The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-16 00:00:00

THE NEGOTIATIONS AT VIENNA.

The Paris sorrespoodeat of the beds peosdance
Be:ye wads as follows, under date of Paris, Jul 13 :
As you me aware, the diplomatic world is pendded th►t
that. are sane iscret comtenatisas between the Emperor of
the Yreech end Francis Joseph. 1 cars meths, away nor
silim mach reasoare, but what I. carman ma, that for the laat
two days she Emperor has apprormd to be absorbed In
thought. Ha had remind numerous despatches from Ger-
may, and It wee clearly men that some secret working was
Oaf ea to his Wad. .

Among the attendants of the Emperor. awl at head•quar-
ten, there wee an expectation of some bold move upon
Vora, when upon having table (the day h►. not been told
me), about seven In the eveatait, the Emperor gent for
Orator Fleury. "Yy dear general," be said to bum in
woe of the Kin of Sardis* who looked Tory saxione,
Mt who, tsevertbsirs, shortly after, approved with a wave
of Ids head and a nod the Emperor's words, " I want et this
mansit• military diploordet. I went a man who ie mild,
offesitirory, and andabtw nave thought of you. HIM it
a War I am now adder to the Emperor of Arra ;
pm will take It to Versa. Egad it nwk, yourself maser
sf he tesdenr. I auk kr a tree lt M orrery that the
Itsagistor Joseph goad wort it. I depend on your intellt-
wore to develop the thee the germs of which are in this
ham"

Thereupon he Rae• him a few etpLaelationa, which m-
ethod the King of Piedmont's approval. The genera took
• earls" sad, arempanied by M. Vernon, his aide-de-
camp, get out fa Verona. Although the disteme was net
meat, the dittimblas in getting to the outpost. wen extreme.
Oaua•l Fleury did net ester Verona before hak-pest ten et
LIMTM Ammar et Austria was in bed and sound
. but when it -es mentioned to b;. aide-de-camp en
duty that General Fleury bad brought a t.tter tram the Em-
ptier of the Freach, they woks op the Emperor. He Armed
in baste, and then Omen' Fleury we. introduced. Ott
reeding Napoleon'. letter surprise sad emotion were depicted
cm kis Majesty's mantenasice.

" Your cnansunication is a very merlon. one," add le,
"sad I require reflection. Remain here till to-mwrow
'wrung; by eight o'clock I will gve yis the answer." " I
am at your blejed)'s Indere," replied Oeuend Fieary
"Ineartheless, I craw pertinence I subset slew matters ter
year coanderstion, which will explain to par M.jesty the
step taken by the Emperor." Gonad Fleury now entered
at length on the minas which should induce the Emperor
FfeStill /omega to accept the peopwitton Made to kW; the
yeednlty d tba two snake rendering a conflict leasuland
the medlatlea that would arrive too late ; and the f eraidahle
snick yrepring avian Venice. " Toe counderstkes yea
held eat le me ere welgtvy," replied Francis Joseph; '1
will think them, sad toituonew in Tiling you shall have
my easwer." He ordered big grand equerry to vacate Itie
spernaeat for General Fleury. At eight o'clock the reaseal
wee lotrodaced , the Emperor of Austria had another long
summation with tiro and dually hauled him the answer.
Three hours later the ;renewal had returned and was undid*
Empalme.
Ogles to these nommusicatinns an interview took place
Wines Marshal V.dlsat end Generol Hese.

Bat the limper; Nerleatabed resolved upon hia entree.
He thought that s cosignes would nuavion delays. end tbst
the bents of pence ohm dud bettnum Am two sovereigss, all
weedd be Itoury. It wae the 10t5,.,* of both to roue i.. He,
pellosn's argument is this We are overrun by the rave-
kites ; Ido sot wish A any more time you co. We both
what to maintain the postai:A authority, tot we are both
Whelks; la as Coma to es undtraranding." The Rtnternr
of Austria bee comprehended the toil range of the imperial
Mean He thoroughly biestilloti A with there, and
believe that lb. Isola mesplite underistendieg now travails
between the two towsteigns.
I hew also heard the woe of Brutwls owntiooed as the
city when the fineries might seeessek, Out I only seal it
to yea with soma *able rewire.