The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-26 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1867.

LITRE BOTTLE WINE COMPANY, Old Swan
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
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Bottles, containing 25 per cent more than ordinary bottles.
Ordinaire
Beadolals lls. 64 per dos. 18a. fa per dos.
port and Sherry
Rousillon and Picard& 12s. ed. 4 Litres, or 20e. ed. Litres.
bench Brandy 2Bs. Od. 445. Od. PARIS, Aram 23, Zwill4ll4o.
Price Lists of other Wines on application.
N.B. All Use shore sold in bond U rendre!, and Dock War- The Etendard of this evening, and other of the
rants Issued on single don,. cases. DepOts will be opened in Paris journals, contain articles in refutation of the
every town In Great Britain. Apply as above.
recent argument of the semi-official North German
KIN A H A N'S LL WHISK Y. Gazette of Berlin relative to the right of Prussia to
DUBLIN Ex HIBITION, lSee. occupy Luxemburg. The Etend and concludes its
This celebrated old Huai WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
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wholesome. Sold In bottles, be Bd. each, at the rota boogie In
London. by the agents In the principal towns in England ; or that these assertions of the North German Gazette
wholesale at 8, Great Whvdentll4treet, London W. Observe the are entirely of an unofficial character." The
red sad. pink label, snd cork branded Ifinahsn's LL Whisky.
oance demonstrates that the maintenance of the
Price Gd. Prussian occupation of Luxemburg is a menace to
the independence of Holland. The majority of
this evening's journals consider war inevitable
unless the Prussians consent to evacuate Luxem-
burg.

THE CHRONICLE. No. V.
CONTENTS

Current Events.
What the Reform Bl➢ will du.
The Ulster Custom.
Secret History of the Italian Crisis
The North German Constitution.
The New Communal Law In France.
American Reconstruction.
Homer and the Iliad.
Carlyle.
Muslim Mews of Poland
illuigrave lawthweJte Wsteon.
Contemporary Literature.
Advertisements.
time.: 24. Tavistock.strest, Cor

ST. PETICRSBURG, APRIL 2.%

The Journal de St. Peterabuurg of to-day says it
is impossible to maintain peace if one of the great
Powers which have consulted Europe desire war.
It asks whether France and Prussia are sincere in
their protestations that they prefer peace though
they do not fear war, " for," adds the Journal,
"if the territory of Luxemburg be neutralised
under the guarantee of Europe,would not that be for
Germany equivalent to the guarantee of garrisoning
a fortress which, after all, is not on German soil,
since it is governed by a foreign sovereign."

-LAOTICE.—BELGRAVIA,forMAY,wiII be pub-
tlibed es BATTJADAY next MY hut.), price la. Mus-
bated.

TOTICIC.—LETTERS from LILLIPUT, by
.11 (Isogon Awacsrus MALI, will commence In the MA
121.928E1L of BYIAIRAVIA. conducted by M. E. BRADIPO3.
Beady April 27. Pries Is.

NOTICE.-LONDON SQUARES, by
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BELGRAVIA, conducted by M. X BLOWN. Ready April 27.
Price le.

BERLIN, Aran. 25.

It is announced that the government will not
make any communication at the opening of the
Prussian Chambers in reference to the state of
political affairs, the Chambers being convoked for a
session ad hoc, and the government being desirous
of arriving at a speedy conclusion of the discus-
sions in connection with the North German Con-
stitution. The speech from the throne at the
opening of the session is expected to treat only of
the task of completing the constitution.

NOT ICE.—CIRCE, the New Novel by
A.l etsenowns WelT!, writ be eestlnoed Is the MA
N UMBER o 4 BELGRAVIA, ceche/ad by M. T. Proddra. Bade
Apt M. Price Is.

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The semi-official North German Gazette charac-
terises a recent statement of the Journal des Dibats,
alleging that England had protested against the
pressure put by Prussia upon Holland, as an auda-
cious attempt to deceive public opinion. "Prussia,"
it says, " has never menaced the independence of
the Netherlands. The friendly relations between
the cabinets of Berlin and the Hague have never
for one moment been impaired."

MARRIAGE OF THE COUNT OF FLANDERS.
BERLIN, APRIL 25.

The marriage ceremony between the Princess of
Hohenzollern and the Count of Flanders took
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The King and Queen of Prussia, with the
royal princes and princesses, first entered the
church, and took their places to tho right of the
altar ; the bride and bridegroom then arrived,
followed by the King of the Belgians, the other
members of the Hohenzollern family, and the Duke
of Gaze-Coburg-Gotha, who placed themselves to
the left of the altar. After a brief address from
the Prince Bishop, the marriage ceremony was per-
formed amid the ringing of the church bells and
the discharge of artillery.
The ceremony was over was by a quarter to four.
All the ministers and the members of the diplo-
matic body were present.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, APRIL 25, EVENING.
Count Bismarck paid a visit yesterday to the
Bing of the Belgians.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 23.

An official denial is given to a statement pub-
lished by the Memorial Diplomotigne that the
Prussian government had notified to the Danish
court that the article of the treaty of Prague rela-
tive to the vote in Schleswig would be carried out
if Denmark would engage to remain neutral in the
event of war with France. No such proposition
has been made. The reports published by some
French papers of Danish naval armaments are
also officially denied.
COPENHAGEN, Assn. 2S, Ercifixa.

In well-informed circles it is positively affirmed
that the Danish government has made no military
preparations whatever.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, APITL 25.

A seven days' quarantine has been ordered for all
arrivals in Italian ports from Dalmatia on account
of the prevalence of cholera in that kingdom.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
on the motion of Baron Ricaaoli, and with the con-
currence of Signor Rattazzi, a new commission of
investigation was appointed to inquire into the
abnormal condition of the province of Palermo,
and to propose measures for remedying the present
state of things.
The bill of Signor Semenza relative to the free
cultivation of tobacco then came on for discussion.

FRANCE.
PARIS, APRIL 25, EVRNING.

Various regulations have been published by the
Minister of War for the approaching review of the
troops of the reserve. This review will take place
on the same day as in preceding years.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, APR/L 25.

The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes as com-
pared with the previous account:

IscßEAsz.

Caah .

7 9-10 millions

AMERICA.

(BY ATLANTIC TILZONAPIL)
NEW YORK, APRIL 24, 6 P.M.

Closing prices:--Gold, 141. Sterling exchange
on London, 1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 110;
Illinois, 114 ; Erie, 57}. Cotton: Middling Up-
land, 25. Petroleum, refined, 26.
The Borussia, City of Baltimore, and Pereire
I arrived out to-day.

MEXICO.

NEW YORK, APRIL 24, 6 P.M.

Intelligence published here from Mexico states
that Porfirio Diaz has taken Puebla and executed
all the officers of the garrison. He is marching on
Vera Cruz.