The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-07 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION OF THE KING OF
DENMARK.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—FRANCONI'B
CIRQUE IMPERIAL—The Proprietor of this Establish-
ment the noblest building and gymnastic arena in Europe) has
much tram* Ice informing the nobility, gentry, and public that
he will place before them '71113 EVENING (ifonday,, Dee. 7,
one of the bent EQUESTRIAN HITTEITAINMENTS ever given
in England. In making this sanonntement he Is proud to say
that he will be revising a healthy fors of uwsren4 whir
has been praise to all countries and In an ages, and will be
doing kis bat to relieve London from As &arson of being the
largest city in the world without a parinstsent slier The Alham-
bra Palace, auccessfal as It b r a music hall, has always been
famous for the quality of its gymnastic performances, and now, to
Increase this reputation and satisfy the growing taste of all
classes for equestrian and manly exercises, theproprietor has
entered into an engagement with the celebrated Prraamoori, the
Ducrow of Paris, who brings with him the whole of his highly-
aster stud cd horses, and his unequalled compsny of daring
and graceful female riders. Every school of equitation will be
+epaseated, as the best riders and acrobats from Parts, Berlin,
Madrid. sad South A Menai, We allballg the performers.
Tb jugglers, vaulters, gymnasts, &disarms, Araaleapers,
Olen. Ac., .111 all be of the blithest class, and the clowns,
those &mashie genii of the ring, will be witty without being
vulgar. The ring will be conducted In the best style of
French discipline, and the tricks will be arranged so as to
give the greatest variety. The stud includes some of the best
trir-horror in the world: and the high school of riding will have
some of the most charming and accomplished female representa-
tives. The Justly celebrated Alhambra orchestra will be en-
larged, and the attractive ballet department will be strength-
ens& The cantor of the visitor under the sew rte.
has been provided for In savvy way : and the proprietor eels that
bi Ode new site are of capital be will rest
with lbs falkstirlViiir and encouragement. The rat
performaace will be given evening. 7th of December. Morn-
ing performances win take place during the arson, and these
may be specially recommended on accseint of the central pod
lion of the Alhambra.—Duos open at Swag commence at Wi-
ped.

HI REGZNT NEW MUSIC HALL,
Regentetresa Vincentaquare, war Victoria-street, Meet.
master:—The largest. bed matllsted, and handsomest In the
Metropolis. every nada& with the bed Comic and other
talent and Chorus@ by the most emclent company
in Learbon.—Aslon, OIL : stalk and balcony. la Open at 7.
Merger, Mr. C. SINCLAIR.

THE OXFORD.-OPEN EVERY EVENING.
MUSICAL INTIRTAIIMENTI, consistiog of Operatic
detectives. Cheroess. dim.bY the Wide, of the ComPaily ; Polak
Violist.
lam,the celebrated English violinist nide,
Drew Dana: Bryant ; and the marvellous lustre-
med. " The Orchestral Mae." by the inventor, Herr fichalken-
bath. Director. lir. Joisiliatans. Comedy by Creworth
"any other son ") Bsi , W. Banda, W. T. Critchheld, T.
MedaPh. and J. de., de. Admission—Area, ed. :
Italia and Meow. Is.: Private Hord. 10s. 6d.

THZ GHOST CLUB, an entirely new S
intestalameng, Inaredseteg startling and novel:* egret
never Ware sitnempled. Produced under the immediate super-
intendents. of Prelemer PEPPIN,. and by permission o/ X.
MUM 6q.—CANTZI3I72Y HALL. Wes •ftr-road.

AGRICULTURAL HALL. - SMITHFIELD
CLUB CA1712 SHOW.-THIS DAY.

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW.-
10-DAY, PRIVATZ VII W altar $ o'clock, at the Agricul-
tural Hall. Admiteloa, Is.

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW,
Agneutenral Haft —TOMORROW (Tuesday), Wednesday,
Thursday, and Irlday, selsalselon ONE SHILLING. Doors open
se 9 a.a, and close at P p.m

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW,
Motes Horst 1141-OBINIBIIMS run to the doom from
the Ct Went Sad. and the petnelpel rellway termini.

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW,
Aricallama HYL—INTRANCIB : lallegtongrevo and
Carriage Samos: Liverpool-road only.

QMITHFEILD CLUB CATI'LI SHOW,
Agricultural Hall, leNagtou. -SUTTON and SONS respect-
fully Invite the attistlos of their customers end the public
Generally to their STAND of ROOTS mid other ASIZICULTURAL
SPECIMENS intim Western Gallery at the forthcoming Show,
including ISO spectmens of Grammes grown by Sutton sad Sons,
samples ails principal kinds of Seeds used In apiculture, and
some very line specimens of their selected Yellow Globe Man-
gold. Champlonfewede. Imperial Omen Globe. Green-top Yellow
hybrid, Lingolaehhe Red Paragon. Pomeranian White Globe,
and Ore/Mose Turnips, for new seeds of which they will be pre-
pared to receive ordets at very moderate prices.—loyal Beek-
Abe Seed Establishment, Beading.

CATTLE SHOW.-STAND 68.
Gentlemen who shave are Invited to try one of WORTIED
PATIVIT RAZOR STROPS for a month, without purchasing, or.
tt pad tor, 'nosey returned U not approved of. Price Si..
through post irs. Bd. and la. 10d. The effect Ls inarrellous,-8. L.
NORTH, TOR Orlontotreet, and 77. Regeet-etreet

WITHDRAWAL OF THE ROYAL PATENT.
COPENRACIRT, Dec. 6.

The following proclamation of Bing Christian
LX. to the Holsteiners has been published to-day :

" The order of succession to the Danish mon-
archy was intended to be a labour of peace, under-
taken by us without personal ambition, in the sole
hope of serving the country. It has been accepted as
public European law, because the integrity of the
Danish monarchy was recognised as being a neces-
sity to European peace. Opposition, under the
mask of unfounded hereditary claims, has, however,
been raised against the measure, purposing the dis-
memberment of the Daniab monarchy. This oppo-
sition has also gained ground in Holstein, calling
forth excitement and doubt. The maintenance of
the monarchy is one of our most important duties
as a ruler. We cannot suffer officials to foster
opposition, and are resolved to put down insurrec-
tionary movements with armed force.
" The endeavours of many years to bring about
an understanding upon the constitutional relations
of the entire monarchy have not been attended with
success. While, however, we intend to give to the
territories belonging to the German Confederacy an
independent position in the kingdom, as has already
been accomplished with the remaining portions of
the monarchy, we hope that when Holstein finds
herself contented in constitutional freedom, and the
pretext for foreign interference is thus removed, she
will voluntarily incline to nearer connexion with
the remainder of the country."
A proclamation has also been issued to the
Lsuenburgers, thanking them for not having been
led away from their duty as subjects, in spite of
overtures from without.

CATTLE SH 0 W.-STAND WT.
The eat, haze awarded at the INTERNATIONAL TANG
BRION foe DAIRY UTENSILS, Dulteld-8. L WORTH, WS.
Odord-stavat, and 77, Ragentatreet Noblemen's crave, Ac., eat
towhee.

"VXOELLENTE BIJOUTERIE COURANTE.
1.4 MODELES BPICIAUX Isa IABRIQUE."—WATRILIL
TON and lIII.OODEN, having been honoured with a Ifirsttlass
Medal at the Earls lisivensl Exhibition, accompanied by the
shove teelimaalek
CHAINS
Incite the public to an
.zzalSiOrtinjetr GOLD MAINS and extensive amortostat of
all made on the premises.
WATHMION and 11.11001DEN,Ooldsmiths. Manufactory, No.
ItenrienaaDest, Covesirde W.C. Established A.D. 1798.
*mays made at . J tor lc each. N.B. This
anahtlahment la aimed at B In the evening, end on Saturdays at
1 Weimar.

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 6.
The Danish government has withdrawn the Royal
Patent of the 30th March.
Official notification of the fact is expected to-
morrow.

PARIS, Dsc. G.

Intelligence from a reliable source states that
Federal execution in Holstein will take place upon
the 10th December.

VIENNA, D. 5.

The Press of to-day says :—" The Austrian am-
bassadors abroad have been directed to make the fol-
lowing decided declaration to the respective govern-
ments to which they are accredited :—' As soon as
Denmark fulfils the stipulations of the London
Protocol, Austria will not hesitate to recognise that
treaty as the basis of the order of succession for all
the Danish countries. Austria, however, expects
that England and the other Powers which signed
the treaty will exercise their influence in Copen-
hagec to support the view which will enable
Austria to continue to uphold the integrity of
Denmark.' "

HAMBLTB.G. D. 4.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLZ.—The greatest and
met Meld laveetlea of the dq, AQUA AIIAAELLA.
Mom Jllff2l 43061f1LL sM Co., Three King-court, Lombard-
street, London, perfumes taller Majesty, respectfully offer to the
pabhc this truly isarveilcua Mid, which gradually restores the
hams hair to its pristine bue—so =Claret what age. The Agua
Morella has Dose of the properties of dyes; it, oo the centr_iry,
Is beseecJal to the system, sod when the hair is onee metered
one application per moth win keep it in perfect colour. Pride
gl le per bottle, or in half bottles, lea. IL—Jnhn Gomell d Co.
hare been appointed perfusion to H.R.H. the Princess of Waite.

A numerous assembly of delegates from Schles-
wig-Holstein 'was held here to-day. Resolutions
were passed for general refusal to pay taxes, and
for voluntary contributions to meet the expenses of
the country.

HAMBURG, Dzc. 5.

According to reliable information the attempts of
ernes' Schleswig-Holstein statesmen to bring about
an understanding with the Danish ministry have
entirely failed.
Advisee from Copenhagen state that it was re-
solved in the Council of State yesterday to regard
any occupation of Holstein as a declaration of war.

FRANHFORT•ON-THE-MAINE, Dzc .A

The sitting of the Federal Diet appointed to take
place to-day has been postponed till Monday. The
reason for the postponement is a joint notice of
motion by Austria and Prussia with regard to the
Dano-Germanic question.

The motion will have reference to the demand
for Federal execution in Holstein, and will be
opposed to the views hitherto entertained by the
majority of the committee upon Holstein affairs.

SAXONY AND THE SCHLEEIWIG-HOLSTEIN

QUESTION.

DRESDEN, Dic. 4.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Baron von
Beust gave explanations respecting the position of
Saxony in the Schleswig-Holstein question. He
said : " Saxony has neither signed nor formally
acceded to the treaty of London. Only at the end
of 1862 she took into consideration the value of the
promisee of Denmark in 1851 and 1832, accord-
ing to the position of affairs at that period, and
therefore expressed her assent ; still, with reserve
that any resolutions of the German Confederation
should not be in any way anticipated thereby.
Saxony has, therefore, retained freedom of action.
even independently of Denmark's breach of faith."

SALE or WATER-COLOI7II DRAWING/L-011 Satur-
day Mesas. Foster disposed of • collection of water-oolour
drawings at their gallery in Pall-mall. The following are the
mom realised by some of the lots : Lot 42. J. D. Harding,
View in Switterland," b 5 genteas.• Lot 52. David Cu;
" The Pass of Llanberue," 12} guinaea. Lot 66. David Cox,
"The Flock Returning—Evening," 39 guineas. Lot 74.
Copley Fielding, " Windermere," 22 gunman. Lot 89. H.
Denby. A.R. A., " Nissan:ad Abbey," 361 guineas. Lot 91.
S. Rout," River Scene, with Buddin and Fie," 39
guineas. Lot 93. W. Hunt, " May s Egg
mad Mae, 61 guinea+. Lot 103. J. F. Lewis, A.R. A.,
" Spanish Boy,' 28 guineas. Let 104. J. W. oak's, " A
Rabbit Warren near the Coast," 75 guises. Lot 115. E.
Duncan, " Pamolia. Gulf of Naplee,_" 54 guises. Lot 116.
Karl Haag, " Neapolitan Fruit Girl." 40 guineas. Lot 117.
W. Callow, "The Doni-Kirche at Wurzburg, from the
Bridge—dising the Fair," 60 guises+. Lot 118. Oaken.
" The Hay Field," 69 guineas. Lot 12L D. Mathis, ILA.,
" Childhood." 25 guineas. Lot 128. Copley Fielding,
" Grasmere," 86 guineas. Lot 129. J. M. W. Turner, 8.A.,
" Hytba," 120 guineas. Lot 132. J. H. W. Turner, RA.,
" Mount Lebanon," 150 guineas. Lot 133. W. Hunt,
" Father's Boots," 150 guineas. Lot 134. Birkett Foster,
" The Punt," 160 (guineas. Lot 135. E. Duncan, " The
Ragisg Tempest," 140 minim Lot 136. D. Cox (after
Turner, 8.A.), " Tivoli," 270 guise's. Lot 140. George
flambee, " Off Lowestoft," 60 guineas. Total, 3,758/.
LONDON AXTILLEKT BRIGADE. —This corps again
naderweut an inspection by the officer appointed by the
War-dace to mist the commanding officer in granting nor-
Medea of efficiency for the capitatioo greet, on Thursday
Lek in Westazioster.ball, when there was a numerous at-
Modem of the members, and the mannovree were very well
performed. The commanding officer also inspected the
arms, all of which were found to he in perfect condition.
The inspection in gun drill is to take place at Wellington-
barracks is the afternoon of the 12th instant. On Saturday
last the corps mustered in force on Tower-hill, and, scam.
peeled by their two bands, marched to Islingtoo under the
commanding officer. The appearance and aoklierlike bear-
ing of the men, and the excellent playing of the bands, were
generally remarked. The corps is, we are informed, very
largely recruiting.
A POWDZE MILL &IMO( BY LIGHTNING.— POLAND.
LOSS OF Loa—lotellireaos has reached Glasgow to the
BRESLAU, Dec. 4.
effect that the Eames Powder Mills, sear the Kyles of
No news has been received front Warsaw for the
Bute, had bees completely destroyed by explosion. It ap-
pears that the catastrophe occurred between two and three last two days.
o'clock on Thursday afternoon. Several vivid dashes of
The great transport of troops has interrupted the
*hieing were seen about the time in the vicinity of the I
Kyles, and it is supposed that the accident was caused regular service of trains on the railways between
by ens of them. Only one of the numerous detached Warsaw and the Prussian frontier.
buildings temprised in the mills was destroyed by the I
Gut azdesisa. An interval of • minute or two elapsed THORN, Dec. 4.
before the It, communicated itself to the other build- Advices from Warsaw state that numerous ar-
ias., ar that bdar• • second explosion took place the rests were again made last night. Among the pri-
workman employed is them contrived to make their escape,
The greet miersty took shelter under the Om, hank, of a Boners were the advocates Denimaki, Zielinaki, and
rivulet width rsas through the works, or beneath • bridge Ludwig Zulewski, and Prince Subimirski, the
which n'aws tine strwssw, sad thus soaped injury free' the President of the Chief Institution for the Relief of
stones and beams, whit* were hurled about in all direc-
tions. The second explosion destroyed four or five more the Poor.
buildings. By the GM explosionseven men were killed, I THORN, Dec. 6.
two of them bIM6 so completely blown to pieces that Reports current here state that M. Enoch the
identifiable prelim of their bodies kad been recovered when • ,
our informant left the neighbourhood. Besides these no. Secretary of the State Council, has fallen into dia-
(«toads Mows, them were Mr" or eight others more or grace, and been deprived of all his functions.
he. injured by the subsequeet explosion, two of them, we
VIENNA. DeC. 5.
believe, very seriously. ne mills are ;aid to have been
two
getasiL—Giesgoto Herald. I Advice; received here from Poland state that

THE CONGRESS.
PARIS, Dec. 6.

The Memorial D►plomatique of to-day says that
Holland is the only continental Power which has to
a certain extent followed the lead of England in the
Congress question. The King has replied that his
government will take part in a Congress, provided
all the other Powers do the same.

The Memorial also remarks upon a statement of
the Frankfort Europe, that a conference of the four
great Powers and Sweden is proposed in London to
settle the Dano-Germanic question. "France,"
says the Memorial, "is quite decided not to take
part at present in any other conference than an
European Congress. As for Austria and Prussia,
their firm resolution of immediately proceeding to
Federal execution in Holstein excludes all idea of
their participation in a Congress."

Padlewski (father of the well-known insurgent
leaden.) and Ratsowski have been shot.

CRACOW, Dm. 5.

The Czas has been suspended for three months,
on the proposal of the Imperial Procurator, by
reason of its attitude on the Polish question.

CRACOW. D. 6.

The insurgents. under Kryainski, Emmowics, and
Kozlowski, have had several engagements with the
Russians in the government of Lublin. Numbers
of wounded Rllllllll/1 soldiers were brought into
Warsaw on the 28tk ult.

One hundred and three persona, including seve-
ral of the higher officials, such as Gliszczynakk
Moraweki, Dzrerzanovraki, and others, have been
arrested in Warsaw. The learned historian Bar-
ka:eyrie; and Km; the chief editor of the //wryer
Werszairski, have been transported.