The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-17 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

THE DANISH TREATY OF PEACE.

The following telegram bas been raceired from
her Majesty's Cliarg6 d'Affaires at Vienna, dated
Nov. 16 :

" The ratifications of the Danish treaty of pease
were exchanged at the Imperial Foreign-offioe, at
one this day."

(iarras's 711/41•11L)
THE PEACE TREATY.
VIENNA. N0v.16.

The formal exchange of the ratifications of the
peace treaty between the German great powers and
Denmark took place at noon to-day.
M. de Bale, Secretary of Legation will remain
in Vienna as Danish Chargi d'Affaires:

VENIT'LL
STATE OF SIEGE IN FRIULI.
VSNICI., Nor. IS.

A military notification has been issued proclaim-
ing martial law in 18 districts of the provinces of
Friuli and Travis& Sentinels and patrols are
ordered to fire upon assemblages after the first
summons to diaper's. The peualty of death will
be remitted in the case of those who voluntarily
surrender themselves, or who are given up by the
popMation. It is officially announced that a band
of insurgents is proceeding towards the mountains
of the TyroL Troops have been sent to guard the
mountain passes.

THE ANGLO-INDIAN TELEGRAPH.
CONSTANTLNOPLE, Nov. 11. 1L54 r.x.

A Convention has been concluded between the
British government and the Porte for the working
of the Anglo-Indian Telegraph. A Turkish office
will be established in Para, where the laud and sub-
marine lines meet. One wire from Constantinople
will be exclusively used for Indian messages. The
Brussels Convention is to apply to the general
service. The tariff for a single message from
Constantinople to Fan will be 22 francs 50 cents.

ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLECT...--Xr. W. H. C.
Nation, of Kensington, boa generously presented to the
Royal Dramatic Onlisge the liberal sum of fill guiltless is
mid of the nude of that inetitation.
The Miss Tbackerays have presented to the
scholars of the Charterbouse the iron bedstead which be-
loaded to their father, sad ou which he died. It is now in
the siospierroom of the Head Monitor in Gown Boys. On
it ie inscribed a legend in Latin, from the pen of Arch-
deacon Hale.
The Zoological Society's collection of Q usdru-
an ea has jam been increased by the addition of a very fine
rang female cluomensive which sniped in this country by
the Let West African 'enaiL The chimpanzee has been
placed in the new monkey house, in the name compartment
ea
the female oraafi, which has been more than mix mouths
in the society's tiro, aid the two animals seem likely
to become great friends. This is, we believe, the first co-
elision on which both the Asiatic and African forms of the
anthropoid apse have been exhibited rids by side. so as to
allow of a companion of their mutual reasmblanties and
diffememe.
ROYAL COLLZOI Or SCRODONS ENGLAND.-.-
The following gentiemen, haviog oedemas* the necesiory
esamirnatioas for the diploma, were admitted members of
the college at a meeting of the Court of Exandeers on the
16th inst., viz.:—Menace. Henry Demos, LB.A., Church-
mad, Islington ; John Cornelius Dwyer, Woolwich ; Edward
Ooldridge Roberta, Exeter; end John George Frederick
Wilford. Brunettes, Yorkshire (atudeuta of Guy's Hospital);
Thomas Rigg, M.D., University of Edinburgh, Calada ;
John Oliphant, IL D. Uoiventity of Edinburgh, mid
L.R.C.P. London, Want ; and Samuel Scott Meklillaa,
Rohm. lontooktimi &lib lib): Jobs Hogan Quin, Wi-
lls, sad Hoary Reginald liatherly. Derby (of the West.
mirror Hospital)' Reheat Arthur Jams, Carearvoe, and
Thomas Wilmot Corkin. LS.A. Bonney (of St. Bartholo.
gievt's Hospital) ; George William Itigdeo, Canterbsry aid
r Sion, Buselaple (of University College) ;
Robert John CM. University of Abodeso, aid
LA A., Omagh (of es. ThOoss's Hospital) ; Robert Farrar
Drickmake, Leigh, Leseashire (of Kuig's Coikv); John
creeps. Hackney (of the London Hospital); Jta Roche
Lye& Nottisrhill (of St. Mary's Merits]) ; William
Po. Smeroft, air lamb ; and Albert °dames Rule-
weed, Dirliegass.