The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-15 00:00:00

[Stamped, Id, Additioold.]

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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RECEPTION OF THE EARL OF CLARENDON
BY THE FRENCH EMPEROR.
PARIS, Area. 14.
The Emperor received the Earl of Clarendon to-day.
His lordship subsequently had an interview with
X. Dtvayn de Lhuys.

DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR MAXI-
MILIAN FROM MIRAMAR.
MIRAMAR, Aran. 14.
The Emperor and Empress of Mexico left Miramar
this afternoon at two o'clock amid enthusiastic
cheers. A salute was fired by all the batteries on
their departure.

THE MEXICAN LOAN.
PARIS, Aram 14.

The Paris evening papers announce that the
subscription to the Mexican loan will be opened in
France on the 18th at the offices of the Credit
Mobilier and its provincial agencies.

THE CONFERENCE
VIENNA, ?BumAy.

Count Apponyi, the Austrian Ambassador in
London,hu been appointed first, and Baron Bier,le-
ben second, Plenipotentiary of Austria at the
Conference.
FRANKFORT-ON-TlfE-MAINE, APRIL U.

At to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet, the pro-
positions of the Sleswig-Holstein committee in re-
ference to the London Conference were agreed to
by a large majority. Baron von Beust was almost
unanimously elected Plenipotentiary of the Diet to
the London Conference.

THE SIEGE OF DUFFEL.
GRAVENSTEIN, Aran 14.

Last night four companies of the 60th Regiment
of Infantry drove the enemy's outposts behind
their works, within a hundred yards of which our
troops subsequently entrenched themselves. Brisk
musketry firing, supported by a discharge of
grenades and shells, took place on this occasion.
Major Jena was wounded in the shoulder, and
Lieutenant SeydLitz killed. Our low was about 28
men, while 101 Danes were taken prisoners.
COPENHAGEN, Aram 13, 11.36 A.m.

Yesterday and during the night the enemy's fire
against the Dilppel position was again very brisk.
Our loss was 74 wounded.
OOPENRAOgN, Aram 14, 4.30 P.M.
The following official dispatch was published
yesterday evening :
" A battalion of the enemy attacked our out-
post in the trenches. They took 60 men prisoners,
and entrenched themselves in the works. The
attempt on the part of our troops to dislodge them
was unsuccesefuL The artillery firing is somewhat
feebler."

THE DANO-GERMAN WAR.
HAMBURG, APRIL 14.

On Wednesday last the Danes captured off
Heligoland a brig and schooner, the nationality of
which Is unknown. All homeward and outward
bound ships are brought to by the Danish cruisers.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
THORN, Ana 14.

Yesterday the official seal was affixed to the
offices of the Credit Institution of the landed pro-
prietors. Three of the higher officials were
arrested. ♦ special commission, under the presi-
dency of General Getzewitach, has been appointed
to examine the assets, accounts, and management
of the institution, as well as the payments due from
the landed proprietors.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, Aria. 14.

The monthly statement of the Bank of France
shows the following results as compared with the
March return :
Increase.— Cash in band, 23 1-3rd millions ;
bills discounted not yet due, 1 2-sths millions ;
notes in circulation, 13 1-3rd millions.
Decrease.—Advances, 18 3-sthe millions ; Trea-
sury balance, 1 4-sths millions; current accounts,
9 1-sth millions.

EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA. Area. 13.
The fresh water canal from Ismaiila is corn•
plated to Port Said. It is an entire success.