The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-28 00:00:00

IISST•CLISS_PHOTOGRAPHIC Af'PLIATUS.

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GRAPHIC APPARATT% rims Mr. Maims,. of
osesistiog or ramble leases by ImM. Toististuier, lesabrass.
sad ether eekbreesd makens: equesehe emerge, ga, all of
wide', hew bean le tairlsed me by Mr. Wiltime until within
the lag Ildukohlis.,...c.the sleet ei • Photographer, rabbit
time Walesa% a Isom, mist I% ea. show trima, and
the meal requisites fee trade sad private penes', tresehist,
rargarees, stereoscopic slides, cerise de visite,
box, sad a variety el tolseetlaueous lemee—Oa
sad catalogues be&

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WRA.MLINGHAM COLLZOK SUFFOLK--
A: The BUILD= et TIM TR= eseisla dee Vim of
tlis Prince Consort llearcrial for Solent, sad of Os liclastby
sesimest. Halle., Cork—. Coin Aloes an Italia lekso—
TM Dew of ffulldleg Neese Tao .yet l■ aiiPinorsoe no
Greek Areblisciers—Aosustle rn ?starry, Mliselersea—tho
Mares!, &c., sad an eta Art Nees of the we. ',by rest
6d. 1, Tortola'', Covesigasilse, and all eswasse.

DAILMO BosoLtir .—At id* patty siusbute for I
the division of Norse* Cu, sew l'oterberesit, yriter.
day (Wedosestay), two um. Fein the Imam at rag". "a
Ben* were brought ap charged with a biorglary at the re-
sidence cif Mr. J. Bud, at Names Cato, ea Mist* sight.
The thieves broke late the hems through a iamb, is the
• ; they hosed epee the sidehowde in the dialog-room, I
sad *eh pinesedes of all the plate they gosh' lay their
heads apes, sad, lightiog as • eaelrben, they assured its
contests, awl made off. Fortunately then woes is* a I
lbw pees& is this box, thank there happosed to he a
very ecelikesble Is of messy is the hews. Law
Malay as the discovery of the burglary the pollee were
t as the alert. awl swami the wiestry if .0
iraeYsss Almost tee miles frees the mono of the rubbery
the primula stopped to have lireekflet. The inispielers of
the haitesd wee. areseed bp their appismace and their
*am owl, bear* IS the rakers sees altar they had hit
be Waned is piemit awl same up with those at Ramsay.
Is the peened* ef the griessere feud the steles
pat* avehed, wady for the eseitiag pen, awl oho • wow ;
plate set of lisenebseaking bee* as War appiehosoles
ens IS the Mews remark* M the Oal. " II alai
owl whom Mr. Bled eineesiod that they uses leek, They
did set weltstl hie, for he shoal& eatabily has oh* thou.
• pessipy replied, Bat yea see •
'teeyes winielne," The phase* see well•denied, =
haft bales., IS No Toby dada a* et esaska-
sews. They deseribe themselves se " hr. of Lestiers."
sad sire eeidesily saperiessed sesobsises. They woes sew
WSW ler Oriel al the seat *elm

TELEGRAPHIC IN'PELLIGINCE.

(a:u:Ws 'salaam)
BLBSWIG.

)E. JAIL 27.

Four councillors Lave bees suspended in Gard-
ing and Tonningen for having refused to take the
oath of allegiance to the King of Denmark.
A proclamation has been issued by the Sleswig
ministry in which it is stated that the landed pro-
perty north of the Eider, hitherto subject to the
Holstein authorities, legally belongs to Sleswig, and,
as regards jurisdiction and police, is provisionally

suboidinaie to the administration of that duchy.
FLENSBURG, JAL 26.
The harbours of Flensburg, ikkernforde, and
Apenrade are free from ice.
Three steamers with troops have arrived at
Flensburg.
The Flensburg and Apenrade Railway will,
shortly be opened.

DENMARK.

001'ENSAGEN, JAL IL

The landething (Upper Chamber of the Rigeciag)
unanizoonaly adopted the address to the King in it

irbeirwri—d—vent• of the ocTiissit-1;m1.-idirmi;gil
Danish government could aossde ao the indepen-
dent* of Sleswig, to a state of Sleswig-Holstein,
or to a division of Sleswig, unless compelled by
force.

The thermometer continues to mark several de-
glees above freezing point.

FRANCE.

THE DEBATE IN THE CORPS LEGISLATIY.
PARA, Jam 27.
The debate on the address wee continued to-day
in the Corps Legialatif.
M. Thiele explained the amendment of the oppo-
sition upon paragraph 6, referring to the Mexican
expedition, and supported the necessity of negotiat-
ing with Juarez when vanquished.
M. Router replied. He declared that France
would neither treat with Juarez nor with Almonte,
the one being conquered and an enemy, the other
devoid of any official position, but only with a ruler
elected by universal suffrage. (Sensation.)
After a speech from M. de Latour,
M. Jules Fevre alluded to the Mexican expedi-
tion. He dwelt upon the strange and difficult
position in which the Archduke Maximilian will be
placed, and compared the Mexican campaign to
the campaign in Spain under the First Empire.
M. Rooker warmly defended the expedition. He
said, our presence in the Gullet Mexico is the wife-
guard for the prosperity of our maritime commeros,
which will be lost if we withdraw. The government
desires to evacuate Mexico as soon as possible, but
not until universal suffrage shall have spoken. The
establishment of a monarchy in Mexico is possible,
and the result will be the prosperity of the country.
The amendment was rejected by 201 to 47, and
the paragraph was adopted.
The debate upon Poland will oome on to-morrow.
The subscriptions to the loan are now stated to
be nearly five milliard fiance.
Vice-Admiral Rigault de Genouilly has been
promoted to the rank of Admiral, and Rear-Ad-
minds Penaud, Chopart, and Larrieu, have been
appointed Vice-Admirals.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
CRAOOW, Jar. 2T.

Advicea received here from the Kingdom of
Poland announce that several engagenieute have
taken place in the vicinity of Cracow (government
of Radom).

The Russians attacked the insurgent chief DanL
lowics., at Dombrowa, near the Prussian frontier,
but were repulsed.
On the 19th and 20th inst. unimportant engage-
moots occurred near Macski and Miaowing.
Rembailo attacked the Russians, who were ad-
vancing on all sides to surround the strong position
of the St Croix Mountains.