The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-28 00:00:00

AUSTRIA AND SLZSWIG-ROLSTRIN.

Greek minister is reported to have replied
•oving from authentic documents that the
was severely punished a month previous to
ate of the Britannic Legation. At the nice
le expressed his surprise at the accusation of
ith, bemuse the lonian Islands being now
as well as the older provinces of the king.
,e was unable to see that the Britannic govern.
had better right and stronger interest Wm
reek government in the maintenance of ceder,
at the terms of the treaty implied an obligation
e part of Greece towards Great Britain, Thi
Aer is further stated to have repudiated the
pt at intervention in domestic attain by
ly attributing it to the strong interest felt by
Britain for Greece. To this despatch the
- reply is stated to have been received ;

Athena, Oct IT.
-I have not failed to transmit to her Majesty's use.
of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of your Mal.
despatch dated the 10th (Thad) August bat, spa
at of Tanta. This despatch did not roach me and
August (Bth Sept.).
41 has desired me in reply to inform year
at her Majesty's government trusts the .
re been glowed to return to Tante will
o commit new criminal acts. The Be •
M obliged to maintain order in the
r to all the great powers, and
atiz' Britain.—l avail myself, &c.,
(Slued) E. M. Emma.

,sting upon the above La Gres remarks
the strong has spoken, and the weak has only•the
Jf protesting. We believe that the Oreek goverenbet
ly bound as towards the Hellenic people to mail:dais
40 all parts of the kingdom. If it does not scored wail
nto all, if it does not punish awarding to the law
attack the rights of others, it has to ;in sw
its conduct to the nation. The protecting porn,
Greece under their lees, have not, as far es we
pretended to impose upon her the obligation
them to interfere in hen domestic affairs. It weld
is aloe of serious troubles, such as might even eken.
Al the existence of the kingdom, that blind and the
protecting powers could legitimately interwar to
hews. But to pretend that an act of brutality mew
1 by one individual to the detriment of another
logiand to insult the Greek government sod adlps
sto it, is to deny the autonomy of the ootintr
• more clearly than the day, that it is not wished to
'thin of a stable character established in this country.

HADERSLEBEN, Oar. IL
General von Mantenffel,, the Governor of Meta*
, officials cd the town sad district of Fiadaselebm al
i-hall here yesterday, and addressed them is As
speec :
id, gehntlemen, to see you here. I should bare
meet you earlier, immediately after I bad .d.,
officials in Flensburg, but it was impossible fa
o, owing to pries of business. I was the mots
. meeting you, in order that I may retest la the
;itailleaaburg tianatlooe ohfa:nl foo had both.o &Zed
for this country, in which German end
live itstetrininglthaboandgle by side. I add teD
eooorda°css
2craira:ions, you
peace may pre act mvail in the lad,
an end be put to national jalousies. Here in the mirth
Isis been a good deal of hesitation between Wig
- Danish, and many think that every momentary
must be made nee of to oppress their opposes.
gentlemen, is that possible! Is that notion =:r!
the 'Saeger we are, the more secure we feel
udder ought we to be, the more nonage, the mime
ity ought we to display i that is a German_ p
' the Danish nationality that iffieswig.H is
seined common to the German natkmality le
We have peoples of the most various docent living
side in Prue*, but knowing km jeslo4l7 f
-itry unites all.
stDr:na. in like mates
your whole in the idea id
_ common fatherland, wig - Holstein, -in
abich you are all born and bred, for thin is now no. help
for It. Slessrig-Holstein has become a country of "14
I must allude so a second point, the cacaos of tarritel
question, which is now much made use of for agitation. In
Eckernfothe (sad there are agitators every wheel/ &tub'
. have been made upon pretext of rights and be
rthas:l
, and the interests of the country, which can Cull
au
prosper by civil order, have bees esdangered. I have made
a severe example in that town ; I was loth to do it, balmy
King has ordered me to direst my chief attention told
the istarests of the country, and disturbissose injure them
Lives threatened by party passion must be secured by We'
city towards a few. I warn you here in the north gam e
all sorts of demonstration' which mightnot possi spoil bly be
interpretsd a Dania seem, for
them. King Christian DE. has transferred his rite
to the Duchies to the Emperor of Austria and my most
gracious sovereign, and that is the only basis upon Oka
iegsi other as be erected in this country. Whoever arta
against this basis will have to account to me. Prole
are now being held out in many quarters of a new, •
Danish war. Denmark and Sweden,are to form an allithos
and England and France will support Denmark. Say to all
yho tell you these things that they are not true, ea
should net believe them • they are nothing bet
.. through which the quiet'and hare
of the me
postponed. Farther, we are not afraid of war ; the soldier
wishes for it ; war is our trade. We are fortifying MPP,I
and Alms, and it would be no easy task for an enemy to
drive us out. Holstein is held by our valiant ally. tad tb.
famous leader there undentands his business. Our still
young but eager first has cast anchor in Kiel Bay,
ext
circumstances are everywhere changed to our advantage
You have nothing to fear ; you may rest asourely bones*
the wimp of the Prussian eagle. Igo to-morrow the to
Kunigsan to look out for myself my seven feet of [Mod'
Do not be led astray by the agitation of the new
Look into my facie, and then deride for yourselvesX=*
you can place more confidence in me than in the prints.

In reply to rumours circulated of the cession a
Holstein to Prussia for pecuniary oonsiderationot
Vienna journals declare that snob statements have
no foundation whatever. Austria, doubtless,
the time of the Conferences of Salzburg, had go
been willing to bring about such an arrangemsai
would have had nothing more to do in order ts
gain the consent of Prussia than to name the suss.
But according to the reasoning of the ministerial
journals of Vienna, there is no pecuniary indesr
city, however large, that could offer to Austria
sufficient equivalent for the increase of polog
which Prussia would obtain in Germany by.
_the
incorporation of Sleswig-Holstein. Besides,
since the Treaty of Cs/dein no posal of the Kai
has been made to Austria, whomis decided, th.
journals declare, to reject it peremptorily.

Wes-omen, Om. 25. —The Queen bee beet
WAS;
plowed to rive ordeal fat the appoint:met
ahrntreso, Fag, her Majesty's wet and eensellor.
in Welled:o4 sad J caul despudee Laerverib, ""'
lacitetY's sonall-Postel Ben* in be OidblarT
of the civil division ot the third oleo, or coottstoomof ibe
most besomabis Other el the Bethe—Queshi.

• ens have mei
'yen in the Chi
ble notioe.
onthe back t
and ill-treats
The police in
• , and ultimate
the proceedings
'tannic Legation
the follow
Minister for Fo
The English gone
from its agents
t lamentable soar
to them stational
attached, h•lnint
oats in broad &lig
tv. Veebel repro
is subject to the 1
. • at Athos&
w crime has men
moat. Upon the
foenterly director
from his post, aria
sum—were sties
square of the to
as by the anthem
guilty pereces.
re received cram
Affairs of Great
. Queen cannot a
'se in a country
roan wore as
Quoin, in ammo
dices islands in a
. of Greece,
their inhatetanta
• and property use
as under the p
this sot prom ti
him at Rasta. th
of the bad faith ol
For Mr. Ennis*,
Evrallency DI. Br.
e Greek ministe
.roving from al
o was severely i
• ote of the Brit
be expressed hi
faith, because I
k as well as th
he was unable t
t had better ry
Greek governmi
at the terms of
be part of Gree
inter is further
mpt at interve
tely attributing
t Britain for I
owing reply is al
have not fail
y of State for Fa
ye dispatch dated
state of &aids '1
27th August (Bth
1 Russell his de
tory that her
who have been al
• 'tied to commi
emment is oblige
•ds with regard
mord to Gnat
.oumentiug up
na the strong ha
tof protesting. 1
oly bound as tow.
er io all parts of ti
tection Multi ii
. who a the
t of its conduct
placing Greece nod
swami pretended
. win them to lot"
y be in came of sort
• the existerial
protecting POl
Greece. But to
by one indivii
Engtacd Mass
ta to it, is to di
show more clearly
anything of a stal
I EECH OF GE
General von M
the officials of
Town-hall here
. wing speech :
I am glad, gentler
•• ed to meet you
the officials
e to do so, ow*
irons of meeting
orth the enplane*
owed at Flenab
action foe this co
meats live intern
• request that
use declarations,
ao and bs put 1
• are du been a
man or Danish,
uperiority must is
gentlemen, is
o;the strooger
the milder ought I
porosity ought we
I remind the Dud
the fatherland cot
itself. We ban p
side by aide in
lave of cwantry
concentrate you
your common
which yon an all
for lt.
I must allude so
tirsmitiono,Td wehiehii
(sad
antes have bee. n
claims, sod the
prosper by civil cc
a severe example
King has ordered
the uoterests of ti
Lives threatened
rity towards a ft
all sorts of dal
interpreted in a
them. King CI
to the Duchies
gracious savers*
1 order can b
against this baai
are now being hel
Danish war. Den
and England and
who tel yen thee
they should not 1
tics, through wit
postponed. Furl
wishes for it ; we
and Alen, sod it
' drive us out. Id
famous leader ti
I young but eager
circumstances sr
You have °cabin
the whop of U
Konigsan to loot
Do not be led sal
Look into my fa
you can plane 16
AUSTRIA
In reply to
Holstein to I
Vienna jcrurni
no fouudatio
the time of t
been willing I
would have
gain the cons
But accordin
journals of V
nity, however
sufficient eqi
which Fruits
incorporation
since the Tre
has been me
journals deal,
Wan•orni
Y San
ohrintreeti, B
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