The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-31 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

The Trieste Gazette contains the following
The Lloyd's steamer, Stadium, which arrived hero on
the ZUNI from the Levant, met on the 20th, at ten in the
mornim, to the southeast of Seaglio Venelioo, • large
vessel diqdayinga gag of distress. She turned out to be
the Gauge, of the French Menageries, of 2,000 tons burden,
having on board Boo mon and 30 horses for the expedition
of Syrta. Some accident in her machinery, which occurred
on the 14th, had rendered the management of her impos-
sible, and for six days she ha been beating about. The
Stadium towed her into the roadstead of Nevarico. The
captain of the Oange wrote • letter of thanks to the com-
mander of the Stadium, and confided to him despatches and
letters to post at Trieste. The Genre left Marseilles on the
10th, and touched at Malts on the 13th.

The Emperor of Austria, in a letter to his
brother, the Archduke, Governor of the Tyrol,
orders the organisation of a sort of national guard
in that province. To form this guard all Tyrolese
aged from 18 to 32, are to tame themselves to be
inscribed in the companies of riflemen which exist
in the different communes. Their organisation,
however, the letter says, is only to be provisional,
and is to be submitted to the future provincial diet
when it meets.

The Cologne Gazette says, that since the return
of the Count von ltechberg to Vienna, M. de Bala-
bine, the Miamian ambassador, has been the almost
daily guest of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

kossur if IN ITALY.

BMLLAGIO, LACO DI COMO, Am. 26.

Reuter's telegram has doubtless ere this informed
you of the unexpected arrival of Koesuth at this place. He
came in by the steamer yesterday afternoon, at half-past 4
o'clock, from Calico, and took up his abode at the Hotel de
la Grande Bretagne, on the shore of the lake, midway
between Colico and Coma At half•past 7 o'clock the hotel
and the adjacent gardens were illuminated, and bonfires
were also lighted on the shore, which were quickly re-
sponded to by a number of similar beacons at several
points along the long mountain =gee of the opposite side
of the lake. The population of Bellagio is but small ; yet
scarcely an inhabitant could have been absent from the
spot when the Hungarian liberator had taken up his abode.
The enthusiasm of the people was very great, and at each
discharge of cannon their cries of " Viva Italia!" " Viva
Ungheria!" " Viva Francia!" and though last, not least,
" Viva Inghilterra!" were as loud and noisy as the most
• vehement patriots could desire. The town baud, consisting
cf nearly 40 musicians, assembled under the window of the
hotel, and played several airs with much precision, the
most popular of which seemed to be the Hungarian March ;
after the performance of which Kossuth appeared at a
window, and bowed several times to the populace, which
act was the signed for renewed vociferation. At about 10
o'slock the crowd dispersed, and the lights of the hotel were
slowly extinguished. By a singular coincidence Prince
Albreet of Prussia arrived from Colico by the same steam-
boat in which Kozsuth had embarked, and proceeded at
oats to his elegant villa opposite to Bellagio, from which
he had been absent for two years at CUndans. !Saturday
was also the birthday of the son of the Marquis
d'Aseglio, in compliment to whom many of the
villas were brilliantly illuminated along the shores of the
lake, the effects of which, under a lovely Italian sky,
with a bright shining moon, were most fairylike. At an
early hour this morning the town band took a boat, and as
they approached the Hotel de la Grande Bretagne serenaded
Kossuth, who again appeared and acknowledged the oomph.
ment offered to him. The movements of this remarkable
man are at present unknown, but the general impression
hare appears to be that ho is about to take some part in the
war of liberation, than which nothing can be more popular
in this pert of Italy, if the signs of enthusiasm everywhere
apparent may be taken as genuine. The hatred against
Austria, at all events, is most unmistakeable. The Princess
Denadeff is staying at the Hotel Genazzini, which is, adja-
cent to Keasuth'e hotel. The fair Russian seemed to be
much interested at Kessuth's reeeptice, and as soon as the
serenade of this morning be appeared OR the belvedere
of the hotel —Taus.

We regret to state that Mr. Fuller, one of the
party who unfortututtely jail their live. by the accident on
Mont Blanc, upon the 17th instant, wee a brother of
Protestor Puller, of sake. College, Old Aberdeen.
Aberillarn Jennie.