The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-28 00:00:00

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itEPORTED MUTING OF ININMONC4
The Wander* of Vienna mays :--" uld be
'delighted to see the confirmation of a rusperwhiek
baa reached us from a good source. It:pointa to
nothing less than a very early meeting of the most
powerful sovereigns of Europe, to take place after
the departure of the Emperor Alexander from
Nice, whence he is to proceed direct to Paris. The
invitation of the sovereigns to &iambi° at Paris
would emanate conjointly from the Emperor
Napoleon and Alexander IL"

SOUTHERN RUSSIA.

A letter from Odessa of the 15th says:

The unexpected visit of the Grand Duke Michael here
hen created considerable surprise ; the general impression
is that he has some special object in view. Oa his
arrival he proceeded to the Metropolitan to receive the
benediction of his eminence the Archbishop of
Chersou and Odom. The old Russian party were
delighted to see hie highness, whom they oonaider to
be one of their champions on account of his conquest of
anemia, which they thfisk ►n immense thing, 500,000 Mae-
animus having been driven out of the country. The Grand
Duke reviewed the troop. forming the garrison of Odious
and had • run on the railway, with which ha appeared well
pleased, and he took an active interest in the work ; he urged
the necessity of every means being employed to get it com-
pleted as soon se pomible. It is hoped by the end of 1865
Hharkoff will be united to Odessa. During the visit
of his highness • special military cannon was held
and he demanded a detailed account of the military depots
on the Dnieeter, the Bug, and the Dnieper. The result
of the inquiry is, that the depots are found to be furniihed
as completely a. I if Russia was on the point of entering cm
• campaign. The Greed Duke specially ,inspected Baader
and the other depots of the Dniester, and ordered some new
fortific►tions at Alderman for defending the entry of the
Dniester against every eventuality. Although Russia has
withdrawn several regiments l►tely concentrated in Bessa-
rabia, nevertheless according to official reports, 80,000
troops are stationed from the Prath to the Dnieper. On
the opposite line there are 40,000 Comacks of the Don sad
2.5,000 infantry. These troops form the sth army corps,
which is the army of the south. This must not be con-
founded with the army of the Caucasus, which is altogether
separate.

(RIMER'S TELEGRAMS.)
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON

AT NICK.

NICE, Oct 28.
The Emperor of the French reached Nice at
half-past 8 yesterday evening in perfect health.

THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 23.

Dagbladd of to-day says :—" We hear, but can-
not vouch for the truth of the news, that on Wed-
nesday last intelligence unfavourable to peace, ar-
rived here, and the sudden summons of the Council
of State was on that account. The orders issued
by the military authorities at Copenhagen seem to
confirm thie rumour. It is asserted that Prussia
demands that the treaty of peace should not be
submitted to the Ri..;eraad. The rumour that
General Falkenstein has absolutely forbidden all
imports and exports by sea is fully confirmed."

MEETING OF SPANISH CAPITALISTS.
MADRID, Ocr. 27.

The Noticia.q of to-day states that a meeting of
capitalists took place yesterday at the Ministry of
Finance.

The Minister said that, pending the opening of
the Chambers, it would be necessary to satisfy the
wants of the Treasury. He appealed to the pa-
triotism of those present to negotiate 600,000,000
reels of the bonds given in payment of the national
property, or to subscribe to an issue of hypothe-
cated notes of the Bank, bearing interest at 6 per
cent.

The westing separated without onnina to say
decision.

ARRIVAL OF TEE GREAT BRITAIN.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 28.
The Great Britain, from Melbourne on the 27th
of August, has arrived here. She brings 32,000 oz.
of gold.

She reports that the Star of Peace, from Lon-
don, had arrived at Hobson's Bay, and that the
Essex was off Cape Ottway on the 27th August.
The Great Britain spoke the Morning Light,
from London to Sydney, on the 30th August.

ARRIVAL OF THE PERUVIAN.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 28.
The Canadian steamer Peruvian, from Quebec,
on the 15th inst., arrived here at Bs. in. to-day.

AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 28.
The Etna, from New York on the 15th inst.,
has on board 114,0001. in specie.