The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-15 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

PRUSSIAN DESPATCH.

The Insispendance Beige publishes the text of a
despatch, addressed on the 7th of this month by
M. de Manteuffel, the Prussian President of Council
sad Minister of Foreign Affairs, to Count Arnim,
representative of that power at Vienna, in reply to
the communication made on the 23rd ult. to the

Cabinet of Berlin, by Count George Baterhazy, in
the name of Count Buol, of the propositions which
Austria has since submitted to the Germanic Diet,
relative to the new phase into which the affairs of the
But have entered. The document is as follows :
DESPATCH OF N. DE MANI EUFFEL TO COUNT
ARNIM, AT VIENNA.

BERLIN, Fin. 6,1866.

My despatch of the 26th of January wai a read; In your
Zicelleaoy's bands, when I received the conununicat:on on
the 26th, through Count Esterhasy, of the subjoined
Austrian despatch ofJsanary 26.

The anima of this document—the declaration which
Austria intrude making to the Diet—ban naturally been the
object of our serious consideration. If the Cabinet of Vienna.
before satil,rg it, had concerted with se, we should per-
haps have been in a position to point out sash modification
ea desirsbie, and we could cot at first sight have decided in
the negative the question as to whether it would not be
better to adjourn fora time the communication to the Diet

Howersr, this consideration has not pravett uo from
approaching the &ethos otos made of the Imp trial Cabinet
with t►e sincere dealt*, of which we have given to many
profs, to see It roofirmed by a resolution of the Diet giving
Vitalu to the union of Germany nod the two great Powers,
In so fu u such resolution is in Lasmcny with the dignity
and true Interests of the German Confederation.

We are convicced that our Gentian allies mega's. as we
do, and with sisters satisfaction, that the prclimiaaries ac-
cepted by the belligerent Powers form a ntwly acquired
►asis for an early peace.: Lhave already declared in my de-
spatch of the 26th of Jimmy, that Prussia to her t linens.
of Earopeen Power is ready t> adopt this basis
is the acquisition of which it has the sea-
viction of having contributed her share is the in-
tense of European peace, there where the decision ought to
same; to adopt it, I say, in a m aaaaa so as not to leave it to
be farther adjourned and oompromisted,—to adopt it by the
ec-sigoaten of the preliminaries, sad by partisipation in the
asgotietions connected thetswi,h, if invited by the tot:-
netted Powers.

Prussia, in takicg this politica u a European Power, is
fully cogniaut of its duties as a Girona Power, u well
towards the whole of the Oesfederatios as towards its Der-
mas' allies individually. It is to be supposed, then, as to
the latter, thst they also will be dies end to recognise the
basis acquired by the resat of all the:interested powers, as a
guarantee of as approaching peace, and protecting the inte-
rests of Clisrresoy, and thst they will also be dieposed to sop-
port tti, basis so far se they are able, in their @hareem,
as memben of the German Confederation, and to form an
sabiassoA jedgmect opt. the points which may become
the ohject of civerging views eni grztensior s, and which
may re tad or even again pot is question the closing of the
cegotistions. The Imperial Cabinet recognises with, that
a proper res r entities of the Confederation itself in the
negotiations would be for it a peculiarly appropriate mea-
sure. and, sonsequntly, desire:4e in the rural interest.
The Ambev • ler of the King to the Diet will be directed
to p.otionsoe himself in the sous of tl e reading obser-
vations in the committee to %high Count Reabbug pro-
pene to remit the declaration of Austria, and we confi-
dently hope that he will be thus cut in the way of to-ope-
rating efficaciously is ►ringing about very soon a unani-
mous nullities of th, Diet.

It will be seen from the above that Prussia accepts
the five propositions ; and that she urges tbe Confede-
ration to adopt them also, provided it obtains a special
representation at the Conferences.

A Berlin correspondent of the Independence gives
the following ea an intermediary proposition, attri-
buted to Bavaria, which; the Germania Diet is likely
to adopt :—" The Confederation adopts the wadi-
time proposed by Austria, reserving its judgment
upon the details of Article Five, yet to be deter-
mined."

The Journal de St. Peterebourg of the 7th an-
nounces that Count Esterhazy had s private audience
of the Emperor Alexander on Feb. 8. This is the
first audience that has been granted to this diplomatist
since his return from Austria.

We read in Le Cameos., under date of Tiflis, Jan.
5, that a solemnity of an unprecedented character
took place in that city on Lltristmas.eve. On that
occasion 100 brae guns taken from Kan were
brought into the town, drawn by artillery hones and
accompanied by artillerymen. " This, convoy," says
the Russian journal, "of so eminently a warlike
aspect, extended to a distance of a verst and a•haU,
and was preceded by a standard, also taken from the
enemy." The guns have since been placed in Alex-
ander's square.

VIENNA, TZUZSDAY.

Weems an seder consideration for re-establish-
ing the Civic Gaud. It will amnia& of infantry,
artillery, and earthy corps.
The conduct of the Italian bishop. in taking undue
advantage of the Conandat has given rile to new
negotiations with Bowe.

THE RUSSIAN

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BERLIN, TRIMIDAT.
Coast Orloff arrived this sassing, said Waves to
morrow for Paris.

Intelligence from St. Petembitrg presages impoa
taut personal champs in the higher administrative
departments. The removal of the Minister of the
Interior and Mist of Police is spoken of.

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HAMBURG, Tumulus%
The King of Sweden has appointed the hereditary
Prince to be Viceroy of Norway.

SPAIN.

MADRID. 71.. 13.

The Gaulle publishes a project of the goveynement,
which establishes an indirect contribution, equiva-
lent to the denier', upon articles of consuniptioa.
Than is a great stir moos capitalists, in ones-
quays of the Olga:tad= of the Northern Railway.
Tranquillity is sews,.

The Corriere Mercantile of Cloaca stater that ne-
gotiations, promising a speedy and satisfactory hone,
have bees entered into by the Piedmoetese Govern.
meet with the bonne of MM. Rothschild, of Paris, for
establishment of a Credit Mobilkr Bank. The capital
is to be fixed at 24,000,000 fr.„ divided into 96,000
share@ of Mfr. seek et white 32,000 are to be takes
by MIL Retheridid. 32,000 by the Cu. del Oeve-
mereie of Tads, widely is to be tesseltensed into •
Beak et Credit Mobilise, and 31,000 by the Aare-
Mars of that establishment, who are to exchange
their old shares at par fee the maw ogee. The whole
capital is to be paid ap at owe.
A company has beta Harvard at Turk with a ca-
pital of 20,000,0001 E for the selosiendea of the
biked of Sardinia, sad ban aught 00,000 hectares
(200,000 awes) of crows leads there ler that purpose.