The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-29 00:00:00

THE DISPUTE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND

SARDINIA.

On this subject the Nord of yesterday hen the fol-
lowing passage:—" The relations between Austria
and Sardininolready sensibly altered in oaserquenies
of the marked attitude assumed by the cabinet of
Vienna in the difference which has arisen between
Piedmont and Tuscany respecting hf. Geati, have
received a new shock from a measure recently adopted
by the Austrian Government. Austria has put under
sequestration the effects and revenues of the sup-
pressed convents of Piedmont which are in Lom-
bard. The cabinet of Turin reclaims these in its ca-
pacity of legal successor to the secularised oonvents.
On the other hand, the Austrian Government contends
that a law promulgated in Piedmont cannot have any
binding force in Austria, and that it has a right to re-
serve the goods in question for their legitimate owner,
tba church, which, according to the Austrian laws,
cannot be despoiled of its property. There is in this
question material for a conflict which, envenomed by
English politics, may assume very serious propor-
tions."

THE CRIMEA.

The Resales organs in the press affect to feel as
meek severity with regard to Nioolaieff se they for-
met did about Bebutopol. The Nogiostal Gazette
aI lkidia, which supports Russian interests, asserts
*et the Bug has been rendered impracticable to the
MOW of several miles by means of materials sank,
lamed machines, and batteries on the coast. Five
carps dfansk, reinforced by militia, are to unite in
preventing the Allies from gaining perusal= of the
place. Notwithstanding all these emus of moist-
ens, it appears that the Csar has thought it ad-
visable to change his residence, and, if the Alsatian
Corresponding may be credited, the Emperor Alexan-
der has already left for Elisabethgrad, situated 130
English miles to the north of Nicolaieff.
The Austria* Gosette contains a Liter from Kalish
of the 21st, whisk says :—" All the troops passing
through Nieolaieff, an their way to the Crimes, are
reviewed by the Emperor Alexander. Amongst
others, the Emperor inspected the Hussar regiment
of the body guard, which left the Baltic provinces in
August last year with three light regiments of the
guard. Battalions of militia are arriving daily at
Nicolaleff, and are being directed on the Crimea and
other points of the Black Sea."
A letter from Hamiesch, in the Cbrriers Merton-
tile of Genoa, states that the Piedmont's, are actively
engaged in constructing a road from their encamp-
nut to •Balaklave, and in beildlog bets foe the
winter. General La Mamma hiseeelf inspects these
works daily.
A letter, of the lot of October, from the colony of
German Mennonites sear the Bea of Asoff, published
in the Berlin IrresseZeitisseg, rays that within the
last low days upwards of a thousand waggon, sash
drawn by two heroes, have paned through with sere
and floor for the Russian army in the Crimes; be- •
sides which they carry provisions and provender with
them for thrOs weeks' consumption, sad are to con-
vey provisions from Perekop to Binspheropol. It I.
said that the nobles have made a present to the Em-
item of this large,quentity of provisions, and pissed
*the means of conveyance at his disposal. There eats
be no doubt of the existence of an unknown military
mad into the Crimea, with an organised system of
"slap of waggons and hoew to transport the sick and
wended into the interior of Russia. In many parte
of the west of the Bea of Asoff the enemy have cer-
tainly sammitted much havoc, but the quantity of
grain destroyed Is fortunately not so large as might
have been expected, and the pries of wheat his not
risen in oonsequence, but remains at the former price
of 4i rubles per tiebetwert.