The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-13 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1864.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCX

(ssersa's Int.passze)
MINISTERIAL CRISIS AT CONDTHAGEN.
PS, MAY 12.
The Moniteur du Soir states thatAW the assent of
the Danish Plenipotentiaries to the raising of the
blockade bee caused a ministerial crisis at Copen-
hgeo.
Official advices received here from Mexico state
that Almonte'had gone to Vera Cruz, to receive the
Emperor Maxima= upon his arrival.

• THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
TURIN, MAT
' In to-day's sitting of the Clamber of Deputies the
Minister for Foreign Affairs stated that the princi-
ple of non-intervention formed the basis of the ne-
gotiations upon the Roman question. The manifest
said that to the implacable werfare waged by Rome
the Italian government bad always opposed mode-
ration. The measures taken in conoert vtth the
French government for the repression of
brigandage had obtained real rosette, and
after a period of diplomatic reserve the
Italia. government had xesupwd atig,ooo49l4s.
which are now being carried ea. The antiwar ex-
hie desire not to excite premature hopes or
Indiscreet impatience, but assured the house that
there was noels* to justify the discouragement
expixesed by scene members. He also protested
agiumit the accusation brought against the itorern-
meat bt vents towards FlllOO5, and said in eon-
chisioh y is upon exoellent terms with
Franap and England. She has entered the Euro-
pean bend, and must take into account the general
condition of Europe."

MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF
FRANCS

PLATS, MAT it
The monthly statement of the Bark of .France
shows the following results as compared with the
April return :—.lncrease : Cash in baud, 2-4 mil-
lions ; bills discounted not yet due, 391 millions ;
notes in circulation, 7} millions ; Treasury balance,
61 millions ; current accounts, 441 millions. De-
crease : Advances, 6 14 millions.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PABIS Nay 1223.40 r.st.
The Bourse has been dull. Bente, cloned at
66.600.2 or 150. lower than yesterday.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

INDIA.
fir Charles Treyslyan's budget, a summary of
'which was received by the last Bombay mail, is the
subject which principally occupies the attention of
the ladia papers.
At the departure of the mail a general move was
beteg made, by all who oonld get away, towards the
WA. The viceroy and council were to leave for
Skala on the 15th of Alai'. The weather had been
intolerably hot, although tempered by one or two
" ner‘weeders."
t{ We have no change whatever to report in our
coley market sines the last Overland (says the
Deg • n), except that government securities
have declined almost one per cent., a natural re-
action after so heavy a crisis."
The Colombo Observer of the 16th April says
" There are.at last signs of a real south-west mon-
soon, although not by any means so decided as we
could wish. Still the coffee crop goes forward, and
are yet the decrease—entirely on native—is only
17,000 mtg."

CHIN
"tbdt mot prominent SeatersA. in the lortnight's in-
telligence is the state of the Teeping cause and the
movements of Major Gordon in connexion with it.
That officer, since his return to action from the
town of Quinlan has captured one city, Yih-aing,
and he has sines heceived the surrender of two
more, viz., Li-yang and Kintang. His march
from the city of Yih-sing, on the Tae-hoo lake, was
in a westerly direction, towards Li-yang, after which
he proceeded northwards to Kintang, the garrisons
of both places shaving their heeds in token of submis-
sion. His object is to isolate Nanking, and
already he is being met by messengers from the
camp of Tseng-kwo-fan. These operations have
been somewhat extensive, and have been performed
without bloodshed. The movements have all been
rapidly executed, forty miles in one day having
been accomplished, between Yih-sing and Li-yang.
The Taepings at the latter city, after having sub-
mitted, proceeded to make arrangements for re-
turning to Kwangsi (in the south of China), which
they say is their native province. It is reported
that the Chung Wang himself, the leading military
genius of the rebellion—" the fighting king," as be
is called—la collecting his property in Nanking
with a view to retiring to his home.
It is reported that the Taepings are active near
Kiang Yiu and Fooehan, and also that they have
retaken the latter city, which was Gordon.' first
victory. Even Yih-sing is said to have been re-
taken, and Foochow to have been seized with
alarm.