The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-21 00:00:00

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EirINING, JANUARY° 11, p 64.

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The Prepostew of to-day says :—" In the reply
Of the government to the Austrian and Presidia
ultimatums, it should be distinctly declared that
Denmark will not tolerate the occupation of ales-
wig by those powers, but that she would repel by
force of arms such a hostile act, as a decided
breach of international law."

The weather has bemuse milder, the thermometer
now being at freezing point.

KING. Jar. n.

The Saxon battalion stationed here has suddenly
received marching orders. It will leave to-day for
Nordtorf, and advanoe to-morrow to Holienwes-
tedt, in the north-west of Holstein, where the
Saxon brigade will be concentrated.
The Austrian troops are expected to arrive here
to-morrow.

VIENNA, Jam 11..
The Austrian troops destined for service in
ftleswig commenced their march yesterday.

It is believed that the Austrian and Prussian
ambassadors quitted Copenhagen at the same time.
The official ministerial explanation in the con-
ference of the Finance Committee of the policy
pursued by the gnat German powers relative to
Bleswig appears to have been so far satisfactory
that the conflict apprehended between the govern-
ment and the Lower House is not to be expected.
A strong intermediate party having been formed,
the credit demanded by the government is not
likely to be refused.
FRANIFORTON-THIrMAINE,
Jan. 20, IMMO.
Of the seventeen million thalers voted by the
Federal Diet upon the 14th ult., to meet the coots
of federal execution, five millions have been already
expended.
Another instalment of four millions is upon the
point of being paid.

".01i.TH11-KALIE, JAR. 21.

The report of Herr von der Pfordten upon the
sucessaion question in Elleinvig-Holstein is not yet
ready, but will be completed in five days.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. JAL 21.

The documents laid by Count Hochberg before
the Finance Committee of the Lower House in-
cluded the protocols of the Federal Diet, the in-
structions of the Diet to the Federal Commis-
sioners in Holstein, and an authentic copy of the
stipulations of the treaties of 1851 and 1862.
Count Hochberg further stated that the coope-
ration of Austria and Prussia was based upon
formal state treaties, and in the Sleeerig-Holstein
question specially upon a military convention.

SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF THE

STORTHINO.

k, SAL 21.

A royal proclamation has been Maned oonvening
an extraordinary session of the Norwegian Storth-
ing for the 14th March.

SPAIN.

MADRID, JAL 10, Evzonio.

Instructions have been issued by the Minister of
the Interi.or te the governors of the provinces,
recommending to debt tarot tir twAlifittltional
opinions, morality in their administratiod,
vigilance to frustrate any attempt against public
order.

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, JAs. 2L

The Hamburg and American Compani's steamer
Hammon* from New York on the fflat, has
arrived off Cowes. _ _

She brings 55 passengers, 189,875 dollars in specie
for Ragland, and 238,100 dollars for France.
She spoke the steamer Teutonia on the 12th inst.
in lat. 42.55 N., lots. 59.29 W.
The barque August Aurora, from Rio, arrived at
New York on the 9th inst.

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General Count de Mahout, formerly ambassador
in London, is now spoken of as the probable suc-
cessor of Admiral Hamelin at the Chancery of the
Legion of Honour.
Count ranolini, who was lately in London, and
is now in Paris on a mission, leaves to-morrow
for Turin.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAT.)

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