The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-26 00:00:00

PARIs.—GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE.— ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of
Established In 1865.—ffitnate In the most central part of ENGLAND.
Pais, Rue de Ricoh and Place du Palate Royal-811 hundred On WEDNESDAY, May 80, at 12 nova, Mr. R. HERBERT will
bedrooms at from Sto 20 tr.-60 sitting rooms at from 4to 20 fr. read a Paper on THE SUPPLY of MEAT to LARGE TOWNS.
—a ricitlydecorated Dining Saloon—Table d'Hote at Rix o'clock— By order of the Conseil,
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it la carte, both In the dining rooms and the private apartment —
Reading and Conversation Saloons: also Saloons for Musical, ,
Wedding, and other parties—all Newspapers and Serial Pubes. I WESTON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL,
Holborn, open at 7. Under entire New Management,
Lion received--Durant, Coffee, Smoking, and Billiard Room.-" 1 Proprietors, Marrs. SWEASEY and HOLLAND.—Terrific ova-
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Private Equipage% at command—omnimules running to all the „,ente reception or film mnairthy. Arthur Lloyd, in new
railway stations—Postal Letter-box—Telegraph office day and
Songs. The Escharchy Cropaaea Family create a furore. Serb
night—Photographic Studio—a staff of servants speaking all , Comic, Harriet Coveney. Sailor Williams, Harry and Kettle
languages-
strels, New York. Selection, "Rob Boy," supported by the
grand orchestral band of .30 performers, selected by gr. H.
Baker.—P. CORRI, Musical Director.

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PIIILLIPS and Co. lend all goods carriage free within eight
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any railway station or market town In England.--Phillipe and
Co. have no agents, nor any connexion with any house in Wor
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'TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

lazursies manuals.)
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
PARIS, MAT 25, EVENI27O.
Identical notes were despatched yesterday and
to-day by the English, French, and Russian
Cabinets, to Berlin, Vienna, Florence, and Frank-
fort, for the assembly of a Congress to deliberate
upon the question of Federal Reform, that of the
Elbe Duchies, and the Austro-Italian difficulty.
It is expected that the Congress will assemble on
the sth June.

THE CONFERENCE UPON THE
PRINCIPALITIES.
PARIS, MAI 25, Evianara.
In the sitting of the Conference upon the ques-
tion of the Principalities, held to-day, the Turkish
representative protested against the installation of
Prince Charles of Hohenzollern as ruler of the
Principalities. The Conference confined itself to
placing this protest on record.

BERLIN, MAT 25.

Russia and France have declared themselves
opposed to a policy of intervention in the Danu-
bian Principalities. The French cabinet added
that recent events in the Principalities must be
allowed to develop themselves further before the
new Hospodar receives recognition.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, 3Lty 25, Evzwiwo.

The assembly of a Congress at Paris is now re-
garded here as certain, although it is not con-
sidered that it will have the effect of maintaining
peace.
TN. aspect of affairs is to-day less warlike. In
some quarters the hope of peace is not wholly re-
linquished, although the armaments continue.
A telegram received here from Berlin asserts that
the neutral Powers proposed two programmes for
the Congress, the first of which was readily ac-
cepted by Prussia, but declined by Austria. The
second programme was accepted by both Powers.
It is also alleged that England and Russia declared
that they were not willing to remain inactive spec-
, tators of war.

The telegram adds that the English ambassador
is said to have intimated that, should the necessity
arise, conditions of peace might be dictated to the
Powers engaging in war.
. . .

According to intelligence received here, Baron
von Benet is designated as the representative of
the Federal Diet at the Paris Conference.

Telegraphic advices received here state that
the Powers will not recognise the Prince of
Hohenzollern as Hospodar of Roumania. The
Prussian representatives at Vienna, Paris, Lon-
don, St. Petersburg, and Constantinople, have dis-
claimed any connection between the policy of
Prussia and the course pursued by Prince Charles
of Hohenzollern.