The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-29 00:00:00

FINAL ADJUSTMENT OF THE GREEK
DIFFERENCE.

Despatchee of the 25th inst., from Marseilles, give
the following news : —The draft of convention des-
tined to close the difference between the English and
Greek governments was signed at Athens on the 18th
of July, in presence of the representative of France.
The Greek government accepted it with alacrity.
TIIERAPIA, Juty 15.
The Turkish agoadene, which was seen on the Sth
inst. clearing oat of the Archipelago, and making
south, is bound for Bosnia, in coneeqcence of the
troubles which have broken out there.

GERMANY.
PRUSSIA.

Letters from Fiorito, of the 24th instant, state that
the official answer of Austria to the Prussian despatch
of the 2nd instant, is which the proposal of referring
the question of a definitive central power to a con-
ference to be held at Frankfort was conveyed, has
been received in Berlin this day. The proposal is
mildly bat positively declined. The contents of the
despatch are not further known. The " mild form"
in which the answer is couched gives room to conjec-
ture that those extreme risolauons lately attributed
Ito Austria have not been finally taken.
The Austrian protest against the march of Radish
troops into Pruaia has only reached the ministry to-
day. Austria asserts that Prussia has by that pro-
ceeding diaorganised the eighth army corps of the,
confederation. The answer will probably be that
Prussia is at presort occupied with the re-organiza-
tion of that corps. It is said that another com-
plaint is made is the protest. The Badish
military authorities it appears have offended
against one of the laws of the federal
army which requires a certain notice to be given of
all movements of troops. Austria is expected to
place obstacles to the march of the remaining troops,
which stand in readiness to depart from Prussia. The
'Berlin cabinet has, according to report, proposed to
Austria two modes of a collective ratification of the
I lately concluded treaty: either the central commis-
sion shall ratify, or the same body shall transfer to the
King of Prussia its power for that purpose in the
present instance. Nearly all the Union states have
ratified. Great irritation prevails against Count
Eulenberg, Prussian commissioner in Schleswig-
Holstein. The Danes, it appears, had taken the ready
money destined for the maintenance of the neutral
troops in the Duchies out of the treasury, and replaced
it by paper. The amount was about 300,000 marks.
The notes are payable at the Copenhagen Bank, but
only on the application of the former commissioners
for governing the Duchies, or of their authorised
agent.
AUSTRIA.

The decree organising the administration of justice
in Transylvania appeared at Vienna on the e3rd. Two
hundred and nine condemned Hungarians have been
pardoned by the Emperor.
SAXONY.

On the retirement of the king after opening the
Chambers on the 23rd inst., the Second Chamber pro-
ceeded to buiness, fifty-two members being present.
The President announced among other matters that
several of the members present had given notice of
their intention to bring on the question of the compe-
tency of the resuscitated parliament to transact any
legislative business before any other matter should
be proceeded with. He then proposed to refer this
question to a committee, to be immediately appointed,
which should report on the same. The proposition
was carried with only one dissentient voice.
RANO% Rit.

The concluding sitting of the chambers was held
on the evening of the 23rd. M. Lang, a financial
counciUor, concluded a warm speech on the Schleswig
question with the exclamation, ' Germany and Han-
over ezpoct that this government will lend, at lout,
• moral support to the brave Sobleswig-Holeteineri.
Vivat Schleswig-Holstein." The chamber took up
the latter cheer and repeated it several times. The
message of prorogation WIWI then read thanking the
members for their industry and zeal.

BlitLIS, Jvz. 26.—VoItuitasy Lou. 10611 ; Nan Mats
Lau, Foar-and a-klalf per Cent., 99; Nalloaal Debt, 861 ;
Connaraial Marine fleetatra Pravda, ; Bank Skim,
•se.

*IIIIINNA, Jinx 25.—Th. pot Coot. Motalltqato, 97j;
Ponr•aed-a-Half rat Cents. ditto, 84/. Bonk Sham, 1,196.
/Lichens. con 'Miles, 11.15.