The Press.
London, England, 1857-08-01 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

The Emperor will commence his journey into
Hungary upon the Bth August.
The Austrian Gazette, alluding to the refugee
question, observes :

The British Government has addressed all the Govern.
ments threatened by the intrigue of the revolutionary
party, for the purpose of obtaining from them a com•
munication of the discoveries by which the crimes of
Mazzin► and his comrades have been exposed. But, as
the Parliament will adjourn in the course of the ensuing
month, the question can only be decided next session.
In the meantime, the British Cabinet will have put itself
in a position to be able to prove the culpability of the
political refugees whose expulsion is desired. The pro-
ceedings shortly coming on before the' tribunals, respecting
the attetrpts at assassination incessantly renewed against
the Emperor of the French, against whom the revolu-
tionary committee of London keep the dagger per-
petually aimed, will greatly contribute to enlighten public
opinion in England about the attempts of the political
refugees.

A Vienna correspondent of the Cologne Gazette
asserts that Sir Hamilton Seymour has made a com-
munication to the Austrian Government to the effect
that although Lord Palmerston does not think it re-
quisite to propose any measure to Parliament with
respect to the political refugees in London, ho has
resolved that they shall be subjected to a strict sur-
veillance, and a warning is to be given them not
to abuse the hospitality of England, if they would
escape the application of rigorous means.

BELGIUM.
The marriage of Princess Charlotte of Belgium
with the Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian was cele-
brated on Monday at Brussels. At the termination
of the civil part of the ceremony, the matrimonial
deeds were signed. Immediately after the civil mar-
riage the Court proceeded to the chapel where the
religious part of the ceremony wss performed. The
spectacle that here presented itself was magnificent,
and the chapel was crowded to excess with royal and
distinguished personages.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert landed at
Antwerp at a very early hour on Monday morning,
and was received by the Duke de Brabant and the
Count of Flanders and their suite, all of whom had
left Laeken before six o'clock. His Royal Highness
reached Brussels at nine o'clock. He was received
by the groups at the station with loud cries of " \rive
le Prince Albert!"

Brussels during the week has been very gay with
a series of fCtes in commemoration of the marriage.
The Archduke Maximilian and his bride are ex
pected to arrive at Vienna at the commencement
of the ensuing month, and will reside at the chateau
of Schoenbrunn until the 18th. They will then pass
some weeks in Venice, and in the course of October
make a formal entry into Milan.

PRUSSIA.
The Emperor of Russia left Potsdam on Tuesday
night, and embarked at Stettin on the following
morning on his return to St. Petersburg.
The Queen of Greece was to have arrived at Berlin
on Wednesday.

The Prussian Government, in reply to questions
put on the subject, has officially declared its full
approval of the conduct of the Prussian Ccpmis-
sioper in the Danubian principalitiel,