The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-27 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(isours Tiaanix4)

THE SCHLESWIG-HOLBTBIN QITESTION.
BIOLLIN. Nov. 26.

At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-
day, Herren von der Heydt, Wegener, and Blanton-
burg, proposed the following resolution on behalf
of the conservative party :
" In the present position of the succession to the
Duchies of Holstein. Schleswig, and Luneburg,
the house deckers itsidf reedy to pines all requi-
site means at the disposal of the government for
the energetic guardianship of all the rights of the
German Confederation."

FRANEIONDON•TELadDiE. Nov.
The sitting al the Federal Diet has bees adjourned
until Saturday.
It is supposed that the committee on the affairs
of Holstein will propose the exclusion from the
Diet of both claimants for the Holstein-Lanenburg
vote until the definitive settlement of the sue.
swim
.44.11% • te• BREEDS!! Nov
'

flearell Rift of the Chamber of Deputies
the petepasitionnehdive to Schleswig and Ho stein,
recognising thelighls of the Prince of Augustan-
burg and promising the government the support of
the chamber, was unanimously adopted.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 26.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales hes
been crested a Knight of the Order of the He-
phant.
The Dagbiad of to-day says :—" All the Custoiii-
house officers and the Poet-office sad Telegraph
. _

officials in Holstein ; all the members of the Govern-
ment
in Floe; together with the salremployds,
and all the Prefects of Holstein, have taken the
oath of allsgiance to the King.
" Several of the most prominent members of the
Holstein nobility have arrived here and been re-
ceived by the King."

CRACOW. Nov. Z.

TM Casa Mates that the insustristioa in

government of Augastowo has extended to such a
degree that the chief town, fftwaJki, is threatened
by the insurgents.
An important engagement is said to have taken
place to-day near the Niemen, in Lithuania.
BRESLAU, Nov. X
Numerous arrests of women hays taken plate at
Warsaw.

An editor named Kau, and a large number of
the workmen at the mantdaeteries of MM. Preget
and Winter, have alao been attested.

THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
BERNE, Nov. 26.

The reply of Switzerlead to the Emperor Ns-
pelecia's invitation to attend the Congress an-

bounces its direct acceptance. The Federal Council
will communicate its reserrea to the French cabinet,.

FRANCK

PARIS, Nov. 26.

The Nadia!' assorts that the summary of the
Zairian nets pabhshed by the Assort was incor-
rect. Russia doss not, says the Nation, demand
that the programme of the Congress should be
drawn up. Neither has any explanatory note from
Primo Gortseltakoff been added to the reply of
Russia. The Nerd also says that the version of the
Bumps is incerrest as far an reprds the character
and form of the wish asserted to have been ex-
pressed by Russia, that a programme should be
!drawn up by France. It is not true, as asserted
by several papers, that Baron de Budburg has been
invited to Compiegne.

It is aasertea that the cash balance in the Bank
of France ia now 205 million francs.

ITALY.

TURIN, Nov. 26.

The Stamps of to-day announces that the letter
of the King of Italy, accepting the Emperor's invi-
tation to the Congress, was despatched yesterday to
Paris.

The Turin journals state that the soldiers are
being recalled from their furloughs and the gar-
risons increased in the Venetian provincee. The
works on the fortifications are also being ac-
celerated.

The debate on the treaty of
France was continued to-day in the Chamber of
Deputies.

with

The Renate was occupied to-day with the national
taxation.