The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-21 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(smiles nucatims.)
THE KING OF PRUSSIA AT BADEN.
BADEN, loam 20.

The King of Saxony arrived here yesterday at
four p.m. The King of Prussia and Herr von Bis-
mark arrived at midnight. An interview between
the two sovereigns took place to-day.

BERLIN, Arcuer 20.

The official Staatsanzeiger of today announces
that the King of Prussia arrived yesterday evening
in Baden from Wildbad.

The King of Saxony, accompanied by Baron
Benet, had arrived in the afternoon.

THE FRENCH NOTE TO RUSSIA.
PARIS, Ammer 20.

The evening papers state that no intelligence hail
yet been received of the Duke de hfontebello having
remitted the French note to Prince Gortchakoff.

THE BANK OF RUSSIA.
BERLIN, Ammar 20.

The news received here yesterday from St.
Petersburg, to the effect that the Bank of &Mill
had stopped payments in imperials, has been
substantially confirmed.
The Bank no longer changes its notes for im-
perials, but for silver and drafts on London.

LIBERTY OF THE PRESS IN FRANCE.
_ BORDEAUX. Ammer 20.

The Gironde has received a second warning for
publishing an article accusing the policy of the
Emperor of wishing to avoid • war at any price,
of being easily s►tisfied, and endeavouring to make
the public believe that the review of the 14th inst.
was not countermanded on account of the heat,
but from fear of manifestations being made contrary
to this policy.

ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
TEJLESTZ, Auacrwr 20.
_ .

According to advice, received here from Con-
stantinople, the Italian minister at the Ottoman
Porte has protested to the Austrian Internuncio,
on the ground that the latter opposes obstacles to
the exercise of his diplomatic functions.
Intelligence received from Athens states that the
Greek National Assembly had resolved on the re-
organisation of the senate. Another decree ordered
a change in the insignia of the Order of the
Saviour.

INDIA.
(By Telegraph tram Sam)
CALCUTTA, JOLT 30.
. .

Shirting' active, at previous quotations. Twist
and copper rising. Indigo unchanged. Exchangv
on London : First-class Credits, 2s. O'd. Govern-
ment securities : Four per Cents., 99} ; Five per
Cents., 1091 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 118.
Freights improving.

BOMBAY, JULY 30.

Cotton, Dhollerah, 480 re. Shirtings and twist
quiet Exchange on London improving. Govern-
ment securities : Four per Cents., 99 ; Five per
Conte., 109; Five-and-a• :LAU per Cents., 117}
to 118. Freights dull and declining.
The mails arrived out on the 23rd July.

CHINA.
(By Telegreph from Suez.)
CANTON, JULY 11.
Grey sbirtings higher. Water twist, higher
prices demanded.
Tea.—Export to date, 17,280,000 lbs.
Exchange on London, 4s. 101 d.
SHANGHAI, JULY 4.

Grey skirtings inactive, but firm. Tea active.
Silk : Settlements during the fortnight ►mount to
4,500 bales. Export to date, 2,100 bales.
Exchange on London, Os. bid.
Freights higher.

KAZL BLIND'S PAMPHI.I67I4.—The Berlin Volks-
«thing, and other German papers, report that a member
of the Wnrtemberg parliament. Dr. Ludwig Seeger, a roan
occupying a prominent place is German literature is at
presoot under a charge of high imam for preempting Karl
Blind's last pamphlet, " A Friendly Word to the Fee.
Pantry, the Citizens, and the Working Men of Germany."
The pamphlet in question, written in a democratic WINO,
has been distributed by thousands all over the Confe-
deration.

THE CONFEDERATE PRIVATEER FLORlDA.—Ad-
vices from Liverpool state that there was much talk on
Outage ►od elsewhere is the town yesterday, relative to
the movements of the Confederate war steamer Florida.
The ship Eagle, Captain Norfolk, arrived in the morning
from Bermada with 75,801 on. of silver. It is alleged that
this silver was taken on board from the Florida, and that
when the Federal agents in Liverpool beard of the arrival
of the Eagle is the Massy they immediately 0°41311114d as
eminent law firm with the view of eacertaining whether or
not the Clear could be repined, supposing it to be captured
Federal property. This subject occupied much attention
during the day. Am the day advanced a more exciting
these wse dimmed. Captain O'Toole, of the Falooa, re-
ports that at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday be passed the Con-
federate steamer Florida lying-to off Twitter, and at 8.30
p.m. a large American ship in full sail, outward bound,
making for Toskar.

DISPATCH OT TPA CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND ADS-
MALIAN lliarca.—Ths Peniesular and Oriental Company's
steamship Pees, Capteis Jansimos, sailed from Ykrathamp-
too yreterday, at 2 p.m. with the mail for Gibraltar, the
Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Calcutta, China,
Aostrolia, Now Zeeland, ke... together with 60 6ret and 40
weseed elm possoogen. The Para took oat on freight
232 beam woe* yahoo 71.1721. 4e.

. • - •
1 A Lomas GAYS —A letter from Rome, in the
Dtbsgs, says :—" The governmeot disbursed this week, io
paying the winning lots (of the lottery), the sum of 56,000
crov,ll" or shoat 300,000 haws. This is the largest sum
that bamboos paid for • beg time on a 'Mile &swum. The
ealen/ation has bass made t the sum se paid will sanely
absorb the profits of the lottery for spear."