The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-20 00:00:00

FRANUN.

PAM. Aram 19.
Notwithstanding a slight rain, the review to-
day was a splendid affair. The sceentune of pet:T.le
was considerable in the Champ de Mars, sad along
the route taken by the Nesperor and the King of
Spain.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARK &Dauer 19, &30 r.m.
The Ronne has been dulL Rents ebbed '
66.35, or 10c. lower than yesterday.

AUSTRIA.
YUMA, Anon 19.
The Abend Post (evening edition of the Official
Gazette) says :—" The visit of the Icing of Prnaait•
is one of the most essential guarantees for pesos in
Europe. It also arum the safety and inde-
pendence of Germany, and consequently the
welfare, development, and tranquillity of our own
provinces and of the other nations of Europe."

GRIC6CF..

TBIESTE. Amore 19.

Advites received here from Athens announce
that the Oepbalonian members have brought for-
ward a motion in the National Assembly, proposing
that the government should declare it to be the
wish of the nation that Candle, Themaly, and
Epirus should be peacefully annexed to Greece by
means of treaties.

Intelligence hu also been received of the submis-
sion of s chief tribe of the rebellious Arabs in
Yemen.

DENMARK.

OOPKNIUGEN, Aims? 16.

The official Berlingske Tidenda of to-day states
that at the last sitting of the Unclothing the Presi-
dent of the Council read a declaration, in the name
of the govennnent, that in consequence of the
cession of Sleswig Loth* two great German Powers,
the constitution of the 18th November, 1863, had
ceased to exist.

M. Lehmann, alluding to the projects of solution
b 7 personal union, asked if the government recog-
nised the stipulation of the constitution by which
the King is unable to mama the government of •
country separated from the monarchy I
d• Wahine answered that the King could not
take such a step without the commit of the Rigs-
mad. In reply to further questions of M. Lehmann
the President of the Council stated that the present
Rigsraid most of coarse cease to exist, but that the
ministry was unable to say what would be substi-
tuted in its place.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.

A letter from Bucharest of the 9th says :

Many people Sr. nada the imperious that the recent set-
tlement of Danubian affairs at Conetantieopla te milkiest to
inaugurate here as Arcadian raga of halcyoa pros sad in-
Lamm satforwardects, and that no more trouble or
intrigue is earhallisleastie quietude from this quarter. lb
may be so, but I thank it right to pot you es courant to all
the little incidents going on. Cameral Flamm has just left for
R commissioned by the Hcepodar, it is credibly rated,
to snake overtures to the Raman government for the re-
mind at amicable Maims on the most reciprocally amiable
hams. The lint demand which Prises COO= Item made
cl the recently-formed cocsultati ye Council of State
has bean for their radios to the expulsion of the
modem stal refugees from the priscipalities. M. Eider, the
Awaits oseasul, who is apparently os the very best tones
with the prince lost sow, almost our petits sax; cordially
supporta this harsh mesasre, sad heartily approves also of
the simplistic@ dthe ltasssessol, whia represented the
istereets of the ultra-liberate reesatly allied with the
party. The Mallow seder the revised ooestitutioa
isirriVt take plats nail December, so that Prime Coosa
will bare it all his own way yet, and may enjoy a right
regal sway of it for lams smiths. Haviag suoceeded ia
I retain the Boyard party by the aid of the
liberals, the Hospedar sow throws tho latter over,
sad plays all the pranks of a dictator. The real
political sootiments of Primo Coosa it would he bard to
diehte. He modmvoure is a varlet ,of ways to win popular
applause, sad ingratiate himself with the multitude, while
at the same time his ignores the existeoce of the liberals is
the Chamber, and, to judge from appearances, seeks to obtain
frisadly senselioos with the despotic European emits.
As a successor to the appraised &weans& a saw journal
hem appeared with the title of Liberty, but the authorities
hangmen the coodectors dietinctly to andentand that they
must intarpret the goddess accardist to the views at head-
quarters. We have • little of the pomp of military parade
sow and then. Oa Friday last, a regular review was held
on the haskl• of Detrossei, whim • 'umber of prises were
distributed by the prince to the animas of the military
solassi.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

(agOTII.I111101114)

80IITHAYPTON, Aro,n 19.

The Peninsular and Oritntal Company's steam
ship Ripon, Captain Rogers. with the any." made and 144
persagen, arrived this morning.

The Biros *lap on freight fines peckers' specie, value
9421. ; precious stones, 1,000 rupee ; musk, 1,600 rupees ;
jewellery, 500 rupees ; gold embroidered velvet carpels far
Sir 0. Wood, value 25,000 Tepees ; sod 868 packages
game oergo, of ;viola 802 peckages are Wee of raw silk,
value 60,0001. aMrlieg.

The Ripon waned from Alexandria at the 6th instant.
During the tamp she spoke the follow* ships:—On the
7th, the mew steamer Syria ; the 9th, the screw steamer
Banda ; 15th, the screw 1411111111111 Mess, all Woad for
Alexandria ; also on the 15th, the barque Edam oQ cape
&yea, sad cm therm' date, bewalmed off Chips St. Mary,
the schoooer &tutus and sloop 80,11411 Elizabeth of Sal.
seesto, barque Sebastopol of Mansiliss, and barques Ty**
sad Claudia of Newcastle. Cp the Chapped tb Ripon ex-
primped strong north-east winds with thick hazy weather
and bead sea is the Bay of Biwa, ; occasional dimes fogs.
The usual Egyptian fleet mid French frigate Perdrix were
at Alexandria ; s 1 Malta, the Marlborough, Memos, Royal
Oak, Resistance, Chanticleer, Pelican, and Pbcebe.
GIBRALTAR, Ammer 14.

His Excellency Sir W. Codringtoe and lady arrived in
the Foolish on the 9th ; and oe landing to resume the
government here' his exoelleacy received the customary
salute. The Spanish frigate &persona and corvette Vale
de Bilbao put to sea from Cadiz our the 11th for a cruise.
The French steam troop ship Jam arrived tiers on the
11th. She is on ber way to Vera Cruz, to briog beck to
►uses a portion of the French troops in Mexico. The
JIM ressaine hem until the arrival of the new French
rokrister aeereditsd to the Salta* of Moreoco, M. Aimi
frAgsde, whom elm will wove., to Tangier.

Eidson-6 on London. 90 days data, 301 ; Pula, St ;
Xussillas, U. 29c. ; Genoa, 51.31 c. ; Madrid, 8 days sight,
per ; cau, to le dr. ; Sevilla, par ; Malaga, a dia ;
lhasaloas, pro. ; Alrosirs, Valeacia, sad Missal, par.

Yesterday the Xayce el erreibereptee We a Pic-
sia te the New Forest to the Nll el eh 'Wryer who .tread
the ragged school in tLat tows. They earthed throegb
eeetbampthe attended by a heed of Tinkle\ aftwierare he.
Meng to the Terldals Hee el tattle .hip tM Pelt Newel .
lyM at that port. The road sosoospaaisd the athlete tato
Tenth