The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-24 00:00:00

FRIDAY :UNE.' 24; 1864.

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lid.wd Warier, Nwl., M.P. Henry Parnell, Ike.. J. P.
Alexander Dauber, Fare John Westmorland, Lg.
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ll—Albert Grant, Esq.
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Bank of London.
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of approved Freehold or Leasehold Property In Great Britain,
with or without regular m
Gearantere Titles or goecrtgXes, and, as agent, negotiates
loans on mortgage for long or short periods also
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Communtrations to be addreseeg to the Manager.
ALFRED LOWS. Secretary.
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THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited),
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ST. LEONARD'S-ON-SEA.-SIISSEX HOTEL.
TARIFFS ON APPLICATION.
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label bottle, and stopper.
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An unequalled stomachic aad a gentle allmmant
Bold by groom. Italian warehousemen, and others, at 3
a doom.
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Wholesale Agra; E. Lewis and Co., Wormier.

GOLD CHAINS.—JOHN BROGDEN begs
to call the 'Goethe& of the public to the TORY of IN-
V,HCI aMcb he deliven with Gold Guard Chaim purchased as
hie noinatackwy IL 41.
To workmasatelp of palters chain. 64 lathes long
To (18) carat 'Md. weighing or. On. gr., at
3e. lied. per °awe, Mist price

Total
Upon this system, the QUALITY, WRIONT, and VALITI et
the cold are cedilla, and guaranteed to the purchaser ; John
Brogdea looking for a fair reinancration an the workmanship
only. which Melts:gad according to the intricacy or simplicity of
the
Altter ni
BILOODZN. Goldmulth.—ltaeufactory. No. 16, Nen-
riettaatreet. Comet-garden. London. M.C.Estabh -bed A D 1791.
Amos mad* of Chaise and Jewellery for Is each —N. B. nos
establishment le Mooed at I to he meals& and on Saturdays at 1.

LOUNGING, TRAVELLING, and SEASIDE
SUITS. of various materials, In different mixtures and
nealltiat, made to order le the IM. style. at
HAMILTON and KIMPION'S.
106, STRAND, opposite Inter-hall

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fumes Tizanwia)
17,1 E CONFERENCE.

BERLIN, Jove 23.
The semi-official Prorinzial Correspondenz of to-
day publishes an article headed " War or Peace,"
which concludes thus :—" If the proposals of Eng-
land in reference to the line of demarcation were at
all acceptable, the Emperor of the French would be
the'oaly arbitrator possible, be having acquired the
right to so distinguished an honour by the attitude
he baa hitherto held. But Prussia maintains her
view that a safe basis on which to establish a line
of demarcation can only be determined by
consulting the inhabitants. The proposal of
England seems to find some support from
Austria, who wishes to prevent her from
taking part in the war. England has warmly
declared that on the renewal of hostilities she will
place herself with her fleet at the aide of Denmark.
Hence a prolongation of the armistice has this time
a special importance, since possibly it may prove a
question of the commencement of a general Earl-
Peal war. Whilst England insists upon a prolon-
gation of the suspension of hostilities, Prussia
wishes to bring about a real armistice for a long
period, settled on precise conditions, and with a
mutual engagement to give four weeks' notice of
cessation."

The Correspondenz hopes that the meeting of
Count Rechberg and Herr von Bismarck, as also
the personal interview of the two sovereigns, may
lead to a closer union on the question of the
armistice.

GERMAN PREPARATIONS FOR WAR,
BERLLN, JoNs 23.

The semi-official Norddeittsche Zeituns; of to-day
says :—" Advices received here from Sieswig state
that the troops are again moving northwards to
take up their position. Thus we are again on the
eve of war. A two months' prolongation of the
armistice has been rejected, and the line of the
Schlei is maintained as the utmost concession."

THE FEDERAL DIET.

FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, Jaws 23.

In to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet, tbe repre-
sentative of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg stated
the claims of Oldenburg to the Duchies of Sleswig-
Holstein. He decidedly protested against the
claims of the Duke of Augustenbnrg, and commu.
Ideated to the Diet the renunciation of the Emperor
of Ennis of his rights in favour of Oldenburg.
The subject was finally referred to a committee to
be reported upon.

INDIA AND CHINA.
(By Tolapsph from Scee.)
CALCUTTA, MAY 30.
Shirt Logs firm, but little doing. Mule twist im-
proving. Exchange on London, 2s. Id. Govern-
ment securities : Four per Cents., 94 ; Five-
and-a-Half per Cents., 114 e. Freights dull.

• BOMBAY, MAT 30.
Exchange on London, 2s. lid. Discount, 14 per
cent. Government securities : Four per Cents.,
96 ; Five per Cents., 106 ; Five aod•s Halt
per Cents., 1141. Freights dull and un-
changed. The London mail of the 3rd May arrived
here on the 25th lust.

CANTON, MAY 13.
Cotton unchanged. Tea market dearer. Total
export to date, 109,126,000 lbw. Exchange on
London, 4a. _ _

. -
SHANGHAI, MAT 7.
Grey shirtings firm. Tea, Congon, tending
downwards. Silk active, but unchanged. Settle-
ments in fortnight, 1,200 bales. Export to date,
38,000 bales. Exchange ou London, 6s. 41d.
Freights firm.