The Express. — London, England, 1856-01-11 00:00:00

eye expreOtt -- ----. • Ininlogiter "The Itzproo,"14•01• liming pope, be m the Mo. 10. 11010010104/101041, Two slink ea 11111 arr of rabilems. NIGH WATIR AT LONDON BILLDOI. Tits 11• T - 1 40f11114. N. I n0.........41tara5ea. Cu 41*. Tadoanew—lisnim hi...-....Alteressa. 10.. LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11. THE razors of the Jew is .the jest-book were made not to shave, but to be sold. In like manner the Austrian proposals—if the version of them pub lished in the Issdepondance Beige is correct—are meant not to be acted upon, but to be negotiated about. There is scarcely a phew:: in them that may not be made the pretext for notes, protocols, and con ferences that would out•last a Lapland winter. Take, for ezample,the beginning of the third article, which relates to the neutralisation of the Black lies: "Celle user ems ou eeeee aux bitiments marchands— fresh au: marines militairre. Per egisehriesee, it ley sera cuff on conserve des areenaux militates." Is this meant to imply that, in addition to the withdrawal of vessels of war from as Nazins, it ls to be stipulated that no naval arsenals of a military character are to be maintained oa its skate? Or is It meant to imply that the non-existemo of such arsenals is a natural azd necessary otmearenoe of Each withdrawal P If the meaning is, that the main tenance of naval arsenals oar the shores of the Bleck Bea is to b• prohibited, this ought he have hese clearly and positively expressed; if it is meant that Russia, having no longer a navy in the Black Bea, will new to mastruct arsenals near its shores, and allow those already in existence than to go to rain, it betrays a strange ignorance of the character of the Russian Government. the appearance of beteg made by Almeria with eel other view than to inaugurate internsieablo negotia tions, in order that she may obtain a pretext for postponing indefinitely any desiaration of adherence either to the Allies or to Rusts. —Sinai* appeaa►pSr featly to understand the aim of bser,7worthy nal* boar; for it is said she intent ails! these gpleifies plopoosle by cocntar•progow There is onlytone way for the Allies to get out: , of thill'entanglessi cutting the Gordian knot. The sword beat decide— the war mast go on. EDt Court. WINDSOR, JAN. 10. Again, the Austrian proposal, do sot etabnos all the conaideratioos that nut bo imbraosd by Mips- lateen ea which the war as be brought to a dose. For example :—lt is declared that. is exchange for the snoop pleas sad territories formerly belonging to Russia, bat aow in the heads of the Allies, Ramis shall cede a part of Bessarabia. Bet whet of Lars, of which there is 110 meetke ? Is Ruda to retain it f Or is she to be ampessated for fts amiss by some strip of lead pared off from wither pert of the Turkish territory P Tbe proposals relate merely to the patios of the D.a■bies Principalities, the sari-1 Wino of the Dasube and as Black lees. sad the IRILTA/01 rights of somniguty *little hie owe dosisioor. The mistime of Russia sad Turkey cm the Asiatic frontier are entirely loomed. With regard to the Deaubias Priacipalities, it P proposed to add to them a slim of Bessarabia, cces plain nearly the half of that part of the province irltish is °Outsized between eke Pristk and the Dniester. The new frontier is proposed to be drawn from Khotyia, ea the latter river, along the rang* of heights which hrm the watsesshed between the two fluvial 'porno, to Lake Salsyk--a lagoon of the gamine some miles to the north of the most sorthrrn mouth of the Danube. The provinces thee wonted as to he man aerated from the Remise prolesturate. They are to receive a new orgamisatioa conformable to their wishes, their seeds, sad their interests." " The populatioe will be soosulted regretter this new or palletise the contracting Powers will remain it ; and the SULTAN will iseetios it, "as if it mu noted from his sovereign The party she is to decide this new organisatioa ought to have been plainly indicated. The Snizsx is sot that party —for be is only to sanction the organisation *as sf . it had origicated with himself. The inhabitants are sot that party—for they are only to be son salted." The contracting Powers are sot that party—for they are only to " magpies" the new organisation. Hen, them we have a prepaid to give a new constitution to the Principalities, with out even a blot of who is to have the power to frame that coustitution. With regard to the navigation of the Demebe, " the liberty of that river end its mouths is to be effectively secured by European institutions." (Epirus himself, if be were alive, would be pedaled to tell what is here meant by "European institutioss." The matractieg Powers, we are told, are.to be equally represented in these mysterious Methadone, but they are to have nothlog to do with the mistime of the Mega Rieereses, whieh are to be regulated ammediag to the principles laid down is the Treaty of Visas& If this mesas anything, it MIMI that the entire superintendent:nand control of the navigation are to be left in the hand, of AusMis and Turkey; and that the other contreetieg Powers are to have the privilege of Mistiming ewe or two vessels of light draught at the month at the river— ' to look on. With regard to the navigation of the Kazis,. Russia sod Turkey are to enter into a treaty by which they shall bind themselves to restrict their naval ernearsente is that sea to the number of mole of light draught required to maintain the polies of their oasts. This treaty, in the soesoction of whist the ether contracting Powers are to have no voice, is to be engrafted on the general convention, and to tares a part of it. Is other words, Turkey is to be de prived of the melanin's and counsels of her Allies en the very point on which they are Rost needed. The terms of the proposed treaty rennet be sash as to prevent Russia buildieg Y many ships as she *we at Nioolairg and keeping them there Misrule embroilment in the affairs of Europe affords her as opportunity to let them loose on the Buis.. TM following Had the hoseva of reesivimp levitating le M prowl et the perleomeass :—Prisso ltdward of Sam Weimar, Ma Belem Mahler as& !grime Vas de Winer, Lady liopkie Tamer Kr. Tower, the H glat Hem H. sail Lady Mary Labosere, Mr. 0. H. sad Lady Louisa Mills, Mr. Prederiek Con, Mr. sad Mss. Han &mem, Mies Omen& Ottiswas, Mr., Km, mad Mies Rebuts, Mr. sad the tae Maisie Vistas; Lady Sarah Linden, Camel the Has. J. Lawton, eammaadles sire; Captais &Aunt sad Liostesaat Vimosst Wad, lit Bettalios Gresedior Ow& Liest.-C , lesol Mistya, easomaselisi ell n; Certain Haw mad 141/1/111•8•S the Hos. C. Boatman, led Ufa Oserele; Lady Canis" awl Nies Beariagtea ; 01140•111 the Has. C. 8., Mrs., aid Mies Phipps; Captais &ma, Ski Boyd Welsh Fusilier/; Mime Seyor ; MOM. Bathe/ea, 2ini Royal Welsh FrAllere; Lady Mary Bead, Min Bill, Lady Belly inmost; Lady, Mb; asd Mr. Coomr, Mr. Mover, mad Mr. Gibbs. About II eafeelt her Majesty aad Priam Albert, eaten. meted by lb* Dashes of Zia% the Prteam Royal, the Prime of Wales. Pries Alfred. tke Priam= Alloy the 'safer Winans et the Zapf Featly. sad the Ceuta el Mader% tad alio by the larl sad Catalog °nava* the Austria leafater, the Wareldeales et Ruda. awl Clapaiia Yelyeetea, Lady ?easy Howard, the Damao de Swab, the Itight Hee. the Speaker sad Mrs. Weave. the Wild H... lir Charles sail Lady nary Weed. the Right Haw. Str Beejassia Hall. the Wit Hen. Steam sad Walpeie, IleerAdeafral W. A. B. liasiltea, Sr Cheep Coupe, sad Copts& Buratile, entered the Hall, attiaded by the Labia sad Gattlema fa Waiting, whoa tke pox fenetwee latmediately eimeesemed. The Qom's% ;private head wee stadaaM la the ball i• (rat of the wawa Ibilowing visiton arrived yesterday thermos : The Austrian Minister (Count Colltrsdo), the Marohlowess of Hastisgs and Captain Yel•ertoa, HE , the Right Ho*. Sir Charles and Lady Mary Wood, the Bight Hon. Sit llosjusie Hall, and the R+g►t Han. Spasm and Walpole. The dieser party leeluded, le oddities to the above, the Priests. Royal, the Coact of Mader., Prises Edward of Saws Weiser, the Earl and Collates Oreaville, aad Capt. Berealla The bead of the Greeedier Galardi played flatfeet &saw, and leer Majesty's private bead performed la the omelet. Prime Albert, with the Comet .f ?Madero, meat eat .►ootW this morale', isosompealed btlarl Greavillo, &r Charles Weed, ead CASA& Telegram. _ _ The Right Hes. thsapeeker and Mn Wean. awl Bear /Umbel W. A. B. Amines, arrived this ate/sees ea a visit W bet Majesty. • dramatis performasse took plies this 'resin is a. Georges Hall. The please sainted were Mr. Charles Dasee's nods drama entitled A Wessisrfal We sad Mr. Ozasiont's 15,.. of Only s Holfpousg. TM lellowiai wag the peopeauis : • RONDZILFUL WOMAN. The Ilsiquis V Praatiaaan la•skplaa (a ream pabast).— Yr. 3. Ir=st. Orepla (a alathan T. ..—..—....--.--....---- Mr. Clar•. Mimimb 'noir. Wawa Mine lofts IMINsI slew, Josef Kr. Moilky Mr. Thome Boorisim MAMA 0111.7 ll HAIMMINZ - Warlam I M = .1 4/0221 1 10:41651MmiChapila). Dimlsr. Kr. Dinsear, Ilr. Gmovit TM Than" aerresel aid Ur gawp *slid by Ni. llama 9.4frishamets were wired to lot Majesty's riots la tk• limit Ciarry. - TM Neg. Mr. PisMr, •WeesepClesaral (Preeaks), sad die Hes. Mr. ftaberans, Member of *be Larded.* Cassell Ist tbe penises *I New Besaewiek, bad as laterals, with Mr. aiseasary Iwbeembere yesterday al tboa OelesisMao, es tbe esbjew et Railwa” is New Imam Wk. • depstadas from Bilibaregsw.mseksa, essalelisi Mr. _ _ _ _ - The fourth and last of the Austrian proposals re lates to the privileges of the Barbs. Nagai.- time, it is said. are actually In progress es the part of Austria, Preece. Greet Britain, sad Turkey, " to assure to the Christie. whams of the Porte their rights, religiose end peiitisa." It is added, "Ramie will be Writer% when the pears is seseleded, to take pert in these segetiedess.• At the ummeneessent of the Oriental difiselties it wee deemed monstrous prenmpties ea the part of Ramis to assert a right to protest the religiose ins amities of the Christie' enbjeste of the Porte s but if we or. to believe the assertien is the hunk Asetries proposal, Austria, FMCS, sad Ragisad propos to amp a power to pre seribe what poligicsi immunities the Boman is to greet his Christian subjects, sad inteed to invite Reim* if she will make pew, to take part in their empties). Is this ease the Allies will have gess to war sot to reuse the Ottoman Respire fro= Iseeign dietetical, bet to gospel Ramis teedait them as pothers is the Dictatorship, with asgassted power.. Bat the sots appesded to the fear proposals is ths most arnica i art of the whole ask. *The belly mut Powers reserve to themselves War right to add, to a Essopeao iatsmat, particular creditless to them Isar gumtree Hers is a field opened tar 'stami na. unpoistioss, tbs mops sod esdesay et which se metal sea majesture. We sad when we berm The propeeals bare all James jams, (Makatea), Ili Jeka ReMetres (oWiebtasy), Mean. James Lab,. &used Howett,William Balder, and Beajemia Loa& mil ale ma, wed depatel by the market to wilt ea the Kea. the Demi of Trade, bad ea latervisw yesterday with Lard &wary of Alderley sad the Right Rea. II Uwe, at the oats of the Baird of Trade, to sr limit the imederempe .1 dm Board of Trade noire the emperatiew of the City of Leedom, sad te prevent Moir farther et mums es tile Weems.. The (impetrate!" hem Wit omit the pries of stalls 100 poi oat. Reel Gnavillo, Lord Freakiest, has kewol Mettatione te dimmer, ea the Ka bet, la the ethaistere mad Mime of stole fee the rooms of settling the roll of Mee& ter Um merit year. Kr A. Perrier, lb. lame, sad Kr. Arehibald had latertiews yesterday with Kr. fkormary Laboaehere. Imrd and Lady John Ragmen, mad fatally, arrived early I ebe tieek et ids Lereales mai seer ittwed, Gles eneeeekire, treat Ashley the Duke sad Duchess et Bedford at Webers ♦bby, Bede. Lard Ernest Bras has left town for Tottenham Perk, seer Masteaseala, Wilts. Tie Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., and Mrs. Cilmtmeme some to taws the meek atter ..st from Sir &mites Gleams's mat, Remarks Creek. Flintalm, for the meeting el parliament. The lid 'sod Comtism of &mainsail have =rived t• tows Mai dm mehle Bari's sort is Inks& The Earl sad Coutes§ Speiser Ism bees passing As &Nye mom at Altborp Hell, Ifoolbamploafelse, oar modal by a abet sink. TN NON Zeal Ell NOW 01) Nom foe No nostly of parNaosa - . Tao Earl at Basin ia staying at Mats Park, kb .eat ow llohesism, baying ressatly mantel than has assitissil. T6B Earl Oadepa sad the Ladies Mends and Bowie Wises MVO anived at Nies is pale t►e Maur. The Earl of La dal. hes arrived in town from lerstint Cootie, Calaberiaad. Th. Earl sad Comatose of Arundel sad Emmy. olio Mr. bees stalls, la taws daring the *ewes et Al mini sir Idsesil Lyrae Is Lesiva, \aye ratans! te the& sett ia Beekablee. The Marquis sad Marchioness el EXlbial are re anwlee a disilegaished snub as Ba►gWy Hier, ow &make& The Earl of Wiltoe ham arrived In tows frees elides sae Eel sail Coulees et Cheeterhsid it Dretby Pea. Derbyshire. TM HUI sad totalities of Harrington us enter taining Ai Terkisb Anaemia sad • hip sad Ceti*. gabbed party at Elmo's Cassie. lAdy Franklin, the widow of Sir John Franklin, los strived in Pub w r visit err r fortsight. ACCIDIUM TO TMI UAL OV HADDINOTON.—This *tsar& rblitsia wr torsi las user grist ea rm. baron !sure]. tM 29:b nit., yrs re Waal err am is lb sir sr rear spes kis Isedikr. Thrgb nor briar. kb larrip b ping ea very tisisessitiy.— North Drab.% Deaf No& Lint. H. N. lienoselin, RN.. olden survivieg on 0 Homy Mem Barresibm, En., M.P., Mod n Mad ura., UM M BasUaikaa Hal, Notholk, is lils thirtrelzik . _ _ Among the woo& basking Arm who hays pro moted t. Omar Ma ks 1,0001. tar distribatios Maas tho sow ossossomot MM. our year set :--Mtests. Heywood sad Co., /oohs ; Mums. Heywood sad Co., Illaasbater i Muses. Plasma sad Co., Wen. Soaks, sad Co, sad the loads, awl Woossimat Bonk. la Winn to Ono Oho, it It sadotsowd massaged solarise kayo it seas OM Lift ✓ioted. The Prisms de emus. tbs sairpeada widow at Is ire Lift a Prods. elms Ire NAM to Swilaselead he seven' yew, b abets W MN a swassar lea as Yen/. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 1856. LORD ADOLPHUS Wo turd to his that tb. 'avowable thane which pwo hopes of Lord Adolphus Phobias's reeevortai frees kis very serious Wass' hes 'set stestlawod s Oa Wed, woodsy Oa aohlided oplisest latent 11,, gillginlllll‘ ,11 be areal wit es ea the pelosediag toy. Itlalsrdey Dr. Bright talks Mir media. seatlesatils alteadsass kb bird ship bed aoraseitstists after eselig theft putout, sad at Quo eisseit their tioliitoreetwa the fellopiox ballotia was Weed fir do laformatirmilif the aeseateloi lotoiriag triads of his lowbhip —"lord Adolphe' Fiteelpreate has pawed a melon sight, bat ku had several bean' refrishiog shop this ammo, sad was is altvespeets as well as yeetwthry.- 2 restock p.n., lea. 10." Her lilalosty sad his aoyal High us Poises Albert seat bi Mamma' yesterday nowslai toes' Windsor Castle ea leers the "taw of his lordehip i aloe kw Royal Mohan, Os Deters. of Heat. This Boyd Molt amass the Dashes' of Olososater sad ate Dasher of Oar bridge Nat sewougars Wise fa lb. 1105/69 of yesterday le asks *shies after the health it his lordeldp. A very auumwores list at visitres sailed perssaally &arise yieterdsy at his lordship's resides. at di. James's Palase. At halt pest tea last aloft Dr. Bright eat his leedaldes ether gio, Meal advisers most at Lard Adolphes's Milling, at Si Isass's Pseo, aid seethe, ocesaltatioa was held. The result of the 'safeness is seamed be the aaasood buidetia: " Lord AAolphu litasiareses has pawed snore sowforleblo day, sad is better this .sash( shun he was at theist hoar yeslorday.-10 00 p.a., Isis. 10." %IMIONI, NINISTBRIAL NOVBMENTS. The Lad Chancellor, accompanied by Lady Orsaworth, arrived is tows yesterday fees hie seat is Heat. TM able sad loused lord will receive this judges sad the loading tabus of the bar this forma's, at kookiest, It !wisp the ibis day of bra ; after whish, Me lordship sad learned gnat proem& ter "pea the melts et law. /Anoint Primentos will arrive is town tido oteralog from Broodleads, Heats, Is order to attead the Cabiaot CosaoiL The Lord President iel the Casasil, sad the Coaster Gnarllie, will MOM 60 tows today boa Misdeal: Castle, tress a visit to her Majesty. The Dab of Argyll arrived fa tows last maim frets visiting the Dab aid Dashers of eatherlead, at Troatitaa, etaindshirs. The Boil of Essourby woo upsets& to snivo la tow last maiag fro. Swim Ball, liksanialsise. The Bight HIS. &siert *wawa Baal* who is eater 'doing • •Meet party at Parsing Weeds, Notthasaptoeslise, will setae to town to-day to stead the Goad]. The Marl of Clarinda' has strived la tow' boat the Grove, sou Watford. ♦ claim's Pereiga.ellith zesseesser leaves Dewatag.street this wreathe for Otheteatielople. sod will be theaters, of despasthes frees Lead Pearson sail the Board of Admiralty for the willing sad navel esesmaders at the sea of wee. The Slott Ws. Eh CllBOllll Wood, who is.. W lowa a hw days is.. has bus ad by Lady Mary Wood sad dually. boa Malian Hall, Yorlubles, Tb; other aerate.. .< 'the sablaia, lard Prearre, the Malt Bra. Ham labearbers, the Rigid Has. Sir Gerry Grey. Lad tkralry 0 alderlay. sad the Sight Era. M. T. bastes, are swig; fa tiara. TM Marais et assiovaa sfadame at Bowesd Park, Woe. fafreladad b a disliagalsbei firsts at goe& LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON RAGGED SCHOOLS. GLOIICUTER, TEVIIPAT Ivzinro. Lord Jobs Ransil paid a visit to Oloseester to day. After 'kitbag the Begged Sahel here, sad wads. tag the pupils, 180 ia amber, sad dee keepearing the isdestrial fans essnisted with it, his lordship prodded at • public needs, held at the Shire HalL Then woes very anowded attesdaass. Oa the platform were Kr. Prise, K.P.; Mr. E. Reiland, K.P. ; Mr. 8. Bewly, Kr. Bakes, el the Rard endue Befennatory looked, &n. Lord J. ILIPINIIILk es eking the shalt, addressed the seeds' at sons Werth. He add that the *sly tinier whisk he ant is aeasezios with then Wink sae, set that they weld gin tee meek edseades, lost that deem would be admitted le the bona of ges talten edeestien who had the seise of paying fee IS. If sere, however, were takes that ante shield have the beadle of then oohs& but then who were usable I. pay far the Weenies of their &Minn, sena geed night ba *Reeled through their swam Of late yeen awn attendee had bees %mewed as edandesal mahjong thaa tensely. We were dew esabled with mall nee= to ob. tala ands( sad Waiters which night have hoes elided by the dohs* la the lead three er fear sestarke ale Yet is Me age of drißrW., mad Is • enany Justly prowl of what the Meer, the skill, the Ingesuity, sad the Islam of nes, had eceenpliehed, we head that is the midst Meniety —ia Lades, dame by the derange of the highest end the soden oof the led-Is the slain share ever great ennsfee tares linrithed, and is the town eapplied with envy sea realises of life, there were pules I. the lowest elms of aordety, and la • neatly whisk traded with the nosatries of the whole world, hands, setlakag of ',employ; is a emir, heating el he Idatery sad in aosetitudes, kaordog ankles of that kits(' yet that nosedtatios sore the aO, is • nutty where the light of the gavel we spread weed. kendsg nethise of the wane of rellgled—(hmeer, hoar)—lgnorest ens of the sane of Gad ad of Meet. He penult I. the reports of the &adds' of gads aid laspossen el prison is proof of that, mad eeksel—Enr, then, ems this shot f Then wen sad min as one la every pepsins eemennity whe n *nag to the essapstities dinette, sold the week of tba babe at se sheep a rote that they sold any afford just sulielent feed for their daft eseteemos. This safortemataly must be the saMitisa d. great pinion of the emanalty. BM what would be den to remedy this state of thinp ? They meld sot renal this sompesithe. They kind an my, that it is. perm sold his labour for es sub, anther rinse, Wag ea the briak d amain, should sot offer his labour fee something Mom (Hear, bear.) Neither mould eines, noun to keep is a state of analert all dun daillS. Seek as attempt meld oily is yens is on names tuts the prosperous and ladestrloos and the peer sad seedy. An attempt was made seem time age, ea the pert a the 'evensong el ItalM, to provide laws to be pissed by every other thinned nano, to sagest that every elms el eseameree should ps'odase a *erten qua thy of pradees and no mere— chat se msett of mama goods, is meek ef mann goads, sad a snub ef ether modem, should be made, ea se mese—sad thee every sentry should enter into a Magee with these who leaned themselves the " regeseratere ef main," la order to la this arbitrary role. There (kohl he Sallikif men absurd, met iag men eakevageat, ibis this ; and IN alms dky sad eatrangestes were so paten that the erl. gtm•M• d the menet were obliged to reassess h. Bet If they were unable is de saythlag by whisk these Mousse mkt Kan poem mane sad live Is more ender; they send lake sass to Marsha the means by which their .Odeon send be intrusted, by whisk they amid leers the mamma thins of life, mad oblate a fair etemeatsey know ledge, sad by whisk the Weans of the kakis of religion ambt rem► thole Mena. (Hear, Ins.) Whoa this was den, If the Minikes 'end stay lag .sough at the Meal, there wee mem to hope that they maid be killisiontry lestareeted to ems at best a Mom reanseratiest kis their labour *ea ethenrim they send de. They would loins is have mars fenaght, sot is mead their mosey estran ges* er thamperstely, bet by the us ef their thealtin to ~Wel how they sold Manna their natal sad bodily powers. Having karat some tends, they meld be la a better nine than their wens were beton them. If they send oesimplish these Alegi, they would ass have to lawn that then misted a elms of pumas meal them who were is barbarous, is far as Mowing' was um eseand, as these who lived la the desk ages —be whom Carktisalty wee never presthed, aor the arts ever im paned. (Applause.) By these mum the iaialtathea of ragged Meek might improve seents, sot by say vein speonlatisa. sot by MUM, out say theory of the rename tee of imakied, bat by that phis, pramisal, patient deny week w►is► God bat onlened to be the let Masa. sad by whisk elute t►ey might ken that lesprevemost would be slant (Cheese.) Hie lordship sonelend by eitynskag a line that the Glowseeter ladestrial Ragged Banal would are be be snowed to Meek for mat if support. The meeting was else Waned by Mr.W. P. Pries, M.P., Mr. I. Helloed, X P., Mr. B. Healy. lb. Baker (el the Hardwiebs Betweamory), aged ether geallemea, sad moral nesistiess wen paned. Mows. euvillior sad 00., of Montreal. who soo osaiod Nem abastbe bask bar 116.916 L. him Loud a air sibs 'lady dig the brat admits et Wiz waft ems us* Ise kweraik, sad dm they sow do set *ma digitised at Si. fa tN read. TN. , / old that. with die sisistmase el Mow% *ay en GU, te mar as tie d Ss. i• Mira ban. puny loslaimain of is ask LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE TREATY WITH SWEDEN. DIPLOMATIC CIRCULAR. The following is a translation of thi circular ad dressed by the Swedish Minister of Foreign Aggro to the representatives of Sweden at the diffe rent court" sent to than with the text of the trine, concluded with- the Western Powers (already pub lished in the Express). The circular bears the date of Doe. 18 : Monsiewr,—The disastrous esatest still panned between Rorie and the Western Powers was at Its origin, sad bas been in its regress, the 'sures of the gravest redsetioas to the Government of the Him. The farther this straggle ex. teed', the nearer do t►e inetereniewsse of war approaelt oar meth mad t►e more meet we etsahla the &Awn which it way fatal spew as. At the eomseesemasat of hostilities the Bias ("may de sisted the us. h. &basil take, eat tluoughowt the two years smarty at as sad his Majesty has he had maturely posdered over the political circumstances, and sees that the Uttered and Um trangaillitrpf his klagdotas Indicated teat Use of modest w►ieh, in sown with his serest seighbout his Majesty the King of Deantark, he adopted, sad bus up to this Rummest maintained. Bet, while obeerviag the rely of a strict sestrality, the Mai mold sot avoid essoultiag the lessons of thip pul l pad applying them with wise foresight to the future Wenn, of hie Weidman, whets esevity is the list of his duties, as It Is the object of hie dearest desires. The roprieseisse for re future, feuded apes searire too well Imam to rester it .storey to repeat them, ad serriabed by the Merlin Mood by Bemis to a matase Wel armagemeat of the frostier relating is Me ambers provisoes, liar bass rill Marra laereseed by the 11111101111- mks by this aspire of ideas of eseressimest la tbe lee*. Ueda ether simeesatermse mere favourable, thew ideas weld obtain seek • daysisemat La tie aorta as would wog* for ss rasa embarrasses*. Frame sad Great Britain %mein *ea peopeesd a treaty elle families 'Ukase .-- iatoodod to mete H. iaterity of the transit Liogdowoo, the Lag has jaded it his duty- to adapt with mimes a 'morass's %hostility of whisk la ao obvious aa it is lases tostiblo. No sae knew" what enatsalsistiagessiss the fats» bens is its womb; sad la eiresseatsass" as albeit r these et the provost epees, every Bonnie is bond to anudder low to aside's the 'adopted's.' sad swan the preseansties el the satiate sesibied by Parvicloan to Ids 'ore. It is with this unsold that a treaty mos seselscled at ikeekholat is the 90th of the post math between the I:rafted Lag. dens es sae dile, sad Press, sal Grist Britain as t►e ether; the ems of whit* yes will Had massed to this siesslar. sad whisk we MAW at lionkhobs IS the Nth. Lesclea at the Nitta, sal at Peril oaths 211th of the vane math. DeeWog *al Ws eel net eons to Ow kaewledp of friendly awl QIN roomiest% the Log bee BINS lA* etruettees that It be troomitabd to yes la order to be sew sesaiested is this Ottoormeat to whisk yea new t►o boom is be aorredlted. Ten will mistiest, Nessieur. that the toms of this treaty aro tee praise to allow el say misisterpretaties. The saes whisk has ben Anted la dedessive ; k will doped apes amnia is loosest its spplionies, sisal that would only take plan tapes as aggression es Ile wt. Let Reeds esepret our rights ; lot it core to Lewin jest anxiety tee the amissinasee of the 'realest essilibrissi of Rare" sad Hie They will briag it so keen. Yes will sin pilot est, Yeaciesr, that this treaty will bring so thaw is ear psi gee; oar &mistakes of sestrolity still remise sad will amities. to be applied so It hr bees sp to this day. I satins& the belief that the Govereareat will reader Janke to the Istesticas whisk have estimated the Gems. asst 51 the Lag, sad that it will be stanseed that tee am wields' te add to gaieties sempliestiese. the Wag has sitteeessidered hew t• satklpste ecestalkin. They el Otiose has bees sennsaiened abbot of St. letenbsrg.—lterreive, ILoaskar, &s.. (Sigaed) Sesame. Is the The Jecorma doe DAM* of this day contains ad. vice, hum Bt. Petersburg up to the date of the 13th. "At this date," mys the Diiists, "the Imperial Chancellery, if we are correctly informed, had not given its reply to the propositions brought from Vino* by Cent Rebrrhazy. The despatch from Berlin, announcing that the reply of the Remien I Governmest bed left St. Petersburg, and wee ex pected at roam ou the 13th cc 14th, was not thee correct. Aelordieg to accoents of a Wee date, and received from Vienna itself, it appears that in the event of the Rend= Cabinet not making known its reply by the eth, the tens of the first delay, Count Faterisszy would renew Ids demand, granting a fresh delay of to days. However, there is nothing to warrant we in the belief that Easels will wait for the expiration of the second delay before she ex plains herself." LETTER FROM THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. The Aerosol de St. Peteraborst of the 3rd publishes the following letter frogs the Empress Marie Alex *arouse to Cost Michel Wielhoreki : Coast Lobel Yettrievitak,—Approeiatiag the gasetose aratioteat wheat led 'oar eta to ewer the dodge to p to the aid of tilt naafi:tit mew* ear brave 'Wien emended a the army at tha Crimea, I minded to Itim ia this towed week the eetsotellehmost of lay views sad [standees. Coast Wielhaski Hatimehlthe eampl.aly jaitilied my choice sad my asildesee by wigs mamma, sad as hide fitlestele activity, which wets Joked is the Ride of lager mat 'abeam to him feelings of humanity sad ardent seal Thermo& of roasted may Mama& of mostaiss families ham blamed sad still bine the attending so fell of istassity ea/ Herialas esatiniest whisk your win lavished apes them. Itgsm as plasm to thisk that es his return to Petersburg I Mallet hare the heartfelt joy of expresisg to him my asters gratitude kr hie assiduous labours, and for Masi so well &amid my wishes, sad serried them sat with go meek news He had already worthily rossiged • tgatimeay el the high Satisfied= of hie Magsty the Imperer, st the period of hi visit to the Crimea. The Meat High has otherwise ardaisal. It is with bees wormy that I ham learned the premature sad wipeeted &p.m a year sea. I appresime the "Meat of year pat, sad I am %alibis as express the interest sad sympathy with what; It bakes mo. Ow samelatics remeing to you arrow—it la the sweet awash( that your sea, 'a hi. arm Omen hag hams how to dimly/skit himself by • assist wild', Is the pegfenassia of Mg profendomal dads; gad that Dias* gram hag rented kin as sad that every Christian sup .sey. . . _ _ Diprived a( the setisemelss et expeemiss -7 theakest. am to year 1011 himself, it is la hi some sad Is roam. bream ef Mrs that I Wrest myself Is you. It use la the pitefilial beam ace Is the mum& ee the family that ha Imbibed the pricdples whisk formed the nee of his life, ..d whisk after Ms death rill isms Is hi memory es laperlebeble kw. _ I elereie, esve rue, very elreedesetely. (8 1 1.0 i) MAUL _ _ •s. Pidersbelg, Dia 26, 1866. By a ukase paWiehed by the Atompi Jr Bt. Paters. teem **Caw esateisthe hereditary thrifty et Coast et the Espies es Vies-.lldalral Cupp Osumi Poetises'. is seecnspesse tee the sondes whisk be hes ssadered to the Stasi by the mesas with width he his owlet est. la spite et a =snits& et elietseies, the sides to Japes as- Med le his by the late Sewer Nisholso et Oarless ste• awl." - According to the Haase, Jeri, 680 mock tra versed the Bewail dada" t►e wee& of Desomber bet Thu sunhat of valeta *Mei punt deft Yell yeas woo KIM, Wier 11110 Yr the. is 1564. flandwitli, we it tbeidlent dellinisis dims, bus ~bad Lis, sIIK anditripekg inarnindlatry Own bit Jeessey Ifs. t.N Ditanin. Dr. Ste4nit2. it sW be rosembined, ttw ant ifillP W 01111.1111 in isnollevailes et tbt ems attendon ba Lod bestowed se the ern snesponstal or* st maw 2L A Meat swathe boo fast Dm tasted la the isekpord St Teske. the aria Alp take Oastigiles• kiv log boa eel la Mn la aim w be isailkawill Ma adios. THE COUNCIL OF WAR. ST SVISIASSfI PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING. A Council of War has assembled at the Tuileries, under the presidency of the Emperor. It is coos. posed of the following members :—The Emperor, the Prince Napoleon, the Duke of Cambridge, Prices Jerome Napoleon, Lord Cowley, Sir Edmt.nd Lyons, Admiral Dundee, Sir Richard Airey, Sir Harry Joon, General della Mamoru, Marshal Valliant, Count Walewski, General Canrobert, General Boo gigot, General Niel, General Martimprey, Admiral Hamelin, Admiral de la Grasiire, and Admiral Penaud. The Moniteur publishes th. monthly returns of the Bank of France to yesterday, Thursday, Jan. 10. We give the most important items, with the correspond ing figures of last month, en regard : Jan. Dan. Coin and billion, Paris 81,184,346 .. 86.614,747 Ditto ditto branch banks 118,426,113 .. 132,286,937 Bills discounted, Paris 236,766,409 200,912,313 Ditto branch banks Note, to cinslation. Paola 612,432,000 .. 496,519,300 Ditto branch banks ..... 95,606,660 .. 86,336,000 Tonality deposits Private damns, Paris Ditto branch banks THE BRAZILS. ---•-- r IN MONTE VIDEO. (ay aLacriuc (yawl ova owx 80IITHAME I, FRIDAY MORNING. '!tie Tay has arrived with Smith African Mails, having left Rio on Dec. 14. Bb. brings news of a revolution in Monte Video; esourals tribe and Flores have triumphed. The lbws were deluged with blood. At Rio the eheiera had diminished. Pernambuco was highly excited at the price of sugar in England. Business is active at Rio. The Xing of Portugal opened the preliminary ses sion of the tortes in person, on the 2nd instant. In the course of hie speech he stated, that in conse queues of the partial failure of Cereals, and the rise in the price of provisions, which has arisen from various causes, a law on this important subject will shortly be submitted to the Cortes. The Tay brings news that at Rio several persons of high standing have been impriooned by order of the Brazilian Government, for being connected with the late attempt to land slaves on the Gout. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PARIS, TKI72IDAT IVIDII3IO. The despatches on the subject of the negotiations received here to-day are, in appearance, costradio tory, bet when attentively considered, it may be collected from them that Reeds has not only coolly received, but has, in fact. rejected the Austrian propositions, which were heralded as an ultimatum, and has sent the Csar's private secretary, Count Btackleberg, to Vienna to pro pose another beau for negotiations. Bo mach for the' diplomatic manouvree which we were told were to produce a " Yes " or a " No." A despatch from Konigsberg, stating that Russia has rejected the Austrian " mediation," and has accepted that of Saxony, reads like nonsense, for, according to the whole theory el the Austrian intervention, Austria did not and cold not come forward as a mediator, because she was a party in the cause—bound by the alliance of December 2 to the Western Powers. The following telegraphic despatch in this even.' isg's Paris, contains news dbunstrioally opposite to that telegraphed from Lowden as being in the Mom is, Post of this day : Bw.iw. JAN. 9. Nees ►ae bees »calved boa fit. Petu►Mrg th►t sp to the 2.d, Coast Beterhazy bad set had oldies» of the Impute. M. de Nemeirede has declared oesfidentially to M. de Beebe& that, is hie opiates, Bemis bad in by dr ealar of Dee. 22, offered the utmost sreemaions that elm weld make. It is to be observed on this despatch that news of Wer date than Jan. 2 has been received from St. Petersburg. _ _ . Notwithstanding a rime of per eent. in Consols, there has been no improvement on the Bourse here. The Rests, after a slight and ill sustained upward movement, closed at about yetterday's price, but all other securities fell oonsiierably. Bank of France declined 20fr. It is anticipated that the accounts to-morrow will be unfavourable. Credit Mobilier fell 10fr. There is a report that the house of Roths child, of Genoa, has applied for the conausion of an internatioaal bank, which would compete with this establishment. Railways were all lower. Orders have been given to make preparations at Rouen for the immediate arrival of a very large quantity of gunpowder tram the manufactory of the Bonehet, in order to forward it without delay to Brest and Cherbourg. Not lees than 110,000 tons are to be sent to the former port, and 224,000 to the latter. The American* of Brest says : Oar port has moaned the tattier dietary activity of last year. The an work both fate days and Baader, in order to prepare for the military and maritime operations contem plated is the Bahia and the Crimea in the spring. Yoe will have seen by your intelligence from Aus trian Italy that the bishops in Lombardy are disposed to lose no time in entering into the full enjoyment of the tights cosoeded to the Catholic Church by the new Concordat. Correspondence received here states that the Bishop of Bergamo has proscribed the works of Schiller, and also a Wavy journal called the era puscolo, which has lived unmolested ever since 1849. But, &wording to a private letter from Italy, which I have seen today, there is some reason to think that the right reverend fathers have made more baste than good speed in their endeavours to restore the rampant domination of Rome. The judges of the Superior Courts of Lombardy have addressed a use asocial to the Government of Vienna. sitting forth that they have reckoned up no lap than 2,735 laws, decrees, and judicial decisions, diametrically opposed to the new Concordat, and requesting explicit instrac. time for their conduct in respect to the cases which may be brought before them. The Austrian got era mot, this letter states, has told the judges to admi nister the law as they undantand it, and as if the Concordat did not exist. SPAIN. MADRID, JAN. 9. Yesterday the Cartes resolved, by a majority of 133 against 42, that the privilege granted to the Book of St. Ferdinand was not massive. • 1 'fliers Is a faiss report of an Was ot sots. All is grist at Madrid. "The year :e5B mammon stesugely,* mpg the Sahel Psi& of Lyrae. "To the neeptiesel temperature which ►es premiled darts, the lam tew days. sad to the tempest of &May lost, mut be added die Weep weather of last eight (lioaday). Pram sit to seven o'clock the most vivid lightabig aver ceased to Illustrate the barium at team& of shoat a Waste. smisopeaied emseleaelly with lead elms o 1 theader. Heavy Ma moseeded. sad the whole moan ism tile Wm et @Whin het vision" Limit h a &Tat to visit rims.% to .ganef a grand mosisol solossft. is hosoar of the seaway of Noun. IRELAND. _ - DUBLIN, Jaw. 10. This day Mr. Richard J o ne s , t ea factor of ()nem street, who kept a Post-office rectiving-bonse, wa s arrested and charged with appropriating letters de. posited with him for transmission. Bail to the amount of 1,0001. was reqoired. The magistrates sent the case for trial at the next commission. The sale of the Earl of Miltown's estates was brought to a close yesterday io the locumbered Estates Court, the last 23 lots having be en with drawn, es a sufficient sum bad been realised by the remainder to cover all the iucntubrances. The pro. duce of the 85 lots sold in the coursed the two day s was 101,3501. The noble proprietor was himself the petitioner for the sale. The following extract from a letter in the Wexford Independent refers to a late English legal a p point . anent : Tour old friend and fellow pupil, Burnaby, judge of the Leicestershire County Court, died suddenly two or Mru d ye ego at Torquay, and the appointment was offered last night by the Lord Chancellor to Illerjesnt Miller, end he has accepted it: A native of Ireland, • catholic, and not possessed of a single political friend or connexion." NAVAL AND MILITARY. A letter from the Horse Guards arrived at Chat ham yesterday with direction, to Colonel Henry Jennie, Commandant of the Provisioaal Battalion, that all yang men wider the age of 19 years were at liberty to volunteer into the undermentioned regiments serving in the Crimea, wit, let, 3rd, 9th, 30th, 33rd, 41st, 46th, 60th, 66th, 62nd, 63rd, 90th, and 95th—the total number required for the above regiment' being 1,280. At half past two o'clock the whole of the oilcan and men off duty were paraded to hear the War•osioe letter read by Colonel Henry Jamie. ADMIRALTY, 7ul. 10.—PROMOTION8.—Clerka, B.* Callaway (1847), H. Teak 11847). J. Tomplites (1848), C. W. Tare (1848), A. W. Chicano (1848). U. Campion (1848), M. D. Hire (1848), and J. Bolden (1848), promoted to tka rank of Pay manors.. I lA:trout to tits Imptititfe. ici;.;:t;;:i4.7.ir 360 horn power, In ea; Baltic; W. Odium° (1860), to ths Tartarus, 4. paddle-wheel stem usul, of 1116-Iscou power, at Woolwich ; A Dent (1 _854), to the Firefly, 4, paddle-wheel steam camel, of 220-hcres power, at Sheerness; and T. N. Walsall, to the Horatio, 24, 50... steam gaardebip, of 2.50-horie power, at Sheeran'. Muter F. Wills (1840), to the Sappho, 12, sloop, as Chatham. _ siCiing Clerk T. A. W. Smyth, to the Pilades, 20, sari swank constts, of 360-horse power, in the Baltic. Assistant Clarks A. J. Myers, to the Illustrious, 26, train. inn &hip, at Portsmouth ; and C. H. J. Colliag, to the Pi► gird, 42, at Woolwich. PORTSMOUTH, Jaw. In. The Geyser, 8, peddle- s loop, Commander Dew, has been ordered to-day to get ready for service immediately. She is to dock, sad is to go out to =MOW to Spithesd. It is reported that oho is to be despatched on particalu service. The Fa'oos, 17, anew sloop, Commander Fallen, arrived at Bpithead this moraine, from the outward. The detsebment of the Royal Nation doiog duty ts ' board the Neptune, 120, jest paid off, left the ship this latternoos for the headquarters at Forton, Gosport. They are • fins body of men, 170 is umber. Considerable dinatisfaction des for some time ban evinced by the shipwrights is this dockyard, it referee* to the rats of wages paid thus in comparison with the earning, of the same class of mechanics in merchatte yards The demands of the feet have canoed a pressure on then labour, and to west the necessity the Admiralty have takm them from day work and put them on task work, whilst advertisements have been Maned for 100 additional shipwrights for this yard. Very few men have, however, bum pot. Today the shipwrights openly displayed their dissatisfaction by assembling, in a body of about 300 tot n, in front of the admiral superintendent's oece is the dockyard, for the lan: pose of representing their grievance. They were •em orderly, sad, ow the other hand, they were treated with great courtesy by the Admiral Baperintendent, Rear• A dmiral W. F. Martin, who, after entertaining their cos. plaints, telegraphed to the Admiralty for instructions, the resale of which was, we are informed, a commenication ts the effect that inquire' was to be immediately made into the subject of the complaint. The ass returned to their work immediately after they had made known their complaint, the gist of it being, we understand, that whereas shipwrights in print. yards ere paid 6s. per day for an ordinary day's work, those in het Majesty's yards can barely care 61. din per day at task work at very long hours, the scale of prim being es very Lew. SOON inquiries into the matter are going on this afternoon. DUBLIN, JAW. 10. The following circular has just been issued to heads of departments and regiments sad &pate in Inland : Adjutant General's ONce, Dublin, Jan. I. "Sir, —ln tranunittiog tie e n closed copy of 'outtakes adopted at • meeting held for lb* purpose of giv~ting tho public an opportunity of expressing their appreda et the noble sad benevolent exertions of Miss Nightingale for the benefit of the sick and wonaded in military hospitals, I have the honour, by desire of the general commanding is Ireland, in pursuers of the orders of the Field Marshal Commeadiaria Chief, to request that you will be plumed to emus the same to he notified to the regiment wide' your command, in order that all nabs may be affirdtd the upper. team, of centribatieg towards a fend which hu for its ob ject the extension of those laudable and aharitable ruse of Miss Nightingale by which the army has already materially beufitted. "I have the bonoar to be, sir, your obedient servant, G. 11. HlLLtna, Major. "Assistant Adjutant Gea. for the Deputy Adj. Ges. "The Officer Commanding." BPOBTING. TATTERBALLI3.—TIIOIBDAT. There was no badness transacted worth quoting. TIN sale of Palases herass will take place at 'rattersall's on Monday nut. We read in the Journal de Constantinople :—"Oa The/slay lest the obsequies of °me of the wives of bis Impe• nisi Majesty the Selena were celebrated with great pomp, the body of the Primmer being interred in the Mosque( Yeai•Djansi. All the Ministers end high functionaries of the Porte followed the remains to their resting pleas." " A globe of flre." says the Journal de Rouen, " appeared in the beams* on Monday afternoon, about d o'clock, preeeediag with greet rapidity from the north-wen to the soath•sut. It seemed &boat as large as a man's bead; and as it cart ered along it left behind a long train of ltush nom partSeles."—The Carrier IN Havre speaks of the sine meteorological phenomenon, and states that at hat, after Whig to sight for about twenty minutes, it disappearsd with a loud ezplosioe. _ _ _ Concluding an able and elaborate review of Mr. Masaolay's sew volumes, the Times remarks :—" What a Wasp\ that, with all these blemishes great and small, K,. Kamalay bas gives as • book which will not only live, bet which threatens by its fassiastion to supersede history.' What • grasp it striates ; what a light it sheds frequently es the obscurest data; what a welcome ascot it gives to ear torpid reaalleetiess. No man living aoald have written two such volume ; and if we hare remembered that we had to perform a critic's duty, we must not forget that we hare to record a nation's thanks. The source of its eajoyraset has been eagerly acknowledged; it is read, and it will be ra-rvad ; it will go dews to posterity ; it will pees to distant and foreign dimes sad it will be a arrisa is &et, but it • net the History of England." WHAT IS • WHICH P— A vessel named the pia• air wee droopier; her author off Liverpool ta wait the tide for docking, when the chain parted. Boatmen from shore were working at the tams on board, and the mom cos. Masted with tholes to lift and ?wort the chain and 'odor for 161. Upon their being raised mod brought alneeside the Receiver of Units prohibited their delivery • ICtOt soon se avast signed by him, and • deposit of 18/. with 11.10,. fees The deposit sad fees were paid, and the chain and cable restored, het no order, it is said, was ever listed by the Reviver. The ownership was never db . owed. and the questions contested sr.,Wlls tbk • wreck, and was the Receiver @stifled to say Seca? Kr. Y Colloch eays • wreck is email, understood to mean any ship or goods driven ashore or found flatlet at ma in an unmanageable condition ; hot that, according to the legal same of the word in Ragland, it is snowed a " wreck " mast have come to land. sines when at tea It u distiegnished by the barbarous appellatioce of flotsam!. jetsam, sod lease. Is the present cam it is insis.ed use of OMB terms are applicable, as the cable oared is the river, sad net at an or is • roadstead, and may be sold never foe • newest te lave been out of eoesiteafti Tta Beard of Trade have eossidered the matter of Balkiest eousequenee to seed down an otiose to inquire specially MS the eireseutanees, and the decision ia looked for with tar t;;Maln;tb by eastrebsite sad widerwrinem. MANES EXYLJUIADE ASO RAILWAY.—The plead and model at this esimate, which includes the embankmast of dm Thames, the elesrage of the sewage of L oda. a direct mud for carriages sad pedestrians on the north ride of the river between London-bridge and Westminster, a railway throughout the some route. as d a 0,1101'3108 on tits Surrey side between the Bostb Western sod Smith Easters railways, wens submitted to Prises Albert. in present* et the Count of Fluidise end Colossi Berson , . at Wiede ig Castle, on Tsesday, by the projector. Mr. Wieland, ea had the hewer of explaioing the dinette to ho highs/se. On the following day they were inspected/ Sir Benjamin Ball, at his onion in Whitehall-rime. 7