The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-09 00:00:00

neutrality of the Isle of Serpents, where the Turkish
commandant is said to have prevented the Russians
from landing troops and munitions.
It is stated at Constantinople that Perak Khan
will give satisfaction to England, and that Mr. Mur-
ray will be recalled.

BERLIN, MTG. 7.

A letter from Vienna to the Dresden Gazette states
that Russia has evacuated the Isle of Serpents, which
has now been occupied by the lurks.

The Cbnstaittionnel, alluding to the news contained
in the above despatches, says

Then has been much talk lately of the occupation of the
Isle of B,rpents by the Turks. If we may credit the Nord,
it is • very tevial affair. The isle, u that journal says,
belonged to the Runless before the war, and they abandoned
It temporarily. The Turks having subsequently *templed
the island, the Russians, when peace was signed, thought it
right to enemies an act of owner.hip, and with that
view they sent four men to erect a beacon. That
is the limit of their re-occupation of the island, when
there were sixty Turks at the time. Letters from Germany
announce that the Russians offer to put the island in a
state of sequestration In the buds of the Allied Power..
One deep itch even says that they hats surrendered it
to the Turks. We trust that this affair will not disturb the
;ease any more thee the pretended fortification of Kars by
the Russians. The Journal do Constantinople idioms to the
• pleasure in raising difficult es, which are always soon die
pelted. It may not be without use to deem that this
journal his no official character.
The Bonen Zeitung, of Berlin, states:—

We hays 'cod ground, for believing that within the lut
48 hours the position of the portico to the late Treaty of
Paris, tf March 30, woe on the point of meaning a gnu,
if cot a warlike input. The manned occupation of Ears
! on the part of the Russians, and their takleg possession of
the Isle of Serpents, which commands the navigetioe of
the Danube, appeared t, the &WWI Ministry such a viola,
tioa of Article 20 of the Treaty of Paris, that orders had been
seat to the English visits still in the But, 40 sail strong,
to collect together @gain in the Block Bea, and by • warlike

demonstration to ensure the execution of the conditiotts of
peace. We rejoice, however, to be able to add to this ?as-
portant piece of news, and which comes to us from a weal•
proved goatee, the further information that the intimation
alone of this order in Bt. Petersburg has solaced to induce
the Renton government to give the meet satisfactory assn.
name se to the execution of the stipulations secured by
treaty, so that the executios of the above-mentioned order,
which bad already left London, has been able to to coun-
termanded.
The Correspondent Bureau states also :

It is abated positively that Lord Grauville, while Will

K the way t)Crioustait, received the official sews that the
differenors between the Western Powers and Russia with
r- geed to the aon-3vecnati.in of Kars and the occupation of

the Isle of Serpent. were already in the way of Battlement.
And farther,

We hoar that it has boon proposed by Prawn to draw ap
sad spree to as addttiosal article to the treaty of Marsh 30,
for the purpose of settling the matters coatteourd with its

Dumbno (elude wbicb were overlooked ►t the uwelasioa
of its treaty of pow.

DENMARK.

The number of ships that passed the Bound in the
•month of July wee 2,940, which is in so far remark
able as it exceeds beyond all comparison the treffic of
any single month oa record. Amongst the imports
into the Baltic were no less than 308 cargoes of cost
and 110 of salt, whilst amongst the exports there were
720 vessels laden with deals, sleepers, and other de-
scriptions of timber, 612 cargoes of corn lard seeds
(meetly bound for England and Holland), and 182
ships with hemp and Sax. The rest contained oolo-
nial produoe, manufactures, and general cargoes.

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COPENRAGEN,Avoim: 6.
Bight of oar principal houses, including the firms
of Mean. Broberg, Holm, La Maire, Melchior, Buhr,
Ryso, and Adler, invite the pnblio to join them in
the esteblishmeot of a private joint rook bank, with
a capital of six millions of dollars Danish oirresey.
The above named sight houses have subscribed, col-
lectirtly, for half a million.