The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-11 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Independame Beige says that it has learned
from a source which inspires it with confidence that
the Emperors Napoleon and Francis Joseph came to
an agreement at Salzburg to support the Ottoman
empire in Europe against Russia in concert with
England, to whom overtures were to be made. If
M. Beust goes to London, as it is said to be his
intention, it may have reference to this subject.

(6ILOTE6'B TILLGILLIIIB.)

THE PEACE CONGRESS AT GENEVA.
GENEVA, Barr. 10, Brame°.
At the meeting of the Peace Congress to-day the
president made • conciliatory appeal.
Letters were read from MM. Jules Fevre and
Louis Blanc excusing themselves from attending
on account of their health and private business.
M. Simon invited France and Germany to come
to a good understanding on the question of obtain-
ing interior liberty.
M. Lemonnier said that the republican system of
government alone could put an end to war.
At the conclusion of this speech Garibaldi em-
braced M. Lemonnier.

M. Fazy, the vice-president of the congress, has
resigned his post.

PRUSSIA.

BIEL, Seer. 11.

Amongst the 20 Schleswig-Holstein notables
who have been summoned to Berlin 10 are sup-
porters of the present government, 8 were formerly
prominent supporters of the Augustenburg claims,
and the remaining two—Herr Kruger, from Be-
stoft, and Herr Diener, from Tondern—are Danes
from North Schleswig favourable to the reunion
with Denmark. All the notables were members of
the former Schleswig-Holstein Assembly of Estates
and two, Herren Reincke and Probst, were vice-
presidents respectively of the Itzchoe and Flens-
burg Diets. Nearly all of them have already left
for Berlin.

THE CANDUN INSURRECTION.

BURSEILLE:S, SEPT. 11.

Intelligence received here from Athens to the
sth inst. states that according to the Greek papers
a Turkish man•of-war off Candia had hoisted
the French flag, in order to deceive the inha-
bitants. Upon women and children assembling
on the shore to embark the Turkish vessel is
said to have fired upon them, killing four women,
three girls, and a boy, and wounding several
other persons. The insurgent government sent in
a protest to the consuls.

The Greek blockade runner Union had made
another successful voyage to Candia with muni-
tions and supplies.
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Busman vessels continued to take off families
from the island.

The Egyptian troops in Candia were returning
home.

CHINA.
(Vili 'Trieste.)

SHANGHAI, JULY Z.
The embargo at Formosa has been removed.
Another port is expected to be opened.
Great alarm prevailed in the north respecting
the Nienfei, but the reports are unreliable.
The tea clipper Pakwsu has run aground at Foo-
chow.

The Agamemnon, with 1,000,0001b5. of tea, has
put back with her shaft broken, and it is expected
she will have to proceed home under sail.
La Footsi has been reprimanded for his non.
success against the rebels.
. .

Taotia, of Hankao, has forbidden any sales to
foreigners except for caah.

SINGAPORE, Arrourr 2.

Chow Phya arrived here to-day bringing news of
the death of the eldest son of the King of Siam.

AUSTRALIA.
(Via Trieste.)

MELBOURNE, Avotier 27.

Great preparations have been made for the re-
ception of his Royal Highness the Duke of Edin-
burgh.
It is reported that Victoria withdraws from the
postal arrangement. Angry debates have taken
place in the legislative chamber.
The vote of 20,0001. to Lady Darling is strongly
opposed, and it is expected that it will be rejected.
The Oriental Rice Mills have been destroyed by
fire.

The screw steamer Great Britain has arrived.

THE STEAMER CEYLON.
MARSEILLIN, Sin. 10.

Some of the passengers who arrived by the
Ceylon this morning will receive pratique on
Thursday evening, anti the remainder and the ship
will be admitted on Friday morning.
The British Consul at Marseilles has received a
telegram from Malta to the effect that no fresh
cases of cholera had occurred there for 48 hours.

WEATHER REPORT.--(THLS DAY.)

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