The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-15 00:00:00

TUIMEY.

CONSTANTTNOPLE, JAL 11.
It is stated that tho ministerial criaia which
existed last week is now over. Aali Pacha and Fuad
Pacha were to have gone out of the cabinet, and
Riamil Pacha and Mustapha Fazyl to have re-
placed them.
The Grand Vizier is likely to remain in Crete
some time longer.
The public begin to see with a certain appre-
hension the hostile policy of Russia toward/ Turkey.

AMERICA.
(sr arrarte rin-scasPri.)
NEW YORK, JAx.l4 EVERVG.
The Inman steamer City of Baltimore arrived
out to-day.
Closing prices.—Gold, 1411. Sterling exchange
on London, 100 g. 5-20 United States Bonds,
1882, 1001 ; ditto, 1885, 108/ ; 10-40 Bonds, 1021;
luinois,ll3s} • Erie, 75/. Cotton : Middling Up-
land, 17. Petroleum : Standard white, 25/.
Flour : Extra State, 10.50. Corn : Old mixed,
1.40.

WASHINGTON, JAN. 14, Erato°.
In consequence of the resolution of the Senate
General Grant has vacated the War-office, and Mr.
Stanton has resumed possession.

Prince Humbert, the Duchess of Genoa, and her
son, Prince Thomas, have arrived at Florence.
The marriage of the Grand Duke of Tuscany with
Princess Alias of Parma was celebrated on Saturday in
the chapel of Frohadorf. The ceremony was performed by
the Apostolic Nuncio at the Court of Vienna. The
Duchess of Berry was unable to be present from indispo-
titian. Immediately after the ceremony the bride and
bridegroom met off for Salzburg, where they are to reside*
At a hunting party which, a few days ago, took
place at Barley, and which Count Bismarck made his ap-
pearance, the Federal Chancellor ldlled 156 hares with bie
own hand. His shot was unusually °Mein, and hia begets
hit the flying game. though he had but seldom taus Was
for aiming, at a &Manes of 120 panes.
A letter from Brussels says:—" London is likely
AID receive ere long the visit of the trims Bonheur—l
believe brothers to the celebrated Rem Bonheur—who
have been entertaining the public hero with some wonderful
performances to demonstrate the magnetic power. They
ore twin-brother*, ono being the operator, the other the
medium. Leaving any scientific analysis entirely out of
erseraien, it cannot be dented that their performances are
N<> 1y interesting, mere particularly the one is which the
censor, standing among the audience, has a salmi of
mom eelehrstod penes whispered into his es:, upon which
Yr elesping medium on the platform jumps up from the
stair in which he has been doling, stalks up to • large
Week board facing the public, upon which be draws with
leMedible rapidity the exact likeness of the person whose
meare has bow whispered to his brother at some madder.
Oho dlslsass, end wire does not move."
The New Torii. Times of the 4th says :—" The
legislature of oar own State, as well as that of Massachn-
omfe, will be greatly excited in a short time with liquor
bglilation—that is, legislation for regulating the liquor
InYs The democratic asosndanoy in the assembly
sanders it certain that the excise law will be recoiled or
greatly alters& by that brooch, sad the political ewe.
Swim of the Senate gives runes to believe that it on be
get to epee to some important neodideation in the law.
The leer that the reopeetable people of New Tort have
sheet the natter is that the artrose staiegessy of the
pent pew will new be Mowed by a Laity to the regale.
Yeas Thos win brim the intolerabl► wells of other
411 w. We here tint members at ti' legidenno will
seedy On pollee Maras and the reuses tonnes below
Iford* to awls, the law. llowelitneebb the
liquor men have the ascendancy in troth Wombs§ et the
heislanare, sad prohibition has pang away."