The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-09 00:00:00

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ADDRESS TO KING CHRISTIAN.
COPENHAGEN. "Tina 6.

The following address to the King has been
agreed to by the members of various parties in both
houses of the Rigsraad
Meet Otesious Ilag,—Yeur Majesty hu stated io your
rump to the Mbrarsed that the war sow davastatiog
the country was forted upon you, notwithstand-
ing that you had dose e►erything in your power to
avoid it. The people reeogaise, and history will
testify that aa asjast Invasion hos compelled Denmark to
light fee her 'Arturo sad her freedom. Thir conscious.
new has shreugthenedthe people is Its unequal struggle, and
is its readied= to beer the efterideesdeausided.

T e negotiation which woo to put an end to this viols.
Moe of Europese law hays not achieved their object,
but have ultimately afforded manifest proof that the
oldest of the war is the dismemberment of
the Dudek kingdom. Exposed to the peinfd
amendly of maim marilloss for the re•attainment of
peak your Majesty bur been ready rather to give
up souse of the rights of the crown thee to consent
to the formatine of a Slswig•Holateio, by which the
rights of the Duda people would be still more grievously
infringed. This is a pledge to us that the object of all
future °egotistic= will be a free political aristenee Inds-
peudiset of Germaoy.
With this conviction the Landeribing (Folicething) pro•
mime your Majesty all the 'rapport it is in its power to give•

The Ministry of War published the followiug
this morning :

Reports realised by tie government from the oorpe is
Jotlaad Iwamoto that ea attack was mule upon the
enemy up= the 3rd (select at Luodbre, S.W. of
Aalborg. Is the espgement which ensued Oaptaia Nam.
seri* and Landrum% Betshos and Grave were wesoded;
oar lea la men sinonated to 8 killed and 30 wounded. One
Proseisa foot roidlar was captured. Later reports state
tint after the engagement the enemy retreated by way of
Lindenberg Imes Holm, taking with him a few prisoners
sad wounded. Nothing now is reported from Fttlazien.

(1207EleS TIEXORAL )
SPAIN.

MADRID, .7inT 8.

The King will go this year to France, to pay a
visit to the Empress of the French. The Queen
will go to the sea baths.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, ?Ewa?' ETENTNC.
There appear to have been no grounds for the
rumours of the Emperor's indisposition. He left
Fontainebleau punctually at the appointed time
yesterday, and as soon as he arrived at Vichy re.
viewed the local National Guard. The last coun-
cil of ministers of which notice was given did not
take place, but instead all the ministers went to
Fontainebleau successively and separately to confer
with the Emperor.
The Temps hears from Germany that Prince
GlueJcsburg, about whose mission there is now so
much talk, may possibly, after leaving Berlin and
Carlsbad, come to Paris to ask for the
arbitration of the French government. If the
Emperor were now to accept such a task the
Tempe thinks he would make better conditiore
for Denmark than the law of the strongest, and
while not deserting the principle of nationalitia
would so manage as that Northern Sleswig should
remain Daniah. This " mitigated solution," how.
ever, the Tamps says, would not be so good as
the radical solution of the Scandinavian union
which it advocated yesterday. The Pays makes
the hardy assertion that almost all parties in
Copenhagen are now agreed that the Danish
monarchy should enter into the Germanic Confide.
ration. It states,and this is also hinted by the Pattie,
that Prince Otheksburg is to endeavour to son
oomplish this object.
The envoys of the Queen of Madagascar arrived
in Paris from London yeaborday, and will be
received by the Minister for Foreign Affairs to-
morrow. The object of their mission is to solicit
from France a modification of the treaty concluded
by Commandant Duprei (which treaty was violated
the Howse government), and to propose a definitive
treaty upon new bases. The Pays says that the
existence of Xing Rada= continues to be " more
and more" believed in in Madagascar, and that
searches are being made for him by order of govern.
lanent. At the latest dates Commander Duped was
preparing to return to France in the Hermione, his
successor, Commander Trioault, being hourly
expected.

Two strikes, which, pursuant to the leave and
license of M. 011ivier's new law, have been fa
some tins going on at Limoges and Bordeaux, the
one made by workers in porcelain and the ether by
journeymen painters, are now said to be amicably
arranged, but nothing is known here of the terms
of the settlement. The men appear to have con.,
ducted theme/yes very well during the mina, and
we do not hear of any threats or violent*.
It has, I believe, been already mentioned that
as soon as the United States corvette Sacraments
arrived in the port of Cherbourg the Niagara
Federal frigate, which was there at the same time,
put out to no after a long wide:ease between the
two captains. It is now stated that the object d
the MAWS'S precipitate departure was to look
out for • Confederate steamer, the General
Lee, which was nasally seen off the Bermudas,
and will, it is thought, be found somewhere on the
coast of Europe towards the latter sad of thu
month. The General Lee is said to be a vary fine
vessel, well manned and oommanded.
• question of importunes has arisen betw
the captain of the Kea:serge and the naval antL
rides at Cherbourg. Caplan Winslow, from m
fives of humanity, sent eight wounded sailors
the Alabama to the Cherbourg Marine Hospital,
order that they might be better taken care of th •
they could be on board the Keariarge. Bat h
sever intended to give up his prisoners,
he now claims that in his absence they ghoul
be sent as prisoners on board the
mato. The Cherbourg authorities reply that it is
indisputable proposition of French law that e
prisoner of war who sets foot on French soil is tp
facto free. I am not prepared at this moment to
say what the French law is, but I have reason to
think that the point is open to doubt. I
am told that certain judges upon being asked hare
said that they knew of no such law. In the absence
of authority on the subject, it would occur to me
that a prisoner of war is just as much a !algal
prisoner as any other, and that there is no resao
(apart from extradition treaties) why he ghoul
be free by accidentally and of necessity talc •
French soil, which would not equally apply to a taloa.
I mentioned the other day that four officers of tie

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