The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-30 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(anima's misoasics.)
THE CONFERENCE.
PARIS, MAT 29, Emma.
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The following details of the plan for territorial
compensation are spoken of in connection with the
proposed Conference :—ln exchange for Venetia
Austria would receive a portion of the province of
Bosnia and the Herzegovinia—ltaly to obtain the
said provinces from the Turkish Government ; for
her share of the Elbe Duchies Austria would ac-
quire a part of the Rhine provinces ; the Germanic
Confederation will be compensated for the detach-
ment of Limburg by the incorporation of the Ger-
man part of Schleswig. Holland would undertake
to indemnify the Diet for the Federal services
hitherto rendered to Limburg.

THE FEDERAL DIET.
FRANKFORT, MAT 29, EVMNO.

The almost identical notes which have been re-
ceived from the representatives of England, France,
and Russia, inviting the Germanic Confederation
to be represented at the proposed Paris Conference,
were 'UR before the Federal Diet, at an extraor-
dinary sitting held by that body to-day. It was
resolvod that these notes should be communicated
without delay to the various governments repre-
sented in the Federal Diet, and a committee was
at once elected to examine all questions relating to
the proposed conference. The committee is com-
posed of the representatives of Austria, Prussia,
Bavaria, Saxony, Wurtemberg, and Electoral
Hesse—the latter to represent also Baden and the
Houses of Saxe. A committee was also elected of
the representatives of Austria, Prussia, Bavaria,
Hanover, and Baden, for the consideration of the
proposal that Limburg should be detached from
the Germanic Confederation.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, MAT 29, EvExam.

The success of the conference in averting war is
generally doubted in this city. It is rumoured
that Austria has already notified the English,
French, and Russian governments that she will
accept the invitation to the proposed conference,
provided no programme be decided upon previous
to its assembling. At the opinion of the conference
the mediatory powers, it is said, intend to propose
that the protocols after the sittings shall be
published. The Chevalier di Nigra, Italian
ambassador at Paris, is believed to have received
from his government instructions to insist, at the
approaching conference, upon the restitution of
all Italian provinces at present under Austrian do-
minion, including the Italian districts of Tyrol and
Friuli, but no special mention is to be made of
Trieste. For the voluntary cession of such pro-
vincea Italy is willing to offer certain compensation.
Queen Victoria is said to be actively correspond-
ing with the King of Prussia, with a view to the
preservation of peace. The visit of Queen Olga
of Wurtemburg to Vienna is looked upon as having
a favourable significance for Austria. The warlike
preparations have been in no way relaxed, and
troops are continually on the march. It is ru-
moured that orders have been issued for a further
levy of 85,000 troops for the completion of the army
corps, but no date is assigned for carrying out this
measure. News received here from Italy states
that a part of the Italian fleet is cruising in the
Adriatic, and also that some Turkish vessels are
cruising off Catara. An English squadron is also
reported to be lying off Genoa and Spezzia.

AUSTRIAN FINANCE.
VIENNA, MAT 29, Evxmwo.

A decree has been issued to-day ordering the
present 10-kreutzer paper currency to be increased
to the amount of 12 million florins, in order to
supply the existing want of a larger circulation of
small currency. The Control Committee of the
National Debt is instructed to supervise the execu-
tion of this measure.

......
Several of the Vienna papers have made a
violent attack upon the official Wiener Zeitung,
in consequence of the article published by
that journal upon the Control Committee of the
National Debt.

BADEN.

CARLSRtHE, MAY 29.

The Second Chamber unanimously voted to-day
the military credit demanded by the ministry, and
adopted at the same time a resolution declaring
that the chamber fully approved the pacific and
mediatory policy of the government, which, how-
ever, by its armaments should seek to increase its
power and influence. The proposal of Herr
Eckart, that the government should, conjointly
with other Confederate States, support the con-
vocation of a German parliament, and the arma-
ment of the German people, was also unanimously
rted.

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HANOVER.
HANOVER, MAT 29, EVENINO.

To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, the Pre-
sident of the Chamber, Count von Beniggsen, intro-
duced a motion declaring that Hanover is bound to
direct her efforts towards the speedy convocation
of a parliament elected by the free suffrages of the
people ; that she ought not to increase the danger
of war by prematurely espousing the cause of either
Prussia or Austria ; and, lastly, that the present
Hanoverian ministry is not fitted to advance
Hanuver's political interests, or carry out, her
German national obligations.

ROME.
(Yid Muni Res.)
ROME, MAT 26.

Cardinal Antonelli has been seriously ill, from a
relapse of gout, but is now better. He has been
twice visited by the Pope.
His Holiness has paid a visit to the new Polish
College, where he exhorted the students to perse-
vere in the faith, and cure themselves of faults
which had contributed to cause the ruin of Poland•

which the Bank of England, whose reserve is daily
decreasing, would receive assistance from the Bank
of France. The Bank of England would draw bills
upon the principal French houses, to be accepted
by the Bank of France."