The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-20 00:00:00

RUMOUIIS OF NEGOTIATION.

Our diplomatic contemporary, the Frankfort Post
Gasotto, is informed by a letter from a good source,
at Vienna, that "a fresh attempt is to be made to re-
establish peace. A fresh note will be sent to Russia
through the medium of Austria. In this note the
demands of the allied powers will be once more ex-
plicitly stated, and the proposition will be made for
re-opening negotiations on this 'ramie. Should Russia
not accept this proposition, the military minutiae
between Austria and the Western Powers will be im-
mediately ratified. Respecting the demands of
the Western Powers, the assurance has been given
that they are still moderate to an eminent
degree. The original programme has been retained,
nor has a single point been added that is not the na-
tural consequence of the military advantages obtained.
Among these consequences is as indemnity for war
expenses. which will doubtless figure as the most
important feature of the new negotiations.
"A fresh treaty is spoken of as having been con-
cluded between France and England on the one part,
and Turkey on the other. Its object is to invest the
Western Powers with the right of keeping garrisons
in various puts of Turkey. The points specified are
Varna, Adrianople, Constantinople, and Gallipoli.
Varna and Stoops would bo used as maritime eta-
tiara by the Western Powers.•

The date of the fongoing letter is Sept. 14.

LATEST FROM

DESPATCH FROM

ABROAD.

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PARIS, TIORSDAI Monnixo.
The following despatch has been received from
General Pelissier, dated Sebutopel, Sept. 17 :
s4Ths enemy have not destroyed their docks, the
neighbouring establishments, the barracks of Fort
Nicholas, or Fort Quarantine.
The commission hie commenced the enumeration
of the materials left. A first general survey has
given the following result :-4,000 guns, 50,000 balls,
a few hollow projectiles, a large quantity of smell
shot, a large quantity of powder (aotwithstandiog all
the explosions that have taken place), 500 anchors, half
in excellent condition, 25,000 kilogrammes of copper,
2 steam engines of SO-horse power, a considerable
quantity of sawn timber for ship•fendert.'
The following despatch, dated Sebastopol, Septem-
ber 18, has also been received :—" The generals and
superior onions who have been wounded are going
on as well as possible. Have no anxiety on their
account."

MARSEILLES, thre. 19.
The following additional details have been brought
by the Indus:
"It was on the 6th of Sept. that the fire was
opened on Sebastopol. All the French mortars were
directed upon the Malakhoff, which was carried on
the Bth after four hours' fighting.
" At the

It of the action the Russian
liner Twelve Apostles and a frigate were in flumes. •
"The Central Bastion and the Quarantine Battery
were the first works which exploded.
" The Russians are massed on the north side, be-
I hind Fort Constantine.

"M. Cestagne, French Consul at Erzeroum, bee
died.

" Fead Effendi hu reeeieed from the Sultan the
Medal of Merit."

The following has also been received by telegraph
from Marseilles :—" Advice's from Kin to Aug. 27
state that the camp is always invested. Tho Press'
cf Orient publishes a notification calling on capitalists
to subscribe for the construction of the railway from
the capital to Belgrade. Faad Effendi has received
from the Sultan the medal of Older of Merit. The
death of M. Castagne, French Consul at Erzeronm,
is announced."

ARRIVAL OF THE "

We learn by electric telegraph that the steamer
Telegraph, Captain Nichoi.soo, wbich left Kamiesch
on the 11th of September, conveying Gen. S;mpson's
despatches relative to the fall of Sebastopol, araived
at Marseilles this morning. _ _ _

Majoreurson,the officer in charge of the despatches,
left by special train at one o'clock this afternoon.
He will, therefore, reach the War-office in the
course of to-morrow.

(rzox ova

BERLIN, SIFT. 19.
Telegraphic accounts have arrived here from St.
Petersburg.

The Emperor of Russia, accompanied by the three
Grand Dukes, will go from Moscow to Nicolaisff and
the Crimea.

The journey to Warsaw is girm up.

TRIESTE, Sm. 15.

For the first time the Austrian Lloyd's steam-
vessel Ferdinand L succeeded without meeting with
any impediment in reaching Cla:lts. She arrived
there at 2 o'clock on the 14,11, with 150 passengers
land merchandise.