The Press.
London, England, 1853-09-24 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

SATURIMY EVENING.

LATEST FGREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
I'suxes.--The northern tour of the Emperor and
Empress has commenced, and their Majesties
reached Lille yesterday evening, whore they were
received with extraordinary enthusiasm. The city
was dressed &K for a gala, and the illuminations at
night splendid and universal.
The principal German journals, in consequence of
the information which they give concerning the Con
ference of Vienna, and the meeting of the Sovereigns
at (►lmutr., were stopped at. the l'aris Post-office both
on Wednesday and Thursday last.

HE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES —MoVEMENTs fly
THE Alt 31 INs.—By the last aeenunta from Wallachia.
the Russian troop► had abandoned their tamp near
Bucharest, and moved higher up on the bank of the
Danube, and the Turks had made at corresponding
movement on their side of the river.

Acterms.—The reduction of the army has finally
been resolved upon. On the Ist of October the
companies of infantry are to be minced, some from
Iso to 120 men, and others from 110 to 100 men.
The regiments front the military frontier, now sta-
tioned in Italy, have been ordered back to their
cantonmenb4. These measures will effect a saving
of from 15,000,000 16,1100,155 i tioenis.
The Duke of Cambridge has arrived at t thnutz.
The greatest enthusiasm prevails at Vienna. The
crown of St. Stephen, escorted by a large untidier of
Ilungarian magnates, lies readied the capital.
The escort is headed by the Archduke Albert. The
Igmperor was expected to return front Olmiitz bt
receive the crown and the deputation.
SWITZERLAND.—Mr. Murray, the new Bliti•111 Mi-
nister paid his first visit. on the 10th, to M. Naeff,
the President of the Confederation.
GREECE.—Letters from Athens state that orders
have been given to prevent the subjects of Greece
travelling to Constantinople or other parts of the
Turkish empire. Merchants alone, in the case of
urgent business, are exempted from this stringent
nee.
SPAIN.—In addition to the appointments pre-
viously announced, the Gacetn of the 111th states that
Comte de San Luis (Sartorinsl is to be President of
the Council and Minister of the Interior; Domenech,
Fi mice; and Calderon, Foreign Affairs.

PouvroAL.—Lisbon letters to the 19th announce
the spread of disease among the vines. There were
vineyards where over 15 or 20 acres not a single
bunch of grapes was to be found.
The Papas nuncio was recovering.
. . .

ANERICA.—The Hermann steamer brings the New
I al papers to the 10th inst.
A sad accident had occurred on hoard the steamer
Bay Slate, on her passage from Fall River to New
York, on the Nth inst. It appears the crank-pin
broke suddenly, and the " walking beam," falling
iiptui the engine' knocked the cap ott the cylinder,
and thus caused a tremendous rush of steam, by-
which ten of her passengers were so severely scalded
that two young ladies died shortly afterwards, after
having been taken to the hospital.
A locomotive had exploded on the Georgetown and
Newbury Railway, killing the firemen and blorang his
=Mains a distance of 154Irods. None of the passen-
gr s were injured.
There had been a great decrease in the number of
deaths from yellow fever at New Orleans. Only 53
died of the disease on the previous Wednesday.
The epidemic, however, appears to be on the increase
in Mobile.
The weU-known Table Rock at the Niagara Falls
entirely disappeared. It fell on the morning of
the 9th inst. with a tremendous crash. No one is
supposed to have been under it at the time. The
projection is now all gone.