The Express. — 1855-09-06 (London, England)

RUMOURS OF NEGOTIATION.  The Nord of Brussels says: "If we may interpret in a pacific sense the returning activity of diplomatists, all hope of an arrangement is not lost. M. de Bourqueney and Prince Gortchakoff passed the whole morning of the 30th ult. together in conference with Count Boot at Vienna. The Vienna Cabinet has al-' ready replied to the last circular of Count Nasselrode, the existence of which is now out of doubt. The communications which take place between Austria and Prussia give reason to believe that the German Powers will end by agreeing upon a political programme, which they wilt be able to oppose to the belligerent parties who may be tempted to extend the war beyond the object for which it was ostensibly undertaken."  The following is an extract of a commercial letter from Vera Crsz:  Vera Cruz, August 8. The releases suffered by the covernment is the south, sad et Mesterei, han ►ea eoadrasti ; sad it wee thought that t►e Promiselodes wield attach Geadelezers. . .  By letters from Tam*o we ham advise that Tula and 110~itail bed prosoneeest against rmernment, interrapthog the tonstannication binaries Tammieelled OS interior. The revolutionary party whisk appeared a meth sines M Owasva, Cordova, as. tbongh driven away from the said plum, has re-apisared in not insisniimat aumben, aid well armed, menpylaig tie Lek toad WINOS this, Ormava, and Jalapa. mmeadeig emipmeleeeles the mumeruniestion. flo far they WI sely istokad Ma mil ebbs stet cat mules, I. order to abstract tbie segal mettipishorm; bit yesterday'. wadi, it sprat% bad bras aloppoi taw as five lesitme from this, and not albrand to prosbbl—dds bimpede say . .  sosseaualiation with fiesta Asia—'s parties. The telegraph is equally laterropted. The Coadasts, from lassies, bad arrived with about 1,500.000 dole., a few dip slaw. at Peseta Naefosal.wbere it ntosaleed to await reinforcements of troops from Perot. sad Pueblo. It is espected to reach this the sad of the week.  Altheogh the Promiselades stay attack the troops which sesonspeny the Coadneta, we are of opinion that they will sot stain their sass' by interfering with the newsy, whisk is private property. ♦ chugs of gevsrasent may be the eonsegaeree of the rapid progress of the reiroladoa. We patiently wait the wane of *vests. _ _  The Royal Keil .teaser, es the ith last., took from Vei Crux about 200,00 u dote.—oose for dividend&  WORKING OF Till FRIINDLY SOCIETIES ACT OF Last limatox.—At the meet's, of the Oatmeal Annuity Madoweaeat Association, held. on Tuesday, at the London Tavern, far the purpose of altering their bye laws, in conformity with the provisions of the recent set of parliament, allow's, friendly societies • wider sphere of investment than heretofore, the thallium, Mr. George Pauly Parkin, stated that it was the opinios of Six Alexander Spearman, the Comptroll:r General of the Natioaal Debt.oflion, that by ova of the cleaves of the act a friendly society, after withdrawing a deposit out of the hands of the Comintisslotien for the Reaudios of the Natioaal Debt, would not have the privilege of ever again makieg a deposit with them. He added, that all suck societies might sow hivest their funds in pre• forestial stook, sad perhaps in ettek guaranteed by this East ladle Company, bat sot in joint -Meek skates of any Wad.  We find (nays the Brighton Gaulle) that the demand for houses this year is anon an equality with former souses, enterithetecting anticipated drawbacks from the effects of the war. Niehaus the war has affected Brighton to some extent. Raab seceseding year for some time put has brought as increased cumber of visitors; but that growing increase bee not best so apparent at present. Still, with regard to our lint rata bowel, we never aspect them to be Clod till autumn begins; end it is somewhat too early to 'onetime apes the prosperity of our season. Our foible*. stge columns are Bowies diminished, but in fact increase as for as arrivals are esseersed; and, from this circumstance, we augur favourably of the (stare. SUICIDE AT THE JUNIOR UNITED Suncis