The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-24 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(110Trifell TIL1011115.)

THE AIISTRO-PRUSSIAN CONVENTION.
BERLIN, Arnim 23.

The following is a complete summary of the
articles of the convention agreed upon between
Austria and Prue/Us at Gastein :

Prussia will carry on the administration of
Sleewig, and Austria that of Holstein.
The two great powers will propose to the Federal
Diet the establishment of a German fleet and the
conversion of Kiel into a Federal port. Until this
is accomplished Prussia will undertake the com-
mand and furnish the police of Kiel, and will be
empowered to fortify the port and guard it with
Prussian soldiers.

Austria and Prussia will also propose to the
Diet that Rendsburg be made a Federal fortress,
and until this is decided Rendsburg will be garri-
soned by Austrian and Prussian troops ; the
supreme command to be alternately assumed by
each power on the Ist of July of every year.
Prussia will retain two military and postal roads
—namely, the Holstein portion of the road from
Lubeck to Kiel, and from Hamburg to Rendsburg.
On these roads the postal service will be carried
on by Prussia, who will also establish her own tele-
graph line between Kiel and Rendsburg.
The latter power is authorised to construct the
canal in Holstein, between the German Ocean and
the Baltic, which will remain under Prussian
control.

Austria will surrender to Prussia her claims to
Lauenburg for a pecuniary indemnity, this duchy
paying no portion of the Danish war expenses. The
Prussian troops will evacuate Holstein, and the
Austrian troops Sleswig. Both the latter duchies
will join the Zollvereiu.
These articles, and also some other measures agreed
upon at Gastein, among which is the disssolut►on of
the present government of the country, will, it
is expected, be carried out on the 15th of next
month.

ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, PORTS3IODTH. The '
second examination of candidates for naval cadetships under
the new regulations took place at the close of last week. '
and the following successful competitors received their cern.
ficates yesterday F. Lather, H. L. Messum, J. Griffin,
B. Brown, J. H. B. Bamford, D. AL Koss, 8. R. Palate,
W. IL Shakespear, W. C. B. Johnson. C. W. P. Allen, G.
Elias, W. L. Ruud'', H. J. Jeffreys, H. H. Adamson, A. E.
O. Kennedy, J. Perkins, W. IL Ryan, R. W. Jose., J. F.
HammilL F. C. IL Noel, A. C. F. Mann, G. L. Sunder-
land, J. St. 0. Bower. H. K. L. Phillips, R. W. Stockdale,
.7. C. D. Thompson, H. B. Elwyn, W. H. Castle, E. F.
Doraville, J. Gairdner. T. Holmes, H. H. G. C. Massey,
R. H. dummy,H. Sandford, A. H. D. Beaver, H. J.
Morgan,Ryan, S. H. Abell. A. S. Pringle,
lloitgeridge, A. IL N. Bower, E. 0. Chippendell, N. S. N.
Bryao, J. L Anstruther, W. T. Bourke, G. C. Bownquet,
E. Rae, 8.. de B. Dewing, C. F. Crawahay, H. Ponsonby,
H. C. kigaud, A. Neville, B. Mills, J. H. Boseawee, C. W.
Freed, H. 0. illoggett, J. S. Ficklia, C. R. E. Leslie, J.
L Armit, G. A. D. Flavilsad, A. F. °reeves, and H. H.
Alexander. Of the 92 candidates who presented themselves
for examination 62 puma.
A TRAINING SHIP FOB GALWAY.—On Tuesday
an influential deputation of the gantry of the county
Galway waited on the Lord-Licatenant for the morose of
pointing out the necessity of providing the pert of Galway
with a 'meal training ship. The imputation was introduced
by Mr. Morris, who, with the other members, pointed out
.bow peculiarly adapted the people of Galway are for a
mafansi life, from the fact of their being extimaively
OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIM. SOCEIIAMPEoN, engaged in the fishing trade. It was also shown that Galway
AUGUST 23.—The Hamburg and Arnerioan Company's I 'offered materially in a pecuniary point of view by the
steamer Pexonia sailed hence today for New York with the • withdrawal of trowel from the locality, which was oonsi-
United States mail, a full complement of saloon and steerage dared as additional claim in favour of the object. His
Excellency, who seemed favourably inclined to the PrePo-
Paseengerk and a large cargo, including newt' jewallarY. I @Sion, 'wombed to forward the memorial presented to him
value 35,6001. , to the Lords of the Admiralty, but declined holding out any
SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 24.—The North German protons as to the ultimate success of the undertaking.—
Lloyd steamer New Yolk has arrived here. She beings M Dubl„ in ExPress'
passeozers for this port, avre, remen,en ,ouovio a. ,
H nnin3 4go . , GENERAL GRANT AT TORONTO.—Thin distin-
slur' 12.41 general, whose coining was antiouocad in jester.
for the latter port. The New York left New York on the day's issue, arrived in the Colon Depot yesterday morning
12th inst., and oa the 'same day she spoke the steamer at 8.35 precisely. For an hour before the depot was
Bremen, .11 well ; on the 13th, the Americas ship Orient; crowded with hundreds of spectator', all anxiously waiting
on the 18th. the steamer City:of Baltimore, all boned west, for the great commander. At last the shrill whistle be.
tokeosot the arrival of the train, and in a few minutes the
ward ; on the 22nd, she spoke the English barque Lord
llocomotive, decorated with evergreens and Union .T al
Elgin, boned east. entered the station and drew up alongside the platform.
GENERAL GRANT ON THE MEXICAN QUESTION. Am the train slowly stopped cheer after cheer rent the air,
—A special despatch to the Toronto Globe, dated Quebec, sad M a few solvates ou the rear end of the special
August 7, says :—" While here General Grant spoke with. oar were sees Major Ulysses S. Grant, enenteee•
out swerve to several persons on the Mexican question. He ' Died by his Cherokee aide-de-camp and his son. In.
said that he bad placed one hundred thousand men no the steed of remaining in the city, as had been an.
Rio Grande as an army of observation, and that the French *mooed, he general with his wife and suite immediately
would have to leave Mexico peaceably, if they chose. but went on board the City of Toronto, which wan in waiting at
forcibly if they refused. The situation of Mexico he Tioning's wharf to convey him to Lewiston. The
looked epos es oce which had been crested by the rebellion, Ranseal left the train under the guidance of Air. W. T.
and the rebellion would really not be overcome until Maxi. Spicer, Superintendent, and Mr. James Stevenson, Amidst-
milian was compelled to depart, and the Mexican people ant-Superintendent, Grand Trunk Railway, to both of whom
allowed to organize a government without foreign interior. he expressed Omaha foe the attention raid himself and
ewe. With regard to the relations between the United suite on the road from MontreaL While on the wharf the
States and England, he did not think thepresent friendly • general good.naturedly shook hands with somber') of people.
state would be disturbed, unless oompliestion, ensued 17 and after going on board he ascended the promenade deck.
DIL SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS reason of Englaud's mixing herself up with France is the and wee greeted with successive cheers. " Speech,"
A , Mexican question." The Globe comments upon the above "Speech," ',brat • word," "Let's hear you talk," was
_i,.l.rvet rvaledy. prepared without any nterairiat
g 7: from the recipe of Dr Scott, will be found nivatuable in the inUnwing terms:—" General Grant has bees ex- called out byes several parties, bot the general, with a smile
wia7 w°° offer from mums and liver complaints, indigestion, pressing himself somewhat freely at Quebec os the Mexican oa hie oenotaeOS, shook his head in the logative. As
e,;;;VOtits, ukklinew, die:imam of the roe, do. toe habitual question, as appears from our special despatch. In the the City left the wharf, three rousing cheers were given,
tha bia„Leak he a family aperient medicine, and as a partner of elective of anything to the contrary, we take it that be the general acknowledging the compliment by taking off hie
mssfsm,thsy are truly excellent; rand to their operator and ' hee aegeni, bee. favouring with owe private views eg hat. The genera wore a dark undress military uniform.
srit?.!".eeh. they create appetite. promote dNe'l'ic44 whet ought to he done, awl what would in dote, if the hitt, felt hat with a *see of gold lace around it.—Fororao
hart, chew we the whine nervous system. sold by V, .
lAm. doing lay with him. Him government has gives no utter. Globe, August 10.
Kihr Witham-street, ctuirine,roer, and by Mad
la via era lie sure to sat for Dr.. one*. upon the sishjeet, wadi
so it is mos likely the first lento- The North British Mail contradict, the statement
psek.o &art Liver Pills. The vitalize are in a swoon green two of their policy would reach the piddle in round- that the North British directors have decided en reaming
Witham lambert" engraved on trie stamp. ' about a manner." Sunday trains between Edinburgh and Glasgow.

THE FRENCH EMPEROR AND EMPRESS.

BEB.NE, AUGUtiT ti.

SPECTACLES are ACTUALLY
lii6CISBARY
WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
after readin
WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear
to be doable:
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite—
per eumple:
WHEN the candle is placed between the eyes
and the boo* :
IITAHEN objects must be held further off to be
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awn more clearly ;
WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a
needle
The above are premonitory slime otilecaylegaight, and Indicate
Vat an optician should he consulted without delay. Truro long
sad ruemhe practice Illonsr• Thomas HAITI/ and Boa are folly
competent to advise on ail mactere pertaining to the remedying
defective eicbt. They skiltully adapt lenses, perfectly true, of
the tecitniske power, and likewhe they Judiciously select a spec.
tacle [rune of the form meet becoming to the face. THOMAS
BARRIO wiltiON, opticians to the Royal Family. opposite the
&Wan ileseam gates. Louden (their only house), established
MOO. Ciattoa—No travellers or agents.

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The Emperor and Empress of the French left
Lucerne at nine o'clock yesterday morning for In-
terlaken, Thun, anu Berne.

THE QUEEN OF SPAIN.

MADRID, AUGUST 23.

The Correspondencia of to-day says :—" It is
asserted that the Queen of Spain will not go to
Lagrono, but that the French authorities on the
frontier will pay a visit to her Majesty at Zaranz
on Friday next."

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and
sort useful Invention of the day, AOUA AMARELLA.—
Maya JOHN thaeNELL and Co.. Three King-court, tombard-
14"t. "dee. perfumers to bet Majesty, respectfully offer to the
public Ms truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the
hum hair to It. pristine hue—no mater at what age. The
Area Amarella has none of the properties of dyes; It. on the
"etrett, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair Is once
Mitored one application yev month sill keep It In perfect roleer.
Price t,l la per bottle, Or in half bottles, 10s. ed. John Goariell
ha" blee appointed perttimees to H.R. H. the Princess of
Walaa —JOHN OWN ki-L and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PART h is
M.. tapeeior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per-
Limehebird-strest. and at the menu actor', 12, Three King-court,

TOIIRISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the
kali& and others ereeeed to the scorching r 7$ of the
sae and heated particles of dust, will end ROWLAND,
."`"/X)R • most refreshing pmaretton for the complexion,
tei
less IN sk cloud ed isngoor relaxation, allaying all hest
rritability, and immediately affording the yleasine
*2lp...,,,_atteEdlo6 reitored elasticity and healthful state of the stem
In seuas-
sect& pimples, flashes, Vali discoloration/ are eta-
-"'Led Its *pig. coat n, and give pies to • healthy pont/
!'ad dehheol ot el oink:don. Price ta ed. and Sm. ed. per beet's.
Lid hi chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' galydor,'
"I bewahi of spurious sad yerniclous salts. under the =we
stidar."