The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-19 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Ana 18.

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To-day the King laid the foundation stone of the
monument to commemorate the late war with Den-
mark.

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While in the act of laying the stone, his Majesty
uttered the following sentiment :
" To the memory of the fallen, in gratitude to
the survivors, and for the emulation of posterity."
The scroll deposited with the foundation stone
expressly recognises the Austrian alliance.

THE DUCHIES.
VIENNA, Ana 18.
The Oestemischiache Zeitung of to-day says :-

" On the proposition of England negotiations have I
been commenced on the question of the Duchies
between all the signitaries of the London protocoll
of 1852. Russia and Sweden have proposed that
all the powers should settle in common the question
of the succession. This was declined by France.
Austria has declared her intention to maintain her
rights, conjointly with Prussia, to the sovereignty
of the Duchies, and that she would energetically
oppose Prussia should the latter act independently
of her."

INDIA.
(Via Saes.)
BOMBAY, Mmica 29.

Cotton depressed. Broach, 315 ; Dhollernb,
330. Shipments during the fortnight, 55,000 bales.
Exelange on London, 2s. 00. ; Government Secu-
rities : Four Fer Cent., 92i ; Five, 1021 ; Five-
and-a-Half, 114.

CALCUTTA, ILARce.

Shirting., no sales. Mule twist very dulL Ex-
change on London, 2e. Old. Government Securi-
ties : Fours, 92i ; Fives, 103/ ; Five-and-a-
Half, 110.

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THE INDIA, CHINA, AND ALTSTRALIAN
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The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Nyanza, with the heavy portion of the
above maxis, arrived at Southampton !tut night with 195
passengers, 24,0001. in specie, precious stoma value 1,000
rupees, and 1,017 packages of cargo, including 710 bales of
raw silk, value 60,0001.
The Nyanza experienced in the Bay of Biscay thick and
rainy weather, and up the Channel heavy fogs.
On the 15th abe spoke the steamer Ripon, bound far
Alexandria.
Her Majesty'. ships Racoon and Prooris were in harbour
at Gibraltar on the 13th inst.
' The barque Dement, of London, foundered on the Bth
inst. off Cape de GAL, whilst on her passage from Constan-
tinople to Cork. The crew were pinked up and landed at
Gibraltar, on the 10th, by the .British brig Cambia's.
The English berque Wigtownehire, of Newcastle, was
abaodosed on the 3rd, whilst on her passage from Shields to
Genoa, eleven days out. The crew were landed at Gib
ratter, on the 6th, from the British steamer Aleppo.
Exchange on London, 90 days, 4913 ; on Paris, 5.26 ;
Madrid, 8 days, 2 din.

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wan currently reported et Reading and ether towns in this
county that the Mon. Philip Play&ll Bounds, one of the
rittingimeneben, intended to offer himself for re-election,
although it was generally understood that be had, in a
letter forwarded to his nephew (the Right Hon. E. P.
Enured*, M.P.), and read at • meeting of the
liberal party recently held at Rending, exprered his
walloper to retire if that course would promote
the icitereste of his party. The announcement was
not expected, even by the majority of the liberal electors,
who willies solicited to support Mr. Boned* sad Mr. J.
• Walter (the sitting members), and the Hon. George
BROTISSR IGNATIRA.-.-N011W14.:11, Tu ESDAT.—Mt oh wood see ot the Rut ei Crews, who w selected
the annual vestry meeting of the parishioners of St. as :candidate at the meeting above referred to. The con-
Saviour's, in this city, the Rev. W. H. Cooke, incumbent eereett„ meditates are Kr. R. Bair.. the timing
of the parish, in the chair, Mr. Mayfield said it as tee well member, and Colonel Loyd Liedsav, the commanding
known to those present that during the pest year there had oak, of the Berkshirevolunteer',et who= have eh.
not been in the parish close &Militias to the protestant muted addresses eteonet the eeeetattmtcy, and the con-
forms of worship customarily carried out in the church of nervation appear confident that Mr. Banyan and Colonel
England. The church had been desecrated by the Lindsay will be returned. A lever* contest is therefore
sow of persons in a masquerade kind of dna. „mt.&
themselves ' monks," who &traded a service specially' sr- Tag ssOPIIc Cursew" Qumnow IN Lit,mtrotn.
ranged for them, and not required by the parish. The
ett.dt, tee. wee et the remit tem.., decorated with
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usihtlechaarneteszial fame.
church, and
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jonetz
adpproLimrent. holidmytsieteivatie:_puidt„--iiitcht.e.urch
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withil casetheiiugcusreams of lssd ir'ly of tte_Pf,,Fo-ns the exaladon of the many is
the church of England the services of the church 7,174 to spirit
principles common
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had been made la detestable to the majority of '""
newly elected wardens be respectfully requested to dollars
I the oldest and most staunch of the cburoh of shall
‘atia,tetroirittioerbutatirchfreese of
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England parishioners that they had been compelled to
leave the perish church ; that the upon eaeootsgeoseet "
rich sad poor alike, without appropriation of mate The
given to the sosalled nook Ignatius and he followers sae
an insult to the bishop, and a Kendal to the establish. 7_l"d Z,";"."=l_f",="gr_'l7l7o,:r.:_rrf
meet ; and that the Rev. W. R. Cooke be requested to i're!e;,e74 to the open sad-
discoulide the attendance oi these who by un'Y'agNsk Bedell were propo4 Oa Zurcbwardeas on the ground of
style of dressing themselves, and frequently bo ,-a-d their being frieilly to the system. The resolution was re-
kneeling, aaaoyed and drove away than who had men.
and others who would cooties* to be, constant Windfall re
lied le ""s'
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at the church. The chairman denied that he ay teen. • poll, however demanded by the supporters of
with Bica,,Zl.llPlia„,,„yativa* ne admitted that
aymen "mil; Maws. Maim sad Bedell, will finally decide the matte.
attended --by lb.— --,ocaik‘ The—se "hem ee-d Rthed— BLATI._ONAL PORTRAIT GALLI:ST.-1,450 persons
however before Brother Ignatius came to Norwich. He .tat, lamerniLow Monday and yesterda It =39
bad melted a request from Brother Ismail= to mike aa from a list all porindle sow is the
aollmtloa
ablation in the anise, but be objected to do es. He he. bas been "add sines Mon pastime Peeler.
laved Brother Immtlas toy. error bat steam The Tits Lore IfiezmistoW ems Behortem.
renehaties mood by Mr. Mayfield was,ried and. a ling After bewieg a great deal of *video* in the stem ease
etkonatim. sad • copy was ordered to bo for
le the yesterday, the Inquest wee ultimately adjoeread till the
Bishop of Norwich. 9th of May, fir the atteedatios of the som
CRYSTAL PALACE. —011 Z LNG DAT. A Dane:Eper last week contained 1411TertiS1/.
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