The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-09 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(Raurn'e TeLzoasma)
FRANCE.
PARIS, AUGUST 8.

The Emperor Napoleon left at 12.40 p.m. to-
day fur the camp at Chalons. There is said to be
a question of M. Fould's returning to the Ministry
of Finance.

CARLSBAD, Arcusrr 8.
M. Rouher has arrived here, It is said that he
will go to Salzburg during the visit of the Emperor
Napoleon.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Amon 8.

The Minister of Agriculture and Commerce will
visit the north of Hanover as well as Schleswig-
Holstein. The department is occupied with the
establishment of a general commission for the pro-
vince of Hanover. The second number of the
Official Gazette for the North German Confederation
will shortly be published, containing the decree
convoking the Federal Council and the nomination
of its members. Prince Dolgorouki, the governor-
general of Moscow, has arrived here.
The conferences between the King and Count
von Bismarck at Ems continue. The Minister of
the Interior will assembleconfidential persons from
Cassel, Wiesbaden, and Schleswig-Holstein to
submit some of the questions that are to come
under examination to preliminary detailed discus-
sion. Herr von Zastrow, from Schleswig, has
already arrived.

BERLIN, AVGUST 8, EVENING.

The semi-official North German Gazatt of this
evening says :—" The report contained in a letter
dated Paris, the 211th ult., and published by the
General Augaburg Gazette of the Ist inst., respecting
some alleged negotiations between the cabinets 9f
Paris and Berlin relative to Schleswig, is, we are
in a position to say, nothing but a pure invention
from beginning to end. NV e may express a hope
that attempts like the above to deceive the public
as to the relations existing between the two
cabinets will not be successful. Those relations
continue to be of the most friendly character. The
same holds good with regard to such anecdotes as
that published in No. 210 of the Vienna
Presse, respecting a conversation between the Mar-
quis de Moustier and the Prussian minister in Paris.
Such inventions need no contradition. We all the
more regret to see a journal like the Weser Gazette
give publicity to such erroneous representations.
No such instructions exist as those which that
journal recently alleged to have been issued by
Count Bismarck. The Prussian government has
not taken nor heeded to take steps of the kind
alluded to, simply because there has been no cause
for any. The communications of the French go-
vernment to iterepresentative relative to Schleswig
were not, either in form or substance, of a character
to call for any subsequent diplomatic communica-
tions. The Prussian government has neither re-
ceived nor given any cause for peace to be looked
upon as menaced. We entertain no doubt that
the pacific sentiments by which Prussia isanimated
will be shared and reciprocated by France."

THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
ALTONA, Auoust 8.

Meetings of voters have been held at which the
subject of Prince Frederick of Angustenburg's can-
didature for election to the North German Parlia-
ment has been brought forward. It was decided
to reserve action in the matter until further in-
quiries had been made.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, AVOVST 8.

A semi-official denial has been given to-day to
a report current here that the United States sena-
tor, Mr. Doolittle, who visited Copenhagen two
months ago on his way to St. Petersburg, had car-
ried on negotiations with the Danish government
for the cession of the island of St. Thomas to the
United States. Mr. Doolittle, it is added, had no
communication whatever with the president of the
Danish ministry.

THE CANDL&N INSURRECTION.
TRIESTE, Aucusr 8.

Intelligence received here from Athens, dated
the 3rd inst., asserts that the Sublime Porte has
protested against the conveyance of Candiote
families from Crete in French vessels, the Turkish
government declaring the despatch of the foreign
Consuls relative to massacres by the Turks to be
inaccurate. A Russian vessel arrived at Athens
on the 2nd with several Cretan families.

INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Aucw G.

The Bank of Bengal has withdrawn from the
proposed scheme for amalgamation with the Bank
of Bombay.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
FARIS, Auccen. 8.

The Bank of France return for the week ending
to-day shows the following changes compared with
the last account :

'Nati:Asa.

Cash in hand . . . fr. 17,500,000
Private accounts . . . 12,000,000
Advances
Dames'

Notes
Treasury balance . .
Bills discounted . .