The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-09 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE RUMOURED INTERVIEW OF THE
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA WITH THE EM-
PEROR NAPOLEON.

(IT •CIMAIINI TELEORAPH.)
(PROM 0171 OWN CORRIIIVONDINT.)
PARIS, WIDNIIID•To 10 A N.
The Moniteur of to-day contains the following offi-
cial notification:

" Several journals, in France u well as abroad, are
trying to accredit a statement that the Emperor is
about immediately to go to Arenenberg, and to Bre-
gets, to meet the Emperor of Austria. This state-
ment has no foundation whatever."

TURKEY AND THE EAST.

MARSEILLES, TVZBDAT, JULY 8.

•
The Danube hu arrived with Constantinople news
to June 30. The Grand Vizir Aali Pacha, had
arrived on the 28th. A decree of the Porte orders
the immediate apportionment of the tax to be paid
provisionally by non-Mussulmans, in lieu of serving
in the army.
Preparations were making fora grand fete, to be
celebrated at Constantinople on July 5, in honour of
the allied generals. Marshal Pelissier and General
Codrington were to be presented with the cram of
Medjidie set in diamonds, and richly orna-
mented swords. This despatch mentions July 3,
aa the date when Marshal Pelissier was to leave the
Crimea. At that date there remained in the penin-
sula but 3,000 French, 1,800 English, and about 100
Piadmonteu.

23,000 French troops are at this moment en-
camped at Constantinople. A part of this fermi will
embark for France in the course of the week.

GREECE.

ATHENS, JULY 2.

The Minerva has been rigida seised for the publi-
cation of another false circular attributed to the go-
vernment. The authors of the circulars and the ma-
nager of the journal bare been arrested.
The government has presented to the chambers a
bill for granting a pension of 12,8004. to M. Plano-
oordato.

The Queen governs is the absence of King Otho.

A letter from Athens, in the Augsbu►g Gazette,
states that the suspect." author of the forged raiais-
terial circular, signed Beira* has been acquitted
by the Tribunal of lootruation on the ground that
there is no sufficient proof against him. The public
precentor has lodged an appeal against this judg-
ment.

ARRESTS AT HAMBURG.

The Independence Beige has the following from
Hamburg, dated the 4th :

The police of this city have just effected an arrest which
leas 'rested some mention. A Pole, Y. Joseph Olsesski,
ea emigrant of old date from his own country, when kis
property is esonestratad, arrived here a few weeks ago from
Load's. Upon the streagth of as information received
from some secret saints I. London, ear police made a sud-
den Irruption into Y. Olsceski's toms, where they dieco-
vend, it is mid, some bones Billed with addieeses and pro-
clamations printed is England, and drawn up by the revolu-
tionary committee that hes established in that country the
losses of its operatioas. Then printed sheets were to be die-
tr.bated by tbonsands over the kingdom of Pulsed. The
plot had its ramifications at Berlin. It is announced that
the police of that capital have just made there several
political streets among the Polish refugees. If. Goldheim,
lieutenant of police, at Berlin, accompanied by two agents,
ease yesterday and demanded the surrender of M. aseeeki,
wlio will be conveyed to Berlin, and from these escorted to
the Polish frontiers, where he will be handed over to the
military authorities of Bassi'.

AMERICA.