The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-16 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(armies num-mums.)

THE KING AND QUEEN OF DENMARK.
HAMBURG, MARCH 15.
The King and Queen of Denmark arrived to-day

at noon at Traveminde on their way to London.

FRANCE.

PARIS. blAzat 15.

In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the
discussion on the interpellation of M. Thiers rela-
tive to the foreign policy of France was resumed.
M. Gamier Pages made a speech in which he said
that the policy advocated by M. Thiers was the
policy of the old monarchy, which sought to esta-
blish French influence abroad by force of arms.
The orator declared that moral influence—that of
principles and institutions—was alone durable.
M. Smile 011ivier made a speech in which he urged
that France should honestly accept the transforma-
tion which has taken place in Germany, and which
he said was not directed against France. The de-
bate will be resumed to-morrow.

The French squadron in the Mediterranean will
shortly put to sea for exercise in naval evolutions,
and with no other object. The French naval divi-
sion in the Levant is to be increased by two gun-
boat.

FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, MARCH 15.
The journey of M. and Mme. Benedetti to Paris
is solely to be attributed to the illness of Madame
de Lavalette. All the rumours to the contrary
published by continental journals are unfounded.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSICIS, MARCH 15.
The debate upon electoral frauds was continued
to-day in the Senate, which adopted M. Danethou'a
amendment authorising the candidates to give ban-
quets to their constituents. The amendment was
opposed by the ministry.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, MARCH 15.
_

It is stated that the Emperor, previous to his
departure for Hungary, sanctioned a bill for the
introduction of trial by jury into Austria.
Baron Hemet is believed to have been nominated
to the post of Minister of Justice. Baron von
Beust is about to pay a visit to Buda-Pesth. The
official Evening Post says :—" We have received in-
telligence from Salonica, dated Feb. 27, which
states that on the 16th of that month an encounter
took place near Volo between the imperial troops
and the Thessalian insurgents, in which the latter
were worsted. Two bodies of Greeks sought
refuge among the Christian inhabitants of the
village of Rendina, but were repulsed, the latter
having espoused the cause of the Turkish Pacha.
Another body of insurgents, 900 strong, laid down
their arms near the Convent of Panagia. The suc-
cess of the Turkish troops has frustrated the inten-
tions of the insurgents to attack the whole line of
the Thessalian frontier."

-- MALTA.
MALTA, Mau% 15.
The American corvette Canandaigua has arrived
hero from Mahon, and sailed for Crete. The
British squadron left Malta on Monday for exer-
cise, but when at sea experienced a sudden gale,
which damaged the sails of the vessels, and ren-
dered it necessary for them to enter Mersa Scirocco
Bay. The Assurance has returned to Valletta
with her spars sprung. A flight of locusts was
seen here last Saturday. A few of them alighted
on board the Nyanza. Reports were received here
yesterday of a volcanic eruption on the island of
Pantellaria, off the south west coast of Sicily.

TURKEY AND CRETE.
(Via Trieste.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Maus 8.
. . . _

Fuad Pacha has issued •a circular memorandum
relative to the insurrection in Candia and the con-
cessions to the Christians urged upon the Porte by
the Great Powers. He protests against the unne-
cessary foreign pressure upon Turkey, and repre-
sents the actual condition of the Christians as ex-
cellent. Fuad Pacha states that the Cretan move-
ment is partial, and not founded upon real griev-
ances. In conclusion, the memorandum promises
further gradual reforms.

TURKEY.
(orncLu..)

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 14.

Some of the Cretan delegates have already
arrived at the Dardanelles, on their way to
Constantinople.

THE TURKISH PRESS.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 15.

The government hue suspended the press law,
upon the ground of administrative considerations.
Two Turkish papers have been already stopped,
and their editors prosecuted.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, MARCH 15, 3.30 P.N.

Thel3ourse opened fiat, but subsequently became
firm. Rentes closed at 69.97, or 15c. higher than
yesterday.

INDIA.
BOMBAY, MucH 8, 5.54 P.Y.

71b. shirting', 6r. Ba. ; 811 b. ditto, 7r. Ba.
40's mule twist, 14a. Cotton quiet. Dhollerah,
260 r. Shipment" of the week, 46,500 bales. Ex-
change on London, 2s. Ind. ; Four per Cent. Govern-
ment Securities, 88 ; Five per Cent. ditto, 104 ;
Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 110 i. Freights to
Liverpool, 575. 6d. The latest London date is 7th
instant.

CALCUTTA, MAaca 7.

B,llb. shirting'', Br. 40's mule twist, 81.
Exchange on London, Is. 110. Four per Cent.
Government Securities, 88 ; Five per Cent. ditto,
100 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 11011.
Freights to England, we. The rate of discount
has been raised 1 per cent.