The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-11 00:00:00

NEW AUSTRIAN CIRCULAR.

A new circular by M. Baol to M. de Hubner, in-
tended u a reply to the_late speech of the Em-
peror of the French, is spoken of. In this cir-
cular Austria maintains that she has kept all her
promises to the Western Powers ; that she never un-
dertook to do more than she has performed; that
Francs and England retain her preferences and her
symplthies, bet that she remains the sole judge as
to the suitable moment for her to take part is the
contest and in the conditions of the ultimatum,
the definite rejection of which is to determine her
to resort to extremities.

VIENNA, TUIIDAT.

The Emperor returned last evening from his
journey into Gallia', and was received with great
ceremony.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

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LND same=

TRIESTE, WZDNISDAT.

The steamer Australia arrived this morning M
half-past four a.m., in 110 e hours from Alexandria.

JOLT 6.

The India Mail leaves Alexandria this day with
intelligenos from Calcutta, June 4 ; Bombay, Jane 10.
Tranquillity prevails throughout India.
Lord Dalhousie is in the Nefigherries.
Baguets moderate.

Fachanp at Calcutta, 2a. ltd.
Money market easy.

FRANCE.

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PARIS, TI7IaDAT EVENING.

The Committee of the Cori' Legislatif appointed
to consider the proposed new taxes has made its
report, which has been distributed to members to-
day. The bill is approved of, but with this qualifica-
tion, that the taxes, instead of being granted indefi-
nitely, shall be limited to the years 1855 and 1856.
IThe committee expressos a hope that by the end of
the latter year the government will find other ways
and mesas should the state of the public service still
require the additional revenue now to be voted.
All the amendments proposed by different members
to the above bill were rejected by the Council of
State. _ _

The Patrie of last evening reported that, in the
night of the 7th and Bth, the Rushing had made a
sortie and been repulsed with great lose. Thin
must prime facie be esteemed a piece of
false news, linos General Pelissier's despatch
in the Monitescr, dated the Bth, at ten in the even-
ing, mys there is nothing new to announce. I have,
however, been assured in two or three quarters that
a despatch speNichig of a sortie was received peter.
day. The inference from the silence of the if.oniteur
is either that the affair was less important or less
encoessfel (on oar part) than the Patric supposes.
Ths Booms was somewhat more animated than it
has been for the last few days. It was rumoured
that the conditions of the new loan would differ from
thole of the preceding ones in this respect that no
discount would be allowed for pee-payment of instal-
ments. On this account several capitalists who had
sold with a view to the loan bought in again. The
Rents rise 200., *sing at 88fr. 20c. Railways were,
Arm, with a rise of 2fr. or 3fr. The great feature of
the day was an extraordinary rise (42fr. 50c.) in the

new amalgamated Company of Omai- basso.
The Petrie, in its " Latest Nowa" mays :—" Order
is being restored at Bereelons. The National Guard
Inpgarta the Captain-Omer& lime arrests have
bees sole. itto ea *Wag Ix the Meta et the
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