The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-21 00:00:00

THE DANISH SUCCESSION.

The ratifications of the treaty regulating this quo-
Use were exchanged at the Foreign-cake on Betnrday.
The Mowing is • translation of the several articles :
"Art 1. After having taken into serious consideration
the interests of his monarchy, his Majesty the King of
Denmark, with the anent of his Royal Highness the Here-
ditary Prince, and his nearest of kin called to the meow
&ion by the royal law of Denmark, as well as in concert
with his majesty the Emperor of AU the Russia., chief of the
elder branch of the house of Holstein-Oottorp, basing de-

clared hie desire to regulate the order of succession to his
states in such a manner r that in default of male lane in
the direct line of King Frederick 111. of Denmark, his
CTOlin may be transmitted to his Highness the Prince Chris-
tian of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburraluckaburg, and
to the descendants sprang from the marriage of that Prince
with her Royal Highness the Princess Louisa fichkawig-
. .

Holatain-Sooderburg-Cilacksbarg, born Princess of Hoese,
in the order of primogeniture from male to male ; the high
contracting parties, appreciating the wisdom of the views
which base determined the adoption of this combination,
bind themselves by a comma agreement, whenever the
eventuality contemplated may arise, to recognise in his
Highness the Prince Christian of Schleswig-Hoistain-fion.
derburg.Oluckaberg, and his descendants male, sprang in
I direct line from his marriage with the said Prises% the
right to succeed to all (d ki totalite) the states annally
united under the sceptre of his Majesty the King of Den-
mark.

Art. 2. The high contracting parties, recognising the
principle of the integrity of the Dasilah 'monarchy as per-
manent, bind themselves to take into amaideratics such
ulterior overtures as his Majesty may think it proper to
make to them, if (which God forbid) the extinction of the
heirs male, is the,direct line, of his Highness Print* Chris-
tian of Sebleswig-Holstein-Sonderbtug-Olockaborg, by his
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marriage with the Prisons Louisa, should twoonis ititini-
slut.

" Art. 3. It is exprealy understood that the rights and
reciprocal obligations et his Mejesty the King of Denmark
and of the Germanic confederation, oonoerning the Duchies
of Holstein and Laseahurg,righte and obligations established

by the Federal Act of 1816, and by the existing federal law,
shall not be altered by the present treaty.
" Art. 4. The high contracting parties reserve to them-
selves the right of bringing the present treaty to the know-
ledge of other powers, by inviting them to accede to it.
" Art. 6. The present treaty shall be ratified, and the
ratifications shall be exchanged at London within the spun
of six weeks, or sooner, if possible.
" In faith of which the respective Plenipotentiaries have
signed this treaty, and &fixed their seals to it.
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"Dose at London, May 8, in tbe year of pees, 1862.
" MALN/111U/LT, Kt/SICK, WALIWIII, BINSIS,
Bat:snow, RIIIEAVIIIN. BILLS."

EDWARD My AT.—We have every reseoa to be-
lieve that the life of Mr. Money, accused of offences in the
&mai& territory, has been sparod.—Monsing Ronald.
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811 CEIILU NAPIER DI PizeToN.—lt has been
the custom in Preston for several yam past to celebrate the
imniversery of the victory of Waterloo by • banquet given
to the retinas who fought in the Peninsula and at Wa-
terloo, resident in the town and neighbourhood. The
dinner took place on Friday Mat, and was attended by about
700 persons, Including the Mayor of Preston' who occupied
the chair, Sir Charles Napier, the borough members, the
officer of the 60th Regiment, to. de.—Addresses were
delivered by Sir C. Napier and essrial other gentlemen.