The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-03 00:00:00

THE PEACE WITH DENMARK.

A letter from Berlin gives the following amount
of the treaty which has been signed at Vienna
" I now transmit to you some details of the treaty
of peace which was signed yesterday at Vienna
between the plenipotentiaries of Denmark on the
one side, and those of Prussia and Austria on the
other. The treaty contains 24 articles and some
riders. The first article only repeats the corres•
pending article of the preliminaries of peace. The
King of Denmark makes a surrender of all his
rights over the Duchies of 81e-swig-Holstein and
Lauenburg in favour of the King of Prussia
and of the Emperor of Austria. As an equivalent
for the Jutland territory of Mogeltondern, of the
Isle of Amrom, of the Jutland parts of the Isles
of Foebr, Sylt, and Roemse, &c., which Denmark
has ceded to the Duchies, a portion of Northern
Sleswig has been left to Denmark. The peninsula
of Stenderup, which is situated opposite to Fionia,
is comprised in Danish Sleswig. In according
this compensation for the Jutland districts—
a compensation which was ardently desired
by Denmark on account of the strategic posi-
tion of the ceded territory—the German
Powers have proved that the separation of Sleswig
from the Danish monarchy was not a first step
in view of a dismemberment of Denmark. On the
other hand, the treaty of peace contains no stipu-
lation designed to guarantee the language of the
Danish population inhabiting German Sleswig.
Article 6 stipulates for the nomination of a mixed
commission composed of Prussian, Austrian, and
Danish plenipotentiaries, who will have to proceed
to the places in question, in order to regulate the
details of the new line of demarcation. Article 7
and those which follow are devoted to the arrange-
ment of financial matters. The quota-share of the
Danish debt which falls to the charge of the
Duchies is fixed at 29 milieus of rixdales (89i
millions of francs). The mode of payment of this
sum to Denmark by the Duchies is provided for in
detail by the treaty of peace. Denmark is com-
pelled to restore the German merchant vessels, with
their cargoes, or so many of them as have not yet
been sold by Denmark ; for these last Denmark is
bound to pay damages to the owners. There is
now no longer a Danish question, the only ques-
tion is that of the Duchies."

(uvrries riczclimis.)
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 3.
The Constitutionnel, of to-day, publishes an
article, signed by M. Pauli❑ Limayrac, pointing
out the great enthusiasm with which the Emperor
was received by the population on his journey
through France to pay a vi,it of courtesy to the
Emperor and Empress of Russia.

STRANDING OF THE JURA.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3, G A.m.
The Canadian steamship Jura, from Quebec on
the 22nd ult., ran ashore at Crosby Point, Liver-
pool, at 1 this morning. She has not yet been
got off.

LIVERPOOL, TIMRSDAT MORNING.

The Jura has been left dry by the tide, and has
broken in two amidships. The passengers and
cargo are being landed.

ACCIDENT TO ME BORUSSIA.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nor. 3. Noox.
The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Borussia, hence yesterday for New York, has put
back. At 10 o'clock last night, when off Start
Point, she broke two fans of her propeller. She
has now just returned here to be docked aod receive
a new propeller, and will resume her voyage as soon
as possible.
The overdue steamer Saxonia, from New York
on the 15th ult., and due off Cowes on the 26th
ult., has not been heard of.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
(By telegraph from Lisbon.)
BUF—NOS AYRES, SEPT. 2T.
. _ .

Exchange, 49f. Ounces, 2,830. Wet salted ox
hides, 38.4 ; dry American, 32;1, 35. Wool dull.
Lumber, 36 to 42. Less animation. Flour, 6to 7.
Refined sugar, 21.

MONTE VIDEO, SzET. 29.

Politics unsettled. Business paralysed. Ex-
change, slf, 50i. Wet salted hides, neglected,
ox, 5.50 ; cow, 5 ; dry American, 4.70, scarcely
saleable ; dry German, 5.70 ; 5.40.