The Express.
London, England, 1854-01-14 00:00:00

GEILNIANY!_

VIENNA, FILIDAY.
After the late prolonged panic the bourse exhibits
a feeble reaction. Closing prioes yesterday : Austrian
Five per Cent. Metallic', 911. Exchange on Lon-
don, 12. Bank Shares, 1,30. The Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 811. Gold, 271 per cent. prem.
Silver, 221 per cent. prem.
FRANKFORT, TIIIIRBILI.Y.

Prices are again rather lower. Austrian Five per
Cent. Metallies, 731. Spanish Deferred Three per
Cents., 20 1-16.

BRAZILS.

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LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY NOREING.
The South American and General Steam Naviga-
tion Company's screw steam-ship, Lady Eglintoe,
Captain Downward, arrived is the Mersey late last
evening from the Brazils. She has brought 6,000
dollars in specie.
Her dates are Monte Video, Nov. 22 ; Rio Janeiro,
Dec. 10; Bahia, 16; Pernambuco, 19; St. Vincent,
28 ; end Lisbon, Isnuary 8.
A rupture had taken place in the Monte Videan
Ministry, which led to various resignations. In the
Interior, Blanco's party took up arms against the
government, atd seized the village of Calonia. The
authorities were obliged to retire to Buenos Ayres
for safety.
At Buenos Ayres business had assumed a satisfac-
tory aspect. A new commercial tariff was to come
nto operation on the Ist of January. The duty oa
articles of import was to be modified by the provi-
sions of the measure.
Exchange at Monte Video on London was quoted
at 411, and at Rio Janeiro 2%.
The next mails for the Brazils and River Plate
will be carried out by the Olinda screw steam ship,
Capt. Harem, belonging to the same company,
which sails from Liverpool on the 24th inst.

THE WAR.

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

Much doubt still pads respecting the terms .
which the Porte bee Nesmated to treat fur peace.
The announcement of tin Moo si teur that the Ports
had "adhered to all the prepositions of the Four
Powers" is far from satisfactory, since the public was
informed a week before by the same authority that
the Divan and the Ambassadors were at one respect-
ing the terms on which peace should be made. Had
the Ifonaeur stated that the propositions referred to
were precisely those inscribed in the published collec-
tive note, all uncertainty would have been removed.
But it is doubted in some quarters and positively
denied in others that the Porte has accepted either
the renewal of the treaties or the armistice. A very
her days must clear up this winery, and also
Cus substantially in possession of the
s *newer to the entrance of the fleets
labs the Black Sea. On this latter point
inhresess have been drawn from the language of the
semi-ollielal organ of the Austrian government, which
are, perhaps, open to correction. The Oest. Corres-
pondent has once or twice assured the German
radio that the explanations of the British and
French governments on one aide, and the pacific
disposition of the Cur on the other, divested the
entrance of the fleets into the Black Sea of all danger
u a provocative to war. But events have shown
that, however well qualified the Austrian organ mar
be to speak for the designs and spirit of the English
cabinet, it is not competent to predict with certainty
the some of the Cur. When Reechid Paella gave
intelligibility and meaning to the first Vienna note
the Austrian government, through the Correspotidess,
assured the public that the modifications were of so
trivial a character that no exemption would be taken
to them at St. Petersburg. Other errors, the results
of exaggerated optimism, might be quoted.
The transports for conveying coal to the English
squadron have set sail from Malta for the Black Sea.
They are bound for Trebisond.

The Correspondence of Berlin of the Bth states
that Count de Reiset had passed through that city
with &apaches for St. Petersburg. He remained
24 hoses In the Prussian capital, and was presented
to Y. de Mastoids' by the Ambassador of Prance.
The OnvegoseidenCe states that the 4E: of If.
de Relit amnesia the ultbsetem le or or re.
t=el erbish detonable dm of the
sad liagwilllisk govermanite.
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est es toms et hostility with Be,ond es lbs Western
Powers are, by their acoupatime of the black Bea.
The military operations will matioas, in conformity
with the desire of the Porte and Bemis, during the
segeoistisam ler pesos. It is set believed that them
aegoeistime will be of say sliest, seeing that the
=se lasholes will her assent to revise the
hawses Rada sad Turkey with
the arege= al the gismigoesetlasies of the ether
powers. Itis est bolieml that Ramis will declare
war whoa ties 'sited Mesta shall have entered the
Black Sea, bet it is those& that the Russian troops
will aces the Danube as soon as the season may
allow of it.

The Swiss Federal Diet resumed its sittings on the
9th inst. in both assemblies. M. Plods, the Presi-
dent of the National Council, remarked in his opening
address that the conflict between Ticino and Austria,
which is of ten mouths' duration, was still pending,
and the sufferings of the Ticinese required that some
steps should be taken without delay for their relief.
The Federal (executive) Council would shortly make
a report on the affair. M. Labbardt is appointed to
mode over the Federal Court before which Contini,
the Austrian spy, is to be arraigned.