The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-01 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, MAT 31.—Arevarrit INTL .—Liell -
Wan W H . Golden, to the %Orly ; G. S. Philippa, to
the Prior-au Charlotte.

---Ekirgecme C. It:ikephard, to the Immortaliti ; W. Ni.
oholsoo to the Aboukir. . . . _

Chief Enigma. C. Beal (additional), to the Asia, far the
Arrogant.

THI Dann! BLOCILADIL—FORTION-OFFICE, MAT
30.—Tbe following cowintusication has been addressed to
Earl Rummell, ber Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs by Monsieur de Bale. Eovoy Ilatraciedinary
and 'Meister Plenipotentiary of his Danish Majesty at this
court :—"Legattou of Denmark, May 2d, 1864.—My Lord,
I am directed to inform her Britannic Majesty's govern-
ment that the blockade of the ports of Canonie, Swine-
moods, Wolgast, Graffserelde, Stralsund, Barth, Daatsig,
arid Pillau, in the Baltic, as well as the blockade of the
portsand inlets in the whim of Sleswig sad Holstein.
which were raised on the 12th of this month, is
conformity with the atipulatioes of the suspension
of hostilities, will immediately be re-astablishod on
the 12th of June next, the date on which the suspension of
hostilities terminates, unless the negotiations carried on at
the conference of London should before thee have led to at
least some preliminary agreement. My governs's% bee
thought it due to the interests of the commercial world,
that timely ootioe of the re-establishment of the blockade
should ha given ; and I am also directed to state that no
**tarsi ship, which after the mound of the war might at-
tempt touter any one of the blockaded poets would be
subject to capture, except where previous notice of the re-
establishment of the blockade had been received in the
ordioary way. or through the ships of the blockading
squadron itself.—l lam &a, (Signed) TORBEN FULLS.
Tae FRIEND 07 THR CLIROY CORPORATION.—A
general meeting of the subscribers was bald yesterday at
the London Tavern, Bishopsgatostreet, for the purpose of
electing four pecaroses oo the funds (out of, we are sorry
to say, a loos hot of candidates). In the steam of the
Rev. E. B. Allem, MA., who is at present ow the coati-
went, the chair was taken by Mr. Charles B. Abbe, IL D.,
he. This corporation is supported by voluntary cootrilor-
time, for allowing pensions. not exceeding 401. per annum,
to the widows and orphan unmarried daughters of
clergymen of the established church, and for affording tem-
porary assiothoes to eseemitona clergymen sad their families
throughout England, Wale., and Ireland, and the patron
is his Royal Highness the Prioce of Wales.
PAINTER-STAINERS' COMPANY.—A fourth collec-
tion of works of decorative art was yesterday opened to
!private view, in the ancient ball of the company, Little
Traitrieste, City. The object of this liabilities is
to stimulate the exertion, of those engaged in the painting
trade. The specimens offered for competition are very
numerous, notwithstanding they are limited to four kinds—
cannily, decontion, graining,marbling, and writing. They're
arrayed in the large ball, which is admirably adapted loth@
puma's. Amoogat others present who manifested the
liveliest interest in the exbibitioe were Mr. E. M. Ward,
R.A., Sir S. Morton Peto, M.P.' Mr. Deputy Obbard, the
Rev. J. Lupton, lee. After the privet, view the whiten
were entertained by the company at a di jedner presided
over by Mr. Deputy Milord, who, in proposes( the amen
of the exhibition, coupled the name of Mr. Ward. Mr.
Ward dwelt at great length upon the merits of the speci-
mens exhibited, sad concluded by stating that there was
every reams for looking forward to its great sad future
MOM.

Axcrroza ARCTIC EIPLORINO EIPSDITION.—The
already famous explorer of the Arctic region, Mr. C. F.
Hall, sinousees his nineties of starting %loos another ex-
peditiou about the middle of Jose next. He will sail ISM
for Kiog William's Land, by way of Bodice's Benin sad
Bay, on a whaler, the Hectically, Captain Cbapel, of New
Linda', sod will he thoompeand by the Foquimaux who
are Mr. Han compesioes bare. The party will make their
Ant mister quarters at Repulse Bay, the extreme north
west of Hudson's Bey. Early is the year 1866 they will
make a land loamy by don sad sledges I. Boothia and
King Iced.—lfew York Herald.

Hoitaimos's Us is choice and strong, moderato
la prim sod whams* to use. Mess advautlies bon soosrod
Ise this too goossol pivhicosco. It is sold to pocket, hr MIS

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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(11317=11 TIMJ0111111.)
THE DANISH QUESTION.

331/ILIII, lay 31.
The Norideuteche Alignments Zeitung of to-clay
mays :—" Even if the neutral powers had no ob-
jection to see the Holstein succession treated as ►
German question, they would nevertheless mud
the succession in Bleswig u a question subject to
international decision."
FILILNIFOILT.ON-TELMAINE, MAt 31. Evijii.

A telegram from Visions in the evening edition of
the frankfurter Postzeitung professed to correct
erroneous statements respecting the last sitting of
the Oonferenee, and says :--"Deranark rejected the
Anstro-Prussian proposal, and accepted another
proposition ad referendum., but this latter was not
made by France."

DEPARTURE OF THE DUKE OF AUGUS-
TENBURO FROM HOLSTEIN.
KIM. Max 31.
The Duke of Auguatesburg left here this even-
ing en route for Berlin.

THY MICA& QUESTION.

PAM, MAY 31, Erzytaa.
The Patric of this evening publishes news from
Mexico stating that Juarez bad re-occupied
Monterey. Vidaurri bad been pursued, and bad
taken refuge in Tessa.

THE INSURRECTION IN TUNIS.
MARSEILLES, MAY 31.
Intelligence received here from Tunis to the 25the•
Mat. states that the Arabs having discovered that
the Caid of the tribe of Medjees had betrayed the
Bey set up by the insurgent., put him to death,
together with sixty of his relations and servants.

Eighteen vemsela were in the roads of Tunis,
ready to take on board than Europeans who might
desire to embark.

THE SPANISH-PERUVIAN DIFFICULTY.
MADRID, MAT 33.
The ministry have received news from Peru, an-
nouncing that the government of Peru was disposed
to satisfy the demands of Spain.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at
Aranjuez, at which this question cause under (lie-
minion.

BPORTING 1217BLLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S.—TrESDAY.
That most important of all turf tranaactious—uttling
was continued this afternoon with the same satisfactory
results as on the previous day. Although there are sot
more than two or three very lugs wmoere, the moony
won has been spread over a larger surface than bu
ever bona known, and the "draw " has, coutequeud7bbeaLs
felt almost everywhere. Notwithstaoding the disagreeable
weather, there was again a large muster to-day, many no
doubt being eager to de something oo the Grand Prize of
Paris, wheats the Derby said Oaks winners will meet to do
battle. Several "books" were opened on the Derby, and
from %b. traneactioos which took place we were enabled to
compile the following list of closing price. :
GRAND FRIZZ OF PARIS.
6 to I on Mr. W. l'Anaon's Blair Athol 4:
7 to a apt Count 7. its Lagrange. Ptile de lAlr 't,
ASCOT CUP.
6 to 2 opt Lord St. Vinceore Little Stag (off,
THE DEWY, 122.
100 to 7 apt Mr. W. ritual's Breadalhane and
100 to 6 Mr. Moneys I.66dlunten A awl olfl
26 to 1 Mr. Merry. tanaboei to tloto 1)
21 12 1 we C1a826112111ira112P211106
Inn 1 21.1210260A1210
BO to 1 Or 012212 e's Petards@ Carol ft)
60 So 1 Mr. W. TAaecia's Broow&law (t)
30 to I Mr. Ten Brown'. Jack-e-Lantern A)
11000 to 60 Mr. Beeves Farewell A)
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