The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-26 00:00:00

TRH AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION OF PARMA.

According to the Correepondetwe Datums the
Aostrien general, Crenneville, wu disposed to with-
-11 draw from Punta on the 22nd, and the Duchess
Regent, having decided to support her minister,
would raise the state of siege on the occasion of the
anniversary of the death of Doke Robert.
A private letter from Parma, of Jane 19, says:

Yes eassot tangles la what a flop the Austrian Coast
de Crimmins le. He hes Windy span of poling his
begiage, sad hes tell the donne he will abaniss her to
her fats and is ardor to sake hos believe he is is lamest
has already sold some of his horses. . . The pvera-
nen% of the duchess has low all sort of prestige sad morel
fora estop% her pople. Eve year, ayes the senliess et
the povennsest, are sow weassiess of kit absolute weak-
DM.

FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.

We read is yesterday'. Indepaulartes Belo*: •••••
"It ie said that an interview will take place at no
remote period between the Emperors of Francs and
Austria. We know that the former of the.. sove-
reigns is going to Plozabillree, and it is asserted that
on leaving he will visit the Castle of Arenenberg, in
Switserland, where be was brought up, and from
thence will proceed to a frontier town, where he will
meet with Francis Joseph. This is bat rumour, but,
there is no doubt as to the constantly increasing
intimacy between the governments of France end
Austria, an intimacy for the attainment of which, we
mast admit, the cabinet of the Tuileries seems
hitherto to have made mare conoessions than that of
Vienna l first of all, on the Italian question, and after
that, about the Danubian Principalities. Doubtless
in so acting the French government is following up
some object that is not yet very clearly indicated."

We read io the Gamut papers of a well-known
ssnerris: "• soak, whoa, mamas Is Spam, aad who is a
member of a motile family is lie "had, la making a Stasi-
sage through Hammy with the peraiiielea of the Popo,
hie *West beteg to 'stabile► it preying sa'l'on, whose epeeist
teak it will be to pray la "impel" that tits Eagliele mato*
say be co norted sad want law the beeps of the trite
sharek."
The Duchess de Mootposier, as the Madrid
Nowadn , has waberoll the swath of hoe
The Belgian papas date that Lag Leopold is
abet to pay melba obit to ear sent
Banisi, who was lately staying at Strasburg, has
been (mania by hie Optician to the spa of Wildgestila.
H e \steads *Wag Mambas, Dread's, ?ragas, visas, mad
Bea..

A letter from St. Petersburg of the 18th, in the
Ontaritufionnekeays :_
_ _

Tee Emperor Alexander, aft., hie return from Riga and
Revel, hen taken op his residecce in the palace of Tomsk.;
Selo. A body of the bigamist Guard, 60,000 strong, is on
the march for Moscow, and will take six weeks to perform
the distance. Grand military if es will take place at the
coronation, at which 160,000 min will be assembled. Lord
Wodehouse, the English ambassador eitraerdinary, arrived
here yesterday by the Prussian Eagle steamer from Cron-
stadL He had been preceded by Mr. Actor, son-In-
law of Lord Granville. This young gentleman,
who was educated in France, has just left for Mos-
cow to prepare the palate appointed for hie father In law,
who is to nspreteat England at the coronation of the
Em-
peror Alexander. It is said that his lordship during his
stay at Moscow will give I magnificent Ikea. The
disasters of the inundations of France and the conduct of
tits Emperor Napoleon in going himself to convey assist-
ance and consolation to the sufferer', have produced much
somation in the Russian capital. The French residents at
St. Petersburg have opened sub.cript'oas for the Buff- r.re,
to which the Russian government has contributed.