The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-14 00:00:00

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systems. it oils as • matte aperent, Is a One 'Radium pill, • was.
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medicine is =equalled, for it penetrates the Hob body like • room,
sad eldves awry Impurity out of the metes; cm this account. times
Wins who an darker of basing a beautiful complexion should he.
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ass and diet am endesed round each boa. The lowest-pries bus is
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GERMANY.

CONCLUSION OF PEACE BETWEEN GER-
MANY AND DENMARK.

A letter from Berlin, dated July 11, states that
the negotiations fir pesos between the Prussian and
and Danish plenipotentiaries were concluded on the
10,6; the general conditions were drawn up on the
7ih, but in its complete form the trea•y was cot defi-
nitively signed till the day stated.
The terms are said to be honourable to both pat ties,
and there seems no d,uht but that the conditions
will be ratified by the Danish government.
An armistice and general suspension of hostilities
is to be established within eight days from the date
of bisrnattne. A period of 20 days is allowed for the
two armies to take up the positions appointed them',
by the treaty.
AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are to July 9. Debreezin
has surrerdered without fight. and wu occupied by
the Russian troops on the evening of the 3rd.
news was given in the evening supplement to
the Wiener Zeitung, in the following torm :

latest intelligence has been received from
the heal quart. re of General Paskiewltca, at Mirk-la,
tinder date of the sth ins: , which announces the arriv.l of
despatches from the detachment of the 4th corps cregroor'e,
stating that Debi*, sin, by means of • deputation which
we. met at idh. 7, had voluntarily submitted to the polar
of tte empers.r, and that in consequence the city was occu-
pied on the evening of the 3rd.

It appears also from the preoeding that th. head-
quarters of Paskiewiteh were still at Miskoks on the
sth, and there all the reports about the ltu-sians
being at Waitzen and Pesth fall to the ground.

FRANCE.

PARIS, PIIDAT, 5.30. ex.
T.s-day the names of the newly-elected members of
the Noumea' :Assembly were proclaimed at the Hotel
de Ville in due bros. The expectation that the suc-
cessful list wvuld be that of L' Unto* Ekckrale has
been realised, and the moderate pert, thus receive an
accession of eleven vote s. Toe following is the order in
which the new representatives have been elected :
Lanjninais, 132,11 r a; General Magnin 129.492;
L. L. Bonaparte, 129,111; General de Bit., 127,781;
Makrill', 127,741; Benjamin Deleseert, 123,214;
Ferdinand 8arr0t,122,805 • Theodore Dneos,l2l.lBl ;
Chambolle, 121,085 ; Fould, 116,830; Boinvilliers,
114,701._

The following elections have also taken place :
MM. Napalms Moult, }lnsult ; Testier, Ratite Vienne;
Valetta, lam I Jules Favre, Rhone ; Manuel, Nidvre;
Morin, Noose ; &wenn, Ardche ; Lepie, Seine-et-
Oise; Frederic Lagraege. Gees; Clary, Uir-et-Cher;
Briffant, EureAtt-Loire ; Petit-Monate, Maine-et-
Loire; Anberg4, Brine-et-Manse: Rullieres, Boncht s-
dn-Rhire ; Le Rey de Beaulieu, Calvados.
The Chamber did not sit to-day.
By the lest returns relative to the Bank of France,
it appears that the mttall:c reserve has declined nearly
4 millions in Paris, and above 21 in the departments.
The discount-accommodation has increased somewhat
more than I million in Perk and about 300,000 f. in
the branch-banks—the amount of the former being
47,342,575 E, and of the latter, 80,667,857 f. The
amount of dishonoured hills is about 150,000 f. greater
in Paris, and about 30,000 f. in the departments, the
whole extent of the former beleg 5,378,742 e., and a/
the latter, 3,326,349 f. The overdrawn bills have in-
creased from 111,0141. to 1911,6721. On th.e side of
the liabilities, the amount of notes in circulation has
increased about 2 millions in Paris, and has ditnie,ieked
upwards of 13 millions in the province*. The account
current of the tressurybas fallen off about 71 millions,
being at present 22,483,241 f. The accounts current
of private persons have advanced 3 millions in Paris,
and 21 millions in the provinces—the amount of the
former being 95,674,6 lBf., and in the latter,
26,601,227 f. The whole amount of the me'allic re-
serve is now 337 millions, to 407; millions of notes in
cireu!ation. A branch of the Bank of France is to be
opened at Limoges.
The Preue having stated that the first person whom
M. Lads Napoleon Bonaparte was desirous of seeing
on his arrival in Paris was M. Proudhon, and that the
Count de Chambord had sent him an invitation to
Frohsclorf, foe the purpose of discussing with him the
means of ameliorating the condition of the working
classes, M. l'roudhon has addressid to M. de Girardin
a long letter, dated from the Coociergerie, the I 1 th
inst. In this letter he declares that ho has never
received any communication from the Count de
Chambord, and gives the following relation of his
interview with M. 'Anis-Napoleon Bonaparte:
It was on. the Math Stptember, 1818, that I was, to my
great surprise, sent fur to wait on M. Louis Bonaparte. M.
Schweiz wished to accompany me, and he is able to give you
an account of ell the dotal'. or the intervivw. was anxious
not to be @lone at thi. first =minuet M. Louis Bonaparte
with socialism and the Mountain. We found at this meeting
M. Joly, stn., the present candidate of Parisian democracy,
then as now one of the council of the Mountain, and the
intimate coati lent of M. Lvdru-Rollin. M. Joly told me
that M. Ledru Rollin was informed of the interview which
vas to take place, and that it was he (M. Joly) who had
advised M. Louis Bonaparte to see me. I was then per
hetly en eerie towards my colleagues of the extreme left,
and b.rides had not Louis Blare himself received a visit
from IL Louis Bonaparte in Leaden: Had he not in June,

PAWS, kit Is. Pit • Tor Account.
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RAIIIMATS.—Paris sad Miens. 742 50; Paris and Roues,
Roues sad Sarre. US; Allows sad —; Stn.:
Sours and We, 103 30; Castro (Pierson), 312 50; Amiens .5d
Boulogne, —; Bordesst, 400 • North, 430; Paris and stras.
burr. 381 25: Tow. ant Nsidai. 304 73; heats eau ad 1 'Troyes,
—; Dieppe sad ressesp, 173.