The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-02 00:00:00

THE EMPERORS.

The Emperor of Russia arrived at Weimar on
Wednesday evening.
The Emperor of Austria arrived yesterday and
paid the first visit to the Emperor of Russia.
A despatch from Berlin in the Non! says :—" The
Emperor Napoleon, after having received the
autograph letter from the King of Prussia, in which
that sovereign expressed his regret that the state of
his health would not allow him to come in person to
pay his respects during his stay in Germany, an-
nounced to the Prince of Prussia his intention of
paying a visit to the King."
The Prince of Prussia, who had met the Emperor I
at Baden to deliver any autograph letter from the
King his brother, again saw the Emperor on his
return, and accompanied his Majesty across that
part of the Prussian states which he had to pass
through. The Prince did not take leave of the Em-
peror until his Majesty arrived at Forbach. Prince
Joachim Murat—as has already been stated—left
the Emperor at Metz for Berlin with a letter from
his Majesty to the King of Prussia.
The Vienna Gazette says:
" When the Emperor Francis Joseph called on
the Emperor Alexander at Weimar the latter went
to meet his Majesty on the staircase. Having em-
braced and kissed each other, their Majesties con-
ferred for some time together."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(now ova owx CORKLIFONDINT.)
PARIS, Tilt ItADAT EVINIMO.

The French papers have received by this mail
private correspondence from India. The I'
which announces that hereafter it will receive letters
regularly, mays that its correspondent, while quite
alive to the gravity of the situation, does not doubt
that the English will achieve a favourable dAnoue-
'tient. I can find nothing new of importance in the
French correspondence, except a statement in a Cal-
cutta letter in the Patric of August 19, that the
Ghazni of Touk bad threatened to kill oxen on the
place opposite lemma Musjeed on the Edda', and
that, consequently, a conflict between the Hindoos
and Mussulmen in Delhi might be hoped foe.
The following telegraphic despatches have been
received late this evening :
_ _

MARAEILLEN OCT. 1.

Letters from Congantinople, of September 23, Mate that
the exchanges continue to rise. Paper money loses 20 per
oent., and the civil hat bills 50 per cent. There la a talk et
• further Issue of paper. Penury is extreme, and failures
are mentioned. Notwithetanding dreadful weather is the
Bosphorus, hundreds of reseals are miring in the Black
Sea to fetch cargoes of new wheat. The Annul de an-
stantireple appease Rutile' of the recall of Lord ds Radcliffe,
which was put forth by the Tiara. Letters ban Attest, of
September 24, state that the exportation at merle hes been
authorised by the Greek goverament, on account of the
abundant harvest.

TRIZATZ, OCT, I.

Letters from Cnnetantinople of Sept. 28 speak of diplo-
matic changes as being imminent. Prhsee Callimaki will
certainly be removed from V knee.• Ss tiamyl having taken
the governor of Khanatc prisoner, an iirseitte hes begat
oat In that province. The Russians have Imposed a tar of
10,000 roubles upon the rebel Kazinincks.
Beams, OCT. 1.

The Federal Council has notified to the ConnOise:losers at
Lausanne that it doss not consider the state of things attend
by the resolution of the Wand Council of Vaud; the Com-
missioners are thcrefore to act conformably to their instrue-
tkost

At the Bourse the Rente rose 20c. for cash, and
sc. for account, elating at 69fr. 20c. and 68fr. 6e.
Mobile, fell ;fr. &Or. There was saucely any
change in railways. Bank of France rose 60fr. It
was reported that the Council bad to-day resolved to
increase the advances on the Rente and railway
shares.

M. de Hubner, the Austrian ambassador, has re-
turned to Paris from Vienna, after a very short &b-
-ane!.

A petition is getting up in the Isle of Reunion,
the prayer of which is of course granted beforehand,
that the island shall resume the appellation of the
" lle Bonaparte," which it bore in the time of the
Ant empire.

The widow of Marshal l)odc do la Drunerie died
yesterday at Laubonne, near Montmorency.
" The interview at Weimar," says a letter from that
place, " will be bat short, u the stay of the Empe-
ror Alexander, according to present, arrangements,
will not exceed a few hours."

• This despatch sar nothing of the diamiseal from Paris
of Mould Boy, win of !teachid l'acha, which the Indiperid-
form 'peeks of as probable.
t It mutts from this despatch that the iinpresidon which
prevailed that the diderence between the canton of Vaud and
the federal government was in eubetabce nettled, is not
correct.