The Press.
London, England, 1853-10-01 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

SATURDAY EVENING.
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
(By Electric Telegraph.)
[Front our own Correspondent.]

VIENNA, Sept. 211.—The Emperor of Russia left
Arthitz this mnriiiiig for Wursuw, taking his way by
Mittlowitz.

The Czar received the Earl of Westmoreland on
the 25th immediately after his arrival at Olmutz.
The interview was unusually protracted. It is un-
derstood that his Majesty displayed the most friendly
feeling towards the British Ambassador The Earl
of Westmoreland has also had a conference with
Count Nesse!rode, in the presence of Baron Meyeti-
dorff and Baron de Budberg. In these interviews
the Czar and his servants have protested their anx-
ious desire to preserve peace, but maintained in all
points their interpretation of the Vienna vote. Count
Nesselrode proclaims that it is love of peace that
makes the Czar anxious to obtain a treaty of a sim•
plicity not to be misinterpreted. It is asserted that
Lord Westmoreland would again, at the Olmutz
Conference, propose the sending of a collective note
to Constantinople.

Prussia is expected h support the views of the
British Cabinet respecting the jnodifications of the
Vienna note.

M. de Goyon and other French officers hare met
with a very kind reeeptiMl from the Czar.
lircittnesT, September It —The condition of the
Danube at Sulina is as had as ever.

The quantities of corn accumulating at Braila and
Galati are so large that the want of warehouse
MOM is severely te'lt. Trade is in a state of utter
stagnation, and the labouring cla.sscs sutler accord
ingly.
The Paris Memiteur contains an imperial decree
ratifying the treaty agreed to between France and
the Kingdom of the Two tiicilies for the arrest and
extradition of deserters from .he naval services of
the two countries.

The Emperor and the Empress, on arriving from
Amiens, proceeded at once to St. Cloud, which they
reached at seven o'rhx.k.

Prince Napoleon lot., to at certain degree, recovered
irons hi% late nmou•l of illoe-o‘.

The Siiele State M, OS a rumour, that. in ease of war
breaking out butiteeti llits,ia and Turkey, the allied
fleets are ,to on all the Ititssian te:oads hi the
Black Sea and the Baltic, and not to return them
until the Danubian provinces shall be evaettated.and
the note of Vienna accepted iu the sense set forth by
the modifications of the Divas*.

Prince 31tiriti lots it rlwt,vw and its
siljoiuitig chow to OH. Hen of

Almonto, Sept. ..!:).—The Ga.:ettc publishes a decree
abolishing the duties MI all materials, raw and manu-
factured, which are used for the construction and the
working of railways.

'fur first stone of the new castle at Balmoral was
laid by her Majesty on Wednesday afternoon. After
a short prayer by the Rev. Archibald Anderson, of
ermine. a glass cylinder was placed by the Queen in
a cavity of the foundation. containing specimens of
the current coin of the realm, and a parchment docu-
ment describing the nature and elate of commence-
ment of the building, signed by all the members of
the Royal Family present, and the ladies and gentle.
men in atten lance. A silver trowel was then pre-
sented to her Majesty by Mr. Smith. of Aberdeen.
the architect. The Queen having spread the mortar,
the stone was lowered. ller Majesty then properly
applied the square, level, plummet, and mallet, and
poured over the stone some corn, wine, and oil, as
the symbol of peace and plenty. After the ceremony
the whole of the workmen employed on the new
works, with their wives and families, sat down to a
dinner prepared for them by her :Majesty's com-
mands in the temporary iron ball room, where they
(bowed afterwards in the. e‘ening.
Tin: E tut. of eviusisi.E, after leaving the Ottoman
capital for Persia, was attacked by small-pox, from
the effects of which disorder his lordship was suf-
fering, at the date of the last accounts.
Tim electric telegraph from Conk announees that
Admiral Corey's fleet sailed out of Queenstown lipr-
boar at tire o'ocloek on Thursday evening. It: desti-
nation wit, not known. hut the general impression
amongst the officers was, that they were bound for
the M editv adman.