The Express. — London, England, 1856-01-17 00:00:00

ebe expreoo. TO CORKINSPONDENTO. Wokeler "Tie Ewen." tondos Valais pipe, li trerires Oft% 11 . assverisatent. Two °Wog co the /s/ of patialies. HIGH WAVER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tan Dar—Bandar, N. 3**--.11/arawaa. lot. I. 104seaaew-411oni1s, lab. Sir. Altana" ilk. Ma. LONDON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17. A MILT/AZT spate& wee prorated in the Car eened et the Tuileries on Tuesday het, magaillosat, teaching, and wit►out a precedent le the records at history. Fifteen thousand French radios, jut re tuned from the Crimea, after having displayed yawn in the Sold and endorsees in the beechen which haws never been earpamed—many of them esemed with honoured scan—wen eresabled in the Carrousel in presence of their own Sovereign and a Prince of the English blood royal, a delegate and represeatative of his Quaint. The object of their gathering was to receive the nieds/a presented to them by Vicroath of England in her own and bar people's Buss. A deputation from each regiment, soniating et representatives of every grade is it, same forward to reactive their medals from the hands tK the Eralish Prime, and at the moment he *blinded them, by a happily onolved arrowr oot, the effigies of the Queen of Exotazth glittered odMce on every breast among the gallant fifteen iffiensand. It wee a gorgeous visible eraeration of. **brotherhood is arse which tweestarth exists be trateillhe armies of France and England—the formal ermadolution of an indissoluble anion contracted mold the elan of arms, in the bier ei death and &NM 1 • :1 • Al &gland will thrill with 4tli sympathetic somdisk awakened by the Isere doseription of such a Dow. All Eogiand ought, while the enthusiasm is yet glowing in all its first vehemence, to call upon our Government to complete the work so well began in the recognition of the deserts of oar brave Allies, by taking are that none of oar own countrymen, squally deserving, are passed over in the distribution of honorary decorations. This war has been honourably obarsoterised by an unprocedentedly liberal extension °theta:mazy rewire to ranks in our army which is farmer wan it was too mach the custom to overlook. Bat there is me elass of those who brave danger is the field, arid Aimee and privation in the camp, to assert the iaterests sad honour of England, to which justice has aist yet bees dam. The medical 0406,11 of ear army hate Dot yet had their weighty claims to national gra titude recognised as they ought is have bees. These brave, accomplished, sad devoted urea ham shared is all the privations, toils, aid angora of the emsbatants sines our army Arm landed in the Beet. Teak dudes have hem more morons and unto mining than thole which ham devolved epos any of their associates is the tamps. Their exposure to personal danger hie on some oteasioeo bees greater. Let as take tee ea example the great explosion and ere is this Quip Wore fie bsolopeL Os that oecasioe, every surges@ el the Light Divisive stock to their homiest, ems whoa it was Nomad aseresary to keep the officers and men of their memento at a diseases of half s mile or upwards hem the scene of danger. This was a service of infinite bawd, especially is some regiments of the Hest brigade, whom hospital hats were is the rear of the camp, sad is.. to the elegotraia depdte. TM hospitals of the 7th (Fusiliers) and 1111 rd Regimes wars rent and shattered, and deadly proferalso tell la as iron shower mooed and amen this. The bate di the 23rd Regiment were has shakes, bat the hat of the regimental semen wee performed by a ballet. The moistens of the surgeon of the Rah Brigade was wounded. The hospitals of the 77th sad Beth Roe meats were seed exposed. In all, the surgeons re mised at their posts, .fording essistasee to the maimed and wounded, bath English sad Fmnah,and superintending the removal of patients suable to walk, daring the whole of the appalling visita tion. Net a few delicate sad ddissit surgical op mikes were sercesefally performed by them amid the earthquake die and 00111:111116111 d earth and air. TM surgeon of the herd (Wei& Fuelliers), whom marrow serape has already boss mistimed. was, is sposerqsamee el a sadden alarm, deserted by all except the hospital serpents and a draftiest buy who stood by, whin &beat to amputees the shattered arm of a patient. The boy—we wish we knew his lame —had the peones of mini to gimp the upper part of the arm of the priest, so as to eon prom the artery and prevail the Sow of blood, vies be saw the tam suddrsaly &headsets& by them Mho had abase of him. 'Pb. asses of wonder sad adashathea that is *seaboard is se by deeds at arms is eerie, to oar astesishmont that the reasetive and ismative pewees of the 'Milled 'Maid be quisitmed and wondered awn active by extreme peril instead of being paralysed ; and no thief is the bewildering tumult et a heady light could display mon of that sublime quality than did the surgeons whose yet us sekaewiedged exploits we hem hem isdiestiog rather than dasoribing. And what we ham now been meresatisg is but an episode Is the mikes adventures of Use medical diem et IMO:Mem army amid the pistils= of the Bulgarian plebe, an the deadly heights et Alma, on the toilsome mama by which ilebastactol wee tamed, at Is and throughout the whole dreary wiatee deux Ia reseennse of their aenanplod earviase and malbelapore slaisa—la the mane of the people of lieglaad—sa immediate distrihaden of swish asd dens to the asdisal Ann of war Crisman allay --es ea Instalment of awe sabeheadal aspreseion el Mind padtude to follow. It is ao briber goes thaa yastuday that we had nouns to nagratalate tie awry on the adsairahle ooadidoa of oar army la ths Chinn ; its high state of health sad annoy is la as snail degree owing to the skill sad enidnity of its medical Aka% LOwnon BILIGHTOII, AND Bonn Coon Rm.- war.--Tlai Board of Mission's' this railway, having led the eieseate for the peel han-yeer before thine, have added apse reeoreateeding the moist of a dividend ter ce. half-year of V. 184 p.r coat es the eseselidated stork el the anapany, 'satin the Mel dividend foe the year 180 i amount to Ave priest. Aurratur Raitwoor.—Meme. Wank sad Uslawies. of View, hese noshed . plawlas tram Ye Ametrise Favarsaseat of Use pews' wen r emeines au& way Ism VIMSII &Main we We. The sill have two breach Naas. the sae t• Passe% DA ON sal the etAer r Xraire is its Tyra. al Roam le De 90 seen, sad tbe capital of the al is, lerile. Two-thirds per etiar=••Twal he set wide as ea amortisation rod. The howlers Tin be direr two pr rat. is es is4=ll:4lltap ests air v, sadeptlier eapesse• Is is bays • surlier' pre Ars is the 1 sad It bear tbse essepesy, empsisi el Hews hew eed wee Beebe ass dew grebe* be latereited is re ••••wat ef se amorrli put CaYNTAL DAT. JAL Alairer as layalst. Hi; Ore by w Whets, 100; owl, SOL Wit eintri. ir Jae no following arrived . , I n:el i t Weis is ber Majesty t—The ot Con (*nestled by llajet P ), lie ah Dii..p Busk (attended by &rake lo U se Abereers sad Lady Louisa Haelltos, Laird Alliance sad Liost•Colosol Mamie, of the Royal Segiacen, lately mess is the Criaille. Ia oddities to the forogolag, the Masa party fadnied : —The Dubose of Hoot, the Count of }leaden, Lady !easy Howard, Buenos de Opel, Gonad Wlllarde, ad Cassia Bersollo. . .. The bead et the Rad Life Claude played derlag Mawr. Cleese's prints bead aftervarde perileateld is ti. Castle. Prises Albert, seeeeepaalsil by tbe Meat II ileadere sad the Mabarelab Deleep 6hsh, weat eat eheedai, tide atera. lag. Th. Mamie if Memos sad Lissa-081ml Map sea al* eireimpeeied the Pits... THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11. 1856. LATEST PROM ItlptQV ADD ACCEiTANCgi OP THE PROPOSITIONS ., OF THE , ALLIES BY RUSSIA. -.-111.- • i Mill • essead Midis el tits rime.) We have received the following telerephie dis patch hem ear Vistula ceereqxadsat :••••• VIENNA, lax. 16, 10 p.m. "Russia ham eacoaditivaally eosepted the prepo sitions el the Allies. *This is authentic" [The Ansa of hot awning entaind a state ment eyeing meanly with the above, es the authority of the Zedispowheice Bd9.—"W. us amend," it was said, " that Buda resin the pr► puking which ban bees nbmitted to bowl --lIMPRFSS FROM PARIS. (new oia owe 001111=PONDIML) PARIS, WIDWEIDAS NVIOIIIIIO. The air* given by Lady Cowley last night was a grand ball. The Immo'. and Empties, and the Duke of Cambridge, arrived at half-past nim. The Emperor opened the ball with Lady Cowley, Ms Royal Duke dancing with the Primus Augusta Of Hems. The Rreprwa r erha leaked Ancona:l4y well, remained seated desiag ilto evening. At twelve o'clock supper was lima to their Majesties, the Princes' Mathilds, who was present, his Royal High. new, and some of the most distinguished gusto. The Imperial party took their departure at a quarter-pat one, but dancing was kept tap until after three. Co. Mow, whit& ere now vary fashionable, were danced with considaeable spirit. This tete had collected together sissy persons of distinction in Parie, and the number of Awn in the English =Mem wee eswiierable, mat at them wearing the mega of the Bey. Black ads and white waistcoats were, hew. Meer, in the celerity. The members of the Cinch] K War attracted great attention, particularly Mat teis Lyme owl Denim, and Generals Joao and Ahoy, on the one band, and Gnash Marebert, Bonnet, and La Marmon, oa the other. "cod Bare the Qom," and 0 l'artant pour la Syr*" were admi sably played during the "Main by the band, and the whole display was an azosedingly brilliant one. At the Bourne the Amadei report of M. Mow in the Morsitator was very math disowned. lan people thought that the concluding part, ressemil• hag that the Tressou Mill pomerred a in 1 millions of the premeds of the two lest leans sail* be construed ea an iatimation that no new Wm would be wanted soon. This, however, was not the general opinion, and, indeed, there is little doubt bat that negotiating are actively going on with capi talists foe seising ea mach mosey sa has been lately reported, sad that within a very short time. Nat withstanding a made:able rim in Oonsols, sad • good many plausible rossure of the possibility of serious negotiation toe peace, the Rents did net improve moth in die early part of the day. Bat towards the afternoon them was a rapid upward movensat. Several indesatial brokers made large perching, sad is lie result the These closed at 63fr. 200., with a rise et 80.. Credit Mobilise was in great demand, and rose 82fr. Railways Wt off very firm. Voters rese life, sad other lines front 21r. 500. to Mr. M. Wangs, the Spanish antliamidor, has returned to Paris has Madrid, sad I sm WI that he brings with him tall powers to Pia the Walesa Alliance " mutually." , , llaat.edypwasaaoaeatilliiiPlit the Crisman medal The Mowing is, I ban% it seared description of it, bat I have net yet essmistame elesely:—The front of the sushi represent, tbe silky of the Clam of Ilogiand, with the motto u Victoria Wier and the reverse regiments two aliegorial figures of War crowned by Vietety, with the isecriptin r Crimea: It is attached to the breast by masa of a sky-bles ribbon with a yaw edp. It in tree that the cost of each medal is ler. The weight in silver is about equal to Ills. in nowasY. PUBLIC FEELING IN BT. A Bt. Potitsbarg IrAter of th. 7th of hammy, sap : ihe war pasty Is Baser &dna die esatimiatba of the war, bemuse to their eyes It is Wiese' mad ley. rafts. biaately User all the mobility la the pertiaass Me with Ibis party. The aebillty rust, se doubt, bee a great dial Is the araggis, bat they hove aide up their abide to the radial. I dlo set aleesie ea opiates. I &imply seats a feet. L the sorted we are seder the sear risme. The Grad Due Cesstaatir retorts that Barb a iadadble, aad kr aortas to fear for the farm This &tuba is streaussely kept up by Goosed gediger, the eouraader lbeldaf et the Guards, who kr • great islasaal yea as salad of the dread Admiral, sad by Pilate Mestehikelk who has meetly bees elevated to the pest of Hevener- Grad of °MOW& The Prime has thee& At sot yet to go to the seat of his gereareat. Ho so nars here, se doubt, to glue he advise to the Grad Dake Combating, wises seesaw ha b, mad who certarly, la reaper of worried's', cads la ae seed of sorrel. The serration ef Primes Meatekiked is thought the rose strap the rare it I. essolisred. Nobody sea rake It eat. People ask why, whoa the Nimes sea is dieriesed ea gross& of legitimate toryisioa boa the essideatial ease he held ger the penes of AO imperor, the fares should ba eatereed with the debar of Cenral ? At Court the date of affair is ate better. Thu Engem ha dram, sail there is am* to mike ter. He le diem rated sad rebseehety. He walks sp sad dews for hears together sisal la ids study, the areas* brim seders to lot as or was asse kit. He .sunk* his wife, tat darer Made, who advises kit to wake every swills. erapatible with Moor to errs peer. But thus ids augur melba Larders, lad without I. Weer esoftiag him to war, talks of the bussidadea of the repire whisk Ik. late Oat Merits had Mod to se* a pitch of (levy sal power. Ilaterturtely the Emma Alearder le sompletaly lades the legumes el kis nether, toe wires be has aa satruaded ear abselateil WM aeries. If the anneals of the Rarer Downer should he at say sassiest lasslideut to the ad;sa c 4 lb@ limproakloaasit,tiwGna4Ds Ceestanine is ever at hand a; tenant the war teeing. U. is the Dear es Matins of the winter pilaw Be peahens to be ne seathwien et the fulrameasy end the pest= is al ways ores she sealliin of the Wens say be lt net by is by Wang. Shea he talks of the Itessien ferteemn liania's insane n oniron and the elhedes et her army (en army sever MOW *AS ryes Jpare). , hi shun the Grand Admiral win*. • as he IS Niel hese. bang sepportin by his nether, gen the best Weasel dinanien la the no sine* lies Wenn IL de Nolen, • tar= I push and M. de Ilembrotie. nbe b keen and seal with the war party, If. de Itensiesde elinnierr to hold the bares net betimes then. THE PENINSULAR. MAILS. (am (raor i 110IITHAUPTON, Taounair moans°. The Madrid has arrived with the Peninsular wad* baviag left Lisboa re the 9tit. Ia lipaia General Olkanell is recoveriag. The Taps has mellowed, and great loss of life and property have remelted. At Gibralgar, inissurs quantities of rein had Mot. • • • • There bed hese a henbane off Cadiz t the Mae- lieu barque Messes woe diseases(' 1 the Raglish barque Phenix soak l the Brutish ship Blame, with beep. we wreaked, sad somber. ot dm troops wen drawee& The Fria& eshomer Issue Massa meat to plasm. The Furs, with the oetward India maikoms lyise it the Tape is queletiao. Hue maddaery was dameged. She Malt have till the 17th. Ths brig Pi a, al Ink" took Ire oft Caps St. Viesrat, sad was destroyed ; maw saved. The beiges Jam el Beatal, was wreaks& The From& Siam bad ism on sham The Madrid Isiap spade to the vales of 4,5471. Hue illajsety's Alp Neiman. was at Gibraltar oil the 7th inst.. sad hue Majesty's ship St. George at Lkbes ea the 12th., her Majesty's ship Salaman der having asAled ham the Taps oil the 10th, kr the Casa sl ♦Mss. Her Majesty% etas treeepert Transit, wit► part of the Germs Lesiva ea bawd, pat fete Vigo Bay is the eth int.** ewes damp is bar meshing, sad WWI thews. as the Nth far &Marl The elms Oreaspert Telegraph had railed. having Pat tete Li t.. ea the hrd last., damaged. Zola. et Wpm ea load" SO eye, Sq. AUSTRALIA. • n mown° TIILIORAPII (nor 11.11 owx CORILWONDERT.) LIVERPOOL, THIIIIIIDAT. This morning at 11.10 the mail steam ship Ben Nevis (Captain Heron) belonging to the White Star line, was being towed up the river. She left Mel bourne October 19, and on January 2 was in, lati tude 49 N., longitude 12 W.; since then she has met vritheasterly galas on the 11th and 15th. It is expected that her mails will arrive for first delivery to-morrow. The amount of gold brought is unknown. The Champion of the Sem was to sail on the 20th of October from birdhouse. Gond Wider& left Os Conk is Use former. A Cabinet Cason was held yesterday aftercare at the ForrigesoMee. The min ieWl preset ewe Vis count Palmately the Leed theessiMr. the Marquis oflAsodecree‘ Mari Clemente, the Ilari of Herrowby, Orlieerp Otsy, the Earl of Clarestlen, Mr. Sem tory Letwashron the Chaneeller of the Eddisquer Sir Merlin Wool, the Right Hes. B. Uses Smith , Lard Stanley of Alderley. the Bight Noe. Y. T. Beim* end the Doke of Argyll. The email eat throe bears. The Bev. Peter Latrobe brd ma Wenn w with Mr. Hese eery Liberians ea Tuesday, at the Cyanid case. ♦ dawdles his. the City et Mani bad aa laterdew with the Bight Hes. Z. P. Heaved*, yeseerday, it the Kin of the Peer-lew Heard i• Whitehallow tin edged et yreddiag a pauper hurtle asylum hr the day. The &putative wee istrodand by Ms. Latina sad Mr. Baktley, the members fee Bring, sad oeselded of Mr. W. Herepetb, Kr. Gees, Kr. Leeward, Dr. Mogen, Mr. Freiherr*, Mr. Laird's, Kr. Teen, Mr. Snead., Yr. Whitwell, Mr. Hyde, Mr. habit, Mr. Larne, Dr. Greea. Mr. Gleville, Mr. Mina, Mr. T. L. Dram Mr. Mebtame, Mr. T. Jeans. sad Mr. Jamas. ♦ itymmales from w Riebriage trails bed as lateniew Mit► the Rigat Hos. IL P. Deaver* se the olio) of the Pooe-law Been, cm dm tallest of workless* amemmoda. Om fit dal asks. Tao &Wales cosisled of Me 8.,. W. Maya Mr. H. W. hams, Ms. D. Gartess, sad Kr. W. Bantu& Kam& of Jur:iodate orrhod Ea tows yookedsi I amok. for dm pupas of attoodiag the Cabbie Comma hold st ilto Yorelgrodlod YINS so 4 Vionostre Palanatotta Mona to toms yototday Item Boor Wads. Bala. Dthethehee kw the Gement el the West ladle ceimeir, sad she he the Oevetuee et Othreiter, true Nat het meths her the Weald-elm. we Isom from a quartos taint we bass every moos to think wall informed that Mr. now Lefsvre boo so iatiatios as yet of tendons( his rosigastios of the Sposkarship. OF PEACE. About eleven *Wool this sondag the iatelligesos that the teens et the Allies had bass aseepted by Rea* aad that the war was at as sad, was cow assaisesed by the Lord Chid Bares Pollak who preeidisi I. the Court d lizeheiree, Guildhall, to the bar sad jury. The sews quad regidir mead the Neighbourhood sad caueed a great esa.l The belies of ezeitemsot was Mimes. Irma all Pule of the City Pee& wen beeribix to the E:- Amp to obtain a gleam at the papers, sad the deemed Rest bare beam vapresedeatedly peat oe tbs supply aseseally limited, for the greatest difficulty wee esperieessd is preemies a copy. It would be premature to state the inset of the as epe• tie pablis salad. At poem it omen to rodeos eatoalahmest whs. then pleasure or regret, sad the dspes of setheatisity pressed by tbe dispatch is a more empeokig tops of coarse lotion this the Internal vales of the sews Wolf. Previous liispatebes from a similar some have made the segos of the City extremely matins, bat mesh Merodelity is promoted spas this sesesisa, ti the sigalimmt feet that the slam of bodiless sea wally summed to poems the beet same of igen mules, have hoes, sad are still, larp and malidsat buyers. DMA= Or rurcovmss (DOWAO111) OP £ZROLL. We regret te eiieseese the death d the Cowles (Dowager) et linen, itsaultse d the late K Wilma IV. sad Kn. helm. The neleashely neat web Maas at In Wastes to 11 Velma yonseday beano, at Mdiabergb, her ladyship bang at the tine ea her trey andi banes se the risk bed et he bream, Lei Adolphus Pb.. danase. The Mewed essaties had lid Kr. J. Dag. ILP., sad Lady Again Dors seat, to the genii ef Antised, es 4 ea Saturday last stayed as Welwyn Cloth, Dysart, sad senbed Ediaberpli ea Marie. whin bee ladyship we tabs wiry sawsu. The symptom. Mons elernieg, sad Ludy Karp Tin, end the .thee teladne, nesived a tele , greeds menage may sa Tends, wierang. seanylag Me latellipease tint the amiss, we lyint be a any downs state. lady Mary lees lea lows by the earns inn es Tassday swan., sad had the etweelalisa d bsiag with hay ister at he lb.. WM. widish bsppsued at tin ben betas maned *neat say apparent peia. We Wien the ow ns, died hes sontedsa at this brae. Lay Aaiun Tiumbsewee. bar sister.la. law, sad Indy Aimee Dui wen sang the Ober members et the Omar preempt at bow Mesh. sad the lad d Errell sad Viesesat sod Viso:mates' Campine, wen she end Nr who be 1417.114 we ensi. eared n inalasni dangle. TM doessiell assesses was third Aen gina? et the late Mtn Madan IV. Nei Mrs. :Wall, sad w boa Imam , le, VIOL Her ladyship saanisd. Deassetee 4, 1510, William Mame, slatsesth Sul et Snell. who diet la Anil. 1541. sad by when his Isdyilip haves bees, the poems Bind Brat, Lady Compile, Lady Ares Dag and Lady Abs. Hay, mew sled. Make Goma 7aa lift tees yeasardap ea weals of she disimethi sew. Loom ADouittl• Thicsrosoitite—Wo repot to Iwo taw oak sod raw lord mad= la sub this awes state, lot Thalia the loot two days lw hww bowl ebb Milo osorlsbusat Stow ate, lowever. taboulsiosi tbot Issisitip wW be able to twensuot W swim Shwa. Ills MAW 104 • psalm WOO as may, tai th• .tidal WWI* ywOwilay war as Osumi :—.• Lott Ms& Yttailts•••• wslinoss la so tootembis setae w yap wedgy. /as. It IMO , Tim boobies of tits medley astlows wry owswoue, fa/away. yoestsday, the Data W Dothan •• llost•l4 his griallhav Ihres is Cott% Ow Mot NW •I Megtorty. dm Awl Spower. the Bad Vatiligit, Lied Aylmer, Vinson USA/. the 1•11 the Lilt His. Beejeemis es/ Hee. Disnai, Lui M Lady Rime, Ceiseel sad Boehm Nu*, the, But ri Cosateee et Othetey, the Mitt His. Mr Thum hastaasio, Leib William Barg. Li. Mhemiess or ika Rohm Pia, DAM, 31. P. —l%lB kfrag Wen the Vow ambled he the eseeweetwiet el the 'anise owl 1* imelilipetat wet. $ 4, ism a ittg Ofteel ler4 When lldle soft butted by WIN d setteesolle theft mites 19 ittattlle mointli• eta. then Peek DEA, ILP. , wit Ley Raft Hey, weaves dareghter et all Iteelsie et Twelfth* The mid* wet eeteleetel by the Dew et Wens, tee, swig et the leilesteen. Is the pewee it • dletegibel Weft et the what), taeftteg the Doke aell Dubois et Weiftiter, Kemple it Twee*. 4.8., Right Hr. Tate Peel, lard wit Lay Coneys, Ina Pool, log. M.P. La, Zak; Lodi loam SOushloosom of AM..., LOT mow. lterftleteal 14 7. Afteleel Lw. 144F.Tilieer, tv. Reit Zane tamp bet ewl lady. Leaf tlieabeth heed. Lwlr Ciltse, lady 0.4 Letestew awl Loll Jew Peet, LEAF Oak lb*. Li. At the waft*. _rope "how wes "lift by ke Chew the Detest el Watts% at Alikif &ell& The 0. el Ilbeilbrehe Mel ea Teehley at Me Musk Bietheedosee. Martels. fa Me gib yew THE NEGOTIATIONS. The opinions of the Continental journalists appear to have been mannered by the ..need coseilietary 'hermetic of the Itemdan esunterproposab, and the toes of the advisee reedved to-day by the ordinary Pont is undoubtedly wide. The Dash of this morning states that 31. Nee seirode, in his reply (the first) to the Anodise Cabinet, {mists repeatedly upon the shrews lain of the Earpiece Almander to restore peace to Romps. " The Emperor," says the Minister, "is not mimed by the love of ocesimet; he mast° glorify his nip, sot by adding new provinces to Emia, bit by developing the germs of its material prosperity. The internal regime of Emig requires profound reform,, militant which th. Emden maim menot hope to attain to the degree Of eleilisatio• whisk other nations have mobs& The Emperer.is rinsed that his missies resists I. iatroderiag mewl his people some grand mobil sad civil imelioestiom: and he is (optima to emumme hi. , work." The Corrospowdows dadrickinuse. the official organ of the cabinet of View, an, " The reply of Ramis to the propositions of Austria Lee nedwl oar Glovers- 1 meat. It does sot express ea abielate adhesion, bat it I. emoilistory. The difilealties being purely of form there is yet room for hope that poem will be meetabliehed." Le Nord, of yesterday, cookies as article of soak keg* casseasisi with the words " Shall we have peso or war P• la this slain peat soda is claimed for Ressia's protestation for peace sad for her lam essesedom Thu ead of the war is redbird ea a variety of 'made, kw of the latter bobs seek • as will lave stash weight with politicises. Le Nerd repeats the statement et author Breasele joanial, that the demand for the ameba of territa7 I. Beesaralik is nada solely I. the Wean& ot Austria, who oak, to *ad bocoolt at the omission of pease without **Wag a blow,—la poseesioa of " the serest, the most material, sad the most profitable avast's' of those insists is which 1 the klieg have dui se - emesit bleed." A report wee remold at &AL that a onestormodues mists in whisk the sew °Wisdoms which Austria ism" if diploma, MU, ent est forth. Meanwhile the &mom Journal of Frankfort nays that it km reason to believe that the Reseian government has deseaded that the delay which bee bees granted it to reply to the Antrim propositions shall be extended to lit February ! All this time diplomatists have been wry tory at Visalia. Oa the 12th the Salmis. hod interviews maseemively with Count Bad :—Baron de Boer gessry, Sir Hamilton asyrnewr, Prime Gestahshog Count Andes (Pevedam), mid Cal. Maalseld. IS OF OOMMAND IN THE AMMAN ' ARMY. - . (IT azaotaio InadaariL) (+ll4lOll Ova OWN armisseinniin.) HAMBITO.O. TKVZSDAL By an Imperial Deer" dated the Bth, Prince Gleeteisket is ressoved bent the sonunand of the the army is the Ohms, ssd General Laden. hitherto ...meads Cl the *rosy el the South, is appointed. Is hie stead. °nerd &stashes. hitherto Wei at the Staff in the thine% is appointed to the seatatand et the sth Infanta Corps. NIGHT BURPRIEGI BY FRBNCH TROOPL (yam 001 BRALIN , WiDISIDAT. The Inevaide Rem pabliebes a telersphie des patch kola Prises 43ertshake& The Mass sap that a party cd Rea* wearing white shake (pro bably that they might sot be so soft perceived is the now), adesased by sight sad earprieed Behar. They barestted the estpute, bet asimpaled whoa the Recaisit reserves aims ap. The Lola leo vies those killed sad three woomisd. PIT 111.110111.10 1111.1101,APIL) r, wilmissLy. The Waken of a Deahh Ginnie: despatch, repa dieting Deneserk's ailiderity wit► Sweilea's treaty, sad promising to mealatala strict neutrality is tater% is denied by the radial journal here. OUR RELATIONS WITH PERSIA. The liwirlfeati. the tails' Jwt.ilpablidmill at Wittres, astalas the bilewiag : " Theieveressat melt feints the hateeeedthe et the religiose betimes Penis sad the Illeitior of Regl ad. oreasismed by the persisasmes with withal Mr. Murray prepare umareptable arremesseste but this Menses doer not Imply the rapture of the relations barna the two states. sad ascot modify the neutral palsy shmeved by the "oversaw. The ehisit of the heads= at Tsheras will ere Vat se abase has takes piece is the saheb et Peaky mad that she has sot left the path et ainerality. Le Nend it reterdey sappleseest, le *sable Is se Reprise Xs. MMus's Nye mesa Weal sad Me impel Wawa. et Use vises input ieg is pest issyseiene M fhb iresAuse, SIM we Wine it Is lie ser &sty Is pisse M Mime Ilse eyes it of Milli asstelftsa" The Omit aa& °sinks d Cissit6ce4 hitherived Mr oma ea Ibe Wise *ls is disk merest deist. sea mime fry will it s taw doe. FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF FRANCE. eskaespitie nunstary of the Mowing report by M. Meges, *diked In tie Petit Moraitser, appestat in yea • Express] : REPORT TO THY, EIIPEROR. " Sire,—We have now reached that period of the year at which the Minister of Finance is in the habit of sanering an account to the Emperor of the goners' Slate et the flatness. ▪ The asegfdsnal circumstances, of a nature to in imam the pahlie receipts and expense, and the eplealine Otis Treasury during the years 1854 and 18011 r ranee the duty I ea about to perform peen- Neely sidessett. Tour Majesty will see with satisfaction, that although within the last two years the cholera, the aids in alimentary articles of consumption, and the war, have imposed great sacrifices on the State, we ma at least demonstrate that the sources of public wealth are far from having been diminished, and that. particularly in 1865, commerce and industry have attained a degree of development such as no we sand have ventured to forgoes, eyes at the most prosperous periods. "bevies of 1854.—in my last report I had the Wine etanaainting the Emperor with the principal GU= whin, apart from the extraordinary require ** the war and the navy, have loaded the elm get of 1864 with supplementary credits amount lag to 120 millions. " The general statement of the finances, published la the month of May heat, exhibited the provisional state* that financial period with a probable excess of apesditure of nearly 100 million. Since then, this result has become less to a sensible extent. I can new announce with certainty to your Majesty, that the deficit of 1864 will not reach 70 millions. I ought even to add that if the budget had not sup plied, in order to complete the minis set apart for great public works, over and above the special re sources destined for them, a supplement that has risen as high as 72 millio ns, the definitive balance between the receipts sad the ordinary expenses would show an excess of revenue. Service of 1866.—The estimates for the budget of 1866 have been affected by unforeseen circumstances. "The assistance given to the communes, the arrears en the last two loans, the discounts on prepayments, the necessity of reconstructing the roles and regu lations of the tobacco factories on wider bum, so as to make the working oorreepood better with the increase of consumption, the Worsen of premiums on exports resulting from the activity of our industry, the ex penses attending the Usivereal Exhibition, the im pulse given to public works, are all of them so mlany accidental causes, inducing the opening of mime:- ou credits, and imposing on the budget • supple mentary charge of 120 million. "Thus sum appears to be a nosiderable one; but I beg the Emperor to be so good as to remark that a part—that of the premiums, amounting to seventeen millions—is merely the giving bask of duties levied ; that another part, that of tobacco and snuff, among lug fifteen millions, is sot a real expense, but a mere tranadocentica of stock; and lastly, that the great public works have taken 62 millions from the ordinary rename. " We mad maids, each as advance imposed on the paint kw the benefit of the future to be an outlay lost to the state. On the contrary, it is on , tale that it forms the moot useful, the most profitable of all investments. The experience of the last 20 I years proves in the most incontestable manner, that the funds devoted to the completion of roads, to the pedesting of navigable routes, to harbour works, eml in the development of railroads, are pr °duo , live In the highest degree, since by stimulating and facilitating trade and industry, they invariably lead I to a corresponding increase in the revenue of the public treasury. "At no period, Sire, have great works of general utility received so powerful an impulse as daring the four years just elapsed; nor at any period he. the increase of the indirect taxes been so rapid, and under this lest-mentioned item no year can vie with 1866. "The most signal proof of this is furnished by the tables which the Moniker has Jost published. To appreciate asserately the value of this document. it is peeper not to confound the duties levied by virtue of old tariffs with the sew duties resulting from the laws voted at the last legislative session. "The new duties have yielded 33 millions. The old tariffs, having been equally in force during the two years 1854 and 1866, furnish alone elements capable of bearing a comparison. In doing so, we find in favour of 1866 an enormous increase of mere than 70 million, which rains to 917 millions the total yield of the old duties, and proves that, thanks to the confidence inspired by your Majesty, net merely hes the greeted lost in 1848 been recovered. but that the year 1818 itself, the most remarkable nader the preening goverment, is already surpassed by nearly 100 sillies& The 'atonable' result of the national activity is not the sole distinctive mark of the year just dosed. " The direct oontributioas, owing to the incensed number of parson requiring licenses, have given a surplus of fear millions. The facility of recovering debts has made fresh Fogies. The sums :waived en the 31st of December exceeded by needy 18 millioas the amount al the instalments legally doe, ant the oasts of law pnesediegs had undergoes a mew and narked reduction. " The thaw pessemed by the state has been sold en terms wholly asexpeated. The qaantities felled, valued at 21,800,4100 f is the budget of 1865, have produced 30 online" " All these augmentations, and some probable dimi nution of credit, will, according to all reasoasbleesl sulatioas, bring up the increased expenditure of 1865, notwithstanding the 180 millions of supplementary allocations of which! have spoken, to a total of about 66 million& This sum, considering the extraordinary exigencies fee which we have been compelled to pre vide, will appear highly satisfactory, especially whoa we relied that it is far inferior to &sawing issimati to extraordinary works sad the tots* isairrektmi that is this point of view it onset be enpalled as eseatituting, is the proper mese of the tarsi, a Whit, Yoar Majesty, in reference to this ; point, will permit me to remark that, gene ranispotking. for cross years pest, the would have been so managed as to show an nest below, if, as was formed, the ease, the same expeaded ea a:treading"y works had been entirely seemed by special sources of revenue's distributed as to weigh lath ea the present and oa the future. " Berries of 1858.—The budget of 1858, being oaly at its outset, it is impossible to form a precise estimate SA to its probable results. But the greater portion of those causes which in 1855 rendered supplemen tal credit necessary, are not in their nature likely to recur, and we may reasonably expect, therefore, to find the facts turn out much more in accordance with tour estimates. " Service et 1857.—The budget of 1857, which is at this moment under consideration by the Council of State, shows an excess of receipts over expenditure to the extent of 15 million,. In order to bestow upon this investigation, in accordance with the Emperor's intentions, the highest possible character of sincerity, and diminish as far as possible all chances of a mill take in the estimates, certain changes have been in troduced In the bases of the calculation. "On the one hand, in estimating the expenditure, greater regard hes been had to the experience of preceding years. I will mention the bounties on exportation, the estimate of which I .have aug mented ►y 12 millions, it having hitherto been always insufficient. " With regard to receipts, contrary to the mode generally adopted of late years, they have been cal. iodated on the footing of results actually obtained, and of the estimates for 1868, without regard to the possibilities of ulterior augmentation. This gagmen tation, which is all but certain, is left sea reserve to meet the supplementary expenditures which acts of hostile faros might occasion. Not to discount the future, and to keep eventual receipts as a reserve to cover unforeseen expenditures, appears to me the most eflicacioss method that can be adopted, with a view to arriving at a well-considered balance. " Treasery.—l cannot .peak of the situation of the Treasury without directing for a moment your Majesty's attention to the product of the loans, and to the extraordinary expenses to which it is liable. " The loan of 260 millions has been completely Paid " On the lit of January last 476 millions were realised of the loan of 600 millions. "At the same period, on the 780 millions, the amount of the last loon and the supplement, we had reoeived 394 millions—that is to say : " For the dime and the expired terms which have been paid up in lull, 234 millions. "For the anticipations, 180 millions; total, 1 mil liard 120 millions. "The expenses charged on the loans amounted, oft the Slat Dmember, for the two years 1854 and 1855, to nearly a milliard. The wise of resources realised over payments effected is thus at this moment about 120 millions. "This surplus, added to the 416 millions which have yet to be received upon the two preceding loans, presents a total sum of 636 millions disposable for the extraordinary requirements of the war in 18.16. It is true that some of the expenses incurred daring , the year just closed have yet to be discharged; bat it will be precisely the same with the expenses in. cured daring 1866, a part of which mast be carried aver fa liquidation in 1857. "By the anticipation of receipts before expense', the Treasury have been enabled most advantageously to the country to postpone, to the latest period, the raising et the interest of the bonds, and to support without embarrassment the advances made out of the funds of the depate and consignation', to the funds of the dotation of the army. " The floating debt, properly so called, is reduced to 652 to 121 millions below the total of last year, and the Treasury Bonds have fallen to 168 millions. "Thu position of affairs, which has been so fr vourable to economy in the ordinary resources of the Treasury, has the incontestable advantage of leav ing thereto a large margin for its ulterior require. 1 meats. "Upon the whole, sire, this simple sketch of the principal fiaaocial events of the past year reveals en unrivalled commercial activity ; a progress unheard. of in consumption; two enormous loans paid with the greatest regularity, and in a great part before they tell des ; apart from the loans, more than 13,3 mil. lions, an amount ployed in the purchase of renter on account of the departments ; the direct contributions paid in advance, and almost without expense; a budget properly balanced; the dotting debt reduced; and all these despite the war, the food crisis, and the heavy expenses which accidental circumstances have imposed upon us. "What grander proof can be afforded of the vitality and wealth of our country—of all, indeed, to which France may aspire under a popular government, and with her vast resources wisely administered. The only danger that could be feared under these circumstances is excess. Bat your Majesty will know bow to escape this danger by your august prudence, in firmly resisting the wild impulses of speculation, and in postponing, in the interest of the great matters now in hand, all undertakings which do not bear the stamp of evident urgency. "I am, &c., " P. MAGNE." The Moniteur publishes the returns of the in. direct taxes and revenues of France in 1855, from which it appears that the receipts amounted to 850,879,000 t., re 103,819,000 f. more than in 1864. The following are the different items forming that amount : Bumtry duties, reettprs, te. F.266,778,003 p *sties import duties—co cora .....--.• IR orchaadui 117,514,000 French osionial saps 37,191.003 , foreign sager Export duties Navigatioa duos. Sundry Custom Mello and recesses Salt tax 35,147 000 Doty ea potable Impose Doty on dogteeth sugar Miscellaneous duties and receipts Bsle of tobacco, to. gunpowder 8,800,00 Poster of letters Doty of 2 per cent. ea sooty fornarded through the Poet office 1,662, 0, 10 Faroe in tail eaaabse wail packets Transit duty en foreign oorrespondeace Accidental receipts Total 930,879, 0 1 :4 - ' -A1634 The item which exhibit aa Loomis oampared with are :—BoxiWy dative, moortgeges, te., 37,165,0001. ; neap dodo, 2,780P0L; tiet duty es meneh00di0e,24,944,0 00 4 ditto as Thai\ ooloaN , 3,9111,0001. ; ditto on forage 'agar, It, aloft I hp, 146,0001. smithy Csr tome rooolpas awl mesas% mow ; salt tax, 1,965,500 f.; taboolhowesas lariss sad mole*, 8,616,0001.; sale of w hams. 7,111111.411101.; ditto of gunpowder, 776.0001.; duty." mweribtrieuntlind Omagh the Poet 138,0001; most &V IS wssys aseeeepoadeaeo, 63,0001. ; accidental f•• NICAWL Total increase, 106,120,000 f. Meets exhibit a decrease are :—lsport dtil/ as ales, 10,11111110. export dudes, 133,0000. ; duty Is dams& eager, 1,3660001.; posh*, of kitten, 707,Ka; taros la mall ossehoe, 161.000 f. ; ditto in sail pselsn• OL IVE dungenno, 4,601,000 f. teselpos d 1114 as above stated, will be fart if 11.10.18.11 i Ib a4INIMs of a sato of 6,130,0001. reautiouli to be woresten IS Ohs 31st of Deeetabor, so that tM easelpla of the poor will bans amounted to 957,009,0 00 E TM mid motor sit down in the budget wen only odor laid at 1191,766, _OOOl. They have consequently been 'rot a by a enwial 66,253000 f., is which the new taxes, estsblitlieJ by the laws of the 6th of 11L.7 and 14th of July, 1f S 5, fills" wit 12,111•ANI. atesewats hawi Stagged state that the Michel widow of the late Duke Louis of Warteobol sod et tits Duchess of Brabant, of the Quin of asevor, WI of Um Grand Dashes' Constantino el 8411401daa=10 al at Kirehbales, where her dollen*. lb. od Wurcentborg, has goes to pay bar I • viste• igk e l eelyeen. the Duke Masseur of Warteoldll lea seeeral to time Autleita lentos. Atelltla, aye the ibewlefort Post 24itung, reda,a the two wain es her 'sober& frontiers la onto to got the am" ism oo 12 oPPortualil 0 amPilbg lb. sew with • good grow, bat if Coast Estatuf be Wye" to quit his pint, his 11,jeat7 the ZoiStrit Francis logngli *ill, as ha did two years ono, ,was ape Paratory yeelletwatke, oda a Nab levy, " sad awe YAM twitter easeeerea" I I 1