The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-12 00:00:00

A NEW EUROPEAN CONG:

The Cologne Gazette publishes in a special supple-
ment a telegram from London, dated duly 9,
announcing that France has reopened negotiations
with the powers for a European congress, to revise
the tisanes of 1915, and arrange the basis of a
(=disarmament. The telegram adds that
Wittgenstein haaahesdy earned the adhesion
of Russia to Paris. The Nord says, in reference
to the above, "It is obvious that before passing any
comments upon this news we must await ite con-
firmation ; we will merely remark that a few days
ago the Spanish government announced to the
Cortes that negotiations? the nature of which it did
not indicate, were pending between various Euro-
pean powers. Have these negotiations any con-
nexion with those mentioned by the Cologne
Gazette ? Events will doubtless soon answer this
question."
The following telegrams upon this subject was
received at Mr. Reuter's office yesterday :

I'ARL.9. Juror 11.

The Monittur of this evening does not mention
the rumour that the Emperor Napoleon had en-
tered into negotiations with some European powers
for calling a congress.
The Frame is enabled to state on private autho-
rity that no communications of the kind have re-
cently been exchanged between the great European
powers.

BERLIN, JULY IL

Thu semi-official Norddeutsehe Allgemeine Zeitung
of to-day says :—" Although the rumour respect-
ing an European congress has not yet been officially
confirmed, we believe we may conclude, from the
general state of political affairs, that the present
moment would be very favourable for the resump-
tion of the idea of a congeals. The friendly oppo-
sition of England, and the of Austria,
which were the primary causes of the failure of the
previous project, may now be considered to have
undergone some modification. The good under-
standing between France and England will now
again for the first time be officially made manifest
by the review of the combined French and
English fleets. Austria could not hold aloof with-
out danger of complete isolation. Prussia will at
least have good reason for joining the congress as
soon as the execution of the project be ensured,
since in case of success it could not fail to have •
favourable influence upon the destinies of Europe."

THE CHANGE OF MINISTRY LN AUSTRIA.

A Vienna letter gives some details respecting the
late changes in the Austrian cabinet :
The visit of the Emperor Fniceim-Joseph to the exhibi-
tion, his in-ninny to Path, and the principal implodes of him
stay in Hungary, are well known. But what has not been
made public is, that the Emperor had at Pea& on different
comaimie interviews with eeveialpolitical parsonages. whom
there is no asomemity to designate, with whir:dimwit party ap-
pears to bare been equally well satisfied. The Emperor induct
yet left the capital at Huogary, or had hardly done so
when M. de llaylath received notice to expect from rice

moment to another to be called to Vienna, but at the same
time be was given toundentaod that to avoid the excitement
which would be mulled if he wee summoned directly from
Peas h, be would do well lo go and take up has residence
temporarily on some other point of the empire, where his
actions would be leas subject to control. As is well known,
M. de Maylath proceeded to a watering place of Bohemia,
whence he was summoned to Vienna. His nomination
baring become an accomplished fact the Archduke Regnier
was sent for by the Emperor. When the President of the
Council was isformed of this set, in which he had taken
no part, sod which was quite unexpected, he begged to be
permitted to resign his functions and to travel abroad.
The Emperor, although surprieed by those requests,
granted them both. M. de &bowling being in-
formed by the Archduke Reviler of what bail
taken place invited his colleagues to act in accord
with him in asking for an audience of the Emperor. The
Interview was accorded, when the Minister of State repre-
sented to his Majesty that in bog as his ministers thought
they enjoyed his confidence they had considered it a duty
not to mire in presence of the opposition of the Maio/math,
but that this sanction being henceforth wanting there only
remained for tbeni to respectfully tender their resignation.
The Emperor 'copied it, at the mine time requesting them ,
to bold their offices until their successors should be ap-
poiated. The preparations for the Archduke Regnier 's
journey being made, his highness with the archduchess, his
wife, left by the Western Railway. At the Feoziag sta-
tion their highnesses were surprised to final, in the waiting '
room reseed for the court, the Emparor,wbo had advanced
his departure for held by a day. After having saluted his
Majesty, the Archduke and his wife got into an ordinary
carriage, while the Emperor entered ono belonging to the
court. Al Lint the Emperor dined in a pnvate room,
while the Archduke sad Archduchess took a repast in the
common refreshment hall. Lastly, at the Lambeth ern.
branchnient, the august traveling, separated without tang
any further leaned each other. AU the above shows that
a great change has token place in the relation, between
the Emperor sad the Anted:lke Rainier, which had pre-
viously been so intimate.

WWI= REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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