The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-10 00:00:00

SAXONY.

VIENNA, SIPT. 10.

The Official Gazette of to-day publishes a declara-
tion forwarded to it from Saxony which bears the
signatures of 5,000 inhabitants of Leipsic alone.

This document declares that the resolution
adopted at a meeting held on the 28th ult. at the
Hotel de Pologne, Leipsic, in favour of the incor-
poration of Saxony with Prussia, only expressed the
opinions of some individuals, and that the Saxon
people remain unshaken in their attachment to
their hereditary Prince and the independence of
their country.

THE DUCHIES.
ALTONA, San. 10.

The commander of the Prussian troops stationed
in the Duchies has received orders to reduce the
regiments under his command to a peace footing.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF PARIS.
(Vii Roche's Pont.)h
NEW YORK, SEPT. 1, Igcnonsis.

President Johnson and his suite are continuing
their tour to Chicago, receiving enthusiastic de-
monstrations along their route. President John-
son has been entertained at a banquet at Mr.
Seward's home at Auburn, when the latter intro-
duced the Mexican minister, Signor Romero, and
said that he hoped by November next the Mexican
republic would be delivered from the last vestige of
foreign invasion. General Grant proposed Signor
Romero's health, and the success of the cause he
represented.
Wendell Phillips, in the Anti-Slavery Standard,
violently attacks President Johnson, urging Con-
gress to depose the perjured usurping traitor.

General Butler has made a speech denouncing
the President and advocating the exclusion of the
south from repreLentation indefinitely.
Delegates to the radical convention at Phila.
delphia have commenced to arrive in that city,
and at a meeting last night President Johnson was
denounced.

A strong body of Federal soldiers have been
stationed as a guard at the residence of Governor
Wells, in New Orleans, at his own urgent request.
South American advice' received hero to August
1, state that the allied Republics have determined
to continue a retaliatory war upon Spanish com-
merce.

(BY ATLANTTC TELEGRAPH.)
NEW YORK, Farr. 7, EVINIIO.
Gold weak, at 146. Exchange on London, 154.
Stocks firmer. 6-20 Bonds, 111}. Cotton, 33.

The following telegram has been received by
Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited), from Mr.
R. A. Glass, Managing Director of the Telegraph
Constructionaad Maintenance Company (Limited):

VALENTIA, Sum 10.

Newfoundland telegraphs that the Great Eastern
left Heart's Content for Liverpool yesterday after-
noon.

KINGS AND PRLNCES "ON THE RETIRED LIST."
—A German journal gives a list of dethroned princes who
now live in different parts of Europe. First there is Don
Miguel, dethroned in 1830, who resides in Germany, having
married a German princess ; next the Connt de Chambord,
in exile since 1800, residing generally in Austria. With
him may be joined the Orleaniat princes, who re-
side mostly in England. Leopold and Ferdinand
of Tuscany, Frances V. of Modena, and Robert of
Parma were driven from their states in 1859.
The three first reside in Austria, the lad in
Switzerland. The follow'ng year Francis IL was sent
to increase the list of retired kings. In 1862 King
Otho of Greece was driven from his throne. King
George of Hanover, the. Elector Frederick William of
Hasse, and Duke Adolph of Nassau have been just
added to the list, which may further be augmented
by the addition of Pi:nee Comm, who now resides in
Paris, and the Prince of Angnstenbing, who lives in
Bavaria."

The first arrival of new foreign hops took plane
this morning in five bale, of Bavarians of very asperior
quality, and. of Ins colour. They were consigned to
Messrs. Baker, White, and Morgan, London•bridge, and
by them sold to Messrs. Crudest, Giodden, and Co., of the
Ash Brewery, Kent, at 101. 10s. per cwt.

We (Sunda" Gatette) have some reason to antici-
pate that, in the very probable event of Karl Conbey's
resignation, Berl Stanhope will be offered the post of her
ita*ara antbassider at the French wart.