The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-15 00:00:00

PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.

The Paris oceresponsiest of the lbws (mooed
sada') stator that after Austria his brakes off rela-
tions with Ressia—u a notilleatica will be made to
Prussia declaring that she shall net be admitted
to future negooiatioas of peeve, except ea
candid= that she will wept the preposi-
tions already adopted by the three Powers, that
she will formally amount the same to Roods,
and In the event of Rusk still refusing, will break
off all diplomatic mistime with her, and recall her
ansbusadcw. I moat inform you what mesons
will be talus with respect to Prusia in case she ra
fees to swept these auditions, but it is certain that
her Midden will be of the most critical kind."
The same correspondent aside: Sane time sines
Prams sad Bogland demanded of Denmark to allow
their fleets a station, sad means of procuring pro-
vides" is two of her poets. Denmark positively
refused. A note will be transmitted—indeed I am told
it is this day transmitted—to the Danish government
ea the sabjeor, and in teems set merely "meiotic,
bat nismoing—with what "fleet remains to be sees."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(MON OIIS OWN CONANSPORDIXT.)
PARIS, MONDAY ITAINING.
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The great news of the day is that the Austrian
Reverential has informed Prime Godchild& the
Remise Minister at Vines, that the Austrian Le-
'sties has rewind orders to leave Bt. Petersburg oa
the lath of this mouth, unless (which of coarse is not
expected) the &whitey propositions shall be accepted
abeeeditiesally to the mean time. It was ea Friday
melee last that Prises Clortakakoff received the as-
sent to the ultimatum at Vienna. The next morning
(Baterday) he cornandeated the memos to Count
Bed. the Minister far Foreign Affairs. There were
in the answer (notwithstanding what telegraphic
despatehes may have said about as acceptance with
bat one or two exceptioas) a long string of tweeter-
proposition. Thews were communicated at ones to
the French and &iliac ambassadors. In a few
hears they received telegraph's lest:sedan
that the original reeolutios--eantely, that any
oaater•propoeitioaa would be temetreed as
a definitive refusal—mat be adhered to.
Austria, without the authorisation of the Allied
belligerests, was precluded by the eagagements ehe
had entered into from taking the Russian proposi-
tions into cousiderstion. Austria will therefore, as
previously arranged, withdraw her Ambassador.
She will also speedily consult the Germanic dist,
as the propriety of their await an armed
Isamoreets is the struggle, which, she says,
she is now prepared to carry as against
Ramis. Rare, in all probability, Austria will find a
moans to Neap from the engagements by which she
fancies she is booed. It is not doubtful that the
Diet will refuse to wage war on Russia, and &sa—
ws shall use what Austria will say.
I atm& impeetanee to the reports which each use
that the &sate is expected to propose the Regency
of the Uprose, both in ease of the Emperor's
decease, and in the probable event of hie leaving
FlLmes to take the command of as army. I hoar, is
a quarter likely to have probed* information, that
a dowry of a Wince is to be rattled epos the
Bartok besides the BIM@ for her rigidities.
'rho,* has bent silted iseeveey at the Boone, the
sews of the appeasable, withdrawal of the Aar-
tribe Ambassador from IR. Petersburg being, as
pried*. which I 'sabot etatupt to explain, tea
aideted eery good for Bourse purposes. The Route
rose lfr. 10e., Credit Mobilise 76fr., and several
&slimy. 26h. sash.

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