The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-06 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

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CRACOW, Dic. 29.
The position of Austria towards Russia is becoming
every day more threatening; and, if the signs do not
deceive, It would appear that active hostilities are on
the eve of breaking out. The whole of our first in-
fantry corps and a division of the Grenadiers have
already taken up their position on the right bank of
the Vistula. The commissariat have taken the need-
ful steps for the due victualling of the troops, and
orders have been given to the landed proprietors to
furnish the necessary amounts of provisions for the
men and horses in nature. General Sievers, the
head of the infantry corps, who has been for some
time on a visit at Warsaw, was obliged to quit that
capital, by the special orders of the Emperor of Aus-
tria, in such a hurry, that he had not time even to
take leave of his sou.

Notwithstanding the threatening aspect of the
Continent—says the Czas, whose Russian tendencies,
however, are well known—the Polish securities have
not fallen. However, it is impartial enough to add
that the scarcity of metallic currency has reached a
great height, and is becoming daily more severely
felt in private life. The Cans publishes a letter
from Poland, in which it is asserted that the military
power of Russia has been greatly underrated, and
that in the spring it will have no lees than six sepa-
rate armies all completely organised, and ready to act
wherever their services are required.

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COPENHAGEN, Dec. 31.

Colonel Andras, the now Minister of Finances, is
specially appointed by the King for conducting all
affsire relating to the carrying on the government
Woe's with the parliament.
The Count Wulf, of Scheel-Plessen, the newly
appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs, has declined
accepting the portfolio, preferring to retain his pre-
sent appointmest of Danish envoy at Stockholm.
The last British swallow in the Baltic, her Ma-
ty's steamer Magicienne,l6, Captain Thos. Fisher,
loft Elsinore for England, and if she escapes the
dreadful storm from the N.W. raging here, may be
expected to make her appearance is the beginning of
the new year.