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

RUSSIA.

A letter from St. Petersburg of the 81st ult.
says :—" It appears from the contracts for supplies
for the fleet in the Black Sea about to be entered
into at Niaolaieff, that the force of the fleet will not
exceed 3,000 men."

Accounts from Warsaw state that the town of
Reiahow, which has recently been destroyed by
fire, and which, after Riew, was the second com-
mercial town of Volhynis, contained at the time more
than a million bushels of wheat, which were con-
sumed by the dames. In the neighbourhood of
Lublin a portion of the forests have been burned down.

Reeeniaosounts from Nicolaieff state that the prize
money derived from the Turkish vessels captured at
the commencement of the war and at Sicope is now

being distributed.

GREECE.

"Sir Hamilton Seymour," says the Co:ogna Gau:te,
"ham remitted to Count Buol a note horn his govern-
ment, which details the reuons that prevent the im-
mediate evacuation of Greece."

MONTENEGRO.

The &avian newspapers publish a document
emanating from the secretary of "Prince" Giallo,
of Montenegro. The complaint of this personage is
that Montenegro finds itself too confined within its
present frontiers, and hardly exists as a state.
Shortly after the publication of this manifesto, the
Prince undertook to ehutise the tribes that do not
think proper to recognise his supremacy, and lean
more towards the Turks—that is to say, those which
since the death of the late Vladika, who at the same
time was the patriarch of the non•united Greek faith
of Montenegro, refuse to recognise the purely tem-
poral authority of Prince Giallo, the nephew of the
deceased Vladika.

Before the last campaign of Omer Pieta in 1552
discontent had already become general in Montene-
gro. Prince Danilo's nearest relatives have plotted
against him. On that occasion the second uncle of
the Prince (George Petrovitcb, President of the
Senate), saved neigh), by inducing Austria to inter-
vene in his behalf.

Since then the Prince has made himself an object
of greater dislike than ever, in consequence of the
way in which be hu persecuted all that excited his
suspicions. His uncle Peter died in exile; the estates
of mental Montenegrins of local consideration have
besa confiscated ; while the introduction of a
INV code, and the fresh assessment of the
tend% contribute so much to swell the general
dinastent, that it is solely owing to the actual pre-
sident of the Senate, George Petrovitch, a man both
st ability and honour, that civil war has not broken
oat at Montenegro.
Prince Danilo hex resolved upon chastising and
sehjecting all the tribes that have fallen off. Should
the issue be successful, he would thereby advance his
frontier to that of Sonia, and he would gain a foot-
in g on the shone of Lake Scutari.
The Pacha of Bosnia and the Sersekier command.
log at Mountic have received orders to proceed to
the frontier with all the disposahle troops, in order to
blockade Montenegro. Abdi Pacha is to be the
commander-in chief, and it is probable that he will
have collected by the end of September a force of
30,000 men in the Herzegovina and Albithia..
Montenegro will naturally be reduced to the de-
fensive, and the question to be solveti is, how long it
will be able to sustain this blnekacl.e. Should Austria
remain neutral, and the Prince 'oe supported only by
the tribe of Petrovitch, it ir-wms probable that the
other tribes will abandon him, and again elect •
rttlaroli Vladike, who will negotiate with Abdi

We reed in the Nuremberg Correspondent :
The Austrian cabinet will in e so a mediator for
the prevention of war between Montenegro and Turkey.
Tee Austrian intensnacio at Constantinople, Baron van
Proboscis Osten, has already received instraczions to this
effect trove Vistas. The motives for Austria's intervene oft
are founded on the injuries that such a ma. would 'Mixt on
the trade of Dalmatia, and on the unforeseen results It
might teed to in a pdisisel now.
A letter of the 21st of August, from Andvari, in
the Agrees Gazette, says :
♦ Turkish nan-of-mar, with 600 regular troops on baud,
came tote harbour this day. It is to ►e followed to-storrou
by two steam.