The Express. — London, England, 1856-01-23 00:00:00

FROM TEE LONDON GAZETTE. TUMIDLY, JAIL. 22. MUTT =TENANTS. Autrew Araedeclot, Ea , hobs George Slimmed, Esq. THE MILITIA. WHITEHALL. JMcaer< ar 18513. Coolllli/0101 ,11 •ieerd by the Hama : ►artar ►ed I: meantime Regiment of Mllilis Artillery.—Beney Mee ko, nen late breeetalsjoe 79th Highlanders. to be adjutant; Juba AVOnene, pat. to be quartermaster; William Haadyslda bueb matt. ►sq.. to be paymaster. BANKRUPTS. pint Umber merchant. to mu markaann. SO at 1, sad Karel 12 at 11, at artrataall.trret. MOON tad Raltwool, alic-lase ; al. Nag., Picas% Gaildhalt. domino. Isieuto Swum INA Tram awe. - . New Pont- lead. lellllaa, ha. 30 at I, ad Mare► If at Ile, et Beidagliall• Mal. Y,. lAIMMOD and 09, 04 Jearpeltembers; off. rig, limintiel3 street. Auxins' 04.asa. Gate.atreet, IJaeolien-ia.3.134. 30 at; awl Nandi 13 at If, at Fla=otreet. ant., Jobrok Clivassrplme; *IL Emig, Yearn, ill-shambera. JAM. Yuma, Lower Tbaaitanstrare. Oitv, wine vainthini4 J. 3.111 at I, aad Feb. N at 11, at Darlorrhall.frort. *no Illirdompad Prkkaril, Cliristaboreh•abaminers, Nevigato-otrret . , awlf w A kternsaabary. B. !AIM RIM 41.11,013 LAIIMPCS, OM rokaltni. Pew', spot= Feb. lat I, .ad llsnitt 4 at 11, r Ilasinabflaireat, Pd.. Iroameader.lset, lite; off. Maude. Slur brooli.evnirt. ELAIMIL Canasta Cram, Otratind, Lnies, lob. I st 3. and Mem% at I, at BaalaitiallArte4 tioia.. Yvon. 111.1eary. trverlinive-balld. We. Faueboreb.frert mks, R Wows, Partinetal moot. A 11.11411 9131.0 P, lilroningbaao. tveilarr. P.S. 4 rd In, a lOL at Ilavalagliare foam dol., Partban. M,iu Ms; et 411•11... • Bonalaa W. 11 . 141•111 UUT,I, and IYANC ILL )1 aIIILDR• Warts, Vela d cad 29, at 11, at Ituelagitaiaa Court. Pole„, OWL tort aad eanalag, Pedlar, aad 11,1posa sad Allem, ltrielmiliara; n 2 ewer.. Mttk.taa, Itraolapham. Taws.. Mat Wolv.rearaptoa, homed Mtasitiv, raw I ma Mat 14 at fftriannifiaaa roam dela, Walker, Welvertinaptaa, awl al Menai d ßirataffbara ; mi., arid* We oungliam. Jon. Gill rmus. I adlow, librarians, earproler, fob. l sail AM 14 at litraitaglisai ti Lin. Bola, Parser'', ladeltd, aid DM" Miffs. Mal of. roof, eiradmpan. hears Au.. wed dausatu. Bata" D.W. MN thretealan, fob. sad 23, at 10,, at liarialliglasi Overt Mtd at Rote, Hole, Dever, and Mottaraia Kaden. ; of. ...it.. Hama, Ilettlastria. eat "I TATUM, DOOM Irdllif.l4“. rob. 'lead K. at 10t, at Birmingham Open Mit tl tietdagbos. RNa a nolo. Day*, aad sad kalpilf, ; wl i, lan* Net taaelisai. 3I nowt Pao% Ilcatater& irsherprff, reli. 4 tad ‘4 web 3, at 11, st llt Cleil letrbeiart °l 7lrtirle, Mates. ham ; cf. rig.. Airstaara. how Att., loadiad, Tarlaidr, Palk f At 12, mid Mardi f at 14 at Lairds Ooart. Selo, tierrol,ll.lllll,l.ar.4 Oaring and Codwarik, Leeds ; of twig., Yam Irma. MUMMY. lailr=l. toy rover. Feb. 1 d 2ll, a Liverpool Ors. Dodo, Liverpol ; off. tads., Tourer, Liverpool. ursoLvawr roommtaniusa. J. biles. Laashap-Im. Ms" Imoirw-1. Opaubst. Slurp 110 0. Tolicy-stgesc. alloalm-Msafai Niels GlWet, MO& pkgs. lapses.peet-IL 1111114 lAN" vbilusie eilias &am -J. Deisa nt holwarest Ibiswarbs== eemadaios mow- A. ONO Mileages Hoak ==.*WW2, Day Plimairl. Kist. /L Maws, llanelydros. arm, tors sk j* T= J. paits. 1/10416semo. Witreefly lileAt• Mal arlie-T.= Ban /12.1smosams. white ••••••% e5.7 6, -- Lop Whim% Oloopaluss. lkomaliesse. warm 61 measy-. 'f. OEM. /****.ipmmislan wet -J. Weft. tow C dp reatkey. betkir Jabs. Ilasergie. resestrAir-T. /11•1•114104 Clam psalkome. DECLARATIONS ON OMDIXDS. Thum' Hamm PATS, Wit d, PWWWW% Eststl -11 . 1 . 01 . 8 of Si., ARIAN, sod may stbasaiust bially, at sisiarnsß.Dadgy \aSdtmas. • _ • Immo Itawaan Psaansios. WI N% star Conariury. Nast, tatter .;-.lstdlaldisd ego. ad, MAJA. aid say sionsmat rasiday, er lalabinaes wittaas Paris Oman OsnliaNg% bateadlns-lat dindisd af la. As. SA sad sag aslinessit TSinday, r litdolds" Ritwass awl ono Ems WlNltalill abielso aidawidur at to isa. re sIiasIPOSI Intabdins'a, Imam 0,121M1T, Casaiscahka till taa widmivim-11.41dIaldmil OA, Jas. 113. sod asiymisinsio Tar day, ea Ebrialins%Sladosimaianaid. &aim Dassidbks losbas-Ist di* dead at WO., hall. mai fogallosaat Rai& Illaboiloa's, Draltt l iat. i tin. (awes MOO, Wed Snatiblaid, dead li saisitia of Ins" Joe .a and say atinequat Tsislay, at. lt ham WitAtaime iisperada state), Was thattbilaid, mar-41•10aad of Sas S. IL sad say selsasust Tsiaday, at Illabalaast, M. oissasliass. Neer samara. yea. (seporata totatt)-tot !MOM of lie. Jas. 14 and any nalasisist Thank% at Illsbaise's, flaslagfal swa Emus Inaasm, Wits& N. Pair* So, stationer la invldodalits. Jas. 2S, and asy istentistat , at Mb* ass% Wilmsbellmwlet flees Damao. and Nows. Wise rdrwl, IW:is-tat dividend at SAM., Jas. II; Way ashispandlasiday, at Iliabalines, la. ainittalLatser. WILLIAM Taming!, 'ma. s W aw& stmt. Inisahres. sAdinale 43 M'sf 4.. la V, and say estasquill Taiship. OrinstoLases. Sways ItaatiatA. sallnsturassi, lienbasspasaaNao. absa maw lstnar-In Amami a M. Jr. 22, and asysaimiairsa Tenday, at litabolicat's. mairebrierm. Raw searrews. ones and sad lular-lat dtWasad AL tad , Jae. 21, sad ass istwassist Esidity, at allaiolasti, Baatastiall.sresa. Ewan, Oals, Sinnaws-Inivats, 111seiiens and astrnes la a tnitaal da. GA, any Wslroba, at MOnamedl, MOM Amass Oink Saidnels.airist, sad Oarstisa.plase. Pr seria.aale. sp-.Sid dayklasd a 441. Weassah at Walt. amTIZIOCZAT WaLlMema MMIL, Swissair talder-Ist divldead a Is. Id., my Wadassday„ at Widtamell: BaMmilkall draat. hum Itmanimas Molnar. Ltwargaid. isarehast-Dial Stables', c 4 ISL, has. IL art ay mammas Weiniaday i at Tat..,'., Wound. WILLIAM Thaws Otans RAW. Werestat.ldrit i preeldria odor mere% Ber lhd arias. at led.. Jas. IS, tad asy ustronsist SAW. at Waft. hen Sums Nissan ad how Lists. Ystakylera OM& Otroar. drapais-dlalbsid , Jima. L i aity adssisist W▪ alanday. Mises ROI& Itersm ide peast -tat devidoad 111,, Feb. Is. L. L eleedea. 111Warsh Mee sol Eghlt —le. IL J. MON WEL Lem wider.4lsh. W. W. 11=1 W. T. Basseesi. .hertieseaseh Cah medrole—WA. IS. W. Death& hus,lemslirh essur—Di it IL a Jeresslen Coate at& esi Yes WNW. Pertneregeseh elesrust—Feb. IL , i P.s., Elimedire. heltlearem FEL 11. W. H. leses" 111berobeva. ash ing anis4l4l44,Seels. met, ow eft ellwee—Fah. MAIL Tirss..aEOEWine=6.LIPIEW• OMMIliebE U. L. C. lierolet NM J . thhereeeph Ilen44fteel. Chh wt. ehere—FeL IL J. (emeeedi eseseek Paisowl. ireed- Eszele. sae IPrEmsk. imeWme—l444 L Koh L eat W. Ley, IJerelshe. owes splesere. CIUSTIFICATIIII le le rim MOD bedews hi thee/stray. ea the el spoSei. Feb. 14. D. 4phsheenr—Feb. IL L IleelEh l r=rlr a = 4 ;:rwtae It ateueleM— FEL IL W. Desl.lleue Sim& Elorloal—Feli. IL W. VW. Wbbedoed.reed. r—rib.l3. tewleh merelme-1116. IL A. MFOimedk 11.111wIlewes. East et meisel lastmeesee—LlE.l4. frrFN. /L W. 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Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty baring, 0 . • peedsmstiss of ehe Tut Navel. INC sdisaadv— le t. • reseed ei 1111,00011. he amp pony se perdu who, Is the j eet Beard of Adesirskey sheald dissever , =ra the iir Mine the mews of far Messer' ships BrsOs s ead Terrors p.p. The sew of 101001. le say Of milks I. tO. ja. 'emesi of U. Beard ef d ty, shield a 5,,,, see sire Itasily valleys say Glebe mews alba Illeilemes ships Belles tad Toner, se shield esseey sash Imoillesese es * Ai m e s , Id to the senor Om* mesa. er say of Them ; a n d s,. 1. The smat of lIIPSOL Se say porgy er parties who, l b. j.. `swat of as BOMB elf •Aaaky, *Maid, ,4.555 .r lb Si se their allsma t ilkst messed ir fa smeruSels lvp i *dr ISM ; lima, 4 ; re wise dot De. 1.• nevleg el- Med re los alidsd wso • reward of KIM seder tie WPM di obe obi paw %* rd seek MOSINISMiIIa. Or/ sal lOW live veins drew dew booed to ea rd su b see that WI mum *by hp vines of see* pm doesons lemeless sesided a• whoa. sr say ed eb• arra *rd gesNlen mem Mimi thole claim glade rell *IN *0 *a Nyttaltss et *Ma ae dorm wa b. asigmlesd. anum. ate express. TO 001318POY.DNNT8. merdniusishorkiitst albs F.dieene,Noiges met be meths Offiee. arevrele.deeet.?" dor et pshileetles. • • .4. t• HIGH WATIR AT LONDON UWOI Ti. Da.-_Menlo.. ft. 2m.........1 . _11••••• • Lb. TOMP•11110‘ —Manly. a. •. Amemem. 010 . ••=. GONDOLA, WED.VBSDAY, JANUARY 23. Warr it was first announced that hmiii lad accepted the Austrian proposals, all the . wadi sp peered to jump at the conclusion that pima ter already as good as concluded. A few days' relkaion has showe that there ars a good many obstacle, to be cleared away before the Promised Land of whisk we bare obtsieed • Pisgah view as be reached. We, are still of opinion that Russia needs poses, awl het a pesos will, in consequecoe, be caselsded. We he not deceive ourselves either as to the nature or vale of this peace. Even though all the points or braced in the Austrian proposals, and the emplemeir tary points which may and meet be intrehmsimehe the filth chum, be agreed to by the belliommili, no principle will be recognised or estabilsbei by the treaty. There will be merely a change fa tie 'lairs pa alas of Russ* Turkey, the Danubian Principalities, and the Scandinavian States. Bash s result cannot be relied upon as the guarantee at • permanent peace. The great spastics' which goad oseaskin to the war, by the conflict of opinions wishes arising out of their discussion, will net be settled. The whole is a mere interim arreagenbeay to which the parties will adhere only so long oe of means or opportunities compels them. It in sol • pesos, but a truce—a trace, however, whisk *according to preempt appearances, is likely is he of considerable duration. The Scandinavia. States hare been placed under the aegis of Prises and Eagtesd; aed Russia bee AIM instead of gaining pseud by her last atbmylled aggemmisa upon Tube,. We canoe believe OM them empties will Woes the &Om ilsearamme psremesisetly to limispeslma that have Yes ebedisi ad prosecuted he simiedes, That Ibarmsmesl kb its ambition aiming*. sismpsil sad »Anima se hog es it can be shut ad hem the 31editarrassall and the Dona. It covets, and will continue beffsith the pommies of ports on the Atlantis 'sad lbs Aran. Bet some time must elapse before it as regain strength seMeisat for active operations bp est end. Its neighbours will have obtained a resplislir the tonne of peace now under consideration are @greed to—of fifteen or twenty years at the least. Emit/she will dapped apes the ass that is made of these rise. That they will be profitably and efisetsally by the Scandinavian States is certifs. As he %boy. if there is any wisdom and patriotism bit asses bee rulers, ler resources may be so deadeye& daring the interval, her administrative organisable so improved. sad her subjeets so conciliated by wise aid equitable rule, as to enable her to bid defiance to say hams eneresehments of Remiss. Every thin is la leer favour. The attention of Western Europe has base turned to the immense capabilities of Turkey. As mos as peace is restored the surplus capital of Western Retype will flow is that direction. is be invested in railroads, caulk basked ad the celtivetion of the sail. Mt impalas Aus given to industry will reuse As natives hem their torpor, develop their habits. is. spire them with ambition to improve tide Millie& A living bulwark against Remus aggrades will le called into existence. Regarding the matter in this light, we view the approach of peace without appro. hessian, provided the Allies take doe are that the terms el the treaty are sufficiently explicit and us equivocal Bat the slightest symptoms of a dispe el. dos se the part of Russia to daily, and earn, sad needlessly protract the negotiatiose, ought to be met at once by peremptorily braking them it Such ended on the part of that Power will show beyond a doubt that it has net yet bees made sufficiently coonseions of its isibrissity to be taught sincere and straightforward dealing; that another campaign at the kart is requited to teach it its true position is the seals of nations. Ts this mod all disesesies of the moot piste above alluded to mud be avoided. It has boss suggested that the Austrian proposak leave it spin to Ruda to argue that the suppnesioe of its military , &reseals on the Black Sea does sot imply the dis mantling of its forts. Military aressals , ,i n tj alleged, are emus of swanks ; forts are et kr territorial defamer. Wee Sebastopol eensismillii simply with a view to territorial dillneet And if the fortresses of Sebastopol are Aloud to be reconstructed, may am a militias, W. sisal be established there under the paint of providing for the costing and repair of the artillery required for the defame P Again, It is alleged that Russia will be entitled, under the NM of the Austrian proposals, to skim the Netball's of her hem en the Circassian and Abeam amilh. Assuredly these hurts are sot required hr lupus of territorial defense. They were erected Wad Ilk Remiss frostier--cm territory that doss MA bag to Russia. The sole purpose for whisk lig woes maintained wee to afford Russia a pretest*, west perpetual war with the tribes which• 111111 end occupy these regions, and establidlieg a permanent blockade of that portico of the Black Sas coasts. Further, dark and dubious hints are thrown out that Nieolaisf sad Elves son are situated too fax in the Warier to he brought wader the description of military arum& es the oasts. Bat the extensive establishments far the oenstruetion of ships of war at Nioolsieff are pre &sly the military animal which it would be most Amgen= to allow Russia to retain. It must also be horse in remembrance that no mention is made of the Aland Isles in the Austrian proposals; yet if Runk is allowed to rester* the fortileatkas of Bonierseed they will be as certainly a standing menace* to Stockholm as Sebastopol was to Osastaillineple. Other points might be men tioned upon whisk diesessions say be raised before the terms of a definitive treaty of peso* clan be adjusted; bat their will suffice to show that we may not yet be quite so near to the conelsoden of pease se most people imagined what the acceptasoe of the Austrian proposal, by Russia was first ansoaseed. The probabilities are is favour of poem but it would be premature to speak confidently es this bead before a definitive treaty has been epos, Wised, sad ratified. no D. News publishes this naming aWI Insolation by Dr. Mambos of the report of the States OenEdible et Odors es the tors tee& of &orb afoot MIK or iseseted to Dr. B iboor's Brehm OWN Imeral 4r ills. It sestsiss eloberste etatieties, the reeshe st ebb* are fa. tweeting hem the desteastretioa they famish of the limpid inertia's of the prat peeiluilap power of the Beseisa pee elates ea the Mark 5... The Oros* Wafts; Royal Hotel is fall of cow pay. Joao IM4 (Makes (kiiasbaidg bas a Was d i soseliassis ia So Mass. 1 Zbt Coal. WINDSOR, JAI. 21. There wan no addition to at, royal dinner party yesterday. • Th. (dives aa4 Plisee valkad ia. th. liefedatk this eaetaisc, The Sari et Clamed= had ea oadlaaas of ha Watt, is du atterasoe. The Dashes' of Kent, 'Wooded by Left Panay Reward sad Sir George Cooper, arrived la tows yesterday won- MI from Frograore. Rev Royal Rieman paid a visit to the %lbw rA Gloucester it Gleterearar Reuse, sad la the afievuggi loft Leaden es her mama to Frogmen. ♦ drpritaties oa the affairs et St /Ada led ea tater view wit► Sr. Beetetary Labosehris yesterday at the Colosial•oMes. The deputation eirasisted of Mr. Charles Marryat, Mr. Macgregor, Mr. Meeferians, Sr. Withers Muter, Colossi Short, and Mr. Da Baines. Sir George Grey left tows yesterday for Wiadser Castle. Mr. Math, M.P., mid Mr. Anisruther had yesterday as interview with Mr. &MUM" lAbllollll/111111 the subpart of the Ceylea Railway. Despetehes Ii the Osman of Malta were ressired yesterday at the Colonial oast. Often LAST 1111011 T'S CIAZZIII2.) DOWICINOWTAM, Jax. 18.—no QOM had hen pleued to appoint Charles A. Berkeley, Req., le be Tres. enter, sad Albert Allem, Bsq , to be eseretuy, Begtotter, and Clerk of tbo Connell, sad Clerk of the liarrolarato, lee the Wand of Tobogo; Hoary Sharpe, to be Provost Marshal, end Bernd, Allem, Gni , N be aseretary, Registrar, and Clerk of the Consell, for the Woad of Grenada; Henry Presets Fps sad Badernia Blaine, Efacre., to be Reddest Kagletruse for the Dirtriet of Natal; sad Hillier Griffiths, ILK , to be Distriet Meitelnio he the Mead of Maarithre. Domani =ma, JAIL 11.-11 s• Qom has boss pleased w osoetihsta the Coleay of Misters Australia to be a bishop's see and &ogees, to be coned the Blehopie of Perth, sod so appoint the Vesenble Katthow B. Hale, Animism. of Adelaide, to be imitated awl esosearehrd bishop of the rid see. Ifazyzaers, Jam. 19.—T6e Qass hie bees Mooed to moat Bovoread &loud Rowel Itordloy Wilmot, M.A. , to the Distaist Uttar, of AU era* la tbo parka of east Marylsbooo, ia the *sooty of MAW= sad diatom of Loa**, void by the recipe** of the Reversed WOUtaTho.oes, Y.L. WHITZBALL, JAL 19.—Th. QININI kW appointed Itobort Pere lay, Esq.. es* el her Mejestfl Orearel, to Ise Areistaat-Jodp if the Court of the &NW' of the Pesos is sad for the musty of Middle's; is the roma of Mr. Berjesat Aden.. iettreeed. Pouaos-ovrics. JAN. 19. —Th. Chian has sp rayed of Mr. Job. Lekie Mason es Cased is °worsen for his Majesty the Yin of Damask. Jas. 21 —Ts•Qseee has append of Mr. Lends Lesbos es Cassel at Bisainess he W Iterablisot CEOWN-OFTICE, lAN. 21.-11zmags RETURNED TO Sums IN TEI PEISIET PAILLILIWT.—Garvaise Tones. kui Wilde Eibtholp, Seq., la the plats of Cliarks De Lint Waldo Bibtherp, Bet, donee* fee the shy if Lusts. Their Basal Histamine the Durban of Cam bridge gad the Priam. Mary Mw arrived at *air reeldeam at et. italllVO Palma, frost Cambridge Cameo, Kew. Tile Dirks et Coabrielp Melted the Daiwa sad Palmas slimily after bie ream hem Pule yeemeday. The Bari at Ellasassne artiv - ed to taws yesterday -mist, sad la the al ers's& left he Widow Castle. ea a visit to her Majesty. no Earl of Eglintos is expected in town on Mon• dal. beat Rgliatoe Conte. he Earl and Countess of Darby sad Lady Emas nasality are expected is Bt. Isines'oequeto as Monday ken Knowsley. Vises Out and Visional's, Cosabsrmr• us az/noted is Beisrussqure as Tussisy mut Viscount and Vissountsos Insets. us 'lapin Os • visit with the Kanols sad Maroblosberi of Waterford is Inked. Viscount and Visootatem Paton left Kilns Park, anr Paterbooragh, lest week, to Milt the sateasive fanny estates la Inlaid. The noble vissennt asses to tows the mask altar ant for kis Parliamentary datiss. Visoount sod Viscounts.' Guillaume have ear. Weed • severe dessenis binarestest. by the death of their rely see, for Sea. Bteadish O'Grady. The Comm, Frames Waldegrave left Mombasa ea &tardy for Tnnthass. es • Tilt to Ma Doh* sad Dealer of fistlerked. Her ladyship gees tr day to Lady Colleens Kenosn's, at Basted. Mr. Harem% fame to tows trees Oalerdskire ea Betsrday. The Coast's, of Attila was sally delivered of a sea sod hgr, st Plasm" ea &May lase. Lady Emily Dungan= gave birth to a dasightw, at 3s, Breekstrest, ea Saaday. The Marquis and Maraidoem of Exeter have, "Mat Ma pass seek adernirsdVilessat Guy de Wlitse, tbs Dowager Lady Climes sad Hee. Klan Baynes', Logy Frederica Bestiask, Lady Maas Baskett, Ken Capt. Resrtes, Osisosi sad Kn. Word sad Kin Lowther, Hem. W. Z. Pubs, Kr. Augustus Btaterd, M.P., Lindeman* Kitehell, sad • large drab at llarghley• /omen The Marquis sad Mealtimes. of Ely purpose Mariam town far Pam et toe gees of the sheath. Irbi; Right How L. &run, M.P., Me aastaisad e sewne dosses& bereavement by the data.. Saturday last at Boma, ea the &bl.s, et k eldest ma, aged t 7. Beejewia Gaskell. bq., who eras to nosy years ea* et the fromineatathee la Pailleaent of the bereegh of Malden, filed on Yeaday at Thome'. House, war Wakefield, la the 76th year et Me ae. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1856. RETIREMENT OF MR. MACAULAY PROM PARLIAMENT. The followieg farewell address by Mr. Macaulay ess published to his mastaturate I. Edlabargh matarday (Teemlay) morales : 0 To rue Lamas or lansaoaen. _ • Gatlanes—Very sou after yes bi:dieTio -- ne . *a high honour of eriemisa me, 'wittiest say solicitation May pert, as topmast yes la the punt Peasant, I birea to es tertela appeshoseiese that the Nate of say hula" would sake it frameable Is, mu to repay yes* Midas= by ea sliest stroke. Dube same time I Uttered null/ with the bops that I night be obi, to be present et inspirits& ▪ sad essaeleaally te tab a pert Is laspertaat debates Bat the imperialism of *a last the pan has eeaviseed Ise that I wart reesesably 'must to be our spia eauble of perharsiss. in, is as inperfoet mean, throe duties which the pair& hos a right to upset frost an,, =saber Si tie Hesse of Cesaness. •• Too tootawkilo bays bons with ow is a rammer vials\ whir you to my women giotitodo. U.d toroa a mall amber ot ay sortitsoato ►laud to no a wish that I woobi masts =7 not, I *book! have timed it ay ditty to amply with thin wilt. Bat from sot is angle tamer have I over evolved a Use of .paste► or somplaist. If I wore dis posed to abets you somitrosity sad ibilitosy, I Wen, MF tostioas to bow the booooroblo title of Yombor for *Cabaret till ea ditoolatios of tilt Parliaatoat ; but I ANA that ►y ttooposoise loam so your Welles* , I *odd prove myself ustrottby of it. I tkortfors flotoonlatil to dimly, our otomotioa, And to pot it r your power to ebony a bettor soresat this I boys boom "I Mee applied to the °lwasaki, at the Sultegole tee the etewardaldp of the Mateyo Hoodsole. sod I have gem mesa to bairn, t►at tha sew writ will bore tra t►e fret day ot tire approaehing soaks. T►d natio* will. I Week be Wag saey► to sss►tt yew to make a t►oroy►ly isehlooteey aids. " And sew, sty triesils, with shown thanks he ell peer Idadows, asd with fervent M. ler tbe pease, looser, ea isomeetti et you noble shy, I ter the hot dew bid fie■ ibeeeiell. " T. a ILACAULA.Y. " LoaAsm. lota. 19 " The Bagskaph aurae ehereves, Eats bee ram lee I&lebergli et the genera Wades is 1162, Yr. bleanday hem frequently seam in the H...., 1 18 Sere rimarkable draft beige kM.pube. ha lame. 11161, as tile setdest of eaeleaka a Jaya *ea the How .t Omar g sae eke es the ladle 8411 l ad ha Jan a the amine yaw ea the iillehergh ward Ta. Absalom El. He tree Int Mann fee Rellebesgb la UM% by is abodes, is bag epeeist. d Santry at-War, table, plea la 1140. He trot yam rat te Parliament lee the ate at the lewd steaks la 1141, Seed w natimad to 1/40 kb 0 11 ,1111 * sees to the seem d Papuan Gaeta a the lam Family, In 1/11, ears rotleemaold. Ile Ina *NM k Ms abases awl whitest gelkilsaim. oink W sopensai the dip la do mm 4 Padlarmiel." LATEST INTELLIGENCE. sustittteoN OF BY RUSSIA • Tllli NEGOTIATIONS. Letters from Bt. Petersburg state that orders were sent off on the 18th to General Gortchakoff to sus pend hostilities la the Crimea. The general was ex pected without delay at St. Petersburg, to be invested 1 with the functions of Governor of Poland. The Paris Prow construes the above as evidence of the honest intentions of Russia. "The effect of the order," it says, "will not indeed be very great, seeing that hostilities are nearly suspended de facto by the weather; but, should the news be confirmed, we must admit that this initiative of Russia looks like ' a proof of her sincere desire to enter upon a peaceful course." The Vienna correspondent of the ladependame Beige asserts positively that Marshal Pelimier and Omer Paella have received orders to abstain from any offensive movement until "a line is drawn which is not to be emend during the progress of the negotiations.' The Journal de CiL Peieraboterg of the 21st inst. has the following:—" In consequence of the general desire of Europe, the Ramekin Government has not wished to delay the work of conciliation by entering into negotiations of detail, trusting that her mode ration will be duly appreciated." A Paris Boars; report is, that Lord Palmerston signed the armistice at noon yesterday, but the In dependence Belle says that the signatures of the Allies will not be attached even to the preliminaries before the Ist or 2nd of the approaching month, as the respective governments must receive the text of the document. signed at St. Petersburg, beton in structing Sir Hamilton Seymour and M. de Boar gooney to sign. The French papers reputed to be connected with the government are amuming, in the most compla cent manner, that the four first of the Esterhazy propositions expels all that Prance and England demand of Ramis, and when not entirely ignoring the fifth point, assuring their readers that the Allies, or at any rate France, will not make use of it to raise difiloulties about Banarsund. TheCbustitation owl of yesterday is very positive on this point, and my' that " whatever relative important), the fifth proposition may have, it cannot seriously embarrass a negotiation so serious as the present." It then proceeds to show that Bomareund having nothing to do with the Eastern quetion, mild not have been properly mentioned in as aldmatem designed to ter minate a war begun and carried on with reference to that as an 'ed. The Osestitutimuiel here becomes sublime and unintelligible, as it informs us that the fifth point was framed because it might mem desirable "to consecrate the soweenir of the &notions, of the Allies in the Baltic,' and to give thereby " a solemn sanction to the policy which the Anglo-French alliance in augurated in the north by its treaty with Sweden.' Bat the writer hastens to explain that this Bomar sand claim is not one of the conditions upon which the question of pesos or war was made to depend ; in other words, Ramie bas only to refuse to admit and it will be dropped. The Belgian journals are fall of admiration of such coarteey, which :entrusts so strongly with the "bad taste" of the English rem The .Tureal de Fieveefort, a paper of which the Austrian chancery occasionally makes use, has an article on the great subject of the day, commencing as follows: " Reek has accepted the Aestrian pro positions purely and simply. Negotiations are about to open, and to facilitate them reesurse will be ►ad to new conferences. We do not believe that the diffi culties which lie in the way to a definite end are smaller than they would have been if Russia bad persisted is a conditional seeeptanes; bat the good intention which that power has shown of bringing back Europe lb the path of pesos is worth more than the general renosesioas she has made." The writer, who is evidently a eas►hardened diplomatist, has no thing to say about the objects of the war, bet evidently thinks that a good time is coming for men of his meter. It is to be hoped that by the foresight of the Allies he will be disappointed, and that conformers will not be opened unless with better guarantees of sautes than be anticipates in the following presage "Germany especially accepts the conduces:lion of the Ramiaa government with all that satisfaction she owes to a state that has, by so doing, preserved her from the evUe of war. Bat she recognises also the geserosity of the other belligerent parties, who have due all they weld to make the path smooth for Russia's entering iota negotiations. May these nego tiations be crowned with a favourable result I May the spirit of the age, which is that of pesos and pro gress, bear it triumphantly over the imams* &Meal- ties that will beset the conferences about to be opened- We may have negotiations for pram we may even obtain treaties of peace, bet that pease itself—a dur able peace—can be maintained, this is, when we look at the complicated situation, interests, rivalries, and wants, this is a something not easily guaranteed; for if the spirit is willing, the flesh le weak." THE RECENT POLICY OF PRUSSIA. The Dash of this day esters tato as Interesting statement relative to the recent modest of Preemie : "While M. de flesbaeh," says the Degbats," was labeling' at St. Petersburg fee the re-establishment of peso', the Bing at Prussia sent to Vienna a supe rior Afar entrusted with an important mission to the Emperor Francis Joseph. Col. Manteoffel (say our correspondents) wee charged to deliver to theEss peror an autograph letter from the Bing ; to assertain if Austria !would fulfil the engagement into which she entered with Prussia in the ant ar. tittle of the treaty of alliance, offensive sod defen sive, signed at Berlin on the 20th of April, 1854, aceoirdieg to which Austria would consider 'any attack directed against the German and non-German tiorri- 1 tidies of Prussia as • hostile enterprise against its own territory ;' cassequently, U Prussia could count upon the efficacious adios of Austria to protect its rights and interests, already injured by the memos of the blockade of its ports ; NTo demand explanations cm the abject of a use nicesadom agreed to on the 28th of December, he twee. the Cabinets of Paris, Leedom, and Vienna, which had eanied jest alarm at Berlin, hemmed *seedling to one of the einem of this memorandum, Prussia would be 'eluded from fonds segotistkes, if she hesitated any longer to saltine her policy to that of Austria—if she did sot formally support at Bt. Petersburg the last prepositions of Austria, and if she did sot hawk et diplomatic relations with Rusk the very day epos which Asetria would retell its representative 1 "To sake, is a wroeillatery wanner, some repre sentations to the Assisi= Cabinet relative to the rigour of the 000ditioas proposed to Russia, bet to desks* that although the Ling did not wish to w eep miliaria he world sot We exert himself with the Emperor Alexander in the maw of the meets blishasest et pease 1 The Deals thou preeseds to state that Wesel lleateudirl found Austria to be nom deeply tow. peaked with the Waders Powers thee Lag Proderisk Wiliam had say Hsi ofi a military au vendee securing the co-operation of the Austrian army in the event of the refusal of the Austrian pro positions being is existence. This fact and the serious natureof the projected campaign having been oneemnaieetsd to the Leg, he at once hastened to warmly advise the Emperor Alexander to accept the Anitrian propositions without any restriction, de claring that the policy of Prussia would have to undergo a change if be refused, and approach that of the Western Powers. Two pressing let en are said to have been written by the King, in this sense, to the Emperor Alexander and the Grand Duke Constan- I tine. These letters threw light upon the motives by which Austria was actuated, and, together with the advice of M. de Seebich and the representations of M. de Nesselrods, carried conviction even to the most decided partisans of the war, aid the Emperor adhered with the unanimous assent, it is said, of the council of the Empire, to those very conditions which a few days before he had declared were unac ceptable. (raoic ova ows Bikini:MG, TIMIDLY EYINIPIO. We learn from Vienna that the Austrian Govern ment ham steadfsetly set its face against a continua tics of the war. All the journals have been ordered to expense their confidence that the negotiations will lead to a treaty. The Donau, for expressing doubts of their successful termination, has been seized and confiscated. RUSSIA. The Invalids Russo of the 16th publishes an ex tract from Prince Gortchakors journal of operations in the Crimea up to the let instant. It relates ehi fly to some unimportant skirmishes which took plies in the latter part of December at Balder, and in the neighbourhood of Eupatoria. The Russian Gener►l also action the partial destruction of the docks on the 31st ult. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (raom oul PARIS, TUIUDAY ETINIXO. • Doubtless it seems at first sight very humane of Roasts to show extreme haste to suspend hostilities. Bat the reasonable view of the order said to have been sent to Prince Gorteliakoff seems to me that the Russian "initiative" in order ing the Northern forte to cease a useless and almost innocents fire, can only have been taken in order to make it appear that the points " purely and simply" accepted at St. Petersburg include every thing that the Western Powers have a right to insist upon as preliminaries of peace, in order to furnish an argument that they are bound by the terms of Count Buol's despatch to consent at ono, to an armistice, and in order to take advantage of the feeling which the hopes of pesos soddenly enoonraged in France and England were calculated to give rise to, to elude these essential conditions which it was well known the English Government (whatever understanding the swift-footed Bsroa See. bash :may have had with the Tuileries) never meant to renounce. Upon this point—namely, whe ther the separate conditions are to be accepted before negotiations are entered spot:, or only to be brought forward to be voted upon in the Conferences (in which England would be sere to be in a minority) the French and English semi-official journals are in direct conflict. Thereby hangs the question of the armistice, and indeed, one may almost predicate, of peace itself. There is the real test whether the Russian "acceptance" was a trick or not. The Bonne opened with some fitness, but on the receipt of the despatch stat lag that Prince Oorteha koff had been ordered to suspend hostilities, there was a smart upward movement which continued to the close. The news was thought to confirm the rumour of Saturday, that analogous orders had been sent to Marshal Pelisaier. The Rents, after opening at 67fr. 250., closed at 67fr. 600., with a rise from yesterday of 25c. Credit Mobilier, after having fallen 28fr., closed at 1,430 fr., the ultimate fall being only 2fr. 606. Railways recovered for the most part the fall of the morning. Orleans rose 16fr. Some of the lines, in which little business is generally done, were lower. Austrian rose 6fr. The Patrie regards the decree of yesterday, di minishing the import duties on wool, u an immense mules rendered to French woollen manufacturers. It dismisses the question whether the national wool growers may not be injured by it, and of course, u a government journal, resolves in the negative. But to arrive at this conclusion, it employs a whole series of free•trade arguments, which it is satisfactory to nod upon the order of the day in this country. The Prefect of Seine has publicly intimated that the announcement that there would be a grand ball at the Hotel de Ville on the 30th wu a mistake. It is not the intention of the City of Paris to give any " municipal " fête this winter. The party on the 90th will be a private one in the prefect's own apartments. THli LATE PROYOST•MARSHAL AT KERTCH. Major Claerosey, late inmost-Marshal at Harts's, and sow be Leeds., publishes the partieelars et the affray whir led to hie sasperiou the narrative egreeleg with that whir has already hose given by our owe correspondent. Major Gseresey says " I fund, in emery with Major Hifi, R.A., five Tartish soldiers, from Fort Paul, four miles from their eastonnunsts, pleaderiag a hoar, the owner cad his family of children knocked down sad is terror of their lives, r he deposed to General I certainly reared the ringleader and had his punished. There is so aright I k k s-ou__ -tve bats murdered by as ieferiated robot scoundrels, headed by • Turkish captain of the 7th Regiment of the Coatingent, had I Cot had umbrae* at hand, wkieb saved re lives of the Prevost-ilergrat, ale , present, who unforiusately were not allowed to eery as arms; but that linigtOloll err from a Colt's revolver I had ha sty belt, which I red effectually atter being bricked dews, and waned them is Turkish of the eraerressor of throwing stoner together with seeing a soldier of the 71st Highlander worded by a chair,. I was also waisted by Captain Walker, of the Contiegent, riding up and elating down a fillet while in the eet of felling one of my men with • etre. It is perfectlytrue I was sent home by General Visits for my asedeet this affair, bat it I. equally true that the authorities at the War D. partessot have demurred to it. The &Howieg officers, who were preset, deposed to my coolness and self determination at the time, rod that it saved the lire of all the Europeans preseut from the furry of the mob, who very errs dirersed when they perceived would not be trlAed with—namely, Major Killer (80th Re. gimes% Major Hill (Royal Artillery), Captain Bwaby (39th P t aghaest), and Captain Walker (East India Service) I bay% beside,, the written approval of the,. general eMeers, all stating I ally did my duty." rhe Paris Mosi tsar says:—" Regular depots of muskets, Wended fee the supply of shipownen wbe awry ea a barter trade with the westors most of Vries, are sew established by the Frew* Gememat at Neste', Baer dean:, Ham, sad Marseilles, when these ire ems will be supplied at prices which will suable wershauts to want* vita tbe t Wish wad Belgian stokers." Aooordini to the P ;es a of Vienna, the first sitting of the monetary Castleman was occupied is gaming rem lations for its deliberations. It appears that it be been gromalty agreed upon to meegamend she adoption of the decimal system. TM 'Wogs are to take ptses throe those a meek, and the &modem to be in Numb. The Augsburg Gazette status that Count Dzialinaki, moo/ the Tidiest Polish leadenden of the Dusky of Panes, km Oared to Wag sip at his ows met the are eldldree of the Me peat kliakiewica. A private letter frau Couataatioople Oahu that Frowah dramatis impel et Itim. Daman, aad Mi dge sae& ha eitiled I■ that eity ea the 9tb, with poet mama The pfeeee perforated were—. Era Caplet." " Drum lit Flaw." sad" Mahe d'irsear." NAVAL AND MILITARY. AziniuLrr, JAS. 22.—Arrouniumrs.—Lieate• manta K. P. Jenkins (1854), to the Flyieg Fish, 6, strew steam inn email, at Pembroke; D. E Orr (1864), to the Kelt, 20, screw steam corvette, of 260 horse power, at Bh • C. 0 . F. Knowles (1853), to th e Sappho, 12 , sloop, at Chatham; and 0. W. Strong (1865), to the Arrogant, 46, screw steam frigate, of 360. horse power, a t Portsmouth._ _ _ _ A•sistant Paymasters W. T Comerford (1864), to the Algiers, 90, screw steam ship, of 450 hope power, in the Black Bea ; and J. 8. Moore (1863), to the Royal George, 120, screw steam ship, of 400 horse power, at Sheerness. Acting Mate G. L. Bridges, to the Flying Fob. •RIUTALI AT AND DIPASTURIS 110 M NALALLATA. ARRIVALB.—Jan. 5. Sir Robert Peel, steamer, f;Uni Constantinople; Tooling, steamer, Sisopolis; Gowen:mkt (Sardiuien war steamer), Boaphoros. 6. Elba, steamer, gaseous; Ayrshire, Baljilt. 7. Dodo, Baljik ; Beatrice, Hull; Amelia, Kasatth ; Attora (Sardieian), &match; Boyne, Karam.. D AAAAA 5. &Mans, steamer, for Ragland; H. M. 8. Miranda, off the port, from Kertch, and sailed for Kazatab ; Constance, Bosphorus; Lady Russell, Varna; Merriam, Baljik ; Pepi (Austrian), Bosphorus ; Hal of Durham, steamer, Bosphorus ; Briton Ferry, steamer, Bos phorus; Bspersoce (Norwegian), Bosphorus; Cormorant, stemma?, Sisopolia. 6. Tooning, steamer, Sisopolis ; Europa, steamer, Kasatch ; Imperial, steamer, Constantinople. The following steam transports are specially employed in carrying cattle for the supply of the army :—Dodo, Baal sior, Chester, Cormorant, Albatross, Tonsiag, Royal Vic. Loris, and Lino, about to take the place of Foyle, sailed for England. The Firefly carries tattle to Kertcb, for the troops there. The Elba supplies the Sardinian army with cattle, in additiou to what is brought in their war stemen. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 22. The Spitfire, 5, paddlewheel steam sloop, Captain T. A. B. Spratt, C. 8., arrived last night from the Medic/r -egimen, where she has been engaged on surveying service since the spring of 1851, Captain (then Commander) Spratt having received his appointment to her is April of tkat year. Sbe proceeds to Woolwich to be paid off. ' The Tickler, screw gas boat, Lieutenant Commander Balfour, arrived from this Eastward to-day, to join one of the Baltic divisions of gee boa's. No reasatioa has taken place at this yard to consequence of may probabilities of peace that may exist, in the equip ment of the line-of-battle ships, gunboats, mortar vessels, or in other departments bearing on the war. Everything goes as U SetiTlay U before. The Nelson, sailing traasport, has sailed to-day for Con stantinople, with 500 tons of provisions, from the Royal Clarence fard. The Indigo, Kum transport, received orders to-day to proceed to Plymouth to embark militia there for conveyance to Dublin, and then proceed on other service. She is coaling to day for this purpose. The Rodney, 90, railing ship, Captain hloonont, C. 8., is discharging storm, do , in order to be Stud for a shell magazine for the Baltic, the drat orders to convert her to this duty not having been countermanded. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Alma, which bee just arrived home with the Indian mail, la to have ber two tanned .mew ezehaeged fora three based one. Her vibration will thus be diminished, while het speed it is believed will be ineteued, although that is already very eztraordinary. When under steam alone and with • bead wind she rim 121 knots in the Mediterrasea*. and with her ceases set she made 15* knots, equal to 17 miles an hour. During twenty-four hours she ran 326 miles, nearly 14 miles an hour. The Royal West India Company's mail steamer, Great Western, he, been taken up by government for a war transport. The steam transport, Severn, left Southampton yesterdsy, for Cork, on her way to the East with troops. Field Marshal the Commander-in-Chief has been pleased to sanction the appointment of Captain G. J. Y. de Winton de Winton to be major of brigade at Smyrna to the British Swiss Legion, which eorpe he has lately been assist. tag to raise and orga nise. SUXDBRLAND NAVAL PATRIOTIC ASSO. &ATloir: We have received a copy of a correepoudence which has just passed between the Admiralty and some patriotic gentlemen at Sunderlard. The nature of the batistes sellinently appear in the following letter : Admiralty, Jas. 17, 1866. Sir,—Having laid before my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty your letter of the 14th inst., tnnemitting copies of resolutions passed at a meeting bold at Sunderland on that day, at which an association was formed under the name of the Sunderland Naval Patriotic Association, for the purpose of raising a sum of money, with the object of manning, with seamen of that port, one or more of the gumboils now building there for the Hence of the coun try, I am commanded by their lordships to acquaint you that they an much gratified by the receipt of this letter, and they ninth their beet thanks for these patriotic and praise worthy exertions in the endeavour to man the gun boats beading at Sunderland; and I am directed to mind you the following replies to the several inquiries contained in your letter font— As to whether their lordthips will give their sans. dos to eanying out the object proposed by the amociatien e my lords direct me to &Ennis% you that they highly approve of the isteotions of the assoeiattos. Seeoudly—Aa to the somber of sailors required for each gunboat, I am to acqsaint you that they will each run's, 1 earpenter's new, 10 able seamen or first elan ordinaries, 2 boys of the first elms, 2 boys of the second elm, 1 India( stoker, 5 stoken and coal trimmers, independent of Mears and royal marines to be appointed by the Board of Ad . _ ThinUy—For bow short a period mimes would be pen matted to enter the service, I am to acquaint you that nes for the service entered by the amociatios may claim their discharge, if they think fit, at the sod of the Baltic season of 1856, bat the boys would have to enter for cardamum envies of ten year', from the age of 18. Fourthly—The amount of pay per moath of 81 slays is is follows :—Carpeater's crew, 21. 8.. I Id. ; able mama, 2L ls. 4d. ; ordinary menses (first elms), 11. 13s. 7d.; bop (first 'lase). 18s. Id.; bolsi (.reond class), 15s. 6d.; leading stoker, 31. 2s. ; stokers, 21. 141.3 d. Fifthly—The pay would commence from the data demi man's entry at Sunderland. flathry—lnstruations have been given to Mr. Heasley, Master Royal Navy, conducting the naval 'indurate al Senderlend, to give you every assistance and leformation. lam also directed by my lords to aweless, for the infor- mation of she assoolatios, • few tabular forms, showing the pressat male of pay, pensioss, and provisions in the Royal Nary, and to acquaint you that there ars a large number of gnaboats building at other ports, as well as snorter vsesels. I am, &a., THOMAS Paige. D. Joesesohn, E.q , Sunderland. • meeting of the association was held, on Monday, at the ems of Mr. Joualsohn, when a subseription list was cloned, and merle SOD!. at ono* subsoribsd ; end it is folly en posted that the assocjation will be able to carry out the object. This is, we believe, the first alsociation of the kind established daring the pneent war, and shows the spirit at the Sunderland people in a highly favourable light. Throe Rear-Admirals—Rear-Admiral Superintea drat Sir Mestags Staptord, Rear Admiral Sir Hondas Stewart, sad Rear-Adatfral Eimy—are at pretest at Malts. At the last sitting of the Geographical Society of Perim, Y. de la Wispier', one of the members of that body read en Interferes paper en the expeditions of Sir John Franklin, and on the Carroty of the Northwest Perage. Y. Moquette thinks that Franklin or hie eimpanions were the fiat to rive, in coming from the east, the futons pro blem of the passage betweee the two reuse. " This opinion. however," he said, " does not in any way take from the glory and merit of Capt. Sir R-ibert whine voyage of tlimovery was accomplished somewhat later from the Wed and north of Baron's Island." Said-Effendi, jester to the Sultan, and who hag held the same poet ander four Ottoman Emperors, has Jut died at the age of 120 yean and 7 months. Notteithstead. kg his extreme age he retained, it is said, the use of all his homilies to the last. He has been sometimes beard to relate antedates connected with fame of much an old date that permits were at a loss hew to believe his auertiona Instances of extreme longevity are not very rare at Constantinople. At Pumm►tia there fa cow residing a skia•dresesr who is 117 ysan of age, aid he has is ►ie pose maim a receipt, taken by blutself for the poll•tae, whleh dates back 101 years. M. Montslemberee new work, "The Political Potato of Ragland," is said to be obtaining a great sals in Proses. It is remarked in a letter from Turin :—" The Caneivel seem is attended with mom favourable auspices this year than last, w►en the domestic be aaaaa ments of the Royal family had pleaged the whole country into "mourn ing. Keay hells have already taken place. The Duke de Gramme; Mahar et Frame, has opened his saloons. and reeeivee every Weiland', the Milo of the society of Twin. Is addition to fashionable', politicians of all parties pees into the saloons of the honourable diplomatist, who wall knows hew to eaptivate the sympathise of ell, aid who wenld be seemly lose popular if he was here only as private patlewan." - - Nina theatres are now open at Rome. The tidal of sevesal or the pieces have bees changed by the director et polies. "La Teenier& " appeared to his too fro. Obi 'ab ject of the opera is "La Dame sal Canalise "), end it le topless& by the title of " Violeta." " Rigeletto," at the Theatre Valle, I. willed Visserdelli," how the saws et the Arse singer in the pima ; and ths Vernes Sieiliesase" is willed " (Novenas di Osman," the sees. being MIN. hoed to Spate.