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

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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THZ SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION.
RAIBURG, Nov. 24.
Herr Sehael-Plessey has been summoned to
Oopenhagen, and has left for that city. It is said
that the Holstein ministry has been offered to him.
DRESDEN, Nov. 24, Evnizsa.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Baron von Beast, in reply to a question from one of
the members, said :—" The Ambassador of Saxony
at the Federal Diet received instructions to pro-
test energetiaally against the re-admission of a
Danish ambassador to the Federal Diet. In conse-
quence of the prooeedinge in the sitting of the 20th
inst. the representative of Saxony yesterday re-
ceived instructions' to present to the Federal Diet
the proposition that the Danish ambassador should
not be admitted to the sittings of the
Diet until the Schleswig-Holstein ►hair
should be settled. The proposition further recom-
mended that a corps of Federal execution, with the
necessary reinforcements, should occupy Holstein
and Lauenberg until the period of the transfer of
both countries by the Confederacy to the prince
who may be recognised as the legitimate etroomacir.',
The Minister in the 0011/28 of hie speech said
that these MillSSUrall would be right sod effica-
cious, and concluded with these words, " Unity
among all the members of the Confederation is
now above all necessary."

THE PROPOSED EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
STOCKHOLM. Nov. 94.
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Count Mandentrom announced today in the
Bipread that the King replied, on the 15th inst.,
to the Emperor Napoleon that he would be present
in person at the Congress.

THZ FRENCH CHAMBERS.
PARIS, Nov. 24.

To-day, in the Corps Legialatif, the election of
K Isaac Pereire for the department of the East
Pyrenees was unanimously annulled. The govern-
ment took no part in the debate. M. Emile 011ivier
made a speech against the validity of this election.

THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS.
Baum;, Nov. N.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies a
government bill was laid on the table relative to
military service. With the exception of some
changes in the wording, it is the same measure as
was presented last session.
The article stipulating for three years' service is
maintained.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
CRACOW, Nov. 24.
A proclamation of the National Government has
just been boned at Warsaw denying the rumours
proceeding from RtIIWWI sources that the Poles
were on the point of laying down their arms.
The proclamation announces a continuance of
the war as the only means of saving the country.
It also states that the forces of the insurrection are
on the increase, and that the Russians have proved
themselves unable to govern otherwise than by fire
and sword.

DARMSTADT.
DARMSTADT, Nov. 24.

Ia to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies it
was unanimously resolved to request the govern-
ment to maintain the right and integrity of Ger-
many by the recognition of the Prince of Augus-
tenburg as Duke of Schleswig and Holstein. The
resolution further expressed the readiness of the
Chamber to support the government with all the
teems of the country in carrying out this course.

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

MADRID. Nov. 24.

The question of the limits of Melilla has been
decided. Maley Abbas agrees to indemnify the
proprietors of the land.

- The Madrid journals repeat the rumour that
General Duke had demanded the despatch of 30,000
men to San Domingo.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

TURIN, Nov. 24.

To-day in the Chamber of Deputies the ministry
Wets quesiksula filevleing the National Bide Association.
Signori Ba!lasi and Medi attacked the resistless. &musing
the government of unonstitutiocal procedure in having pro-
hibited the ridicule ad oise province from visit:lag ride
marches in soother. Signor Peruui defended this regulation.
which he declared to be favourable to the development of
the freedom of the Rills Amociations.

The Clierabee tier pared to the cedar et the day. signor
Ara dellseded the teary of 0010111111.0) with Frame. Hague,
Bice eserseil the stylistics treaty. H. shindy ?squared
a saillieriss al t►e arildes relating to the dairies it
hark water The Maisie' of Marina spoke hi support at
the treaty.

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to proolot a lill toe the modif:m.l°u of the regalaiong con-
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