The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-30 00:00:00

GERMANY AND DENMARK.

A crowded meeting of Germans resident in Lan-
des was held on Saturday nicht d the Loudon Tavera to
decide ape the cause of action to la adapted by than in
spleverm to the Schleswig and HOMINY question& The
gialtry at the end of the large roan was ompied by ladies
Who evinced considerable wake:Liam on the subject under
dincll.,loo. The chair was taken by lfr. listrentut, and
all the speeches were delivered in mss.
The following are anion the resolutions adopted :
This meeting declares that now, in paressam of old con-
stitutional right, am long Biwa in pormanas of the natural
ifthi of liberty, the union between' fichisswig-Heletsia and
Denmark is sundered ; and further derdares that the con.
Natation separating Schleswig trim Holstein and eating it
to Denmark, drawn up by Ohnielim TX., as prem. Kin of
Denmark, on the 18th inat.„ Is a new attack en the righte of
the population of the Duchy el &elm wig-Holatein, and on
the right and the honour of the Heartuin nation."
"That this meeting declares the in view of the haft of
most Geramoic governments, sad in view of the messily of
producing auks among the powers, a collainies of velontsime
should be at ambigua ; sad attire all d misnendesee
et the country and the famed= of a proviimi gems-
ant, every Gomm patriot maid ask to smile In the
ears ; sad that it should he left to the country itself. after
having raised its indepeadeeee, Is decide upon its future
matitutioa in a repreasolative sesaubly, to be ideated by
the people."

THE FATAL ACCIDINT AT IBLUIGTON.—Of the
sown unfortunate suff erns by the /me widest now lyiag
at St. Itertholotiner's Hospital, eve are gob, co as tamer-
ale es cookl be exported, ooseldsetag the woven eater, ed
their injuries. Two, however, Bad* aad Osendy, are still
be meth a precarious condition se to require the combat
einnaimin of Mr. Venom, the boom mrpon, who is wore-
arittiag la les &ameba to the poor fellows. lir.
Nerves, the district mtheyor. is is pommies of • mama
of evideoce, the result ot three days' inquiry, air to
the inters of the nestathala wood ill the construe-
ties of the buddies sod the maw is which it bad
bees emoted ; bet whether favourable to the builder
or ailerons has sot trampired. Several legal gentleman
will reptant the different parties interested in thirsiaziiry.
Daring the whole of yesterday large crowds of an
smablai in Upper-street to view tbe scene of the to oath
teethe. The intherriptioa far the families hie ben exceed•
they weU rmpoaded to. sad • eionaiderable sum bee already
bees received by the unions committees formed for that
A PRornEcy FVLllLLZD.—Washingtoe Irving
vane the followlag to • friend, in deanery, 102, ironer
MAtely after the coup critai :—" I skald sot be surprised
if there wen • trim spell of tranquillity in Paris seder his
alsolate sway. Had his coup areal been ,
effected, or his election been bet moderately
/Imam might have bees them into a terrible turmoil
bee sow be MN bold the down with • strati head mill the
bas Meted out the last seam and oonvithies et French
likenr sod is quiet Yoe will them most probably lave all
the mloodeve ot the imperial mart, with the to sad
pabli improvemeeth by width Napoleon used to Munk the
month sad brat the Psrinsaa is good humour. All this I
perm will be mere to tie taste of temporary residents like
=tthan the there simplicity of rspublimaino ; seed •
eal of quiet weeld be • prosperous intern' ter Um
eoundociol weld ;No both you and Stenow may lad your-
selves orastoresble sales the aboolato sway of Napalms the
isesed."
CIRYWA.L PALLOK—Hasa-A-CROWN DAT. --
ithemmt„ Nov. 211.—Aimienisthrea aymaut, 2,568; ditto
to Men Ware; 3.81111 ; teeth