The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-27 00:00:00

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- TER stErrnkro 01 THE SOVEREIGNS.

• Orr macnio exisoasra.)
The garotte de Cologne publishes the following
summed of ituselan propositions which have
been the subject of negotiations at Kissengen and
Carlsbad. Russia, Prussia, and Austria,bind them-
selves by a convention to act together upon all the
European questions of the present time ; to declare
thePoiish question an internal not an international
question, and mutually to guarantee to each other
their existing frontiers. The ratifications of this
convention to be exchanged shortly.

(asunes =mamas.)
THE LONDON CONFERENCE.
PAWS, Joss 26.

The Moniker of this evening says :
" Yesterday's sitting of the London Conference
passed off very quietly. The belligerents read
declarations in which they explained the present
poetics of affairs according to the vim of their
"respective governments. .Hurl Russell reviswedifie
labours of the Conference, and expressed a hope,
in which the neutral Powers concurred, that what-
ever might be the issue of the conflict, the inde-
pendence of the Danish monarchy would be pre-
served. It is thought that hostilities will be
resumed this morning. Fourteen Danish vessels
are cruising between Kiel and the island of
Fehmern."

FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE. Juw 25.

The semi-official Norddeutsche Zeituni of to-day
says :—"The fortnight's prolongation of the
armistice, which was agreed to at the sitting of the
Conference of the 6th inst., expires on the 25th, so
that hostilities will recommence on the 26th and
not on the 27th inst."

BERLIN, Juin 25.

The Spertersche Zeitutty of to-day says : "A
telegram from Vienna, dated yesterday evening,
states that the German sovereigns at Carlsbad had
come to an understanding upon the Dano-German
question. According to this understanding,
Prussia would, with the concurrence of Austria,
propose at the Federal Diet that the German Con-
federation should declare war against Denmark."
Prince Albert of Prussia will leave this evening
for the head-quarters of the army in the Duchies, in
consequence of a telegram sent by the King from
Carlsbad.

HAMBURG, Jun 26.

Prince Albrecht. passed in great haste through
Hamburg this morning, being the bearer of an
order to Marshal von Wrangel to recommence
hostilities to-dal.

PRINCE COUZA AND THE PORT&
VON6TANTINOPLE, J one 22.

The Conference of Ambassadors has sanctioned
the reported arrangement between the Porte and
Prince Cottle relative to a change in the constitu-
tion of the Principalities.
The English government has given biscuits to
the value of 5,0001. to the Circassians, and offered
to the Porte to facilitate a special loan for the pur-
chase of objects to be distributed among them.
Immense suffering and mortality continue among
the immigrants.
• This telegram has been delayed is transmission.

DEATH OF THE KING OF WITRTEMBERG.
STITIWARD, lONS 26.

King William 1., of Wortemberg, died at Rosen-
tein Castle at 5 o'clock this morning. His Majesty
was born on the 27th September, 1781.

ITALY.

TURIN. Jan 25.

In yesterday evening's sitting of the Chamber of
Deputies, the Minister of Finance announced that
the concessionaires of the Cridit Foncier had with-
drawn their proposition, in consequence of which
the ministry would withdraw their bill authorising
the concession. At the same time the minister
declared that a fresh bill would be brought in,
which, instead of granting as exclusive oonoeesion,
should throw the project open to public com-
petition.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs in reply to
a question declared that to protect Italian interests
in Peru, the government had determined to hasten
the departure:of an Italian minister to Lima. They
also intended sending some vessels to the Pacific to
increase the number of their representatives.

PARIS, Jun 26.

The Moniker of this evening says :
"The Italian government has taken every mew
sure to repress vigorously all attempts at disturb-
&DC, which may be made by extreme parties."