The Express. — London, England, 1856-01-25 00:00:00

•Ie Oxpreoo. .boordsmonto latantlad kg "111• *barks ivan errir , mat bo at UN Moo, 10. 800 l by Two Aka ca the die et Fatalities. NIGH WATIE AT LONDON BILIDON Tule T o4sessow Dav — —NonAg, eh 416 Ift.........Attansam. 46. MEL Nanieg. 4 0 a...—Msurasse. eh. Ols• LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25. Toms is a Nissans of Toryism as wail as a Nm Mums of Faith. Experieem has proved Mat dogmatic orthodoxy, with its olear-est formulas and rigid tate of &striae instead of cwoliniag ram's thoughts sottish% the reeled emiseure, drives them to over leap its bousde, sad to erxmein their freedom at Se exposes of their meratity. The wisest erisiesiew 'Mal mites ham bees eiouteet to test the member of their followers, sot by curio= topiaries into their too apt to bled men. Bat eg• has sot bight him wisdom, for his highest ambition seems. to be to maintain the "ROES of the. pomb with elemOooded l ir Jr* obstinacy. His public life hat little the dull defence of prised ' have in spectable about them bey - prig of sons of those who Arse. H sligmbLemith • m•a as this " present" the University of Cambridge ? Although, therefor*, we have no DOWN of judging of the qualities of Mr. WALTOIdII rival, we know at least this, that Mr. Danny has not yet bound hineelf hand and foot to follow the lead of a party which has no policy— except one which defies explanation ; and so leader —except con who is 'intrusted by ail. Mr. Doman is a seas who, having no need of his illostrioos ammo to dais • haunt, has proved himself is some de gree • non of ability, aid may yet prove Manif worthy of being the representative of one of the most illestrion oomatitesecies is Breland. opseniative views, or into the logieal ooseeptenoes involved I. them, but by the arithmetionl um bering of those who were mutest to profess themselves their disciples. Thee eyes in times Vben tyranny and superstition were ell-powerful, it As sot uneemasou to And thought free and speenletion "nneonteelled is a very singular degree. Thom lax but wise statesmen knew well that to :Verse was not to annihilate. They knew that by etrerlooking the free thinking of honest and able men they would prolong the domination of dogmatises over the multitude, end that even if they theesedsd in expelling for the time refractory members, the sepal eion would only lead to a new form of that which is leaned Heresy. In the domain of religion these troths may be admitted as axioms, for the history of religion is the history of Heresy. And in political affairs the came troths an not tees notorious. How keg was it before the Beglish people breams coarinead that the policy of suppression was not the policy for Ire land? How long will it be before the Sovereigns of Europe wilt understand that by postponing free opinion they are but heaping teals epos their heeds? In most oases, indeed, the truth of them prin ciples is Ism apparent, because in most clues the weight of oppression is thrown off only by some gigantic effort after pateee has bees exhausted and =deem roles the hour. In most ease, therefore, a revolution is replaced not by liberty, but by military devotees. But it is angular emough that this country, the history of whose »rotations are con stently appealed to se illustrations of the neosenity end wisdom of a cheap of dynasty, should even at the present moment furnish a striking illustration of the policy of suppression prodooing liberality of opision. • ‘ll.l If there was any place in the whole world whore staunch orthodoxy end a Toryism of the Madvead- Persiaa sort might hope to live for ever, it woe the Univenity of Oxford. The' Statute. were the work d Lavr, and every disciple woe tried sad tested at every Sep of his career by every eonesivable tomb doss For many a day Oxford stood forth 11/ a berm to testify to the advancing world bow far Obey had drifted from the path of right alter the fake lights of ezpedissoy. Amid the perturbation of things Oxford alms sea unchanged sad mashing.. able. In her there wee no "shadow of turning." In the meantime the slater Usiversity of Cambridge was held forth as the place of soliglitanmeat. The ealielarships and the fellowships were more open; aad although a man who refused to siva the Thirty. sine Articles could sot obtain his degree or ado; the substantial rewards of distinction, still be was permitted to reside as an undergraduate and to outset the place of honour in the Senate Home. At Combridge liberality of sentiment has keg prevailed. Oxford ea it seemed to bigotted Domain of Divinity and ignorant laymen was steadfastly parseing a different but a happier mane. It was 'sadly but foolishly imagined that the lase Intellects mad acipire log thoughts of those gifted mos who bad was the prises in this literary RepabLie, were, in aoseresence of their nooses, to sink into apathy and abjure progress. Bat the thing could not be. The idea is preposterous. The trammels in which each men felt themselves bound, only served to irritate that enthusiasm for advasesecent —those passionate hops. in which it is the privilege of youth to indulge. The atms.phere sad the habits of a university life fanned the tame: till, at lends, within the precincts of this school, with its articles and dogmas "of formal eat," voice. demanding freedom of °Fisica began to ha heard. For a time indeed the whole mind of the University was spent Is exploring the labyrinths of what are termed High-Church • But it was set loag before the subtle and well-trained intellects et Oxford tracked those prin. elpke to their legitimate simelsoies—the Mara of Rome, to which they paned, or, startled at sank in evitable mesequesesa, almadosed the mimicries themselves, sad adopted mere libeeal views. Now, however, the tesdasey towards freedom of opinion sad steady progress has fall away. The wills et louden framed for a Mahlon state of moiety must be remodelled ; the prima of fellowships and seholarehips mast be °posed witheat regard to pierce of birth or to religiose creed; the tinsel privileges of nobility and wealth must be swept away; the widest amps must be gives to the ourrehe a human health% asseedias to their earisty—it taut se longer be the rube that every mathematician shall be a good thesis, or that every gest amok shall be a mesa .nicest is phy sisal misses. In Oxford, if is so other passe, there mast he a literary republis, where the We title to honour shall be morality, intellect, and industry. Nor, indeed, is It probable that the aspira tions thus indulged in by the mast aninent disciples of the University will be disappointed; for, if we are rightly informed, the Oxford Conamissieserti ap pointed ander the Ant pissed in the melee before last, are determined to mercies their pewees to the fall. And if they do it we used sot fear that this Valve,- sity may yet enjoy the issalealable privilege of eds. eating—or in other words. of drawing forth all that is potentially within the flower el the English youth to the !satin benefit of the State. gOt COW* Barely it re net too mob togs that the *lay of manillas has brought forth eonergareses the Very reverse of those which that policy wee inbruded to prologs. It is clear now that @devotion wed teepees meat go brad 1. bend. Pormalas whoreht to mould the intellest must be &budged Ma Malay of LAUD'. University has trend tie vasity of tab and articles. They are bat laity blots sad rectos porehneet bred The Usiversitise of flatland are phone of amass tion—the audio of thought, the sepsollseles of losrolos. They nest now acesgt their deathly. Theme obssirtione are Dot unsuitable to the prow time. An diodes for the thaveraty of Chabridp is now lemelaeot. Mr. Ileums Wst.rots is a respostahla ma, but he is one of the eld whoa We haow hie principles, sail 'sand ex pert he will Dow dant. thorn. B. entered gni& life Ist* 'Gogh to map the trus s& hy which tio wads *aim of early 'oath aro IVUIDSOI4 JAR. M. The OMNI sad Primo drove oot is ea open w iles* yesterday, easetayeafed by Lady Bland* teems nod lady Grey. and attaaded by Lady Masaill sad the Bea. Nary &meow. Lad Meg* Fitzroy mid Woad P. IL etsysear were Is 'stead's*. ea hornbook. but follemieg visitors snived is the altersoos :—The Pritesse Victoria Owens. of Coorg sad En. Drummond, Goma Coast !Upham la Marisers, rethasatullai Ser. titmice Cestiagest is the Crimea, attascied by hie Akthdir Om, Coast Left, the Earl sad Canter a Shaftesbury sad Lady Victoria AaDby, Vieresat Tothlagtos, Lord Charehill, sad Maisel Sir lislatuad Lyeas. Is Maks to the these the Maser party beibeied the Dasher at Eat, the Bari of Abordoes, the Earl sad Gni thee et Iliessissee sad Lady Meath* Igertoo, Lady Natty ' Ithetard, lareathe do Spat►. Sir Other sad Lady Grey, sad Odessa Ina& thyme,. The bead at the tireeedin Chards played dung Maser, sod afterwards bar Maissey's private bead. Priam Albert, secompaand by Osaeral is Manaus, mat est sieutiag this meralai. Ti. Rake* Cambridp (kneaded by Oaken Tyrwhit) arrived to day ea • visit to the Qum Capin the Rea. JIIIMIS Drummed, R.N., ami Caplan ellsesird Ogee*, R.N., alas arrived this day at the Castie. • dramatis parfarsame took Mass at the Caen he As eresiag. Ithalurpare's pay, I. h. sate, et The iterate* of Vehiee was edeeted, sad the parts were Inn assordias to the ors programme:— Doke at Nair .. —..—...,.. ............ Kr. Drilar. Worn Dr . Warm et Tare) • . Kr. Direr. Illoarlo (blo triad) Grades, Kr. D. tabisio Misr " . to Armor al I. I Kr. J. Y. Dmitri. Salaam orb) .....,.. ---...... I Kr. 0. Mart. Urn= la lov: Ilia "111111611) . I W. Lark Moray. &yr* • Jaw) ~ ----....--........ Mr. Owl= Lao. Total (a Jag, Ms Trini) ....... ... Kr. F. Cooto.. lartelot Orr (a Crum NNW NUN. lonsk) .. .. .—. ... „ Kr. Raday. OW Kaaba r is = to torostiot) --..... Ni. lisadows. laronlo to wort' ............... lb. Ilnalsr. 1 Kr Clark. 1 ! ....... le Pattie) — i lk : au .b . Ler . i la tiori r d alr4l ium) ....:. = Kra CMOs Ira. I r Iltyler) . b p s.— at Taloa rd partly at Krbart. Kt Nat at Tonto Moir ...»..—... Kr. awns Kars. Aaron Dirootor.. Mr. Ortoo in& TY Morro onarod rd Ns iszasa prated by Kr. Maras Odra The awa'. prlvatabsag w la atteadassa Abut Mile e'eleak the Gomm sad Prkm Albert attired St. Guinea Hall, Mmes.led by the Prime et Wiles, the Prime= Royal, Priem Albsd, the Peeler Attu sail ether ..sees of the nyal ially ; the Durban cd Ran, the Doke et Damietta.% the Primes Vieterla Ouremem el Cure, Gum& Gnat Alphonse k Kum" the KM et Albanese, lb. Rest sod Custer et Shatter buy, Lady Vested. Ashley, the Bail sad Comatem el Lew Lady Munn Igerioa, Lady Foamy Howard, Vimout Unlaces, Leed Cbareilll, the Right Hee. Sir Gimp mil Lady Grey, Admiral Sar biamed Lyle*, Cub the Hoe. Jame Drmammil, L 2, Oemala Seined Or bees, R Colood Fess& Seymour Oedema Tyiwbit, Mn. Drummed, Coast Ant, sad Mt I;iliee sd geatlemea la Meadases. Oa the esteesses et the Gana owl Prime the perfetwr mos eenninesd. Brifresboissw were served to bar Majestra vistene in the Made Member. The toll/swiss hod losersar or maniac invitation to witness the &manic repeseestaties : Lord Juan Murray, Basemen do Broth, the Basin H... H. awl Lady Kay Lesewernre, Lady mad Kin Brieeknaa, the Kn. Mn. Hodges., tie Prevent .1 Its., the Hee. sad Be.. B. sad Mn. Keen, tie two Mines Moen, On Pin. Seymour Neville, Ms. sad Yin Blade, Lieutenant Kiley (Bd. Brigade), Unteneat Gland Konya reennanliss edieer), Lirasemost Is.. awl Bab Lieutenant Caansbene (Bed Life Guards), Oohed Cldrord (conneasing elleer), Lieeteneat Coked Meyweed sad Lioatimeat Phinige (in Battalion Oftgalliet Guards), Lady Carollae sad Yin Bernantea, Lady Badly &maw, the Mines Lantstea, Camel tie H... N. sad Lady Mary BeM, Meter Neville, Oohed the Sea. 0. 8., Mn., sad Kiss Phipps, Min Bayer, Oaphda Beyer (Bird or Bard Welsh rrailion), Kr Game sail Lady Gaper, Kin sad Mr. Cooper, Kr. Meows tag Mt. abbe. Row Royal High... tie Dubow of Cllooosotor bee bees safastai tam beibpssitisa durteg die pot lbw lop, is Otiosester Hew, bet we asaalaorol Wilms Hie /sallow the Ambassador of Preece sad the Nester d. Psnigay satonalasi at iliaass. lost man& at Albarsvals Hama Oa Pranks Masan and the Orantiat Bersawl. Berea Sonia* Übe Miami sag Msnitisans Claerlsaras aM Lady Enter dal Beast, Use Manus aM Ilawaisam of Ely, tin Cantata of Desert, Vanua Casino. Dr. llama. Um U. R. Alward., aM Mrs. Join Ifasany. Tbo Ms;gala sad Mirobloom of Exits, hays tkis mek esarteeted a large party at Baribloy Homo, is deem the Woo of Mestreee, K. 0., the Dela it Mal ian/a. the Danger Lady CUd.., MM. L. Selmer, Miss H. Se/ma. the Kurds of Tweeddele, lady dm Bay. Lad Keyetse. Kr. G. H. liestbeeee, K P., the Kee. Mr. sad Mn. Merles Pitawillien, Lead idereed CM, Sir MUM sad Lady Middleton, Lady LaMar, Mr. Drea med. the Zed sad Camden of Derby, Logy Zama /kooky, the Earl of settee, Mts. Ikaidsy, Lad Oetalle, Geeerel Peel, Mr. Needristr, M.P., ldr. Komi. Mar amid, Loyd Chaos% M.P., to. _ _ Thißol of Doo;et ha; boos oafforiag hook .tone. isgiopooldos Ow some lino pow. Viinsest Wellesley h;s MR the Chuesdee for Desyssa Hasse, seer Osippeshsa. ml Pod dove Gemeii• costal= a lotto: has Ber l* whist' ens :—.' At Me greed ball pima ea Setardap hot at tM Opera, et whist' all the emit w prom% the Iteeelaa military emesitairmet, Omit heakeederg demsd with Lady Eteemlield, wile el the Zesilh entterewhee at wig The pert et the Clumps Wrote veer the BABA dee Polon f I rapidly ofroglai opposisoop. Tie Br mole des Peeeroome Is slowed out, mod the oil inn mod wisdom, on bolsi missed. le iv rid tau Wesel Lear lois willows muddle h there s peeerear of BebersepoL The bridge Were woe the Coors Is Mee to per trete the Ramo& Ws the Meg gallery. appropriated to the NW OWN. if being doutolisbolos well so the golloriof foe sad. fooltorsi predawn awl earriesso. The Pelage of the Boom Aro wig also ism have disappeared. Nisi ere states' havolustbssa plead es ass of taw 'anodes 0 Ks Coat Napdliell 'IL at the Loam. Miry an Was it Kailidas Maid, Tans*, swim Ildasard, Labraysee. Saw, 1). Than, Balmlike% Iwo% mad yard... IL Beefily, s yew lieutenant et infantry in the Trielik nay. bes jest eset with s melesseely feet► Y tbe (Mole. Darien a mem pie et viol lib bat wee blew* Sews. red be etes tae am weeksr MSE ellassisd beefs* the rates. The Dedham d. Berry arrived at Verdes ea the Mit has Ensara. " gsveraieset of Beate ssys tit* &doss, " him sosapisimsd is tie rimishril c..a.a Si ssadais Si tata Zs.liali ressliiss sass* wile Woo is br.. sp sass Isom ass win win dolma Irma ass. Ths Oiss sli Is about is make vsgsvisstilisas is the British gems uses as dr 'slim." At dr !Mailing et tbe Imperial Asaisray se die &Mem ne so. Poitanbgag. Lint. Maar, or dialed 'sr- Nerrriner number In On mud= It ittlbroll7. THE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1856. *lifted emotion d the latter. What, thee, are we to Mike cif tine following pump : • f Tbe fedi el this labour will be bond in the dem went subjoined [the yeepositimen which, from the fact of its assopteees by the belligerent powers, will acquire a value tantamount to the preliminaries of pesos. The signature of these preliminaries wouldhe immediately followed by a general armisties and de- Endive negotiations." Here is a statement that the Esterbazy preposi tions are not to precede or form the outlines of the , preliminariss of pees, bet to be themselves those preliminaries. The lfortaaw of Friday last sea tabbed the statement that the muse propositions were 'to "serve as preliminaries of pesos." In Count gaol's inattention; before referred to, it is mid that the Botooliszy propositions will berme preliminaries whes aosepted by the belligermte This form d szpremion certainly apposes to reserve to Frazee and England the sues freedom ci swept ince or rejection es Russia possessed anti! the 16th inst., but this liberty is apparent rather than real. In the earlier portion of his note Count Bed mys that he mods the Austrian proposition to St. Peters berg after mending' the Western Powers, and it is known here that the text of the Esterbasy propo sitions themselves was approved by the French and English governments before Austria undertook their presentation. Unless, therefore, Austria has given to those proposition 'character with which the allies sever intended to invest them and so given to France sad England a jut ground of complaint, their signature ea preliminaries of mice in all their beconapieteness and with all their minions is an act from which there seems to be no moms. Any attempt to seise a diem:Man on the fifth point before making these preliminaries would be contrary to *met Bud's note, which expressly mys that the peweention of "special conditions in the interest of Ensove• therein referred to is as " eventual " take plus at the definitive negotiations. Busk is the position of the owe es it presents itself to es at this distance, obliged to rely m eiif learesets. The friends of England here hop Ibel k may set be found at the sod of some months ham that Ramis, having shifted the contest to diploma* ground s and gently removed the sword from the hands el her opponent, has ground down the auditions of rue to dimensions very different to those whisk they seem to have assumed in London on Thursday and Friday last. CllOll 0171 OWN HAMBURG, lAA. M. An imperial ukase has been promulgated . at St. Petenbarg, demonist the isms of ten new series of paper ratmey, each of three million silver roubles. At the same time, eight series formerly drawn an renewed, making altogether 64 millions. 41iiiM • w•sm.. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. mix auiliousED Agmcurpciumw THE .111100TrIONS. rafe ennas "oin k s, of Frankfurt states that de *talus were received at Visalia en the 19th from St. p o t ara b erm modes, sod Paris, whisk were im mediately communiested to Count Beal by the se viral ambassadors. It was tummies,' to the Aus trian government that orders 101 l Wen met to the gesseuls essamanding hi the Crhhia 'to suspend hos tilities sod to establish the necemary Hass of demar cation between the two armies. On this provoking subject of the proposed armis tice the &mit says There is much talk of an , armistios. and this. was also but lately mush talk of the destitute condition of the Remiss army in the Crimea. la the time granted by the armistioe to be employed by oar enemies in revistualling their troops sad replenishing their stores of ammenition P _ . _ _ _ In the sitting of the 21st at the Chamber of Depu ties of Turin, Marquis Panto inquired of Ministers whether Sardinia was to be duly represented at the Cosh:4nm about to be opened for the oraelosion of pease. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. Obis rio, replied that Sardinia's right to be representeu at the Couterenees had been acknowledged both by the Western Pewees and by Austria, end that the &doe of the Government had fallen upon a man who would represent his country most worthily, and whose name, when made known, would be hailed with joy by the Chamber ; lastly, that negotiations en the basis of free-trade priaeipies were in progress with Spain, and premised a massed ism The Chamber, after this reply, proceeded to the ordinary Mime of the day. A letter from Madrid of the 18th says :—" The ams of Bade having maned the prepositioes of Austria arrived here yesterday evening, and the Government at woe communicated the fast to the Wisdoms of France and England. It was the Mi ramar of Foreign Afars himself who carried the important intelligence to the British Embassy, where Lard Rowdier was giving a grand dinner to a °cosi airship body of the diploneade corps. As soca el Lord Bowdon wee in pommies of the news, he roes and communicated it to his guests. Naturally it was the /rend topic of ocavereatics daring the evening, and the general impression was one of lively seriatim doe.' A Wee from Vines of the Roth, in the Geneses Jourtial, of Frankfort, says :—" Coast de Steckel berg, die Ruske military plenipoteadary, had a private audience of the Emperor yesterday, to deliver aa autograph letter from his Sovereign, in reply to the autograph letter sent by the Emperor of Austria to the Cur by Coast Etiterhasy. The following de tath of the arrival of the great news are related here:—The Emperor received the telegraphie &- matt* at seven eels* in the evening. His first movement wee to p, with the Russian order of Bt. George ea hie breast, to the Arohdochees Sophia, his mother, to mmannee to her the happy intelligent*. The Arehdaebees, who was deeply affected, eralwated the Emperor, and in presume of the ladies of the Coast said that she coaddrend that menient as the harping of her life." OF PRAM JAm. ri. A epodes of immense Otero* here, and naturally I. every ether Emma capital, te—Are there say points other than those whisk Bank has socepted to be negotiated a before preliainuise of peace as be signed P The hapreseica received from the principal opus of the Leaden press is, that a great week is yet to be done before an set of so awed ina. portages on take pleas. Aced this sews no swab* Dimas se mush is hit vole aatt aa settled ; sad so wok is pond over sassentiosed Ia the listerhasy proposition, to which, as is in derstood, Coast Nesseirode has attacked his nese. Lest year the teak of reakiag a pews was left to the negotiators who vast at Vanua. The "points," as they were tolled, to whisk the anon of ROWS was obtained Wore the eosin( of the swimsuits were so swertala that the weeder is, not that nothing is.,, bet that anything should have but expected of thew It was georally supposed &late that Prow sad England had Lamed a lowa, sad mesas the next tine, before tails( down the sward, to lay dews their Oros of penes so distinctly, that, after their aseeptaace, nothing would remain to be settled by the negetiston is easferease but the details of their application. Sow of the Austrian propositions are indeed tolerably well delved--that retain to the new Besserabian frontier, !ter example. Bet of others the mere principle is awasisted, sad the Me of its application is left 'aortal*. The preposition to. spewing the nestralliation of the Black Bea, for in seams, is left in a state of doubt which will as,. great diSealty ia the ocafereaess—that I. to say, it there is ay serious iateatica of waking It a reality. Who is to have the greater .amber of the " light. weed vessels is the Buie, • "ado the treaty, or by what rats is the proposition to he established P Oa this poiat the Ault/Lea dement is silent, an. less the " necessary awake of the east " is the we nn of the naval twee to be maintained. This is the interpretation whisk the Base Was pet upon the proposition, deducing from the superior impetuses of the cost service of Russia is the Black flea the jostles and wessity of ameading to her a larger amber of armed vessels thaa to Turkey. Bat the wisdom is the Bsterbasy proposals are what strike as as moat serious. The format the Curousian oast are not motioned, net aseshig ander the de. eassinatioa of areseals. The "seldom of sow& of From and England in the Ueda" Fazio ports, is not stipslated for I. language that moot be explained away. The Asiatic hastier, se Ragland well knows, weds to be regslated. Great inporteass has bees attached to the Aland Isles and Bosomed, sad yet so misogamist respectiag then has boa required of the enemy. Of coon it will not be opposed that by adesitdag the fifth propositioa Bawls has promised beforehead to satisfy the allies sa the reserved points. ' What Austria has swelled as terns of pesos, Resets has weeded ; bet Russia has sot gives eerie Moshe for say Power to inscribe in her saw. Three considerations give great propriety to the demand of the Enlist' pram that wharfs , is lett esonlabt or reserved I. the Aestrian proposition shall be disarmed before the preliminaries of pease are signed sad an armistice is agreed to. Boob is the only 11111111011111414 the eel, safe soarer. The allies may be sere that they will get nothing in the me termer whisk they have sot previously got in di. prellmaisaries, before ogres*/ to as armistice, for by attemptiag to do se, they word be Meer in the awkward predisament of win disk dotards one by re related by Rats* with the altmeadve of ammenieg the war .fresh. All dreams se simple that I should not have thought of patting it forward bat fee am taet—thess is good moos to Wier that the dear and straight ruse just brigand will set be followed. It k to b essokod that the roprossatetkos wade to tie Bowls* coast by Comet Istarkssy wee soo twistable to lb. katnstkes whisk the latter naiad Mu Comet Baal, sad with the tut of whisk all Swops is fsizillor. It is forams to bs soppossd that Austria weld sot asks kapsresst premiss. to Rusk in the Naas al dr) alike without the pevisisly THIS EAST. MAIMILLIB, 'Air. U. The Thabor has arrived with Caastentiaople news of lan. 14. This pasta brings Omni Leval last tram Oaestaatinople. The Cashman for regalatiog the First and Fourth Points, relative to the Priaolpalition, are opened. The personages who have takes part in them are Ali Pasha, the Graad Vicar; Faad Pasha, Minister tor Foreign Affairs ; Primes Calliniaki ; M. Thane's's', the Preach Ambassador ; Lord Stratford di Ratcliffe ; and the Anetrian Internam:do, Baron Prokasch Osten. Prises Call/saki is about to start for Vienna. Jahn Ohigs has bean wade Prises of Banos. Id. Thos. venal has gives a grand dimly to the Ottoman Malian. The Pram el' Orient aflinae that the difference betimes Panda and the Raglish Ravoy had no refer ee«, to rondos. IL. Lelsoas has gone to Pend& General Vivien, fearing to be attooked by the Russians, has seat to Cooatantinople for infantry and artillery GROWL Letters hoe the Crimea are to the 9th. Mash snow had fallen. The saanonade esatitosed as both sides. The Allies had blown up two doeks at Sebas topol. The Ruskin ewe tablet up quarters at Sim p and BeeseWserai. Letters hos Hinburn stale that 30,000 sondes are behelosed between Petroaeka and %babel; and that in tense wale en attack spool Labors was =pots& The palm hes been reinforced by troops brought by General Lebout The feet is prepared to aid in the deface, in cue the Rainiaas should attack. Atria. from Trobisoad of the ith say the ground is severed with a deep mow. The inhabitants of Kars have been respeeted by the Remises. A oedema collision between Austrian and Turkish troops has taken plan at Giargevo, on the Danube. Athens leases of the 16th state that Bias Bey has delivered his credentials to Xing Oa°. Priam Na - has been awarded the Grand Cordon of Christ and It. Saviour. Here (Maresilles) 26,000 barrels of &wain Boer have arrived. Corn is dews. Y. Mires has purchased the grounds of Lusatia for a sea of twenty millions of francs. The Cologne Gem& ex:tains the following hem Copenhagea, of the 17th :—• Captain Wanes. of the Driver, lately brought to the British legation here isstruotions to request the Danish Government to allow the Allies the nee of two ports as winter sta tions. Mr. Suahanan presented is due course the must, which was refused on the II th by the Danish Government cm the plat of centrality. Oa the 14th a freak mete arrived hem Ragland, persistiug in the request, and deessadlng an answer in as short a time am possible. This answer has set yet been given." The High Court cif Justice of Denmark assembled ou the 19th at Cepeallegee, to proceed with the trial of the impeached Moisten i bat the public prosecutor requested a few days' farther delay, in order to make an analysis of some complicated accounts. The Court amordingly grsnted a new postpoosmeat to the 30th. The Puts eeetuepeodent el Le lord preteens to be sequalated wide the preseedime of the hie Nampa of " Oa Sunday," he writes, " the neembere neared ee ieritaitse to dime at the Tuileries. After the »peat re ever, at &beet eiebt *Week, the &gem 'lmbed the ter thm:re fate the reem in oldie the doings ef the Cesede bad tees bold, mod there mewed lde duke to hear hem orb Woe pestles a reared et trio ephdese. Aaseettimily, orb member mode. eteeeneent, the eeploietiwes emenyr tag nem thee two t 0.... The 'haw ef the Coseall roe thee desisted te be ateeed, sad the Imprint seek t 0.,. a flee sembete, preesiat sub by the bead." A TatkisiiCiensiel is .aid to be borryisir to Paris, se big way •• to mused tee Oseesil et War P• TIN oilla at Masao are NM to tostais thirty da daists mega lee distarboaos at Y. Nirard's lest.,,. The wpm IS villa an am my midyear ia their atioad sage at rho ~a of go ilarbeasr, prorridog to boom use o rim of MOM." We read to s Wise frau Pada t—H 11a Znipaia's sorotary Sudan, earapiad in niplylag M ins esprenlias of abated, mad good wadies abbe aryl,* has all puns et Yvvava. vegetivev. vary Mao. With valise sad seansinatad at tidos, whisk ih• math, Milos val mist prnerfalig Y A. aisles the desired nee& Amara the 104 kswsaay k an' of a illievat idad—via, a gigue wide was Ilan la Ib sego hg a witggenr, ai the vossies si&a mask Ilea dm Ka lakhidr, sad apes tea vevy spot The nalivaliaity thaw aaissaisais at she WI having hem savertalaid, Ye leasest Ms beim auspiel, irsi dm Neer sowideL" • =PRESS FROM PARIS. (taox ova OWN PARIS, TEIMIDAT EVINING. The Bonne has been extremely animated all day. It was confidently (but as I believe untruly) reported that the armistice wu signed yesterday at Vienna. The news which I sent yesterday that the Con ferences would be held in Paris was considered tor- Ws. It is, however, objected that according to diplomatic usages theme Conferences ought net to be held either in the place where the preliminaries of pesos were signed, nor on the territory of either of the belligerent powers. If this view be cermet, and if the assumed tradition is to be adhered to, Paris would of course be excluded, and either Brussels, Dresden, or Frankfort, aa neutral towns, would probably be fixed upon. Another Bourse report, which exercised a very favourable influence, was that the Bank of Francs had this day decided to grant the ninety days on bills, which trade so much desires, bat that the question of the diminution of discount had been adjourned till next week. The Rents rose 95c., Moiling with great firmness, at 69fr. 20c. Credit Mobilier rose 10fr. The Lyons sad Lyons and Medi terranean railways rose 20fr. each. Other lines were from Mr. to 10fr. higher. Austrians rose lbfr. At a meeting of the Napoleon Docks Company, held yesterday, a vote wee come to against winding. up the concern, and a committee of seven members we. appointed to manage the affair provisionally, and consider propositions for re-organisation. In coaarq•sace then was • rise of lfr. 600. in the shares. The disturbances which have lately taken plain during the lectures of M. Nisard, at the Sorbonee, have led to the publication of • decree by the Mi nister of Public Instruction, containing fresh regu lations for admission to the different lectures. Cards, bearing their name and addremes, are to be deli vered to the students; and other cards of a different colour, bat also bearing the WAN and Addams, to any persons who may wish to attend the lecturer. No one will be admitted without producing one of these cards, and every holder of them must exhibit them when required to do so by persons in authority. A student who shall have his card taken from him for any mieoonduct at any one lecture will also lose his right of admission to all others, and notice will be immediately sent to his family to call him home. All cards are to be personal, and cannot be lent to another party. Viscount d'Arlincourt, the author of several popu lar works, has just died in Paris. His principal production was the " Solitaire," which had • great run in its time. He travelled a great deal in Russia, where his agreeable manners rendered him very popular. His writings have been well described as f' L literature des salsas,'—" le verbiage d'art bosuns comma it feat." JAN. 12. • General Rudiger, commander of the south coast of the Galf of Finland, is dangerously ill. Coast Osten Sack= is temporarily charged with his command. La Pres** publishes • letter from St. Petersburg of the 16th, in which it is said : Taday, darn( the whole of tho feresno, emery ass hen was still minuted in bin war-stilts We mast hays war, war, wee I " were weeds loudly uttered la the saloons, th: soffee-besees, sad the stiven. All of a sudden, is the afternoon. a renown get We that the Cur had jut yielded. This rancor was inserally twined with distrust, sad it was °sly eirwalated in whiners. I teamed, by teasing t►ie rumour to its muse, that *one tolegrepltie deepatehes had beeineeived is the coarse of the day. advising the pre and simple aeceptaam. Coast Nemoltode 'immediately repaired to the Bothemor's with M. Leos de Semlamina, his Coder Secretary of State; sad them I. eowelawe, they received the wammead to notify to Cocas Vaseline Naterbesy the aeseptaace of the Atari= prepositkee. While M. de Bealamiam was km tubes to eammaalsate the Emperor's reembetiem to the Asetrima Savoy, Coact Nematode wee tramematiog it immematily by the telegraphic lice to Priam Gortchithoff. Tivaiorrow Count inerick de 13secheay, seattary to the Austria& Rahway et Bt. Petwebasit, will leave the 'spited es the boom to Visalia of Gnat Boterbasy's racial topers, sad the orlglaal Rote in which the Minister of Perste Affairs summed to the Austrian savoy the weseptsaco of the Aostriaa propositions, intended to serve as the bode of ulterior swells negotiations, sod which way in futons be regariml as the preliminaries of peace. The min of be seasseekMa havieg Wee rapidly diffused smog the diplomatic mop sad the ►yh realm of society, frees whom it &weeded to the busbies dames of the pops lades, it was everywhem varicose', wisatmod. Tite sopropestatives of t►e Gernia 'sesta tea at full speed to the Misietry of Foreign Afire to invites es to tb. esthostialty et *booed seers Goma Media, the Swedish saisietse, soma siege set to abate la the joy of his *A- Woe& Aseesdinly be did set go to Coast Neeseirode'e bat to Coast Billeftsay's, for the paspose of Biotin his la guides. - Cabinet enders are Mattis' from this capital every [swat is all dbietiame. Titers le a talk of reminding Dego listless, w►his will pr•bably be opened at Diodes OP Braseele. la all likelihood it will be the Privy CosacWor of State. M. Appoliaaries de Beatesieff, who will reprteeat Buda there. He will be misted by We brether-ia• law, H. de Tits,. sad aaet►u brot►►u-la-law, Cosa' Miehael CbsepeewiteL THE PENINSULAR MAIL. The Pa tinaelu lad Oriental Company's steam packet Tagus arrived at Southampton yesterday, with the Peninsular mails. Her dates were— Gibraltar, lan. 18 Cadiz, 17; Lisbon, 19; Vigo, 20. She did not ormemenicate with Oporto. The Tagus brought 38 pawners. The Pera left Lisbon with the India and China mails on the 19th inst., having been detained there in qua/satins and to maks repairs tea days. This month bus hew of a very stormy description slug the Pentneatar mast, involving must lose of life and property. There were 14 vessels on shore when the packet left Gibraltar, and some twenty more wrecks were reported at ie telegraph station at Cadiz, having chiefly occurred on the 9th inst., aloof the south-west coast. Os entering the latter port, the wrecks of two veseels appear above water, nearly in mid-ohannel. Found and left ill the ports filled with weather-bound vessels, and some diuneeed ones. An unprecedented quantity of rain had fallen. Thick rainy weather was prevailing, and variable winds, chiefly from the nub west. The Tagus left Vigo with a strong westerly gale and threatening weather, which continued to the Channel. At Vigo, on Jan. 11, wee H.M.S. Transit; Gibraltar: Oa the 16th. H.M.S.Traosit left Gibraltar for the outward; at Liaises, on the 19th, was H.M.S. St. George. Shortly before the packet left Lisbon the British ship Ben Maiek Dhei, after clearing from Ludas fee Bolivia, had oeossion to put into Lisbon in dis tress, three men having been washed overboard in a gale. She was ordered into quarantine ground; there wee no admen on board; but being short handed, the vessel broke from the exposed situation, wss driven on shore off Belem, and but for timely sentence from H.M.S. St. Georg! and a steamer mast infallibly have been lost. The word of the doctor and captain was insufficient. A vessel may he wrecked or lives lost—what matter! A few Portuguese satherides get enriched. This, too, from a Rados yid* own its existence to us. It is surely high time he &Risk interferserce. The following um& had lately pat into Lisbon elamerged:—The Canada, from London for Madras; helve, from Ifewoutle for Havana; Gaillelmo, from Mamba for Bristol; Greyhound, from Gibraltar for Newheadkad; Louisa, fr om Swansea for Bombay; George (Fronde brig), fun Monte Video for Hans. Is foreign exchanges the following are the last =alm:—Leadon at 30 days, 64; ; 90 dew, eq. a' at 3 months' date, 48! to 49. Amsterdam,' at 3 months' date, 431. Genoa, at 2 months' ditto, 519. Paris, at 100 days, 621. The operations on London wereot a very limited amount, both paper and mousy being scarce, owing in a great metier. to the stoppage of all business from the very bad ' , either. On the continent business Is also very dulL In the stock market a ooneiderable decline by occurred both in government securities aid bank shares, having all fallen about one per oent. sinee list mail. They are now as follows :—Three per Cent. Inscription*, 42i to 42f. Coupons, 42 to 42i. Bank of Portugal shares from par to 1 per cent. pre. mium. Bank of Oporto shares from 15 to 17 per cent. premium. Bank of Lisbon notes per cent. premium. GREAT LOSS OF SHIPPING. CADIZ, his. IT. Several persons beloogiog to a British ship whi c h left this port for Baena Aviv, and was wrecked a few sights ago towards the coast of the island, have arrived her.. The French schooner Jenne Ninon, of 74 toss, Captain Mese, with a orewof 6, sad a cargo of lead from Mrs foe Naiads, has gone ashore towards the soath of the Tons. Gorda, and broke to pieces on the spot. The captainsliilmt sad second metes were drowned, and three of the sailor, who seised hold of a plank, were driven on shore, bed succeeded is saviag themselves ; they were conveyed to the hospital in an almost Willem state. The Proneh brig Flais, with a crew of 10, from Mu millet, boaad to Holland, wee wrecked at midnight ow the Bth. She struck on the rocks near Bt. Bebestian Cutle t breaking immediately to atoms. Two of the crew were drowned, and eight saved themselm with the assistant's of ropes thrown to t►em from the cutlet The Portuguese schooner Carnois Segundo, of 88 tom, Machado, master, Is ballast, from St. Übes, went tabors yesterday beyond La Cortadura. On the morning of the 6th, the French brigantine Marie LonLe, Captain Gallen, in ballast, from Cater and Gibrattu, bound to Cambianea, was wrecked off Cape Trafalgar mew saved. Essig in the meriting of We 9th, t►e British barque Doha, Captain Jaw Farthing, from Liverpool for Gibraltar, wee wreaked ow the east shore of Coot! she in &masted, and carp, ate., damaged. Of the ten individuals who mowed her crew, seven were saved, aid three drowned, including the alphas. The Fria& schooner Adglsii Rosa, of 99 tau, Captain Constant, with a crew of seven (captain iasladed), sad a cargo of load, from Carthagsne for Rouen, fonadasci on the mast of Chipiona is tba night of ohs 6th-crow saved is the boat The British ship Phands, of 330 tons, Captain Robert parsomo i gan with wheat, from Alexandria, and which woo wen os the morning of the 11th, anchored off the month of the old ems!, parted from her moorings daring ths night, and was observed this morning sank opposite Baits Philip's Point ; the crew, twelve in number, were sand in Ranches swat by the captain of the port. . . . At throe o'clock is the {Morning of the 10th, the Sardinian brie Francisca Catalina, from the Brasile to Gibraltar, with a cargo of coffee and a crew of twelve, went to pieces nine mdse distant frost the Wait of Cosil ; one of the crow, named Domingo &parrs, saved himself on a plank—the fate of the others is sot knows. Oa the Bth, a brig which had left Gibraltar went ashore of Cape Trafalgar —erew saved on the coast of Voger. Oa the morning of the same day a Pertegums schooner, from Madeira, bosad to Mogador, was wrecked on the east side of Cape Trafalgar —craw saved. Frew* skip, Jenne Susanne, Master Vincent Clues, with a general cargo for Manedles, wrecked neer Kota. Crew saved. FrMa Alp, Frazee et Aog!start', wrecked at Cabo do Plata. Fnaill beg, L'Amal, Master La Dons, wreaked at on tram* of the ()eadslgniter. Crew and. Writers ship, Meteor. of Boston. Master E. P. Sprague, from New York for Marseilles, with wheat, wrecked am Cbkoorra. Crew saved. Ayrshire Lem (station not named), Master Montgomery from Alexandria, with wheat for Queenstown, pet into Cadiz oa 17th inst.; cargo shifted, having thrown the cu- eel on her beaneunds. GIBRALTAR, Jaw. 16. Twelve wrecks were to be seen on the West Bich, and two off the King's Bastion ; amongst which were the Meck lenburg brig Tessin, laden with wheat, for Cork—crew as board of Tains ; American barque Jennott, with rags, tag INew Orissa,. The Dsrham (s.a.), laden with government stores trim Loudon for lialaklava, coded at the New Mole yesterday sad left for her destination daring the evesiog. Ha Majesty's steamer Spitfire and steam transports Prises of Wales sad Lomat, likewise took in coal sad left for Eng -1 lead. The British barque Sea, Robert Canton master, which arrived yesterday from Sunderland with male for Gibraltar, fall in with, ea the 7th instant, the British &mow Zephyretta, of London, Samuel Parnell master, with lots of rudder, sails, sad in • leaky state, bound from Cadis to Southampton, with a tarp of wine. Captain Duna• took the master sad crew of the Zephyretta oa board alter alma. dosiog bar on the SIMI day in lat. 43.16 N., 1en.12 W. On the manage of the barque afterwards to this plan she ran short of water, and, during the last 48 bolas before imam- Leg in the Bay, had not • drop left. When the harbour master visited the Sea, Captain Duncan, with four of the salon, got into • boat sad wept alongside the Smarted guard s►ip, where he was 'applied with a few gallons of water. AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE CHAMPION OF THE SEAS. (NT vuosirrio Tuxonkrz.) (1111011 OVZ OW 001/11111PONDINT.) LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. This day the Australian mail-packet ship the Champion of the Seas, Capt. Kirby, belonging to the Black Ball line, arrived in the Mersey from Mel. bourne. She bee brought, besides the mails, 181 pas sengers, and 124,000 minors of gold on freight. She reports that the James Bains, belonging to the same company, had arrived oat, previous to the Champion of the Seas sailing from that port, homing been oily 77 days from Liverpool. RETURN OF THE STEAMER BELOIQUE. SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY, 11.30 r N. The Belgian Steam Transatlantio Company's steam ship Belgique put back into Southampton water this sass ing, having one of her boilers burnt sad ber mainmast seek, and about lire feet of water to her hold. The weed, after leaving Plymouth, reached about seven hundred miles westward of the Lisard, but in coseequtaee of her accident was compelled to velure. The crew, assisted by the passongen, wo►ked eight sad day at the psalm to keep ►er afloat. BM will come into dock to morrow. A MATMOWTAL CASE.-00 Monday week, $ young was aimed Themes Mercer, a butcher, in good bud• seas ia Chester, was taken into custody at Wrezham, when about to be sworn is se assistant cimseer of the diets let where he resides, oar the charge of perjury, be bating sworn before the warregate that his wife, to whom he wee newly married, was %metrose pan of age. The Information on which this charge was preferred was laid by the wife's father, a retired publics', named Davis, who bad been muse So the mwriese of his daughter with Mercer. The tatter was U.S ibillielli until he bad piers bail to the smote% of 4001. Mir his appearance The ease was heard at Wrexham oar Monday, when the Raw. Mr Conlide, the murregate, deposed to prescribing the oaths to the de. feadeat, who distinctly swore that the ynurg lady, hia bride, was tweaty-me years of sp. Mr. William Davis, the tuber of Mrs. Morey, said his daughter was tiptoes Tease of age. Re did not know of the m►rriage until after it had takes place. The Rev. A J. Bruce, curate, deposed M nimbi the ample in the pariah church of Gresfotd, is tbs Wei mad of December. For the defence, Mr. Bream- Maellesagly urged that no evidence bad been produced to *hew that Mr. Mercer had "knowingly, wittingly, wad Neely " swami that which was untrue, or that be was is peueesaion of informatics to enable him to form w coned estimate of the young woman's age. lie then called several witsmse who all spoke to the defendant's good character. The magideatas said they were boated to seed the case for trial. Mr. Mame was then bound over in 2001„ and twit safeties la 1001. each, to appear at the seat Ruthis The mart was crowded daring the hearing of the cal?, awl the pun bride, who was veiled, was a special object el stiresties. The young husband was regarded as a perm meted man, sad ow leaving the mart h. was warmly armlet by • weber of friends who sympathised with bira.—Mess' 4•Wor Rxemiteer. r I