another instance of the unreliability
I lately alluded to of all the news which appears
in the Paris papers under the head of " Fait-
divers," which may be loosely translated " acci-
dents and offences." It was lately stated, and no
doubt English papers have repeated the news, that
Nardi, one of the Italian briends sentenced to
death by the Aix court, had died in prison. The
statement is now contradicted. Let me say, re-
turning to • subject which I have already touched
upon at some length, that Ido not reproach the
French press with those occasional inevitable mis-
takes which no journalist can avoid. But what I
assert is, that outside the political line which ren-
ders • paper liable to prosecution for false news,
editors do not take common pains to exclude false-
hoods from their columns. Truth for its own sake
does not seem to be a commodity of any market-
able value.
The Bourse opened with some animation, but
eitersmasis- become dell as weal of tate. Rents
closed with a fall of 10c. for cash, at 68f. 50c., and
with • rise of lc for account, at 68f. 42ic. Italian
fell 20c., and Credit Fonder 6f. 25c. Mobilier
rose lf. 250.