The Press.
London, England, 1856-07-05 00:00:00

RUSSIA.

An Imperial ukase has been addressed to the
Minister of Finance authorising the definitive issue
of two shries of State treasury bonds for six millions
of silver roubles, the interest commencing on the
Ist of July.
The coronation of the Emperor is fixed for the
first week in September. Immense preparations are
being made at Moscow.
The state of siege has been abolished in Ekateri-
noslaff, Taganrog, Cherson, and Podolia.
The Chevalier Louis de Tegoborski, the well-known
writer on Russian statistics, is mentioned as the suc-
cessor of the late M. Turkttl.

ITALY.
'The Neapolitan political trials were to be continued
on the 4th.
Letters from Parma and Piacenza state that an
outbreak was daily apprehended. The Austrian
army of occupation was being strongly reinforced,
and large supplies of ammunition and provisions
stored in the forts.
The Pope, according to the Courier de Marseilles,
is preparing a general amnesty for political offenders.
The amnesty will be proclaimed at the fête of St.
Peter, when some leading social reforms in the States
of the Church will also be announced.

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
'The disturbance at Valladolid have been sup-
pressed, and the civil governor of the town dismissed.
The Carlists are said to be seriously implicated in the
whole affair.
.The Cortes was prorogued on the Ist.

Intelligence from Lisbon to the 29th announces
the appointment of the Marquis de Loule to the
Public Wotks, and M. Sanches to the Interior. The
new loan is for 1,500 cont.% of reis, interest not to
exceed 25,0001. sterling. No yield of wine was anti-
cipated this year.

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

Ash Pacha during his stay at Vienna, it is re-
ported, succeeded in having it determined that the
Principalities should remain separated. The Moldo-
Wallachian population has declared itself in a sense
opposed to this.
*VI fl letter of June 27 in the Constitutionnel
The Itessarabian commission finds itself absolutely
co to ask from Russia a small portion of territory
beyond what is stipulated for in the treaty of Paris. The
Russian commissioners refuse, and have referred to St.
Petersburg for ititther instructions. It is not thought that
Russia will give way. The commission was at Bol€rad
from the Bth to the 10th. It has come to the conclusion
that it cannot possibly •trace out the new frontier without
comprising the town of 13o1grad in the territory to be ceded
by Russia to Moldavia.

The commission left on the 19th for Kotalmari.
M. de Boutineff, it was anticipated, would be the
Russian Ambassador to the Porte.
AMERICA.
Intelligence from New York to the 19th brings
little news beyond the electioneering exertions of
the different candidates. Mr. Buchanan's success
was anticipated.
From Panama, Juno 8, it appears that the Central
American States-had, formed a coalition to oppose
Walker, and thaliweix thousand men were marching
fele Nicaragua. ""f
A Spanish squadron had appeared off Vera Cruz,
and dimatided proniebt of the Spanish debt, under
a threat of taking possessibt of the town.
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THE PRESS.

gout aub jaskian.

His Majesty the King of the Belgians, accompa-
nied by the Count of Flanders and the Princess
Charlotte, arrived on &visit to the Queen on Tuesday
afternoon.

Her Majesty gave a State concert on Wednesday
evening, at which the Royal Family and guests were
present. The corps diplomatique and upwards of
500 of the nobility were invited.
Prince Frederick William of Prussia took his
leave on Saturday afternoon. His Royal Highness
arrived in safety on Sunday at Ostend, and started
direct for Aix-la-Chapelle.

Her Majesty, accompanied by her royal guests,
attended the Italian Opera on Thursday evening.
Her Majesty attended the grand ball at the
Duchess of Gloucester's last evening.
_ _ _

His Royal Highness Prince Oscar of Sweden spent
Thursday inspecting Portsmouth Dockyard and the
fleet. The Prince returned to town on Friday.

The Earl of Derby leaves town early in the ensu-
ing week for Knowsley, in order to receive a distin-
guished circle of sporting friends during the Liver-
pool race meeting.
The Duchess of Beaufort gave a grand ball on
Monday evening at the family mansion in Grosvenor-
square. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of
Cambridge and the Princess Mary honoured the
reunion with their presence, arriving shortly after
midnight.