The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-21 00:00:00

Barometrical pressure hiMincreTirieci,
of Ireland since yesterday, and is
British isles. Weather is generally Bn
winds. Mach rain has fallen in Scotian

on the 'oath coast
•lacresslas over the
e with moderate westerly
id, with thunderin places.

His Highness Prince Boris Stcherbatoff, family,
and suite have arrived at the Alexandra Hotel, Hyde-
park-corner, from Russia.

_
The Empress Eug4nie, on the oceasion of the
fête on the 15th inst., ordered a sum of 60,800 fr. to be dis-
tributed among the 76 societies of Maternal Charity whose
organisation has been approved.

The Freindenbkfft of Vienna publishes the fol-
lowing letter from Salzburg, dated the 16th :
" The affluence of foreigners here is immense ; all the
apartments in the hotels are already retained. The
programme of the French soverei3n's stay is not
definitely settled, but on Tuesday there is to be
luncheon at Blenheim, illumination of the chateau
and park, fireworks, and regattas ; and on Wednes-
day a visit to Berchiesgaden, and luncheon at Malkin.
There has been also some question of organising a rifle
shooting meeting. The horse rode by the Emperor of
Austria on the occasion of his coronation has been brought
to Salzburg, and will be placed at the disposal of the
Emperor Napoleon. The stay of their French Majesties
is to last until the 22nd."

MOVEMENTS OP GARIBALDI.—The Rif orma pub-
lishes the following note :—" We believe General Garibaldi
will not continue the journey he intended to make into
Umbria, where, however, he is looked for with general
impatience. We believe that weighty political reasons
have caused him to come to this resolution. These
motives are favourable to a solution of the Roman ques-
tion."

THE REPORTED I NBCRRECTION IN BULGARIA.
The Nord bail the following :—" A telegram from Con-
stantinople announces that troops and war munitions
have just been despatched to Varna. That measure is
evidently intended for Bulgaria ; is airy more con-
vincing testimony necessary as to the gravity of
the insurrection there! Let it be remembered that
at the commencement of the Candiote rebellion
the Turkish journals as obstinately denied the gravity of
the movement, while the continual sending of reinforce-
ments opposed day by day the most eloquent denials to
these denegetions. This is what we see now produced in
the Bulgarian rising. The fact is that this movement in Bul-
garia takes proportions more and more considerable. Mitbat
Paoba demands instant reinforcements; the most able gene-
rals,the Polish renegade,Craikowski,and Mahmoud Pucka,
have declared that with the means at their disposal they
could nut render themselves masters of the insurrection.
The A usburg Ca:ettr, from which we borrow these details,
adds that the Bulgarian rising is infinitely more redoubt-
able for the Ottoman Empire than the Candiote one.
GREECE. —An Athens letter in the Si ecle has the
following :—" Benue, for the destruction of brigandage
continue on the grandest scale, and the fact now appears
more and more evident that this pest was kept up solely
by Turkish elements. Of every score of brigands captured
or killed, 18 at least belonged to the Mahometan creed.
On the Intelligence of the death of King Otho the
entire Greek press appeared with black border. That
monarch's weakness of character was forgotten, and only
his tried Philhellenism and good intentions were remem-
bered. From Montenegro we receive most melancholy
news. Both the cholera and a frightful destitution ►re
ravaging the country. Prince Nicolas is doing all he can
to alleviate the sufferings of the population."

M. Wartel, the teacher of Mdlle. Nilsson, the
well-known shirr: has just received from the King of
Sweden the insignia of the Royal Order of Vas.