The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-26 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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THE VISIT OF THE SULTAN.
MINSINA, Juxe 2s.
The Sultan has arrived hero. His Majesty was
so fatigued by his voyage that he declined to receive
the authorities. He will leave to-morrow for
Marseilles.

THE LUXEMBURG TREATY.
BERLIN, Jrnr. 25, Evirmo

The semi-official North Geiwian Gai•elte of this
evening publishes an article in which it combats
the explanations given by Lord Derby and Lord
Stanley in reference to the Luxemburg guarantee,
and declares that an appeal can indubitably
be made to the guarantee on the occasion of any
violation of the treaty. "We believe," it adds,
" that Lord Stanley endeavoured in the House of
Commons to represent in as insignificant a light
as possible the violation of the principle of
non-intervention which was committed in under-
taking the guarantee. This view alone can
explain the statement of the English minister,
that in the last resort the House of Commons,
through its right of withholding supplies, was the
judge as to whether war should be made or not.
It is well known that the British crown has the
right of declaring war, and the parliament, finding
itself confronted by war, is essentially bound to
prosecute it from feelings of patriotism. From
this point of view the statements made by Lord
Derby and Lord Stanley are explicable, but it is
impossible for us to look upon them as seriously
meant to be a limitation of the treaty obligation
hitherto considered to have been undertaken in a
general and extended sense."

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Jars 25, EVZNING.
The royal patent promulgating the North Ger-
man cmstitution has been issued to-day. It
orders that the constitution shall come into force
on the LA July throughout the Prussian kingdom{
including the Juhde territory and the newly in.,
'
corporated provinces.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Ann 25.
The report published in some of the Paris
journals that the King and Queen of Denmark
were about to visit Paris is entirely without foun-
dation. King George of Greece and the Grand
Duchess Olga are expected in Copenhagen on the
6th July. In to-day's sitting of the Landathing,
the President of the Council, in reply to Herr,
Krieger, said that the government desired that the
Landsthing should be prorogued at the beginning
of July. The bill, however, on the organisation of
the army must previously be passed, but that in
reference to the navy could be postponed. An
official courier from the French government arrived
here to-day.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Jews 25.
In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the
President laid before the members the bill request-
ing a fresh supplementary credit amounting to 158
million of francs. The maximum of Treasury
bonds fixed for 1867 was 150 million francs, and
this amount will be raised to 250 millions. The
bill was referred to the budget committee. The
debate on the budget will not commence till Satur-
day. The dividend of the Bank of France
for the half-year has been fixed at 58.
The Etendard of this evening, referring to the re-
ports which have arisen from the non-participation
of England in the note of the Powers relative to
Crete, says that a special note has been despatched
to the Porte by the English cabinet, recommending
Turkey to take into serious consideration the notes
of the other Powers. The Etendard goes on to say
that this circumstance does not alter the real fact
that there is perfect accord between the Powers.

PARIS, Jess 5, ETWONO.
The Patrie of this evening says that the Budget
Commission held an extraordinary sitting to-day
to receive communication of a bill fixing the sup-
plementary credit necessary fur the conversion of
the naval and military armament at 158 millions of
francs. This credit, it adds, will be raised by the
issue of Treasury Bonds, while the other credits
necessitated by the increase of the military expen-
diture will be included in the normal budget of
1868.

SPAIN.
MADRID. Juits 25.
In to-day's sitting of the Congress the hill for
the reform of the standing orders was finally
agreed to by 196 against 22 votes. After the divi-
sion the President announced that this reform
would come into force in the next session of the
legislature.

AUSTRALIA.
MELBOURNE, MAT 27.
The shipments of gold to England during the
month amount to 104,250 ors.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, Jaws 19.
Vbs. shirtings, sr. 14a. ; 811 be. ditto, 7r. 6a.;
Cotton quiet. Dhollerah, 238 r. Exchange on Lon-
don, le. 111 d. Freights to Liverpool, 605. The
latest London date is June Ili.
CALCUTTA, Joss 17.
811bs. shirting., 7r. 12a. ; 40's mule twist, 71a.
Cotton, 18r. Exchange on London, Is. 110.

VISIT Or THE PRINCE IMPERIAL TO THE PARIS
RIR IUITION.—The Mon iteser of yesterday .aye, under date
of Paris, June 24 :—" At nine o'clock this morning his
Highness the Prince Imperial, accompanied by his Excel-
lency General Froesard, his gems.' or, Commandant
Lamey, aide-de-camp, H. Bachon, equerry, and Doctor
Corvisart, paid a visit to the Universal Exhibition. During
the two hours of the Prince's visit an I normous crowd ,
constantly followed his footsteps. Every one seemed de-
lighted to observe th►t his Imperial Highness bad retained
no trace of his indisposition, and that his health bad
never been mom flourishing. The Prince particularly
examined the exhibitions of artillery, the navy, and pic-
tures. His Imperial Highness left the Exhibition at 11
o'clock amid the most enthusiastic acclamations."

In the Corps Legialatif to-day it was announced
that the debate on the budget, which was to have
begun to-morrow, is to be postponed till Saturday,
in consequence of a supplemental credit of 158
millions, to be raised by an issue of treasury bonds;
having been proposed for the army and navy. This
is only an instalment of what is to come. Othei
expenses, vaguely foreshadowed as yet, are to be
carried to the " normal" budget of 1858. M.
Bethmont presented to the president a proposal for
some interpellations, which will of course be dis-
allowed, calling for a statement of the grounds on
which increased armaments are considered neces
sary.

The waggon train of the artillery, which now
consists of detached squadrons, is to be reorganised
and to form two regiments, which change will, it
is considered, make it much more effective.
The Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt Bill,
which has long been hung up in the Senate, is
likely to be heard of soon. The rumour is that..
President Royer will present his report on it this
week. The inmates of Clichy fear that the Senate
will exercise at their expense its new prerogative of
remitting a bill to the Corps Legialatif for a second
reading.
The Menitcur of this morning contains the first
official intimation of Prince Napoleon's return to
court favour, after the disgrace which followed
his Corsican speech. He is appointed pre-
sident of the conference for effecting, if pos-
sible, international uniformity of monies,
weights, and measures, and the Marquis de Mous-
tier, who has been instructed to recommend him
to the Emperor for this office, says, in a well-
turned complimentary phrase, that his Majesty
could not show in a more marked manner the
special interest that he takes in the question. This
being so it may be justifiable to hope that Prince
Napoleon will no longer be gagged in the Senate—
no more sent out of the way when the magnates
of the earth are coming to the Tuileries, and that
he may be shortly restored to his place in the
Privy Council. A prince of the blood, who has
shown himself capable of taking an active part in
public affairs, cannot well be " half " trusted.
Djemil Pecha, the Ottoman ambassador, leaves
Paris this evening for Toulon, to meet the Sultan.
All the gala carriages from Versailles are brought
up to Paris for his reception, which will far tran-
scend as a rareo show those of the Czar and the
King of Prussia. The Lord Mayor of London, in
his state coach, will, however, be a formidable
rival to him in popular estimation.

The "instruction " in Berezowski s case—won-
derful that it can have been so long protracted—is
not yet over. The trial can scarcely come on earlier
than the middle of July.
I The Bourse is still very inanimate. Rento fell
22fic. for cash and 7ic. for account, closing at
69fr. 25c. and 69fr. nic. Italian fell 10c., and
Mobilier sfr.

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