The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-19 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

[A telegram ansoanoiag the fall of Duppel appeared in
the town edition of lAA evening's Express.]
(=ma's maaLtme.)
FALL OF DUPPEL.
BERLIN, Ann 18.
The Duppel redoubts were captured this
morning by the Prussians.
Two thousand Danes were made prisoners.
GRAVENSTEM Aran 18, 5.20 p.m.
The mann upon the Danish works at Diippel
was delivered at 10 this morning. Redoubts
No. 1 to No. 7, together with the comma-
nicatiotui in the rear, were occupied by the Prus-
sians, while the Brigade Raven took redoubts
Nos. 8,9, and 10, and the teSte de pont. The
bridge was destroyed. Up to the present time
51 Danish officers and 2,000 privates have been
brought in prisoners.
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 18, 1.28 rat.
The ocrmntander-in-chief of the army at Diippel
announces that at 11 o'clock this morning an attack
was being made by the enemy upon the entrench-
ments.

BERLIN, Apia 18.

The official Staab Anuiger of to-day states :
' On the 16th inst., General Monster made an
expedition to Julsminde, and carried off a conside-
rable amount of military stores."
The same paper further announces from Graven-
stein that, on the night of the 16th inst., the
Danish outposts before forts Nos. 5 and 6 were
driven in by the Prussians, who took sixty
prisoners.

BERLIN, Arim 18, EViIfING.

The victory before Duppel was announced by
salutes this evening. Great crowds of people
surrounded the royal palace, cheering the King
and Queen of Prussia, and singing the Prussian
national hymn.
Their Majesties appeared on the balcony, and
thanked the people, and bowed to them. Hearty
cheers were given also for the army. Many houses
are magnificently illuminated.
The King has sent the following telegraphic
message to Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia,
whose head-quarters are at Spitzberg, near
Gravenstein :

" Next to the Lord of Hosts, I have to thank
my splendid army, and thy leadership, for the
glorious victory of this day. Express to the troops
my highest acknowledgement and my royal thanks
for their performances.
(Signed) " WiLanx."

SLF.SWIG AND HOLSIT.IN.
ALTONA, Aram IS

The Sleswig Bolsteisische Zeitung of today asys :
—"Two hundred and fifty officials of the various
governmental departments who had taken the oath
of allegiance to King Christian held a meeting at
Netunitnater yesterday. At the meeting it was
resolved to retract the oath, and that intelligence
of the same should be forwarded to Copenhagen."
ALTONA, Aran. 18, Evwxo.
A deputation from the Holstein Estates will
proceed to London at the end of this week.

THE CONFERENCE.
DRESDEN, Ana 18.

Baron von Beast left this morning for London.
Having been invited by the Duke of Saxe Coburg
he proceeds first to Gotha, and from t►ence to
Frankfort, where he will remain two days.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
TURIN, Aram 18.
The Italian parliament has recommenced its
sittings.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Signori La
Porta and Mioeri, wishing to put a question on Ro-
man affairs and the general policy of the government,
requested that papers in reference to those subjects
should be laid upon the table.
Is reply, the Minister for Foreign Affairs stated
that he had no fresh papers, but that the explana-
tions demanded would be given.
The Miniates of Finance presented his budget for
1865, and an account of the state of the Treasury
up to the Lt of January, 1864. Several bills,
among which was one for the reform cf the laws on
public registration, were afro brought forward.

The Minister of Marine introduced a bill to raise
a credit of seven million francs, to be applied to
the construction of iron-plated ships.

A bill to retain in force several of the articles of
the law relating to brigandage was brought forward
by the Minister of the Interior.

INDIA AND CHINA.
My telegraph treat Baez.)
BOMBAY, Maus 30.
Exchange on London, 21. led. Government
securities : Four per Cents., 94f ; ditto Five-and-a-
Half per Cents., Illf. Money easier. Freights
declining. The London mail of the Srd March
arrived here on the 28th Inst.