The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-09 00:00:00

THE TEXT OF THE PEACE PRELIML-

NARIEB.

lIKILLIK, AUGUST 7.
The official Staab Anseiger of to-day publishes
the following test of the preliminaries of pesos and
the protocol of an armistice concluded in Vienna
on the let of August, between the plenipotentiaries
of Prussia, Austria, and Denmark.

OP MACS.

Present :—Oa behalf of Austria. Coast Raehberg, Baron
Broaaar ; oa bohaU of Ihrisaark, XL. do garde, Wood
Kauffman. ; cat behalf of .Proaaia, >w sto Biamarah, Baran
Warshaw.

MM. the Ptsaipoteatisaiss of Amick♦, Newark, sad
Prima'. having mast i■ easfersese to-day at the bolsi of the
Minister of Foraiga Alldey and their reepsetive poems
having boon found good and in doe form, have agreed upon
the following prelimianriss of pence:
1. His Majesty the King of Demerit reams:es all his
right. to the deohiss of filoivrtg-lioistoia, and Lumbar' in
favour of {heir Ilajontias the Man of Prunia sod the
Anwar of A Gorging to recognise the smogs
mints their mid Ms sefies .hall maks in rasped, of Shoos
decking.

2. The Ma= of the Duchy of &swig comprehends all
the ialsods betougiag to that ducky, as well as the territory
situated apse the mainland.
To simplify the boundary questiou sad put an nod to the
iscooveeisoces reeultaig from the portico of Jollied tern-
trey situated within &earwig, his Majesty the King of Den.
mark codes to their Neiman* the King of Prussia and the
Emperor of Austria the Jutland pommies& situated to the
south of the southern frostier hue of the district of Ribs
laid down upon the mope, each s• the Jutland territory of J
Noteholders, the island of Amroen the Jutland portion
al the islands of Fahr, Sylt, aad Reim &a.
Cto the other band, their ifidellilllB the Kist of Prussia
sad the Emperor of Austria cement that as equivalent
portion of diesels, comprising, in addition to the island of
Anoe, the territories oonnersiog the abne-nienticeed dis-
trict of Rib* with the reraaioder of Jutland, and rectifying
the teenier lioe between Jutland sod Strung from the aide
sa: Koldiog, shall be detached In. the Ducky of Sl=i
sod iscorporated in the kingdom of Datunsik. The
oaf Arne will not make part of the oceopamation, by reams
of its geographical intent.
The detaihi of the deinaivatioe of the frontiers shall be
settled by the definitive treaty ci pates
3. The debts °attracted opal special account, whether of
W kingdom of Denmark or of one of tin duchies of Stee-
ling, Hainaut, and Lsuenburg. will remain respectively at
the charge of each of those oeustries.
Debts outrected for account of the Debi& mcmarthy
shall be divided between the kingdom of Desmark upon
one hand, and the ceded duchies awe the other, is pro-
perties to the popslatioo of the two parts.
From this re-dsetribetiou are eirrepted—L The loan coo-
treated in England by the Dullish reverse:sot in the mouth
of December, 1863, which is to remit at the charge of the
kingdom of Denmark. 2. The war exposes incurred by the
allied powers, the repayment of which will be underttkas
by the duchies.
4. The high °retracting parties estate to establish as
annitioe upon the basis of the military eh possidetn, dating
from the god of August, the conditions of which will be
found specified in the aonexed protocol.
8. lummebately shot the signature at these prelircioaries
of peso, the high *pointing parties will meet et Varna to
negotiate a detroitive treaty of pesos
Done at Visions this Ist Ausost. 1864.
(Signed) Vow Bynum; ICAurrumni,
Wzaraza, Coo= Raman°,
141.1•ADII. Banat=

Vigil OF PRINCE JIRO= NAPOLEON TO THE
Wier or SCOTLAND. —On Saturday monism Prince Jerome,
the Princess Murat Count Fern Piesei, and other mem-
bers of the Princes suite, landed at Greenock, and pro-
ceeded in the steamer Vivid to Bowling, whence they 's-
tudied to proud to Loch Lomond, thence through the
Trossachs to Oben, and u far sodium Inverness. The
yacht Jerome Napoleon took in coal on Friday after-
noon, and it is expected will proceed to Obey
to await the Prince's orders. The Prince is travel.
hog under the title of Count de bleucicu, and is on a
samear tour. On Friday don with the Princess? he
visited the Ossemeck Fotteay, when the massive sepses
of the three large French Transatlantic steemene—Wash-
lopes, La Fayette, and Europa—have bees made. He
also visited the Europa, which was lama:bed a week ego
Mem% Scott and Co. His own corvette is •ha
wooden nod, rumbling in upearases, although amenely
so seketsatiel, the 'tamer Pamper°, built by Mem%
Thomson of CiWgow, sad said to be • minter to the late
well-known Alabama. There is rather a curiosity in ma-
rine suliteetare on board the Jerome Napoleon—via., a
small yach about eta loos, fitted up with •
doable screw , and with its miniature machinery
seemed in fitunework. This boat hasp from the
iteeneee's

torsivassrry Coughs, LOYDON.—The last sem-
dos of oatmeal for the academical year took pleas on Satur-
day ; Mr. Grath, treurarw, is the chair. A vete of thanks
was pawed to Mr. Teo Taylor, for his ready ooniplithoe
with the request of the council that be would preside at the
distributioe of prizes to the pupils./ the junior school, ea thri
'kith alt,, and for his dientreMative sod ethelleort 'pooch
sad courteous oondoct of bedews wa that suasion. So-
trance exhibitioos for three years for student, of the erns&
dies! faculty were instituted es teams :—Os. of 307., wee
of 204, and owe of 10i., each mutable for two years, to be
awaided is October, alter examisatim, to gentlemen enter.
ieg for their drat weeise's Woodman at a medical eabool.
The imantiesticte to be is classics. elementary mathematics,
Wand philosophy, and, at the option of the
candidate, either French or Gorman. The thanks of
the council were returned to Sir Fraocia Goidesoid sod Mr.
Frederick Goldsmid is their abases. for the generous ow-
tribution of 2001. towards the foutioe of these wthibi-
Moon The professon of the fruity bad agreed to moan.
bete the farther ma required. A memorial from the masts
of the college, saggrtiog that a representation from the
commit sod senate should be made to the senate of the
University of Louden of tlie advisability of socouragiug the
study of Oriental hurrays by the cooferrier degrees sod
honours es waininatioo, was received, wad ordered to be
transmitted to the VionChaecoUor of the University, with
a request that be would obtain ire consideratioa by lb.
senate. The memorial, in treating of Oriental lanauages,
reopened to omens the ezeiniestioe to these Legumes
I which moans. literately, sod are valuable se elements is
philological 'wirier, viz., Hebrew, Arabic,
LaW, and Persian, with their Steenthre tad liter

148Y1 1.3 IN TRINITY Cowan; DUBLIN. —A. fire
broke out shoat half-pest three o'clock this (Monday) mora-
les is the St:ideate' reading-mom, adjoreing the porteeo
lo e, Trial, College. At five o'clock, whoa we west to
peer, the games WON still miss, but the corporatios
elitism were at work, and the the had been partially sub.
deed.—Dahlia Express.
Tai New ACT ON WRIGHTS AND IIZASCRRIA
The act to reedier "penniesive • the use of the metric
syqstem of weights and measures bee just been printed.
say now be made is terms of the metric system.
le a schedule are given the different measures and weights.
PsTieit.yrr IN Frail.—A correspoudert of the
Cincinnati Gazette relates the follow's, :—" Amid the
second confuaios which has missed supreme these two or
three years very few &skies Um remained with their
mutters. The great memof these are now either labouring
for the gevereeneet, in the army, or ia bootee/a • ou their
own hook.' But there is as occasional exception. Mr.
had a very faithful house esewnt, who clung to him
throughout, a.nd who sever expressed say dime to leave
'Wass: either to labour for himself, or for the tooted
field. But it was evident that this state of things cost Mr.
a great deal of mosey, and more engineering, an &vibe
was malted to do little work, and was always kept dressed
op to . the top of fashion. But, thought the old
men, 'l'll pay you for this when the Yankees
are geee ' sod therefore judge his surprise yesterday
( y), Theo limbo, boodle is hand, made hie politest
bow, asd said, `Good-by, mama; I'm Ruins to list for a
soldisr."Why, what do you mean !'—' 0. tomorrow's
Fourth of July, whoa white men get free • sad se nigger is
vim to list and get I ree."But bare free;
always used
you well?—• Yes, mama, but I'd rather be free.' Bet If
you 'slit perhaps you'll be shot.'—' I'd rather be
shot then whipped." But did I ever whip yes!'— —*No, but may be you'd sell me sad thee I might be
WARW." Bet what will yon pie by ightiag t '—'l'll
be ties.' Yoe will be i foe *lo—'l sums oafs
1 Yams.: ' Yoe are an uegraterf wretch ; rye need you well
sad see pea have rep'lies.'=' Wel l' waited terr tli a -
ewe 'ewe awl I owe dot.Teske, ye mire/ lleisber
see of We epee polite bass sod todap 164 is a emeakee
i the 16617. 4.. C. 'T., aid carries a mWiet ep preeario a;
Plllajerameseel Wean his skii."