The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-28 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(eserra's ruatmarui.)
REPORTED ILLNEBB OF LORD BLOW.
PARIS, Nov. Pt.
The Paris papers publish the following telegram :
Sun, Nov. 26.
Intelligence has been received here from India
dating that the Governor-General the Earl of
Etgin II very till of dropsy in the heart, and that
his condition is each as to occasion great uneasiness.
On this account his lordship is said to have re-
signediiislid to have requested the Queen to aominate
kis - • - L-- .
THE SONIABIFIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION.

ortyrrossp, Nov. 27.

- 3a to-day's totting of the Chamber of Deputise,
Baron von Bagel, in reply to a question from Barr
Seeger, made the following declaration
" The Wooten/meg government signed the Lon-
-deo yoking in the year 1882, bat does not *OW
hold Atoll bound thereby, on amount of the viola-
tion of that treaty by Denmark daring the last ten
yam• _ _ _

"The representative of Wintomberg at the
Federal Diet has received instructioas to support
Um immediate oosnpotion of Holstein and Lauen-
burg by Federal troops."

lIIMBURG,Nov. 27.

The office of the Committee of the branch of the
National Varela in this city was cloned to-day by
the police.
VIENNA. Nov. 27.

The Municipal Council of Vienna held a sitting 1
to-day, at which an address was voted to the
Emperor of Austria, expressing, in the name of the
I capita], wishes for the maintenance and realisation li
of the rights of Holstein, and requesting that the
Austrian government should use its influence to
cause the most energetic interference of the German
Confederation in favour of Holstein.
SEMIN, Nov. 27.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Herr Waldeck moved in the name of thirty-six
I other members the following amendment to the
proposition of Herr Verchow :--" The house limits
itself to declaring that it is not the interest of
Prussia or Germany that Christian IX. should be
recognised by Preemie as Duke of Schleswig and
Holstein."

AND THE CONGRESS.
BJMNB. Nov. ST.

♦ note bas been addreemed to the French Go-
vernment by the Federal Council, oamweanieating
the oonditiona iwn which Switzerbind will consent
to take part in the Congress. The Federal Connell
especially hopes that the Congress will also settle
the questions relating to Savoy.

A circular will be adducedi to the Powers com-
municating the contents of this note.

POLAND.

BESTAN, Nov. 27.
According to advises received here, postal coin-
munication has been interrupted between the
governmenta of Augustowo and Lublin, in the
kingdomof Poland, by order of Generallloaravieft
Two hundred public functionaries are said to have
been arrested in Warsaw and condemned to
deportation to Siberia. The women arrested in
Warsaw have been transported to Pleskow, in
Russi► Engagements have taken place near Lukow
and Usidenioe, in the government of Lublin, and
new Warta, in the governmental Kaliech.

THE INSURRECTION IN SAN DOMINGO.
MADRID, Nov. 27.

A letter received here from San Domingo esti-
mates the number of the insurgents at 14,000. The
news from Cuba is unsatisfactory,

GREECE.

TILIEffI'E, Nov. V.

According to advice; received from Athena, the
English and French Ambassadors had presented
their credentials to King George I. The French
Ambassador had also delivered to his Majesty an
autograph letter from the Emperor Napoleon.
The National Assembly had passed a resolution
that no proposition should be allowed to be made
for the restoration to office of the six ministers of
the ex-King Otho.