The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-25 00:00:00

K TRICOUPL

We understand that the object of K Triooupi's
mission to London is simply to sign the convention
for the cession of the lonian Islands to Greece,
but on conditions which, at present, see not
admitted. It will be remembered that some
weeks ago we stated a difficulty to have been
raised by the Greek Government and lonian Senate
on the one side, and the Austrian Government on
the other, regarding the fortifications at Corfu.
The British Cabinet is understood to have since
deferred to the views of Austria, and to have
agreed that the fortress shall be dismantled. But
it is bard to please both parties, and the Greek
Government positively refuse to accept the lonian
Republic on these terms. K Tricoupi has no other
duty to discharge ; and as soon as the present ditfi-
coley is either solved or found to be insuperable,
be will bid final adieu to this capital, and return
to his own country.

ACCESSIONS TO THE TREATY OF
MAY 8, 1862.

Yesterday the treaty so often referred to as re-
gulating the succession to the Danish crown was
issued as a parliamentary paper, together with
copies of the wits of aceessices of the several oourts of
Germany and Europe. The contracting parties to
the treaty were Queen Victoria, the Emperor of
Austria, the Prince President of the French Re-
public, the King of Prussia, the Emperor of Russia,
and the King of Sweden on the one part, and the
King of Denmark on the other part. In the
preamble of the treaty it was declared that the five
first mentioned Powers, together with the King of
Sweden,
Taking into conelderatios thei maintenance ol the Is.
toothy ef the Danish manarchy, se masselad with the se.
meal iMemais of the balsam of pryer in Swap% is of high
importmos to the prassrvatios a pear, sad that ea sr-
reagemest by which the sooression to the whole of the
dominices now united nadir the empire of his Majesty the
Meg of Denmark should devolve ape° the male line, to
W exclaim of females, weskit be the best minas of
menrief the inky* et that aimerchy, have resolved., sr
the IM•11111111011 et his Dudek Majesty, to conclade a treaty,
in ceder to give to the arrangements relating to each order
, sucesseion an additional pledge of stability by as act of
' Maropeus acknowledgment.

The first clause; fixes the order of succession.
It designates the present King of Denmark as
heir in the event of the failure of issue male
in a direct line from Frederick 111. The second
gives the thee King of Dennmak leave to address
the Powers further on she MOO subject should
the extinction of issue male in the direct line from
Prince Christian (the present King of Denmark)
become ixaminect. The third reserves the reciprocal
rights and obligations of the King of Denmark and
the Germanic Confederation concerning Holstein
and Lauenburg " rights and obligations," it is
added, " established by the Federal Act of 1816,
and by the existing Federal right."
The powers which acceded to this treaty were
Hanover, Hew Cassel, the Netherlands, Olden-
burg, Portagal, Spain, Saxony, Wurtemberg, Sar-
dinia, Naples, Belgium, and Tuscany. Oldenburg
' and Saxony, in signing, reserved certain rights con-
tained in ancient treaties. Bavaria, Ducal-Hesse,
Saxe-Weimar, Baden, and the two Mecklenburgs
retuned to sign.

Cbc Court.

WLNDOOR cAesrut, Nov. IL

The Queen, aecioutpaated by the Cso7rn Priem.
d Prom* eon is No pooled, al tie Gene tido awing.
This Dewier Ooorion of Mooot Mambo moomilog
tlho Coookoo of Woks is lady in Wring.
Lisstrio*Ooloool I. Otwoodiit leo semeeedel Mad.
seet<lateme tltr H. Boar* as Goons it We to but
Majoolly.

The brews Mato sad Primes at heals bummed
Yee. OaxWa shies warehouse in Elora dadlepeirese
malt visit yesterday.

l'lm PAM. sod iriaorm of Wain pima am& lop-
los yroftally offorsoos meek may from floodrimibror to
Wbobor OrMio.

The Prisms' et Wake hes beactareel Rim Dina by elt•
dog to bar fee bat Royal Elligbande pdalatare portnit sisee
sbo to. bola at Beritiosban.

• Cabinet Council was held yeeterda?,reastittt4e
official residence of the First Lord of the 1
in Downing-street. The sihiisters present were
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Duke of Agog Sir George Gre,
Earl Russell, the Duke of Newcastle, Earl de
Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon.
T. Milner Gibson, the Right Boa. Edward Card-
well, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and the Right
Hon. C. P. Villiers.

A raretlag of the Royal Oseadeloaers el the Petrie*
Flied wee held yeekeday y as poise el Weelmbreer.
Preset : Th. Duke al Neweeatle (chairman), Lord at
Lessard', Lard Farms?, Lord Lyndon, the Right Has.
H. Homy, the Bight Hes. His Jetta Pakiagtec, Gemmel elr
Jadu Derryise. and T. G. Darla& Na.
Haps& Plehbourse, 8.N., and Coked Wray, 8.A.,
Honorary thereterise, attended.

The Committee ol Outsell as Educates had a meeting
yesterday ahem= at the Privy Cossaleffiee. Pretest
The Lord Praideat, the Dube al Argyll, the Duke et
norserest, the eheseellor of the Exchequer, Sir George
Grey, sad the Vice-Preeidest.

Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales has
hoooered Kis Dices by eittrei to her for her royal Nib-
iiiisatare portrait sines she has bore at Saattrheohare.
His iirelleney the Turkish Ambassador is ex-
pelled Is Peters to the askew r Bryasstessgeore es
the lst el next month loser Oaeotastioopla. Madame
Yam= sad rangy see paoriag the sews id St. Loseard's.
co-fles.

Tito Ron. W. Bouverie has left Longford Cattle,
flansbory, fer a tour is lodic

Lod Stanley, K P., Ku left town to join the
ails at Knowsley on a shit to the Earl and °maw at
Darby.

The Duke and Duchess of Richmond have wired
at Hillingdon, near Uxbridge, from Soothed. The sable
duke sad dualism will. with their (sally, take up their
verldrace at Goodwood Park, Sussex, about the Yed proximo.
The Duke of Hamilton will leave Oxford, at
'Aida fraimmaty We gram is pursuing hit atelier, 'Wetly
after the 15th pradmo, to Psa a tow we"' with the
Dasher d 11680.011 (see Prewar Maria of Backe) sad
.ady Nary Haeilltes, at Brighter.
Lieutenant and Adjutant Fitneimon, who has
elms the aid widows us the Gawky trial, is a garden
et the esiehieted Dosed O•Cesasß.

11117RSDAY. ON >m Pinar.
&W. is N.W. sad Haanadtadr. Westerly, strong to
back, strong, rala at bad; Bono shoves.
Mass.
W.S.W. to 11.11. W.. WM 00/11111. N. to W. sad ILW.,
afsose, taiselded, strong to rasdrato,
rola aa How showers.
As sad above. Born COMM As out above.
W. to N. and back, bOirriettest. N.N.S. to W.N.W. had
isadersie, 'bowery. to an W., moderate,
generally Ina
late.-ltast=Caltanas to Llocaln. West= Sanaa to Cass-
ava& lloetitaingtima Calmat sad &way May Nada. arab-
ilastaSttelt at Dover to Liasolaakire sad Heligoland.

Prince Charles-Napoleon Bonaparte, grandson of
E. Joseph, and nos of Charlse-laris Bonaparte, the
known natural * has jut left Path for Oran, with the
soak of replete la the lonise legion.
Prince Napoleon, the Princess Clothilde, and the
Primrose Kath Odo w•a priest ea Sunday at • popular
omen emanated by Y. de Pardeloap. The evertaro to
Iphiyhsie to Aulide, by Ghia, the invitation d le False,
by Weber, arra•sed by Berlioz, and the Symphonic Pasta
razed Bsslho,•a were loudly applauded.

A statistician has had the patienoe to count the
maw et were employed by the Ma egebested writers.
The mean at Ocemille do sot °ordain more thee 7,000 dif-
ferent won* sad those of Ifoli:,re, 8,000. Shakespeare,
the meet feriae and meted of Easileh authors, wrote all his
frepedies sad comedies with 15,000 worde. Voltaire sod
Goethe employ 10,000 ; "paradise Lost" only contaiee
&OW ; end the Old Teelenseat nye all that it hm to say
with 5,641

The Ih/imager du Midi states that Maurice Boaz,
the valet, the priselpel witness in the am' ca Y. Areancd.
at Yesapelier, Is sew recoveries frees the sewed sits*
wads as him The blow he received wan given with a
heavy isserasest, sad a portion of the skull was fracases&
The Wield iavemigatiaa into the affair is being carried as
with atiMty.

"Notwithstanding the near approach of winter,"
says Golicsani. " Widow works are tabs parosed
as mock setivity se in the moath of JUGS, la all gutters of
the Freed' eapltaL The waskamo, of whom then an
300,000 ..played is the analraistea of home, law bad
ma mensal yaw, sorreely having easprolod labours
far a seemant"