The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-21 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE EAST.

VIENNA, TUISDAT.
Intelligence from Constantinople of the 16th, states
that a convention has been concluded between the
Ottoman Porte and the Western Powere, by virtue of
which the troops of the latter are not to evacuate
entirely the Turkish territory for six months.
Baron Bins, the banker, is dead.
MARSEILLES, WIIONZSDVIr.
The Enphrate has arrived with advises from Con-
stantinople of the 12th, and from the Crimea of the
10th inst.

The English steamers City of Manchester and
Vigo, and the transports Semroo and Titan, have
arrived with troops from the Crimea.
The Simon', which left Constantinople on the Btb,
and which met with an accident, has come in.
Advice. from Sebastopol, of the 6th, state that the
17th, 62nd, and 63rd Regiments had embarked.

RUSSIA.

The Czar quitted St. Petersburg on Monday, for
Warsaw.

A despatch from Hamburg dated yesterday, states
that the first steamer which has left Lubeck this sea-
son for St. Petersburg, arrived at its destination on
the 18th, having passed safely through the melting
ice in the Gulf of Fielaud.

General Williams has arrived at St. Petersburg,
and will shortly return to England.
Workmen are still employed on the fortifications of
Revel. At Archangel the sailors of the fleet of
Sebastopol were received with enthusiasm by the
people.

The Minis' ter Burkall is to accompany the Emperor
of Russia to Warsaw. It is expected in Poland that
there will be a general amnesty, that the university
will be re-established, and instruction in the Polish
language permitted, and that a Polish guard of 8,000
men will be formed.

A letter from Trebizond of the 29th April, in the
Vienna Gazette, says :—" The Hon. Mr. Murray has
left Tabriz with all his diplomatic suite for Bagdad.
The Anglo-Persian difficulty is not yet arranged."

PIEDMONT.

The editor of the Espero, convicted of a libel on
the Emperor of Austria, was sentenced to six days'
imprisonment and a fine of 100 'lyres. The public
prosecutor had pressed for a month's imprisonment
and 600 fr. tine.

The Chamber of Deputies at Turin, in its sitting
of the 17th, commenced the disuussion on the budget I,
of the department of Foreign Affairs. In the course
of the debate Count Cox bur said :
I will not pretend to say that the work at the Paris Con-
ference will last perpetually, or that the Ea•tern question
wilt not, at tome future period, raise new Env pan diffi-
culties, but we may milder it a dyed for some time to
come. Our relations with Spain have increased in import-
arm The Spanish government profuse' opinions Unitar
to our, It is foanded on the use princip!ex and is,
to a eattin Went, exposed to the same perils; it
has adversaries of the same east as oars. (laugh-
ter.) We have, eonsequentiy, strengthened our
friendship with Spain. Toil course, I hare been further
confirmed In by the intimacy I contracted at Paris with the
distinguished diplomativt who repreuota Spain at that
Blurt. fierce we bare sent a man of liberal %Anima to
the court of Madrid. Our amicable relations with Russia
have been re-establivbed—wirness the visit of Cantu Stark-
elberg to Turin. Should our dill .inctie relations not be
mewed with Austria, I would recommend that we should
send an envoy to Frankfort, in order to keep up our friendly
intercourse with the secondary states of Germany, and ke. p
as informed of political event,. To show the opinion that
is entertained of our country in Eerape, I may state that
the Dirtberlands have now cat sieered it necessary to sand
different representatives to Rome and Train, instead of
°siting the two Missions in one perm,