The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-15 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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FRANCE.
PAM, Aowner_l4.

There will be no reception of the Diplomatic Corps
by the Emperor to-morrow ; and it is asserted that
no Imperial speech will be delivered.

PARIS, AUGUST 14, EVENING.

, .
The Patrie of this evening says that M. Leon
Pillet, the French consul at Palermo, has received
orders to repair to Paris.

General ilizio has arrived here.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Avausr 14, EVIENING.

The semi-official AUgemeiee ge Preuaaische (Stern)
Zeitung of to-day contains a leading article on the
apprehension of a pretended impending change in
the constitution, on the occasion of the discussion
of the military budget. It considers the difficulty
exists in the fact that no provision is made by the
constitution for the possibility of the supplies not
being voted by the time they are required.
The writer proceeds It cannot be expected
that the government will consent to the diminution
of the general budget, by which the progress already
made in re-organising the army would be destroyed.
The government of the King would violate its
most sacred duty if it did not make use to the
fullest extent of its constitutional position for
carrying out the reform which is considered indis-
pensable to the welfare of the state. If unfor-
tunately an understanding should not be attained,
the government will undoubtedly regulate the fur-
ther steps it may consider it its duty to adopt by the
rights conferred upon it by the constitution, and
we are enabled most distinctly to repel the odious
suspicion of any coup-d'etat or breach of that con-
stitution being intended. The course which the
government may think proper, in accordance with
the constitution, to adopt, depends wholly upon
the nature of the resolutions arrived at by the op-
posite party, and cannot be previously determined."

AIISTRLL

VIENNA, Auavirr 14.

The city is to be illuminated this evening in
honour of the return of the Empress, whose health
is entirely re-established.
Intelligence from Servia states that the Servians
have burnt the Turkish steamer which was stranded
near the Iron Gate.

THE GERMAN FEDERAL DIET.
DRESDEN, imam 14, Evz2rnio.
The official journal of to-day contains the follow-
ing telegr►m from Frankfort-on-the-Maine :
" In the sitting of the Federal Diet to-day the
project for the reform of the Federal constitution,
which has been introduced, was referred to a spe-
cial oommittee. The representative of Prussia
opposed and protested against the project. He
considered unanimity upon the question of reform
essential, and did not believe the proposed arrange-
ment would prove satisfactory. The nation re-
quired more. Prussia kept in view the measures
really required. These were national representation
and increased means of defence.

"The representative of Saxony offered some
remark' in explanation of the project.
The Federal Diet then adjourned until the 9th
October."

SERVIA.
BELGRADE, Aoccar 14.

A telegram received here to day stake that in
the conference upon the Beryl= question, held
yesterday at Constantinople, no result was attained.
The representatives of the different powers were
unable to agree as to the guarantees to be given by
Turkey to the Servian government respecting the
fortress at Belgrade.

TURKEY.

The following official communication has been
issued in Constantinople :