The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-10 00:00:00

id , - ifisisina iron.—Tbe plenipotentiaries ware-
tdiel the London Ocaferenes zest yesterday at
the residence of the Trust Loed of the Trea-
sury, Is Dowd/kg-street, at we o'clock, end sat tall
half-past four. All the members of the 002hre200
were parent. The Conference will meet spin 02
Wednesday next.

u9sborg *oft flik *Ft 6-
the proposal of mediation made by England at the
sitting at the ooutterenoe aa the 28*. at May.l 1116
as follows :

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ihspoThlirsysilligt=sitssllls66,4Sodtddisarissit
saseltsd is tlisssiablidiresai lbw it 'auk sgresesest
Oarsamay sod Dssusark. Is oar speaks there
sasso6 be (cud solid sail
shine it lie ilessisilmii,al AMA whisk dames
pea

have Iris mo ether halts then elliewaless
Mid trembles. cc in the mealy* of an oilcan
sad complicated tight ; bat exempting for the, bible-
moat af the hams of • solid ad desinhis pesos,
tt is out mempelemt be the metal polars io abenden
the seisms treaty by whisk Um, reesinisad the In-
tegrity of the Dania momereby, sad Wear ens they
mom in • mew anangememt which would be simatiatao-
key for Ourimay err hiandlieniag for Deemerk. We must,
than, lock elsewhere for the elemmals of • solid, and
thiralik pesos. For many years a lively empathy towards
time broth/es, why are Babied, of the Bing of Denmark,
bs enemata the Germans belerging to the Genoa*
Orafedsmilia. The Damson their ids, are immapirsd by
We lon of imdepemdmice, end by the desire to moisten
their anaest memanly. These semtlissata oa both dd.
deserve the :upon of liarops.
to order to proved • figure straggle, mid to satisfy Ger-
many, it would, in oar opinion,, be necessary satin* to
ismasis from the Damish Nermerchy Heins* lausaheag,
and the soothers part of fileswig. Is ceder to justify so
vein • seeriam as the pert el Demeark, and to ineletain
the iadepewlemse of the Dudek smaaran, it is dainble,
in our judgment, Men the homelier hoe amid mot be tamed
farther north than the mouth of the Schist and the Daum-
work. It is ascrarry oleo for the security of Demmark that
the Germanic Confederatica should not sect or mammals

say fortress nor colablite fortified forte cis the territory
ceded by Denmark. An equitable armageomot reepertimg
the public debt and the renunciation by Austria, Prussia,
and the Germanic Oordederstios of any right of Mbar-
meddling in the Wirral dabs of Dessierk, woad emu
I to compile the araleabbr Maxim between Ommany and
Denmark.

There resales a wed= which could not be the object
el the treaty of pee" bat which interests Begird and
cannot be prod over le saris. In the opinion of the
plenipotentiaries of Onset Britain, it might so be seder-
stood that the Mare destiny of the soothers part of the
Duchy of Sleewig, which will be sneezed to the Derby of
Holstein, shall not be determined without their cioaseat.

U tte King of Demme enemata to the emeilles of the
territory ail& is demoted of him in the acme of mesa
jostles requires that the independence of his kiegdom
shall be gurentesil by the great European posers.

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