The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-02 00:00:00

AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

VIENNA. JCLT 1.
Since the meeting of German sovereigns at
Baden, the Prussian Ambassador' Baron Werther,
has had several conferences with Count Rechberg,
with the object of bringing about a perfect under-
standing between Austria and Prussia.
The fact that Austria no longer insists upon a
guarantee of the integrity of her dominions will
greatly facilitate such an understanding.

FRANCE AND SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, Sou 1.
It is abseiled that Switzerland will submit to the
Conference the following question only
Is it in the interest of Europe and the neutrality
of Switzerland to leave the Simplon Pam perfectly
accessible to France without demanding any fresh
guarantees?
Should this question obtain a solution unsatis-
factory to Switzerland, she would confine herself to
taking cognisance of the declarations in which
France engaged herself to assume all the military
obligations resulting from article 92 of the final
act of Vienna.

—Switzerland would beeides claim the right? incase
of war, of militarily occupying the neutralised dis-
tricts of Chablais and Faucigny.
Switzerland would also state her reserves, the
insertion of which iu the protocols of the Con-
ference she would demand, and would maintain in
principle all the rights which are guaranteed to her
by treaties.

THE UNITED STATES.
QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY.
The Royal Mail steam ship Africa, Captain
Shannon, which left New York on the 20th ult., arrived
here at 7.25 a.m.
She hrbigs 155 passengers and 201,212 dole. in specie for
England.
She leaded all the mails and proceeded for Liverpool at
7.45 am., all well.
The steamers Bohemian, Hammon* City of Baltimore,
and Illinois, had arrived out.
The Baltimore Democratic Convention was expected to no-
minate Mr. Nokomis, of New York, for the presidency.
The rejection of Mr. Douglas was considered certain.
The dsamasUoa at Walker was said to be the Bay Islands
belaeging to Honduras.

I.33IIMSECIAL INTELLIGENCE.
New You, Jain 19, Evglffiro.—Yeoey dull. Exchange
on London, 109 g. Stocks animated. New York Central,
811, elf • Erie, 17 17 ; lllinois, 621, 621. Cotton inac-
tive. U 101 c. to 11c. Flour firm, but
the advance in to checks business. Sales, 7,000 barrels.
Corn and oats Wheat less buoyant. Provi-
sions firmer. Sugar active. Coffee firm. Freights firm.
Corn to Liverpool, 70. to Bd.
New Onbr-tNa, Jun IS.—Cotton unchanged. Sales to-
da, 500 bales. Sugars firm.
BALTIMORE, JONI 18.—Flour dull and heavy.
PIIIIJDZIPHIA, Jugs 19. ---Blvadetuffs generally active.
QUEENSTOWN, SONDAT.
The Royal Mail steam ship Arabia arrived here
at 3.35 p.m., embarked mails and pureagets, and proceeded
for Halifax and Boston at 5 p.m. All well.

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, &MOAT Maar.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship
Ceylon, Captain Evans, with the heavy portion of the above
mails, has arrived here. She brings 185 pamengers, 1,3471.
in specie, 1 421 bales of silk, value upwards of 140,0001.,
and 206 packages of general cargo.
The Ripon left Gibraltar for the Eut on the 20th ulk
Her Majesty's ship Supply, from Plymouth, had arrived
at Gibraltar.
Martin Eacalante, a British subject, has returned to
Gibraltar after thirteen months' imprisonment in Cadiz.
In May of last year he was captained by the judge of Chin-
chilla to nine years' penal servitude for attempting to
change the religion of Spain by distributing copies of the
New Testament.
At Gibraltar, on the 26th of June, exchange on Lemke,
90 days, was quoted 50a; on Paris, 6.30; on Marseille'
and Genoa, 5.31 ; on Madrid, eight days' sight, t discount ;
on Cadiz, Malaga, and Valencia, par. Freights unaltered.