The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-29 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

NEUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
FRANCE.
EARLS, JULY Ze, EVENING.

The Empress of the French, returning from
4.lharbolug, is expected at Havre at 6 p.m., and at
the Tuileries at midnight. Signor Nigra left yes-
terday for Florence. The Patric of this evening
states that the Italian government has satisfied
itself, from its own reports, of the inaccuracy of
the accounts which have been published by the
Italian journals respecting the visit of General
Dumont to Rome. The same journal states the
Russian government is reported to have pronounced
in favour of the interpretation contained in the
recent Danish note to Prussia of the manner in
which article L of the treaty of Prague should be
carried oui.. The Presee believes that all the chief
members of the Italian legation in Paris will
shortly be replaced.

FRANCE AND DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, Jrix 71.

M. Bethc, the French Minister of Commerce, has
arrived here. Reports are current that he is en-
trusted with a diplomatic mission.

FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.

PARIS. Jun' 28.

In yesterday's sitting of the Senate, after a speech
from the Duke de Persigny on the spirit of the con-
stitution, Baron Dupin explained the past history
of Prussia, and said that she had formed allorthern
confederation in Germany offensive to France.
The speaker asserted that the ambition and per-
severance of Prussia did not lead hint to believe
that after the sucoes•es already gained she would
now stop ; but he hoped that the decisive moment
would now arrive when the large States, to avoid
the perils of the future, would unite together and
limit the empire of Prussia to acceptable propor-
tions. Then alone would they be able to reduce
their military expenditure. Then would France
and the other nations be more happy and more
rich in their peaceful rivalry. After voting the
budget, the session of the Senate was declared
closed.

BERLIN, Jon. 27, Evaarisc.

The semi-official North German Gazette of this
evening says The despatch of the French
government in reference to Schleswig was only
read by the French chargi d'affaires, and no copy
was left with the Prussian government. It is,
therefore, impossible to speak of the accuracy of
the reports in to-day's Vienna journals upon the
contents of that despatch." The New Prussian
(Cross) Gazette of this evening says :—" It may be
supposed that the communication of the French
government does not at present do more than
recommend a friendly arrangement between Prussia
and Denmark. It will only be possible to judgeof the
importance of this document when it is known
whether it has any, and, if so, what connexion with
the views and intentions of the French government
in reference to the general situation in Europe.
The present step taken by that government may
be of such a character as would require from
Prussia an unmistakeable declaration repelling any
foreign intervention, or it may amount only to an
offer of friendly advice which could be accepted
with equal expressions of friendship."
Prince Humbert of Italy left this morning for
Wiesbaden.

THE SULTAN.

VIENNA, J(LY 28.

To-day, at noon, the Sultan received the diplo-
matic corps, and after that the staff of generals
was presented to his Imperial Majesty by the com-
mander-in-chief, the Archduke Albrecht.