The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-21 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, AUGUST 20.

Yesterday morning King William gave a fare-
well audience to Herr von Freydorf, the Baden
Minister for Foreign Affairs. At half-past one his
Majesty received the deputation of members of
the Upper House who had been elected to present
the address in reply to the speech from the throne.
His Majesty graciously accepted the address, and
thanked the Upper House for the sentiments it
expressed. The King afterwards gave an audience
to Herr von SandstrOmer, the new Swedish Minis-
ter, and then conferred for two hours with Herr
von Savigny, who had previously had an interview
with Herr von der Pfordten.

The Saxon Minister, Baron von Friesen, arrived
here yesterday from Vienna.

THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS.
BERLIN, AUGUST 20, Evornfo.

In to-day's sitting of the Lower House committee
on the bill for the elections to a German parlia-
ment, the government commissioner declared that
the whole of Prussia would belong to the new Con-
federation, and that a bill would be drawn up in
con j unction with the other confederate governments
to determine the competency of the new Bund,
He further stated that the aim of the government
was to bring about, not merely a personal, but a
material union of the annexed States with Prussia.
The committee of the Upper House upon the bill
for the incorporation with Prussia of Hanover,
Electoral Hesse, Nassau, and Frankfort have re-
commended the adoption of the bill without any
amendment. The Km= Zeitung of this evening
says it is believed that peace has been concluded
here with Bavaria, and with Austria at Prague.

PRUSSIA AND HESSE.
MANNHEIM, AnowiT 20.

It is stated that Prussia will annex no portion
of Hesse Darmstadt. That Duchy will retain all
its present territory ; but the princes to the right
of the Maine will form part of the North German
Confederation.

PRUSSIA AND BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Acorar 20.

Prussia, it is believed, has restricted her de-
mands for territorial acquisitions in Bavaria to the
districts of Lichtenfels Culmbach.

SAXONY.

DRESDIN, AUGUST 20.

The King has accepted the resignation of Baron
von Benet. The other members of the Saxon
cabinet sent in their resignation conjointly with
Baron von Beust's, but their offers to resign were
not accepted by the King.

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