The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-06 00:00:00

ADDRESS OF THE BERLIN MUNICIPALITY

TO THE KING.
BERLIN. Jazz 5.

The municipality of Berlin has resolved to-day to
agree to the proposition made yesterday by the
Common Council to send an address to the King,
of which the following is a summary :
The address calls the attention of his Majesty to
the prejudicial consequences of promulgating the
recent ordinance on the press, and of carrying on
the government without a settled budget. It re-
presents the unfavourable influence of the long-
protracted constitutional conflict upon the relations
of property, trade, and the public credit, and eon-
eludes by requesting the King to re-establish the
constitutional state of affairs by a speedy convoca-
tion of the Diet.

The Kreu: Zeitung of today says :—" We hear
that Herr von Bismarck Schonhausen will accom-
pany the Kiog during his journey to Carlsbad."

RECEPTION OF THE GREFK DEPUTATION.
COPENHAGEN, Ana 5.

The following is the official programme of the
reception of the Greek deputation by the King to-
morrow :

At 12 o'clock his Majesty, attended by all the
Princes of the Royal House, the Ministers, and
entire Court, the high functionaries of the king-
dom, snd the ambassadors of England, France, and
Russia, will receive the deputation in state.
Admiral Kanaris, the spokesman of the deputa-
tion, will read in Greek the decree of the National
Assembly electing Prince William to the Crown.
The reply of his Majesty the King will be given in
Danish.

INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA.
(By Telegraph from Saes)

cazurre, MAY 16.
Imports dull. Indigo crop prospects good.
Exchange on London, first class credits, 2e. Old.
Government securities :—Four per Cents., 99i ;
Five per Cents., 1081 ; Fire-and-a-Half per Cents.,
117. Freights depressed.

BOMBAY, Mu 15.

Exchange on London, first class credits, 2e. lid.
Government securities :—Four per Cents., 98 ;
Five per Cents., 1061; Five-and-a-Half per Cents.,
115 i.

CANTON, Aram 28.
Grey abirtings active. Tea firm. Total export,
111,000,000 lbs. Exchange on London, 4.10 i.

SHANOHAE, Aeari. 22.

Grey Bhirtings dull. Tea : Congou firm, but
little doing. Silk lower. Settlements, 1,300 bales.
Exporta to date, 73,375 bales. Exchange on Lon-
don, G.N. Freights, 755.

MELBOURNE, APar.2s.

The total amount of gold shipped since the de-
parture of the last mail is 82125 ozs. Trade active.
Exchange unaltered. Trade at Sydney quiet, and
exchange unaltered.

THE CM.CUTTA, CH INA, AND AUSTRALIAN

MAILS.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :

ALEXANDRIA, Juu 5.

The Valetta and Pera left here with the above
mails at 5 p.m. yesterday. The former may be
expected at Marseilles on the 10th, and the latter
at Southampton about the 17th inst.
The Simla brought the mails to Suez, arriving
there on the 3rd inst. (correct date).
The Madras delivered the English mails of the
20th-26th February in Sydney ion the 16th April
(correct date).

THE CHOWN or GREECE.—Yest.erilay afternoon
his Excellency Baron Gros (Ambassador of France),
his Excellency Baron Brunnow (Ambassador of
Russia), and his Excellency M. de Ile (Minister
of Denmark), signed the protocol of the formal
acceptance of the crown of Greece by his Royal
Highness l'riuce William of Denmark. Earl
Russell, as Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
met their excellencies at the attestation of the state
document. _ _ . _ _ _

A large fire broke out at Gallipoli, on the night of
Sunday the 24th ult., which destroyed une mosque, three
khans, and 250 shops. It was finally metered by the crew
of the French steamer Tamire. The property destroyed is
valued at 20,0001.

A fancy bazaar, under the especial patronage of
her Majesty, is to be held on the 9th and 10th of June is
ski of the funds of the Ladies' Charity :School, 22, queen-
square, Bloomsbury. It is much to be desired that the
undertaking may meet with the support it deserves, for not
only is it one of the oldest OT the Loudon charities, having
been established is 1705, but it is One of the most useful,
as it especially provides for one of the crying wants of the
present day, namely, the educating and training girls for
domestic servants. thifortunately it is somewhat leuguish-
iag for want of toads • and it is in order to add to them,
and also to make the ;chord more generally known, that the
committee of management have got up this bazaar. They
ere encouraged to hope for success, as her Majesty, who has
for 30 years hououred the school with her patronage, now
extends a similar boon to the bazaar, the only one, we be.
Mere, out of the immense number which are this year being
held so favoured. We understand that many costly and
beautiful articles have been given, and several distinguished
artists have contributed their works.
[Advertisement. 1--Ilia.Lowav's OINTDISIIT AND
PILLe should receive a fair and impartial trial from all slnicted
with sores, wounds, bad legs, varicose veins, numbness of the
muscles, contracted sinews, and a Mat of other infirmities, by
which multitudes pees through a miserable existence to an early
grave. Cases of ulcerations, which have been going on from year
to year, getting woes and worse, have been thoroughly cured
by this cooling and healing unguent when all other applications
bad even failed to give ease. Holloway's Pills add great awdetance
to the curative proems. In all chronic sod constitutional
maladies the Ointment and Pills act tdrether most h trmonlously:
both of them are admirably suited to different ages, habits of
die, climate, and season.

;PRIZE NIEDAL AWARDED..
ALLEN'S PATENT PORTMANTEAUS and
TRAY EIJI NG IMOS with square opent.
LADIES WARDROBE TRUNKS, DBUSING BAGS. With
diver SUMO.
DESPA fell BONIN, WRITING and DRESSING CASES, and
300 other articte* for home or ooutaneutal travelling. Illustrated
Satalogues post free.
Also Drawers,ck Furniture Cafalosnie of Portable Bed
steeds, Easy Chaim %%Abend-stands, Canteens, dm,
eat fret.
J. W. ALLEN, Manufacturer and Patentee, 37, West Strand,
London, W.C. .

. . . _
MILITARY CANTEENS fur OFFICERS.
LS each.
comprising TABLE R SPOIINS. FORKS. &c..
NO CHARttY, MAIO,. FOR THE OAK PLATE CHESTS.
Every other Size and Price up to
the Sum of 4200 each, kept in
Stock.
MAPPIN BROTHERS, SILYk:ESMITHS and CUTLERS,
itt:GENT STELE I, also
LONDON OT and
BRIDGE. Os, KlNti WILLIAM.
STREET, •
Same Priete chabohl at both Houses as at their
11A N FAC tRY EEN'S
HEFFIEL PL ATE and CUTLERY WORKS,
SD.
ORSERYE TUE ADDRESS.

SPECIAL NtIIVIOE.—TO GENTLEMEN.
MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Miles), 73, Brook-
street. iiansrer.equare, is prepared to submit for public
approval all the
NEW TROUSERS PATTERNS
for spring and Summer wear, which will be found in greater
variety and hotter than ever. The continual remark of gentlur
e-
men to their friends P, Why pay more than Ma. for yo
ariminer trousers ?
EVERYBODY KNOWS Mr. IDLES removed from Bond-
street in 1869.

ESSRS. MECHI and BAZIN'S DESPATCH
BOXES and Portable Writing Cases are iltted pith
Chablis, Brantah, and other wore locks. Cases made to gen-
tiumen.s own reiiiiirententa without additional coat. Portable
Bri,sing Cases At one guinea can be carried in the porket.-112,
Regent.strvii, and 4, Ixadenhallditrert. London.

pFUN THIS WEEK, Price One Penny,
The Old Jaw Bone
Loral Henry George Clarks Gordon Lennox, M.P.
Our Prize }'ways.
The International Dog Show.
The Lily ne, Ono

Now ready, handmmely bound in magenta cloth, gilt,
price Ss. bit . Dog sa••
THE THIRD HA Lr. VF,ARL VOLUME of FUN. with numerous
lingratingt by talented artiais, and articles by distinguished
The Must and Second Volumes, unifrm .4th the third, on aale.
SO, Flout-streoet.