The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-25 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Oar. 24.

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The semi-official North German Gazette of this
evening sap :—" In view of certain reports which
continue to be published by different journals, we
must again repeat that the relations subsisting
between Prussia and the Netherlands are of the
moat satisfactory character."
The same journal, commenting upon a statement
recently published by some English journals,
declares that Prussia has entered into no negotia-
tions whatever upon the Eastern question, either
with Austria, with Russia, or with any other
power ; and that as regards Eastern affairs, the
attitude of Prusaia will be that of a tranquil
spectator.
The North German Gazette further declares that
the smarties of some English papers, that a misun-
derstanding has arisen between the courts of Ber-
lin and St. Petersburg upon German questions, is
entirely unfounded.

PRUSSIA AND SAXONY.
DRESDEN, Oar. 94.

The command of the fortress of Konigstein was
handed over to the Prussian General Briesen to-
day.
The Saxon troops are placed under the command
of the new governor, and the officials continue in
the exercise of their functions.

The Saxon artillerymen of the garrison remain,
but the infantry who have been relieved by the
Prussian troops go to PiUnits.

SAXONY.
LEIPZIO, Oor. 24.

The German General Gazette of to-day says
" The public prosecutor has demanded that several
members of the national party should be tried for
treason against the state on account of the speeches
which they made at the meeting recently held in
the Central-hall in this town."

BADEN.

CARLt3RIIKE, Orr. 24.

In to•day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
a debate took place upon the motion of the com-
mittee of the house relative to the armistice, the
treaty of peace, and alliance with Prussia. At the
conclusion of the debate, which lasted live hours
and a half, the motion was put to the vote, when
the first paragraph, relative to the armistice, was
passed unanimously. The second paragraph, re-
ferring to the treaty of peace, was also adopted,
' there being only ten dissentients ; but the third,
proposing alliance with Prussia, was rejected by a
large majority, only nine members voting in its
[ favour.

AUSTRLL
VIENNA, Ocr. 24.

The Evening Post (evening edition of the official
Vienna Gazette) says :—" Intelligence has recently
been published, that the Austrian government had
declined s proposal alleged to have been addressed

to it by the M;drid cabinet, that Spain and Austria
should take common action for the defence of the
temporal power of the Pope. With reference to
this statement, we must observe that if it is cor-
rect that Spain, like all other catholic powers, is
strongly interested in the welfare of the Holy
' See, and has made that question the subject of
certain representations, the latter have never as-
sumed the character of formal proposals. The
Austrian cabinet could, therefore, have had no oc-
casion to gives reply of any kind to the Span- "
government."

PRAGUE, Oar. 2L

The Emperor arrived here this evening, and met
with an enthusiastic reception from the inhabitants.
The burgomaster of the town welcomed his Ma-
jesty with a speech in Bohemian, to which the
Emperor replied in the same language.

VIENNA, Ocr. 24, Evzsmo.
An Imperial decree has been issued convoking
the Croatian Diet for the 19th November next

HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
PENTH, Ocr. 24.

The Pesti Naplo of yesterday announced that
the Deak party would no longer support the
Austrian government. All the non-official Hun-
garian journals of to-day express their approval of
this determination.