The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-28 00:00:00

PARIS, Jolt 21.
The Moniker of to-day publishes no coremeai„,
Lion on the subject of the armistice or the prg
narks, of peace.

THE WAR IN GERMANY.
lI:ERGICNTRUK, JULY 27, Wink
It is supposed that the Prussians have oocupr
Wurzburg, the telegraphic communication n;l4
that town being interrupted.
ITALY. ti
FLORKNes, Jrtrst.
The /Mlle states that the negotiation' ,„ktil
have been entered into for the conclusion of
armistice have led to a result satisfying the dim
and the interests of Italy.
According to the same paper, France has not
Mind the right of the inhabitants of Vesta t,
dispose of their own destiny as regards the mkt
and retrocession of that province.
Austria is said to have withdrawn the desii,
in reference to intervention on the pad 4th,
catholic powers in the Roman question. 7
The negotiations for peace will tan jilt
directly between Italy, Austria, and Prude.
The question of the Tyrol is said to has
satisfactorily settled.
General Cialdini has arrived at Udine.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, AIM
The Rigsdag Las finally voted the modifics4o
the constitution.
The King will close the sitting of the Riedip,
day in person.

SPAIN.

MADRID, JULY 27, Ev
Senor Mon has been appointed Spanish mil
sador at the court of the Tuileries. He re*
to Paris immediately.

MALTA.

MALTA, Jut' ki,

Fifteen days' quarantine has been impossd
arrivals from Southampton. The quereo
against arrivals from Leghorn has been abolifie
The cattle disease has broken out at Biserta ;
ports from Tunis are prohibited.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(11011 0111 OW CORIZSPONDINT.)

PARIS, FIID/A Eta

Very grave doubts are entertained whelks i
negotiations for peace will have a happy!.
Not only do difficulties exist in Italy, but Pns
is understood to insist upon pretensions iii
were nut expected. It is now very di*
whether Prussia will be content with an op
north of the Main. It is a significant fact tin
members of the Baden Chamber met togetke
vote an address to the Grand Duke, in which 11
pronounced for the federal reform projedsi
Prussia. There is at this moment no tusi
tween Prussia and the southern states of Gess
and although de facto hostilities are dirndl
pended there continues a mimic war Wien
strike terror which indicates on the part of Pm
a design to make her preponderance felt.
The Bourse was disturbed by political mis
Rent. fell 16c. for cash and 20c. for see
closing at 08fr. 70c. in each case. Italian fill
closing at 32fr. 80c. Mobilier fell 6fr. 25e.

PARLIAMENTARY BUSIWEEK.NESS !OZ
ENSUING

No less than 37 orders of the day, and se
notices of motion stand on the parliamentary pp
Monday next. On Tuesday, at the morning sit*
Watkin will move, " That an humble address Is
Dented to her Majesty, that she will be grub* II
to issue a royal commission directed to the ion
Lion of the causes which have led to lb
severe and protracted pressure in the mosey •
and to the continuance, for a long pease,
minimum rate of discount of 10 per cat e
Bank of England ; and also to investigate the
present affecting currency and banking in the 1
Kingdom, and to report what (if any) alteration
become expedient therein ; and further, that it le
etruction to the commissioners to present their rep
the evidence taken by them on or before
tl
February, 1867." At the evening sitting Ns
ton and Mr. Gilpin will raise the so
the Jamaica Commission. Wednesday will be des
church rates, no other subject appearing on the
On Thursday the only business is a notice of as
Mr. Sykes relative to an alleged rendition of pit
China to the Mandarin authorities ; and on hi
only proceedings announced are two notices en the
for adjournment—one by Mr. Pym, relating to the,
of the mall steamers between Queenstown end i/
and the other, a question by Mr. Derby Grill
wishes to extrast a pledge from the Secretary d 11
War respecting the printing of the Mutiny Act.
notices of motion printed in the order book se
been fixed, and five stand over " for the Deli Sri