The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-11 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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THE FRENCH AND SPANISH SOVEREIGNS.

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SAN SEBASTIAN, Sam 9, Emma.
The Emperor Napoleon and the Empress arrived
bare today, and met with a cordial reception at the
railway station.
The Queen of Spain descended to the bottom of
the Mairoaae to receive their Majesties, and the
Emperor, as their Majesties met, kissed the hand
of the Queen.
The Sovereigns of Franca and Spain subsequently
appeared on the balcony, and were greeted with
loud cheers by the assembled crowd.
♦ military review afterwards took place in honour
of the imperial visit.
Their Majesties dined at the Hotel de Vilie.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Styr. 9, Ritmo.
The Correspondent-id of this evening says :
"The statement that a marriage is projected
between Prince Amadeus, of Italy, and the Prin-
cess Isabella, eldest daughter of the Queen of Spas,
la without foundation.

FRANCE AND THE MURDER OF M. OTT.
PARIS, BIM 9.

The Correspondence Haan of to-day asserts that
no note has been sent to Berlin in reference to the
murder of M. Ott by Count Eulenburg, but the
French ambassador verbally demanded justice on
the murderer from the Prussian government.

THE FRENCH FLEET.
CHERBOURG, risrr. 9.
The squadron weighed anchor this morning at
9 a.m., and sailed for tke coast of Spain.

THE GASTELN CONVENTION.

PARIS. Parr. 10.

The Patric of this evening says that Earl Russell
has addressed a circular note to the British agents
abroad, in which his lordship expresses the same
views upon the Gastein Convention as the cabinet
of the Tuileries, and in which be declares textually
that the convention is an act deserving of blame
and unworthy of the present age.
The journalL'Union has received a first warning.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, SEPT. 10.
The Fretndenblait of to-day Bays :
"We learn from a reliable source that in a few
days almost all the measures prepared up to the
present by the new ministry will be published."
The News Premdeublatt of to-day denies the
rumour that negotiations had been opened with
Austria by the Russian government with the object
of bringing about the co-operation of the two
countries in the affair of the Danubian Principali-
ties. Austria maintains the principle of non-inter-
. rention.

ACCIDENT TO THE GOVERNOR OF
WARSAW.
WARSAW. Sam. 10.

In the military manoeuvre held hers the day
before yesterday the Governor of Warsaw by acci-
dent got into the middle of a charge of cavalry, and
had his foot crushed. However be did not fall, and
it is hoped that the accident may have no serious
consequences.

THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS. Barr. 10.

A royal order ban been issued probibiting the
importation and transit of raw hides, fresh meat
unsalted, nnmelted tallow, and the raw portions of
animals of the bovine species.
The Prinoe and Princess of Wales arrived here
this morning.

DEWPATCH Or THI BBAZIL MAILIL--SOUTHAMP-
TON, Sarre 9.—The Royal Mail Company's steamship
Oneida, Captain Mali:oat sailed this afternoon with the
mails for Lisbon, St. Vincent, the Bradt, River Piste,
&e. She took out 124 passengers, and on freight B,ooof. in
bar silver, consigned to the Minister of Frothiest Rio de
Janeiro ; 100,000!. soversgse, 4,8401. in geld oohs for
Bosom Ayreo and for various ports ; French gold, 2001.;
jewellery, 9,0881. ; and English jewellery, 750/. ; also about
800 tom of French sod English merchandise.
INTHRNATIONAL BANQUET AT POOLS—Great
preparations are being made at Poole for the reception of
the Mayor and corponitios of Cherbourg. and a large num-
ber of other 'meta, who ars invited to
Pooledies with the multi-
cipal authorities of the port of on Wedoesday. A
few months ago steam communication was opened between
the two towel, with a view of establishing a cheep and ex-
peditious route between the midland sod wasters °onetime
of England sad the west of France and Spade, au object
which it sow in a fair way of being succeesfully sworn.
plished. Soon after the opening of this route tbe authorities
of Poole, the members for the borough, the directors
sod chief officials of the Somerset sod Dorset Railway.
were entertained at • splendid banquet at Cherbourg. sad
• return banquet is, as we bare said, announced for Wed-
nesday next at Poole. Upwards of 40 persons belonging to
the municipality of Cherbourg are expected, sod there
are also invited the chairmen end trios-chairmen of the Lon.
den and South-Western, Somersetsnd Dorset. and Salisbury
and Dorset Junction Railwaj• respectireir, and the mayors
of the different towns in the county of Dorset.On the fol.
lowing day the whole of the party will trooped to Raostone.
house, near Blandfnrd, where Sir Edward Raker Baker,
Bart.. bas promised to show them the hospitality of an
English gentleman.
AILTINGS WARD.—This American humouriat is
sow oa his way to England to lecture. He has published
the following criticisms on his ability se a lecturer :—(From
the Steamrille Mechanic.) "Is a lecturer of about seven
comic horsepower, sod can easily draw sixteen feet of water
from the eyes of an average audiesee."—(From the North
America* Nurse, New Hayes.) " Must be good for the
dolor'. We should like to see him reeperly applied."—
Wrom tbs Sheboygan (Wis.) Bugle of Liberty.) " Artamas
Ward.—This great lecturer ou us to-day sod ordered
quite • lot of job.prioting. We madder him one of the
greatest lecturers in this constry."—(From the Skowhegan
(Maine) Clarion.) " Although his style is duffs.
not from Wsobiogton brills's, we cannot be lined to the
fart that Mr. Irving's style different from bio."—(From
the Badger Gaulle.) "Not a dry eye in the au-
dience. Many could bare borrowed money of him en the
spot."--(From the ilobokerdSzpotteder.) aNo family should
be without him."—(From the Keokuk (Iowa) Banner.) "We
don't know wham we have bees more so."
Fult•alsil IN lIIALLND AND ADIERICA. —WO
inLimerick Chronicle) bare seen a letter written by a Frisian
Jersey city, dated in August Wit, to his relatives is this
city, is which he writes :—" You will moon have America
at home—for Ire/sod is going to be freed by America, end
that before four months—sad perhaps see me in Ireland
ones more, as the steamers are preparing here for the old
country." This is certainly Ririe' us timely warming. The
party who brought us the letter is a loyal man, in whom
the utmost reliance eau be placed. sod it era oily out of
&genuine spirited loyalty that he brought us the document,
is order to hare the important pert of it published
GRAPHS MOM FILLIICZ.—By the Dumfries from
Havre on Thursday there were 1,115 baskets of grapes.
whisk were forwarded to Loudon by the 1L36 cm. train,
sod would arrive there by three p.m—Beals Advertiser,
See. 3.
Tug AUTITIEN ALL ENGLAND PLOUGHING
NATCHEZ.— These interesting competitions commenced last
week. during which three mistress bare takes place. At the
Berkley and Timeshare Society's match on Tuesday the
only competitors were ilausome's ploughman, Barker, sad
Howard's veteran ploughmso, Brows, when Brown was
defeated. At the Great Sperkashos match on Thursday
Barker met Brows again. also Howard's second amok
ploughman, Purser, and three other imeopetitors holding
ploughs of well-ksown makers, and was again the victor,
while et the lispeote match, which took plain ce
same day as the Sparksabes, the champion grew woe
awarded to Colonel Kimpoote'ames, Bey,* holdleg • Ren-
ame plough. Thus the three first matches of the sown
hare bees woo by men holding Bansosod's ploughs.