The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-11 00:00:00

THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS.

=BUN, AUGUST 10.
The draft of the address of the Upper House to the
King begins by alluding, with gratitude to God, to
the glorious and successful war in which Prussia
has been engaged, and which was carried on under
the leadership of the King. It points out that
Prussia was forced into the war for self-defence,
and that this fact greatly tended to lessen her re-
gret at being engaged in hostilities with former
allies. The addrem continues, "After the with-
drawal of Austria from the Germanic Confedera-
tion, it may be presumed that friendly relations
will subsist between her and Prussia. The new

organisation of Germany will be the means of pre-
venting any future bloodshed or conflicts between
German States. The reform of the military organisa.
tion has been puttothe test, and hasbeenoompletely
justified by.the brilliant results which have been
obtained. The Upper House expresses its recogni-
tion of the disinterested mediation of a foreign
power

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in the peace preliminaries. The house trusts
that the separated portions of the monarchy will
be united, and that the future frontier line of
Prussia will form a guarantee for her security and
her position as a great power." In coeclusion the
address says :—" Under the glorious sceptre of our
royal house Prussia will advance onward, by the
growth of her power abroad, and the development
of her internal prosperity, to the fulfilment of her
mission in Germany."
The Chamber of Deputies was opened at a quar-
ter past ten this morning by General von Steven-i
hagen. Ministers von Heydt, Roon, Selchuw, and
Eulenburg, were present. Before the house pro-
ceeded to the order of the day, Herr Grabow stated
that after mature and conscientious consideration
of certain communications respecting his proposed
election to the presidency, made to him by some
of his political friends, but the nature of which
he could not make public, he had arrived at the
firm and unshakeable conviction that the interests
I of the house and the country required him to de-
cline the presidency of the Chamber.
General von Stavenhagen, in a speech which
elicited shouts of " No" from the Right, and
"Yes " from the Left, gave expression to the regret
caused by the decision of Herr Grabow. The
house then proceeded to elect a president. At the
first voting Hert von Forckenbeck received 154,
Count Arnim 134, and Count Schwerin 24 votes.
One hundred and sixty-six votes being necessary to
constitute the absolute majority required, a second
election took place, in which Herr von Forcken-
beck obtained 170, Count Arnim 136, and Count
Schwerin 22 votes. Herr von Forckenbeck ac-
cepted the election, and made a short speech, thank-
ing the Chamber for the honour conferred upon
him. General von Stavenhagen, belonging to the
Left Centre, was elected first vice-president by 180
votes against 145 given in favour of Herr Holzapfel,
of the conservative party. Herr von Bonin, of the
old liberal party, was chosen seodnd vice-president
by 180 votes against 125 accorded to Herr von
Blankenburg, of the conservative party.
BERLIN, Auctsr 10, Evans°.
The King has accorded a farewell audience to
General Govone. His Majesty has also received
the hereditary Prince of Saxe Meinnigen. Prince
Ysenburg, formerly Prussian ambassador in Hano-
ver, has left Berlin for the Hanoverian capital on
an extraordinary mission to the Queen. The
Frankfort deputation left yesterday.

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INDIA.
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BOMBAY, Jri.T 31, 3.8 P.N.

7lbs. shirting', 7r. 14a. ; 8111 as. ditto, 9r. 12a. ;
40s. mule twist, 19a. Cotton quiet: Dhollerah,
346 r. Exchange on London, ls. 110. Tho rate
of discount has been reduced 1 per cent. The
latest London date is 28th July.

CALCUTTA, JULY 30.

Markets all unchanged. Exchange on London,
ls. 111 d. Government securities : Four per Cents.,
882 ; Five per Cents., 1041 ; Five-and-a• Half per
Cents., 104.

CRYSTAL BALMIL —MY. Woodin will give
entertainment at the Crystal Palace this afternoon, at
three o'clock ; Ether& performing at half-past two. The
orchestral band of the company will play for the usual
afternoon promenade.
ST. JAMES, CURTAIN-ROAD.-011 Thursday last
some hundred children and several poor old men and
women were taken for a country treat to the Rye House,
Roddesdon, Herts. They were conveyed by a special
train on the Great Eastern Railway, and left Shoreditch
about ten o'clock in the forenoon. On their arrival at the
Bye House the children soon commenced a variety of
juvenile rustic games, and the old folks took walks in the
surrounding fields, and all appeared very_ happy. The day
being delightfully fine, they were enabled to enjoy the
Tea air throughout the day. The worthy rector, the Rev.
J. W. Markwell, and some friends accompanied the party
and all paid great attention to the comforts and wants of
the children and poor people. A bountiful tea was served
np in the old banquetting-hall, and after an hour or two
bad Mein been spent in the beautiful gardens, the party
returned to town, highly delighted with the day's proceed.
ings. It is much to be regretted that the St. JlVara'a
school is so greatly in debt to Mr. Illarkwell.' It affords •
daily instruction to a large number of poor peo_ple. BREECH-LOADERS HE TURKRY. —in Stamboul, as
THE NEW ACT ON THE CARRIAGE AND DRPOSir ON In London and Par', breechloaders are the question of
DANGEROUS Gooloc. —Yesterday the OW eat was published the day at the MOW?, of War. The fienskier JR daily
to amend the law with respect to the carriage and deposit besieged by competitors for the conversion of the existing
:;ectlerous goods. Nitro-glycerine ts disiMiced to be rifles or their cuUMMtion by new ones, and is puuled by
y dangerous, and other goods by an order in elonnsil specimens of almost every known vuriMy of 'the new clue
ray be deemed dangerous, and each goods WV to be of arm. His favourite is said to be an American repenting-
marked, and • notice given of their ehatneMrt Mod any rifle, which loads Mess cartridges at a time thron4ll the
Demon who commits • breach wilfully is to be liable to • butt, and may be fired, It is said, thirty times 41 minute.
Penalty of 5(66., or two years' imprisonment: Vim terra But this desirable " notion " costs 61. NIL b. "eh; and is
sorrier is to Malachi persons or bodies owning goods or therefore beyond the mement reach at the Malieh.—LevorM
Passengers by land or water. Herald, August 1.

CHINA.
(By Overland Telegr►pb from Gallo.)

HONG KONG, JULY 13.
Tea unchanged. Total export, 30,000,000 lbs.
Exchange on London, 4s. old.
SHANGHAI, JULY 6.
Silk advancing. Exchange on London, 6s. 4d.
Freights, 31. 10s.