The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-31 00:00:00

TRIAGILAPHIO INTELLIUKNO.L

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THE DUCRY OF LAUENBURG.
VIENNA. Oar. 30.

A. Paris letter in the Oesterreichisch; Zeiiung of
today states that Herr von Bismarck only obtained
at Paris the consent to the annexation of the duchy
of Lauenburg, on condition of its being effected after
coming to au understanding with Austria, and
under the title of compensation for the expenses of
the war. Herr von Bismarck, however, expressly
declared that Prussia had no intention of annexing
the duchies of Sleawig and Holstein.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Oct 30.

Herr von Bismarck arrived here yesterday even-
ing, and proceeded direct from the railway station
to the residence of the Minister of War.
conference of ministers will take place to-day,
after which Herr von Bismarck will have an in-
terview with Prince Gtortchaket The minister
will then be reeetved by the King, and will with
Prins Gertalsakoir clism—csinh - bin - hiejselpin thit
evening.

THE TREATY OF PEACE..
COPENHAGEN, OCT. 29, 9.40 rag.
The Rigaraad will meet on the 7th November
for the ratification of the treaty of peace.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 30.

Dagbladet of to-day says :—" The Minister of the
Interior has informed the representatives from
Jutland to the Rigsdag, that the complaints made
by the Danish government to the neutral powers
concerning the violation of the preliminaries of
peace by Prussia, have always been fruitless."
The ratification of the treaty of peace will take
place within three weeks, but the Prussian troops
will only evacuate Jutland at the expiration of
tweuty-oue days after that event, during which
period Prussia will continue to retain all her former
power in the province.

It is asserted that the round sum to be paid by
Denmark to satisfy the claims of the duchies on
the public property will amount to 8j millions
rigadollars, and that she will also have to pay an
indemnity for all the captured shipping.

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
mma.spiLLEs. OCT. 30.

The Emperor has arrived here, and after visiting
the principal buildings resumed his journey to
-Paris. The Czar is expected here at 5.15 p.m. to-
day, but will make no stay in the city.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
TURLN, Oar. 29.
The Chamber of Deputies will reassemble on
Thursday next.
The Committee upon the transfer of the capital
has had a conference with the Ministers of Foreign
Affairs, War, and the Interior. It will present its
report to the Chamber on Thursday. Signor
Moeco has been appointed Speaker of the Com-
mittee.

It is amerted that the Ministers of Finance and
Justice will bring forward, on the same dal, a bill
foteoin_Lieteislimio the city of Turin.

—Signor Buonoompagni has been appointed Presi-
dent of the Committee of inquiry into the disturb-
ances at Turin.

THE MOVEMENT IN VENFTIA.
TURIN, Ocr. 29.
The Opiniorie of to-day says :
The party which originated the movement in
the Friuli district is known. It consists of some
generous but inexperienced young men. They are
endeavouring to send other bands into the Tyrol,
under the command of their chiefs, and are making
every effort to gain over Garibaldi by compromising
one of his sons in the movement. In this, however,
we believe that they will not succeed, and the
rumours lately current of their success are un-
founded.

According to authentic information, troops have
been despatched to operate against the insurgents,
and have already dispersed several bands, and sur-
rounded others, in order to prevent their commu-
nicating with each other.

The government disapproving such inconsiderate
movements, will take measures to prevent being
drawn into a contest, of which it does not disavow
the principle, but of the expediency of which it
must be the sole judge.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Ocr. 90.

. - -
The Petersburger Deutsche Zeitung of to-day, in
reply to an article published by the Moskaser
&Stung on the Rinaian question, says :
"This question may be regarded from two points
of view ; the position of Russia as a great power,
and her policy. In the latter respect Russia does
not aim at conquest or the exercise of increased
influence. Other powen seek security in alliances,
while the safety of Russia lies iu the interior
development of the country. Thus it is that
Russia endeavours to maintain her friendly rela-
tions with all States, and especially with her neigh-
bours."