The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-12 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, ISO.

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the New Patterns for Winter, " hotter than ever.'
SPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
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replete for Overaosta, Totting% Bedford Cords. sod 7r3rlet
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Ebt Court.

WLND:1011 CASTLE., Dtc. 11.
The Queen calked and drove in the grounds this
morning.
The Princes* Helena, attended by Banner Dobessok,
took a carnage drive. _ _

Prinoese Hohenlohe Lanenbourg honoured Hr. G. Ro-
beirwein with a last sitting for her foll•length portrait.

The Judicial Committee of tLe Privy Council sat yester-
day. An appeal from the High Court of Admiralty, "The
Moderation " (part heard), was concluded. Their lordships
notified that judgment would be given on thin appeal this
day (Sstunlay). An appeal from the Admiralty Court,
"The Hawthorne and Polonaise," waa commenced. The
Lords present were Lord Chelmsford, Lord Kingadown,
and Sir E. Ryan.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonialofgce
from the Governors of the settlements on the West Coast
of Africa, the Mauritius, Gibraltar, and Malta. Despatches
were sent to the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Wanda.

L&TEST INTEI4JGENCE.

(azurse's sisamix.)
THE CONGRESS PROPOSITION.

PLRIS, D.a. 12.

The Constitutionnel of this morning publishes
an article signed by M. Limayrac upon the replies
to the congress proposition, which are now nearly
all known. The writer says :—" The events in
Denmark prove that the proposition was oppor-
tune. The line of conduct to be followed by
France is traced out. After having expressed
regret to England and thanks to the powers
who accede to the proposition, France can give
the required explanations. Nothing is adverse
to a preliminary understanding, the advantages of
which are manifest. In the midst of all the un-
certainties and differences this understanding would
create fixed points, and if the majority of the mem-
bers of the European family concurred therein
a considerable result would be attained, on which
we should have to congratulate ourselves."

PARIS, DPI 12.

The reply of the King of Denmark to the Em-
peror Napoleon's invitation to a congress is pub-
lished this morning.

Letters received here from Japan to the 15th
October state that, at an extraordinary meeting
of Daimios, it was decided by 66 against 47 votes
that there was no ground for declaring war against
foreigners.

THE SPANISH CONGRESS.
MADRID, Dsc. 11.

An amendment to the address has been brought
forward in the Chamber of Deputies to the effect
that the government should support the congress
proposition and the temporal power of the Pope.

INDIA OFFICE TELEGRAM.
BOMBAY, Nov. 29.

Lord Elgin died at Dburnmsalla at 2 a.m. on the
20th of November, and was buried privately upon
the following day, in sooordance with hia own ex-
press desire.

If. Brune 011ivier for a legal opinion on the state
of the question.
It is said that the garrisons in various French
colonies will be diminished in order to provide
troops to send to Cochin China.