The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-16 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

. RUSSIAN OOIINTER-PW)PORAIZ•

The Journal des Debate of this morning has the
following:
"We have received, under the data of the lltk,
some interesting news from Vienna. Count de
Stackelberg, bearer of the reply which the Cabinet
of St. Petersburg has made to the communicatior

with which Count Eeterhazy had been entissted by
the Austrian cabinet, had arrived. The Russian reply
was communicated in the morning to M. de Bad,
who, after learning its contents, seat orders to M.
d'Esterhazy to quit Bt. Petersburg immediately and
return to Vienna. The following has transpired
relative to the Russian reply :
" Russia accepts the principle of the neutralisation
of the Black Bea, and engages not to build any mili-
tary arsenals : Runk offers to put under the safe-
guard of the European powers the treaty which she
will make with Turkey to As the number and strength
of the light vessels of polies. Finally, Russia consents
to eede to Turkey the entire delta of the Danube ; she
will abandon all the months of the river without ex-
ception, and will retire tot distance from the Danube
which shall be fixed. Them would then be between
the frontier of Russia and the left bank of the branch
nearest to that frostier a space of ground which
would be unoccupied. This concession would involve
the return to Turkey of the fortress of Ismail and
many others."

Yieterday's indeiresidesew Bele* gives the
frost a special oarrespoodent, expressing at the
sue time its hill credence in the writer's state-1
mints :

" VIENNA. UN. 12.
" Besides the Russian courier who arrived here on
the evening of the 10th, another arrived yesterday,
sent from Bt. Petersburg by Count Feterhasy. The
following has transpired relative to the despatches
of which both are bearers —We are assured that
Russia acospts the propositions which have been sub-
mitted to ker. To that which concern the freedom
of the Danube, linos it is a wish of Germany, site
consents; she coasents, even if not to the cession of
the part of Bessarabia which is made the
additional article of the Second Point, at
least to the principle of a new limitation of frontier
between Russia and the Principalities; but demands
that the plan of this new limitation be determined in
a European congress, and not decreed, from hence-
forth, before all negotiation. As to the neutralisation
of the Black Bea, she consents to that even, are upon
certain details. fibs desires, for example, that Nico-
-1 laioff be not included in the arsenal. or military posts
which else is to give up upon the Black Bea; and in
fact this port is not situated upon that ass. Russia
proposes for the rest the mutual exchange of con-
towed territory.
" See, at least, the version which is accepted in our
political world. If it be correct, it will be emu that
it is not the Third Point, but the Second, which at
this moment presents the most difficulties; while the
acceptation of the prineiple of a new limitation of
frontiers in Bessarabia is a large concession by
Itassia.

"Moreover, I have some rumens to doubt that the
above-mentioned couriers brought the definite reply,
properly so called, to the propositioas submitted to
Raw& I tellers rather that their despatches coo-
Mined bat precursory ladies. of the probable reply,
and it is not impossible that Count Btackelberg, who'
left Bt. Petersburg at the 9th, was the bearer of ad-
adonisl concessioas ea the goat:ion of the cession of
territory."

Os the other head the liselopendesedo sostaiee
televaphio despatch from Vienna dated yesterday,
which says, it wee very generally rumoured that
Prince Gortchakoff was making preparations for
(pitting that city on Friday nest, but was waiting
farther instructions by telegraph from St. Petersburg.
The Indepetdance attributes the provision relative
to the cession of territory in Bessarabia, to Austria.
According to our Bruin& oontensporary,—it was
purely an "Austrian thought."
Oar own correspondent at Vienna telegraphs under
dabs of yesterday evening :
"AU the Vienna wowing papers speak of the new
state al affairs r ' most swim," unexpected,' and
' alarming.'

“ iii. whole persessowi of the Russian Embassy
have received orders to leave Violas.”

The interdiction of the rehandle( of the fortress
of Situareasd, supposed to be provided for is the
"special seedlike's" alluded tofu the ultimatum, was
ismerted, °believes the Debate, in the special interest
of Sweden.

FRENCH FINANCE:

The Matador, of this day, publishes the report of
the Milts, of Pismo= to the Emperor upon the
flaancial condition of the country.
The report concludes as follows :
"To resume, Sir., this simple sketch of the
principal financial mete of the past year shows
us a somenercial activity without a parallel ; un-
heard of progress in consumption ; two moinneas
louts, paid up with the greatest regularity, and is a
great msasare before the payments were dee; besides
tits loans, more than 136,000,000, a sem which bad
never berme been brown to have been employed in
the purchase of Routes, for the departments ; the
direst contributions paid by anticipation, sod al-
most without expense ; a well balanced budget
the floating debt reduced; and all thie despite the
war, despite the aisle in the high pries of food,
despite the very considerable outlay whisk accidental
circumstances imposed spat ne. What greater
root could be given of the vitality and rich:ems of
the country and of all that France is capable of ► oder
a popular government, with such remotions wisely
employed P Extravagance aloes might be feared.
Tour Majesty will know how to obviate that danger
by your high prudeoce, by firmly opposing the in-
considerate temptations of speculation, sad by ad-
journing, is the interest of the enterprises already
etrameseed, all those which do not bear the evident
math of argeney."

THE BALTIC.
Le Nord has the following despatch:
0 HAMBURG, MQSDAT.
" Two English men of war, serving es a vanguard
to others, have arrived before Copenhagen returning 1
to the Baltic to resume their emirs."

A Wks hem Tura states that beam his &par-
am ton Os &lam, Osumi Mamas obssosel as sons
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jals op fa lomps."

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He Aerie Dollen Legics.

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