The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-11 00:00:00

RSDAY EVEN'

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par AIIS PANT.
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Official assurance hag been receile at ttis
Foreign-offioe that the announcement b telegraph
that Austria had withdrawn from the London
treaty is not authentic. Austria, it is stated, will
not in any way depart from the bases contained in
the identical note of the 31st of January. This
note is the one which Lord Russell read the%
other evening as coming from K von Bismark.
Instructions had been sent to our ministers at
Berlin and Vienna to ash from the respective go-
vernments a formal declaration that they adhered
to the principle of the integrity of the Danish
monarchy. Both replied in the same form of
words, showing that the ambiguity which hsa
deepened former suspicions had been studied
between the two cabinet& The sentence which
speaks of the contingency of the two powers
" finding themselves compelled to renounce com-
binations which would no longer offer a result
proportionate to the sacrifices which events might
impose on the German powers " is the joint pro-
duction of Berlin and Vienna. It is this note
which the Austrian government declares it will
adhere to.

SWEDEN.

The Aflombladet of Stockholm, sth, sari :

At the present moment we find ourselves completely iso-
lated, that is to say, without any means of intercourse with
the continent, the Germans having destroyed the telegraphic
lines sod intercepted the /net through Holstein. We shall
have to wait some &yobs/fere these communications an be
re-established by another rook—the post rid Malmoe sod
a port of Northern Germany, sad the telegraph rid
England. Some signs of an approsohing mobilisation
of the Swedish army have bean visible during the
1.4 few days. Experimente have been made of
rifled.cantion on a model of General Weeds, Greed Muter
of the Artillery, and some trials have taken plane of the
conveyance of artillery sad cavalry in goods' waggons on
the railway. Several ciders who requested leave of
absence to peeve as volunteers under the Danish flag have
been refused, on the plea that their estriois may be re-
(paired het/tete own army. General Wergeland, /dishier of
War in Norway, and General Flambee, Grand Muter of
the Norwegian Artillery, have ;been summoned to Stock-
holm, and have had:coeferenees with the Moire of the
Swedish staff.

The Gazette of Northern Germany, a semi-official
journal of Berlin, says :
Prussia baa, we understand, replied in a very energetic
manner to the note of the Swedish minor of the 22nd
ult., containing a protest against the occupation of
Sleswig by the united army of the great German powers.
Dining the last twelve years, rye the reply,
Denmark has refused to perform the obligatioos
contracted in the most solemn manner towards the
Daman Duchies. At the time of the discus/km on the
constitution by the Riprad, the Prussian cabinet pointed
out repeatedly the complications which its adoption writ
produce. In the end, after it had been adopted, but before
its retifioatioo, the Ring of Primer protested. Prussia,
rays the note in conclusion, cannot therefore admit ti's cos-
ritution has been legally decided as the Swedish govern.
meat pretends, and will not allow herself to be turned from
her object, of constraining Denmark, by force of arms, to
suppress the said constitution.

(uuria's nracurriaL)
THE WAR IN SLESWIG.

RETURN OF KING CHRISTIAN TO
COPENHAGEN.
COPENHAGEN, Pia 10, 6.14 P.m.
The King left Sonderberg to-day for Oopenhagen.
The enemy continues quiet, and has thrown out
patrols as far as Nybbol.
The spirit animating the Danish army is reported
to be excellent.

SLESWIU.

PROCLAMATION OF MARSHAL WRANGEL.

IFLENSBURG, JA r. 9, Evamro.•
A proCiamation, issued by Field Marshal Wrangel,
declares the authority of the King of Denmark to
be suspendedst4Sleswig. The police functionaries
will be 'maintained so long as they obey the
Austrian and Prussian Civil Commissioners. All
political meetings are prohibited, and tranquillity
and obedience are recommended to the inhabitants.

The railway between Flensburg and Rendsburg
is restored.

Snow is falling.
Slaswig.••Delayed by inaenaptice of the telegraph lines in

THE GREAT GERMAN POWERS AND THE
LONDON TREATY.
VIENNA, Pr. 10.
The Botachafter says :—"Denmark, by its anterior
conduct, and finally by its armed resistance, has
abolished treaties. The London treaty no longer
exists. The great German powers are masters of
their policy towards Denmark. The ulterior events
of the war, the circumstances under which peace
will be concluded, and the regard due to the condi-
tion of Europe, will aid in determining what use
they will make of this liberty of action."

THE " CONSTITLITIONNEL" ON THE
DANISH WAR.
PLRIB, Fn. U.
The Constitutionnei of this morning, in an article
byahf. Limayrac, considers that fthe evacuation of
the Dannewerke will be found to have prolonged
INTWar. The writer fears that the difficulties now
arising will be of a different kind to those before
the war. The basis of ;negotiation will have been
displaced. IM. Limayrao sees with regret that
n3a-ny.complications and difficulties are possible.

AMERICA.
FIGHTING NEAR TENNESSEE.

LIVIMPOOL, Fl2l. 11.
Further &driers; received here from New York,
to the 30th ult., per the Columbia, state that
Longstreet had been reinforced and that fighting
had commenced near Tennessee.
The shelling of Charleston was still progressing.
Gold, 57 premium. Illinois shares, 126. Other
quotations unchanged.

CALCUTTA, BOMBAY, AND MAURITIUS
MAILS.
SOUTHAIEPTON, Fn.. IL
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Syria with the above mails passed the Needles at
11.40 a.m. to-day.

The Moniteur de la Meurthe says :—" The Prue-
else Minister of War, Go•ael de Reno, has just applied to
the Convent of Saint Charles, at Trhes, for eighteen sisters
et charity, to attend as the sick and weanded Pressler in
Slew* The snpriertemeral at Nosey hoteediately sp-
eeded to the geeend's request. This is a Battering homage
to catholic charity rendered by a protestant go►ernment"
The Europe of Frankfort publiahee the following
from Reedebarg, dated the 4th :—" The Danish mayor
Blanefeld was brought into this town yesterday, with his
arms tied, between two Austrian troopers. He is aimed
of having informed • Pruasia• detachment that se Austriaa
column operating at a distance was a Dudek ens, sad m
caused a fatal conflict between them. Is Ins house a emu.
pleb, plan of the Austin-Proem parities, was found, which
has caused it to be supposed that he was oonnecteci with •
bud of spies."

A young lady wee skating a few days ago is the
make sad despot part of Loeheed, ia eampany with two
geatleinee, when the ire broke sod an three went down.
The gentlemen managed to scramble out, sad the lady, who
was left is the bete, was buoyed MP by bet climax& She
was ultimately reemed from her perilous poitisa by mesas
of ropes