The Express. — London, England, 1856-01-28 00:00:00

gee Oxpreoo. agwolbulost•Oatialloller " Isprws..lAsies Nwadospopm mrs 00 at taw MM 10. limovidadwest. b TVs Vella as Sol dm of pabbalso. MGR WATIZ AT LONDON BILIDON. Tim Day—ran.,., B. 44.........Mar5aaa, alk. IS. lamiessow—alainft. Sh. " ---.. ali. SM. LONDON, MONDAY. JANUARY 2s. Evan one is expruning a wish that Government May abbreviate, as far as list in their power, the pried oonsemed in negotiations for pear. Ws will sot do Minium the injustice to suppose that the apparest subaltern of the Cita will be allowed to paralyse preparations fee next campaign. To relax in thee:nth= sessesszy kr the equipment, mainta oars, and =lmport of our increased land foram and for the service of the Baltic Fleet, would be simply to play the game of Russia and encourage her to assume a bolder tor at the Council table. Still, with pacifies intelligenos that a tangibis brie foe pros is now attained, it is evident that sasertainty will Warrior= into the operations of may de putises% of the administration. As regards the ne osmity of some measures of preparation, doubts will bogie to be entertained. Ups other points it will pro- bably be speciously suggested that a little delay cannot do =soh harm, inammush ms the essoutive will always retain the power at oompossatiag for soy present procrastination by a futon increase of energy and activity. Arguments of this kind mast not be lie. timed to for a moment, for they are tolerated to weaken oar prat position of saprioeity over the essmy. But the more existence of web a diner only illustrates the more strongly the sesumity ef potting the Russian pactitie pro/unit= to the tut without the lass eta Biagio day. It is Wetly, however, es behalf of emeamsros that we dram mo prolesgstke of political supers. Basi n= in numerous important broader will be ma terially impeded until the massontose qustioa of pease or war shall have bees derided. In many garb= eatamsredal transsedoam will be car pletely paralysed. Comments is as secomary to this seemb7 as air is to the vitality of the Imam body. By the wept, of its daily and weekly profits, the sides has bees ambled to carry es this expend= war to its present favorable stag.. If trade be kept =der a soatinsous check by protracted septiatioes, we have no hesitation in err, that the Oita will lad that he has adopted the most effectual mesas fee berth( Wary ups his aatagosist. The reports from every rat of trade in the Wage= are begin ning to complaia earnestly upon this score. Hew ear our nerelmate eater freely into ongsgmasuts whilst the future is ea uncertain f Parties may speculate apes the abuse of pease or war, bat it is to legitimate enterprise, sat to octemeedal gam bling, that the ►igh position of Great Bri tain is to be attributed. Tbt supply of many essential articles of produce will be greatly art= by the testing oriel& Take the NM of ors e the grabs .that bee bursa paralysed by the news from Visalia. It is mama that the restored's of par would risme large quantities of aria hitherto re tired is Ramis, especially is the seethe= pro vinces. Owing chiefly to this prompt*, prime of wheat have at coos fallen some six or seven shillings per quarter. At this reined= the market missies very =settled. la fast the prim, of cam is at pre treat little more this useful This state of things, it may be argued, toads greatly to the brat of Goa sumer. Granted I but we must look boys= the poem moment. It mot be resollested that the mate of the Beglish markets will probably semi= a gear= dimieutke of supplies of pais fur abroad. The iatoWgeaes serried out to New York by the steamer whisk left Livarpsel es the 19th inst., will certainly ladies a sespensisa of opera tic= cos the part al =petits there. Meanwhile, the population r ef Werra lareps will ender to storm the existing =mks of sera. Osasamplea will probably he stimulated by the dulbek ph% Is the err of the pais exertions efdliisnothla proving abortive, the romedios in the fora media will is all likelihood be pumordamately great. The people of Bugle= and Prams might to temporarily rinsed to instsvenisat straits far =at of grabs sup. pH= It thus bosoms a point of =meat to rates as mush as pemsible the iatenaseliste period of pi dal masertsisty. lio so bosh es the NA of Napalm eceuesrellil sea were eseephdalai et the evil Mums ezereleed ape lonia= iy the 7seetttled state a( peados. We l toad is the abodes of Moan. EDWAIDS eed Manx, dated the lit int. with Warsaw to limited : The olveatege to has would be eves eons tessldee abiy poem, von Is ate ter tae mottled Mote el godlike, Ise doubt ohms psalms wed, sod bah onion sad soesobeeto en detootedl teem oesalieg out embus whale these peel& TWINS NO debt It Is to be loped, Imoodietolo ea tho oessetbllas of pediment, we say beet o MI sae Aoweel oesemet et the mama amdlitiose salseteiese. Messes Batts sad Camas, Bade brokers, ob serve as follows, wader de . the 21st Wt.: Bat the roam et poem mil appeal A web n. , .. Ithie (the the 'apply .1 Eerie thaw ereeleed), pipes. tee, le the men et lb, wale w IN Nudism elthesel by Ni, Weld the maser ether `a. lasyrthise wag. As le thethapties, se Meg se the prowl welelliely or ileum, ft will be eestaliel se sea se milk sad thie Iseideeey will be theremed I. the retie el the anew is *a yethe et tallow ea the epee eseepered with that lee (there delivery. That yeeslyale et trade will set be asithed to ere beams. leery Dale be. bees sere er ha aimed by the war. The thine ea was Oevesaithat he a speedy leneleades et the theresiellsee le, tbeeethee, el tie meet wryest ebaseeese. wed we *neatly bete thet woe ewe b..,. utheeethery Ashy wOl be teleested by the WIWI theetastan le death( with the 141reltis dipienetthes. MOM% CAW ET sad Co., at et. Peterebarg, ref r le the arrangements tbat are belai wade • ke saw tiatitag the overload trade next mums." As re gards bump, they writs : Of Mop thoro b 'Limbos* la Ue isestair (Rewie), to lie Mob of powers eat sellselore, bat the aselne will us mews ea toy*/ mod Maio( honed awee he eve paratisa *a W isoessa b Uk.ly le lake eig whisk poise Welly depends ea Um isiiimaloas sondes or war or row The markets foe a large amber et seemoditise, laslading—besides .ors—riee, hasp, saltpetre, tal low, oilseeds, ails, &a, hare been °completely sow 'raised by the Banisa empties, of the proliniaariee of pesos. The nail whisk left Louden lest Saturday mooning foe the Bug Indies will mite a pee. 6111611 seseation throughout the seats of ens same la that quarter, whom extraordinarily lone quantities of produce have been drawn by the high peiees lately ruling here. It will be very ha m/does fee parties is India to ventage spa tranees done foe the supply of hemp, for images, whet► they are ascertain se to whether the stooks sow held In Russia will be metered available for seessaspties. Bat there is no necessity for a inaltipileatien el d.. tails to peeve that the interests of oar seauseece all Beer the world require a prompt sedation of the. esintlag aria. We Inlet tint Maiden will take heed of this jest appeal I if not, the legitimate weapon abided by Parliamentary "interpellatione " mast be made us of. Ws Ind additional reason for believing the statement respecting the program of the negotiations for pace, which we were enabled to publish in our liattuday's impression. in the ifereomin. That journal, it is well known, has intimate official rela tions. In its last &tardy's, number we read : id Lord Palmerston will have the proud matiebetion, after holding olio@ for ism than a year, se the fair result of the booms. tithe war, to pigment to Parlia ment a pvisisimry frosty qf pows—sigaed by all the belligerent governments. • • • • As England sad Prance are entirely agreed upon what demands shall be made under the fifth conditions a now pa on, we regard that clams as being practically as well defined as the fret four. If this view of the ease be seerect—and we have so boson to doabt it—then the five conditions which we published in our last num bar will in point of fact constitute the preliminary treaty of peace iteelf,and, as smolt, without any prelimi nary negotiation, will be signed by all the contracting parties. And there would appear to be no nano why this should not be dose before the meeting of Parliament, short as that interval is. Immediately upon the signature of this preliminary treaty, an armistice will take place until a given day to be named" The official relation@ of the Scoonsiot neffidently account be a certain degree of diplomatic reserve is its expressing. It is selliciently clear, • however, that it expressos what Lard Palmerston is axioms to accomplish and hopes to accomplish. AI MMt THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1858. of team, tomato of bleed, or mtoestelmo d slab. To pet ea led to tido dlopooesfal tonalities la lemma life emil la wand beards meold be smother sad moot velem, melt of Um moody toroolmatiom of Ike moistletiomo. Remarb of emmdal Imo boom ommaisead dried& amd vs loom we to what iaboltiole a fopetftios of the opeoboole to mid& We ban alluded night lead. THE EAST. iLLEIMIZILLES, &M OAT. The Hydeepse has suited with Constantinople lettaes to the 17th. The cenforonces for the emaciation of tho Prin cipalities hare boon suspended, Lord Ratliff° hav ing stated that be is without sufficient instructions. The coufsranas having far their object the emanci pation of the mph, and the collative protectorate continue. It is said that Fresh, English, and Austrian troops will matinee to campy the north of Turkey to ta me the mention of the treaty. Prime Oallimald will proceed to Vienna to report the result of the sonferenose. Dervish Pasha has gone to Paris to take part is the military mmisreaess. He is also to organise the system of study for young Turks in Fracas. The inquiry relative to the affair of the Tunisians is Geminated. It is admitted that there was no premeditation. About ten soldiers have simply been prosecuted for an 'malt. _ Nothing new at Cesitantinople, where the weather continues bed, and it snows. . _ Another despatch of the mamas data says : " Omer Pasha is evaded at Clomstentineple. There it a talk of Abeet.Petih being sant to Teheran, u Tarkimh plenipotentiary, to endeavour to arrange the Cameo that ham arisen between Panda and Great Britain." Than are lettere from Trebisoad of the Bth, but they contain nothing interesting. Lettme from Athens of the 10th represent the sitsatke se more favourable. Bing Otho gives bril• Haut fetes, at which the ofßoers of the expeditionary army are present. He is about, it is said, to adopt a reform policy. Then h a talk of a fete to Rim Naha. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PARIS. Svitimy R,wwo. The Prince do la Moskowa (tho oldest son of that late Marshal N.y), who is now a Gomel of Brigade, with a aoinaand at Valonsionnos, has had an apo plank It. The followieg mysterious story emus in the Coseitutioisled r The Ile du Bea, a part of the deem* of Nealy, wr 7e► Nader the theatre of a mayeadom event. At about tea *Week la the vaambas, a boatmea. la a elate of peat ea of Want, pneestod himself to the Chambray of Pollee of W quarter, sal made t►e Moab. &peados : Meat ea hear epos I w medial ea the beak of di* river, wow /ay bat, carriage &eve ap, true which Wee alighted Ma teatimes, remarkably well•dreeeed, of whoa Wee were the dementia* et the Login et Resear. They appeared say gay. 31y Mead,' odd ea, et that to see,' will yes raw am ever to the Woad Y ' Certalalye said I, tad tea Wastes afterwards they di lasted thou. They thea berm to Wit owe skim. I treated to nears, bat they WWI sat to stay, mad while twit ei thin re. staked b.Nad to wet& wee, the °theme walked ea to • peep of ONO, ca the ether Me of wkkk they stepped. I Ws Wad that they hod caw to light a dad. I taw the swords, est haul the ebiak et them cal spank the other while the lett ketet. aid& was bat ter • ray Wort die. Prises* the dad body et ese et the parties wet brought dews I. fey beet. Be bed resolved a surd thrust right thrush his breast, eat was sound with bind. Astertiag to the lithe Unit gather from the cesureatica I loud, the deal area eat of a ethanol whisk warred at the last tergeerale bell at the Open. The uses& bad the appeanaes et sailituy sus esemitiog tick ellen. I thou bask isms the &W. They slued the Kora la their arrive, sad drove if to Perk" T. Cep et Pave laiesalatoly imeitteted ea:la c/airy. bet hitherto his lavestliedam have lowa without nee& I have no doubt that this is the affair spoken of in the biennia( of the week, in which, as it was ru moured, an came of the Cent Chards was killed by au Wider dam line. The amstitetionsisl is doubt less mistakes in fixiag yesterday as the date of the duel. The quarrel having marred at the lest Opera ball (namely, an Saturday last), it is unlikely that the hostile meeting should have bees postpaid so long. The Prow says, is its weekly comnisreial review, that the past% new. produced an almost instanta neous effect upon the market. Speculation, which had long stood aloof, has daring the week been active in cotton and colonial produce, at Ham, Nantes, Bordeaux, sod Meresilleh There has also been great demand for manufactured pods at Rouen, Mulhouse, and Roubaix. The menefaMnrees of Paris have paw Winded in the favourable change. PARIS, SATURDAY iTRIDIG. A story is sow cdrcabilif in diplomatic circles, cm width. if it be aces as true, explains how Itoed that the lish government gave a cogent to the very Jana:kat Austrian :V esi 2ex, sad why it is that while the war French cackle has altogether @Added, the nation feels instintively that esardbise is wrong, sod expressos its discontent and mei= by the nits of the pneh I repeat what I ban Mord (madam of come, all duo reserve) both bemuse ft rashes se fres a bettor seam than mere amen moms, sad brogan it seem to me to throw a light a emplisetei adult Loa ," which, to the eys, mast be confeenod to be extremely obscure. It is said, then, that, so long ago es the end of boat autumn, Aus tria was presides the allies to consent to a peace upon terms very mach the ems I am those recently accepted at Et. P.tereb urg A draft of these terms was sent to Park, and was Om so far favourably resolved that the Frank goverment un dertook to forward them to Leedom far consideration. The answer from Ragland was a peremptory nega tive. Lard Palmerstoe's government then thought that Urea toms foil far chart of what the dim ought le domed. both as the legitimate result of the OMNI= et dial/ use sad with a view temerity from Wen of Rosen. On the receipt of this mown, Itaxne Napoleon's Minister for Foreign hadso forwarded a despatch which may be shortly mudded as 'I What next P and next P" No attempt was made to controvert the English arguments as to the insafleleacy of the Austrian suggestions. The language nod in reply wee lull of courtesy, frieedliesse, sad even deference. Bat, it was pointedly. observed, if the Antrim propositions be cot accepted. is sere le pm* d fessfreine, the war will seems proportion ant contemplated at drat, a new anderstaading must be ease to, and the original stipulation that neither PISMO ace England was to gain say private advantage as the result of the war must be reecosidered. Ragland, it MD either said or indented, may thick the distraction of a rival naval power in the Bede a anoint in. pommies for her sanifiess, but Franoe bee no intend in seek a soonannatioo, and taint! massy Frenchman think bar intend lbw the other way. The sua of this erimmaisatien, as I hear it defierited, was that Frames by no means refused to go on with the war en the seals which would be netensoy for the sett but that at this point of the disensise she be glad to kaow whet .he was to get by it, mil brow far she might annulate upon the support of Ragland in assorting her logithaan dales le osniderados when evsr pesos shwa be wade. The ENNA Cabinet tsar sot have bees very wadi sneptbed at this • eirtio es the peat et Pease, _leeanse they semethaeb keowa that tie exteeeieti of the Frimelifrentin to , the Rhine has Mg ben the favourite Mph d ems. versedea is every bssath.ls Paw" aiis tbdd the 'Free& Emperor could not be expected to go to war withPremda without looking for such a result—without dwelling on the dynastic reasons which may natu rally be supposed to impel his thoughts in that direc tion, he would have much ground to insist that he could not enfiledently calculate on the support of his people foe a tremendous war unless some tangible result were to be obtained by it. It is oertain that a war to regain the old boundaries on the Rhine would be popular in France, and equally certain that the people, while pleased at the " glory " which the army as gained in the Crimea, takes very little inte rest indeed about the particular reason for fighting in that remote region. However, it appears, and it is certainly not to be wondered at, that the English (go vernment, seeing the drift of the French interrogatories, shrank from taking upon itself the responsibility of suturing into an engagement to support France in an encroachment upon Prussian territory. Instead, therefore, of giving any direct answer to the in sinuations contained in the French despatch, the answer sent from London was that " upon reflection" the English government would swept the Austrian propositions. It was about this time that the famous peace pamphlet advocating a congress appeared in ' Paris, and ever sines the opinion has been Indus triously inculcated in Europe that France is for peace I and England for war. The P .- inmate' of Turin has en article against pesos on the proposed terms coached in as strong, if not stronger, language than any that has been employed by any English journal. The Piemonte says, Russia knows what she is about, while the western powers apparently do not. In leaving Russia still mistress of Poland, she will be left with her principal instru ment of aggreadve force. She will soon recover her strength. The proposed arrangement is • miserable expedient—a trues and not a peace. In short, the Piemonte concludes (and this is a mot which will become celebrated) " we have bad a war of dilettanti, and are going to make a shopkeeper's peace." I hear that M. Aloph, the painter, has received orders from the Emperor to paint a picture repre senting the late Council of War sitting in the Tuileries, with his Majesty presiding. This picture, as soon as fi nished, will be engraved and extensively circulated. M. Aloph has also already been com manded, or rather retained, to paint a companion picture of the coming Pesos Congress or Con ference which, it ie unused, will certainly be held in The council of the Batik of France, which did not cane to any decision this week with respect to the question of the 90 days for bills is convoked to an extraordinary meeting on Monday next. The Bourse, which fell yesterday on the false newel of an insurrectica in St. Petenburg, his been better to-day. The Rents rose 460., closing at 68.90. In, the course of the day the Rents was much higher it having at one time touched 69 20. Credit Mobilise rose 6f. Miscellaneous securities were rather heavy. Railways improved for the most part about 6f. Mit Court* WINDSOR, lAx. IS. The dieser party yontaday included lb. Dubois se Kent, the Primers Regal, the Duke if Cambridge, Gemmel XU.... Is Mar...,., L.rd JAMS Murray, Cooker the Hem. C. B. sad Mrs Plans, Lady Panay Howard, Barer ri ere* Sir Ames Clark, Mrs. DfWellea. Cartia taw Hoe. J. Drummond, R.N., Capra Menet Caboose, 3 N., Croat Art, A.D.0., Cr. Ttrrwltitt, end ON. Saymour. The Hood a( du Gresiadin Churls played duffs, dieser. Bar Midesty's print, teal afterwards posed Is the Castle. The Quin estt Prises walked fa the meals **labs the Oieele this whoeulas. . . . All the Tilting minpeay left the CM* la the Isressic, via., the Duke el Cambridge (attended by CeL Tyrwhitt), the Prism Gueremna el Court, with Msg. Drummed Gesteral Allem I. Kamm, emmeding the flutilable Ceedegeat (attended by hie aide deemp, Count AM); Camas the H... J. Drummed, ILX., Oeptals Sharerd Osborne, D.N., tad Weed Preatia Seymour Peels /MI thuds). JAW. 27. nil Qum sad Mesa, the Prime et Weir, Ye Prisms Rep t, Prises Alfred, Poisons Anee, tad the Dube* of Lent, tie lake awl geetlemes et the eel" had the dietessile beeeebeld, Maud dieiseverdee III& morels' is the privet* dispel of the Nile. The Bev. H. J. Ulm, Visiaz of Wiadsor, iesidel. A Gibbet Omen wee held ea Saturday albums at the Awaits& Th. Walston grunt were Violent Pahlavilee. the Lord Chancellor, Bari Granville, JIM Rarrowby, Sir Oa 474 the Reel .1 lumia. Lard Psalm% the Cheaseller B of th wiret nwelegver, Sir Charles Wood. the Might Hoe. R. Vanes Smith, Lard Stanley at Aldry, the Right Hes. B. T. Bathes. sad the Duke et AralL The email eat three home. TIN Ilartlans Mink* bad ea tahe,Nw Witt Visseuit PaJnessies en Saturday at Ms 'Mid oesklakes is Dews. Meanest. The Cenrattne on Itheatiss et the Lora et her Majesty's .at hseserehie Privy Coma hal amines ea Saturday as the Cramell•ellen Proseat—Tbe Leal Prod ded, the Dein el Angel, Mr Gawp Grey, sad the Chas. sense of the Isebelvar. Dampatiess teas tibe %mum of Ifew South Wale% South Australis, Yletsels, Traub. tke Cep et Nal Nom aall Nabil von seabed ea Batarday at the Weal& sale. Oa Wedaesday mat, ler Majesty sad Priam Albert, attended by the Wise sad seatleates of the Royal mite, will lime the Calk fee Beekisaheat Paw, where the Queese will buds Privy Omen he the pupae of et* drag the 'pea hen the threw ea the egesig et perils. mat. At the Comma bee Melody will amiss the High Miura lee the Beebe sag Wahl maths he the pereat year• _ _ _ Oa Thusly. the Qom rings fa state to the Haw et Peen, ha la papaw et egealeg the ends. perlimaet; sad am pesilemits the aagest eareateay, bet lll•jesey, with Prime Albert sad the YIN tri pads .la wan km it oersted le tem Imaistra Pelage the mate ettentees, mad raters to Wiring Chia& TM DMlsas et Last is eareebd le rends M Foesemee duly the vials el the Omen le Louden, asd memo of the Imager anal Wass me imposed M resat& at Wisest Castle dubs Me abeam elle/ Midastr Is Mors. Parr© ALBSITII VISIT TO TEI CAMP At Auszaano".—Tits saseseg, Priam Albert .M leo Disko of Owed* pail • Ant of nopostion so tho ainly Named 'sap •t Aldine's. flue Waie—We abeam that a .toting ta pee- 1 pseud is be bail is St. Mania** bell. Westminster, with • Vow " to pelmet easiest the essehries el asy pew set otssleleisi with the beaoss sad dignity of this soustry." We I are sensed Met the peepessi sissies is oath* flee Ma wain of a petty tiorteeler, mil that it la le be satiated by whip, Sere% sal mile* tinkly, in the tine. all seetiessl iiihressee. CABIN"! CorsiCU.—Swanowas Ilan bees laud Ise a Cabins Cesail M Os YereigwaSse this Minim at 2 ealsek. LORD ADOLPHUS Irrezewunics.—W• ate grafi -11•4 w leas the noble and gallant bed le plan en vely lanturably. Hie lordship wee able to be sewed to the balder teem en daterdey. he the het U end these reedved the Deka ad Oembrldge, Visional Falkland. the hest .1 irrell. and *thee releelves. The aphis bed * howevet, sub ealsebted Ye Ulan& The Qum bee appeialed tbe Rev. Chew Thome Poems speak to the los ivy of It. Olove's, Sottbirorty vassal by taw toolitsatioa of the Roo. Roy. Arthur Douglas._ Tie Doha ri Cambridge had a dieser party oa Serarday evesisa. at his apammeate. la at. Jinn% palm% la aimplinest to Often! Alabama Delhi Marmies. Then eon ream to snot the gallant aerdlalas Oesersl, tbs Dedham of Cambeldp sad tie Primness Km the Coastal' Bahl lishasasegge, Find Marshal Vinson Harting', the Mulish CANNON Admiral lir Idatest DIV" One. rel Mr Harry loan, Malor-Osseral air Diehard Ahoy. Admiral H. Sas. & & Nagai, Wont Iketrany, Dana Lansban. la Misnames es tho Desists ef Cambridge, .ad the aide -donna M Geeteral della Massaftes. Hie Essollesay the Ambassador et Pram mad tb. Cosmos' Pinks, satsmalaed at diaser, net snaky. et Albert One Hesse, the Turkish Ambassador sad Madame M....., the Swab& Insister sad die Berewas thild. lb. lierdislas Miaieter, 'lomat sad Vlasesatass Pawnees, no Casson or Toalsernas, air Charlie sad 1 y Mary Weed, Means* Alphean is Marmara. Clout Leak mien Cant, Has. Prodoefek XL babal. mai a oink. His Royal Memo Prime Albert ham ptutatoil M *M Oxford Nis rub& Library • spisadla Gory of "Tim Nonni Risroy of Die SO." yabllebot by wasimad of lb• Qaame. The Sist instant in the hist day kr mash% oppli. elitism Ise Amin Is toe hussy Gladiliell Callifilay. The pOssl is welt spokes se sad veil smiesserd. Davey tease, Haq., is appeieted to be taspiafte sedge the Cheeky Tress Ainseensest W. Os/pester Rowe, Beg. Q.C., et the Western °Wide sad dm parliamsaiser W. I. InOiliged CkMf Jr tins el Onyiss. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE APPROACHING CONFERENCES. The tams of the declaration of Russia, accepting the Austrian conditions, appear to have arrived °M alay at Vienna on the 23rd, and to have been found " satisfactory on all points." Pros then°. the dem meat was sent to Paris and Loodon,' and here the impression produced is mid to be not less tamable. The necomary authority to sign the protocol was lent to M. de Bourgeon /I and Sir Hamilton Seymour, and the conferences will probably open in the coarse of about three weeks. This delay is neosseary, if for no other reason, in order to allow of the participation of a Turkish envoy in the deliberations. With regard to the plenipotentiaries and the place of meeting, we have little to add to the statement which appeared in Saturday's Nap's= Paris has been Axed upon, and, m we then said, Lords ascen d= and Cowley will represent Great Britain, and Closet Walewidd, mated probably by M. d• Bour- Toney, oar ally. The Russian representatives are set officially announced, and it does not ap pear aortae whether the drat envoy will be M. Thar or Baron Branow, and with regard to Austria, Count Bled, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, is up to this time the only choice which seems certain, M. Hubner being as mush spoken of as the Count de Reekberg for the sewed plenipotentiary. The Midge of this day has an article, four colas= in length, founded mainly spoor earrespondence from Berlin, conveying the substanee of the drat response of the Cabinet of St. Petersburg to the Austrian proposition's. and entering into a variety of allegations relative to the intended podgy of Russia. 64 At Berlin,' Gays the Mott, They madder es messeery iweetkies thins whisk few hem the plane* Int de= Is the fir dame of the Austria& memeresduat. Bush lee seaweed this obese like the ethers, en the undentendiag that, fa Its quality of • belligerest power, Rush is simprbed is the "rearm of the right to redoes la • isrepaut Wm* seas special anditiess Is oddities to the few goareshe•" Tide right beings to It, it inn alt bebop * Pewee, Isglaed, Turkey, sad fierdirts, whisk as also belligerent pewees, while It asset be dieted by kends eel Swedes, silted wenn, whisk have takes as part is the war, an by Prussia,. Muted power. "This, at Mod," say our senespeedeate, “is bow the Cabinet of St. Petersburg usderetende the fir name. If this isterpreleties was admitted what maid result Ist the aestralleanes of the dame by somber, peetessicee ? lieppan that leglasd sad Turkey seek te gala as agmatage ever Reins, Rush In its turn will set Sell to seek to overwork flaglead sod Turkey. The seferity of the hangs journals mien that three quotient will be raised la virtue of the reserve et* Misted is the flith slaws :—That it Is am& to provost Amish fres rebeildieg the hrtifestless al Banuessad ; that the Allies will impose apes It a reatifiseties of lb Ad** heads's, sad that they wish to sem* It to naive hangs mewls is its Bleak Is. ports. At Bails we lea% *nem all this.. The eAmbsian of Ensign awns Is dearly semprised I. Artie* Three af the seadialese ; far amssister are widest!, ass el them *eat wises worms te isternariesal right and to established rages whisk are to be instituted to moire the proteethis of the 'maternal and maritime bluest' of all sinew is the respeethe parts of the 81.. k flee. The reetilkstisa of Anode hennas has little interest hr damp. There MINIGille the. the inter. &sties as rebuild Demersamt, whisk wield be for Ruda as imitating meditkie. Will she meept It f We seanot my. Bet we are sowed that I. =Hahnes she will demand ea her part that llaginad will Impose upon lissoffl or that there be impemd epos her, °mistime of • aria hied, ea withered %tenet * Europe: foe enempli. OW We be prevented frees fortifying her pessaries of 111elistimil, whisk imams Nemeth sad all the Northam dales el devaaaay, sad that they limit the samba sad Mesh a the Wire of war whir* she may Istroduee late ths Tb. Corriere lfiroinseilo of Gonoa ;Wink the ihudinisa Govanuneat has 'armada& a mom to Leedom and Pat* containing Ito own pardeniar views toseeraing tits Fifth Point. ♦ AMMO heebeen isses4, opening the frontiers ci the Roan aspire to travellers, egninat whom they have been aloud 81111011 1846. Gassed Clorteirakoff arrived at et.Petersberg cm the 2511. °wale Bee& hie delivered to the Emperor 1 Alexander ea autograph letter from the Lag or Preeda It is *pia doubtful whether Austria and Prussia will be able to tome to ea immediate uoderetaading for a proposition consenting the aceeptanes of the moditioas of pease to be submitted to the Gummi* Diet. New dive:woes. have arisen. A letter frog Berlin of January U. says : We bus ben Vilna* the ilso Iseperee Absealer addressed angst Mosey Liter to AD Baraor of Aglaia, relative te tb aoreilatieos, sal empiric r the meet so maimed meaner, hY lobe for its Imallab mace d= et poem. It b 'lied, that t►e Nagarn /Imola at the sane time sapwood a ebb that the otalleats of bis hear ebeild be osauaaaketol M the Bertrot Narawa. It is further essileatiy data* that the Peso& Lyme la sower wrote o very Mosey letter to Use Rowerst numb lamb, the 'salsas of w►LM to,. bees asealproobetti to Use seen of it. Peteseberg. The Petrie repressais Austria as beim at this mommit seriously uneasy se to the consequences whisk the Cabinet of fit. pea means to com elier se flowing from the taklag of Lan, sod that oat of her patronising anxiety for the hamar and interests of the Western Powers, Austria he asked whether the lespwor, Alexander inter.de (t , ) to annex Turkish Anomie to the Rusk deminicea It is memories to Ind that the Pablo considers any lath pretension on the part of Emden inadmiesible. Possibly, however, the sespanimity" of Banda, in (Meg up Yam without eompeneatios, will be urged se a reams why we should be very humble la our demands nadir the head of the Fifth Pabst Naming various considerations whisk plead for a speedy tormissadme of the esskresese, the News this morning antic= one of a very delicate and Import. sat nature. We quote the laaguage of our sentem peruy gyp. have set streak has exposits with the state freedom and blues the smelted detests.( ear ailing system, awl the hoorkokear of all the Mutinous that: widow to it ;bat this we may eay with pride, that, what- ever be the deists of au system or the failures of au steetteatiship, the eteaderd of war pastel werenty k high, aM there it set • pablis man mess us who date sot use Ally ep le the highest rualrostesto of that standard. Nut wily we the beads of ear patine wet lass boa all powslary eserapden, bat there is she eat et then, we !rely believe, la the slightest Mgr.. Welted la the Witt el tresteetiete en the • ineek•Reehance TIN earner sad superior Winuatios ausesarny peestosed by pelts wee. gives opportunist hr snubs dishoseerabie wealth. Wash bete, at least, are seatuptaestly dies- garde& We with is lamb amid be said with tusk et ell' pablis wet. Is it she setetiose that elsewhere large suate have bus stoked ea the ~tau of pease ea isforsados that meet have beta pruned by Due Nauss or eau that pow wee by so wows to far of ea awned probabl• ? What Nieletry, with the empties of ear owa, es boast Is he when, tees ben this taiat f Wes ead poste, the wells,. of sateen she destisy it loupe, the future liberties of the world, an eltawbere iallasseed Is this ear Idyllistd age, she as wash by the prim al*, of ~sal jetties tad the views of as oelipidosod sad far-siskted pansy as by the also. labs of diatoms awl the rise tad fall ef the pubis teetritka. If it be seetwary, la order le sell the putialary atreagewans of stew Wadies penniless, that polemist dee et pease Auld be missed, at *Wade will be snowed le iseedeet with their tinware ; end it way well be that die peaspost of a wend operatics, leteded et a saddle ihli erspentliese, way Med to premiss objeetleas she later pand'ildepe, whisk may, Weed, bonnets adrenteseese panhesu het nay else shake the probahnity a trestrate tha peolhility ed peen. Three per meet awe er Is.. is le awes tau wore has hieser, that pairiNlea, them moss TURKEY. ' Constantinople lettuce of the 14th state that an understanding has been oome to between the Minister of War and the commission charged to control the outlay of the loan. (MOM 0911 OWN 00X1111,01IIDINT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, JAx. 14. No Wildest of the mealiest importance has occurred during the week.- • I bad 000ssionsfieral menthe ago to advert, in the course of ray etwoospeidemen to the singular and anomalous position mimesis the Turkish government is placed, and the impeesibility of preserving public order, owing to Az capitulations. By these it is rovided that a t i gio,pmus and European Pri444B, whatever their and enormities, shall in no wise be =tenable to • laws of the realm, and meat be delivered up for punishment to their respective withaeities. This place has thus been unfortunately fat keg years the refuge 'of sianere—vegrants, pick pearls, Ismiits of all setiese—who, if captured ire Jakob by die lessi police, after a short at the sleds-heeseatte d=omed and rescued by their prepistees. The bee hese for ages a stand beg sad meet foneihelie 'Ames% and appears latterly to have sotpdsell still Isere terrible propor tions. In this, of oonses, as In meet other matters, there is a peed Weer _against the Turks—and the apathy and learraki local police is a subject of continual mad wry severe comment. In point of het, however, there are not, I believe, anywhere more daring, devoted, and intelligent alguastla than those of this country, were they bat free to palm, unmolested, their minima and oftentimes most dan gerous occupations. Bat these poor devils are in oontinnal perplexity, in coesequenee of the causes above assigned—the fear on the one hand of their own, sad on the other, of their European masters. The unenviable distinction of rescuing malefactors from the hands of justice has devolved unavoidably, it is tree, most of all perhaps on our own authorities, owing to the' close relations and blissful contiguity of this capital to certain dependen cies of the British crown. The dregs of the populace in those parte, the veriest vagaboode, it is said, are, comparatively speaking, gentle and peaceable enough at home, but turn out the most ferocious desperadoes from the very instant they set loot se Turkish soil. Armed to the tooth, with stiletto and yaghtagen, they lark chiefly in the recesses of the Frank quar ter, and hold their nightly councils, despite all local surveillance ; sad if captured at length, perchance in the commission of some atrocious act, and having been delivered op to their owners, they are either im prisoned or perhaps sent out of the country—home or elsewhere—bat sure to return promptlyafter this pur gatorial trip, regenerated sad ready for their wonted crimes and depredations. This state of things, as may be easily imagined, is really intolerable, and en dangers, above all, the lives and property of the European °elegy, so that the representatives of the great Powers have seen at length the necessity of de vising, in concert with the Saltan's ministers, a sew project of police regulations, which, it I. hoped, will meet the anent of all governments. The details of this moat beneficial measure have not yet, of course, transpired; bat it is said that quo domiciliary visits ot the local police, in company with any European eon • stable will form a principal feature In the proposed regulations. The Winos of mime are necessarily all well known to the Turkish police I bet so long as they were confined to the Frank quarter, you are palate aware, it was impossible to and effect a capture. Our pert is in perpstael motion, end numberless motion , small steamera, lik e Thames boats, are plying all day lon betweee the different stations on the shores of the and Propontis. There would beample for scores of others, to tow vessels detained in the Eosins and Bea of Marmara by contrary winds. British trade and commercial enterprise have • acquired considerable extension from the events of the war. New firms are deity springing top, and our coin of every kind is widely circulated and thankfully received with a "Bone Johnny." In short, we are rapidly progressing in all matters ; sod railroads, canals, and other useful publics works, promise ere long to add lustre to the present Sultan's reign, and develop materially the resources of his splendid em pire. The telegraph wires are already in full play, to the utter amazement of some primitive natives, who Kest and watch wistfully for the letter-box, expected naturally to shoot like an arrow along the r lime. The Polyteshaique Moot at Catisrohe is said to semis mosso its 407 oslslis 10 1 1141 4 Troia , . Rte•. Mos, Norwegiaaa, Ilesies, Deigiumb, Dille, Swims, hoary fluorites, CialNam% Kee leves. orris, *mesas, sad SIM yeses hen die lost Talks. A soa - of Monet, who lives at ![llia, was invited to ottani dm osiebration at Froakkort of the joint's of tbo I Wilt of bla illsotrioal Mbar, bat woo not able to &mot the ' invitation. The Greek Monitor, announces that Rica Boy. l the Ottoman Earn, bee boss received la oedemas by Kiss Ode, sad kr bees proesated to the Qum 14;Uwe in the &awn mafirstthe statement that the Jeaufts have bees expelled Keziee, and that the imam el that eentblie kat is.. teethed hem Remo. The elites. mastatte )weal neves ewe the fall of eaata We. Site . irises de dopes, brother of the Kim of Itijles. 6 at primal Is reds. M. Mord mused hie leetures at Paris ea Bater- 1 lig. the rem Inn set -to.rths MI; One who l l irerejrisest ebrialsed beer my drueeetreries. OUR DISPUTE WITH PERSIA. (71011 001 own C011111PONDINT.) TREBIZOND, Jaw. 8. After a quick passage of rather less than four days from Constantinople, I reached this on the sth ; end. though my last year's visit to Trebizond leaves me nothing to say now by way of description of the town itself, its comparatively close neighbourhood eq ua ll y to the camp of Omer Pacha and to Kars makes it in a great measure the centre to which all intelligence from both points speedily converges, and enables me, therefore, to send you the latest news that can reach Europe from either of those scenes of recent action, as well as some rather still more important new, brought by the last courier from Persia. The fact of the rupture of our relations with the Shah will doubtless be known at home before this letter can reach London; but, as it is not likely that the Foreign-office will be more than usually communi. cative as to the immediate causes of this inopportune quarrel, your readies may be interested by the fol lowing explanatory details. Of the melancholy de clension in British influence in Persia towards the close of 1854, during the interval between the depar tore of Colonel Shiel and the arrival of Mr: Murray, I had occasion to say much at the time, though nothing that I then wrote from Tabreez at all adequately described the humiliating reality; for under the worse than feeble diplomatic administration ' of Mr. Thompson, the acting charge daffaires, our po litical ascendancy of nearly half a century's growth had gone down to zero, and the Persians—ably per suaded thereto by the clever minister of the Czar— were fast taking to the belief that our boasted power was, after all, a mere bugbear, which, to be overcome, needed only to be defied. The presence, indeed, of a couple of heavily-armed Indian frigates at Bushire kept the Shah and his ministers from giving overt effect to their newly induced estimate of our national character and importance; but even during the pe. riod of my own visit to the country, more than 12 mouths ago, their then active antagonism to our consular influence at Tabrees—the second city in the empire—showed plainly enough the extent of the falling off in their respect for British power. Ao. eordingly, on his arrival in the beginning of last year, Mr. Murray found things in as pretty a state of diplomatic u pickle "as it had ever fallen to the lot of en unfortunate envoy to set right. Mr. Stevens, oar consul at Tabreez, had most injudiciously been transferred to Teheran—which amounted to the vii. teal shelving "of one of the ablest members of our whole eastern oonsular service—and I speak from no limited observation of the body ; and the new minister was left to perform single handed the equally difficult and important task of repining our lost hold upon the minds of Nezuradeen-Shah and his divan. The stable-claming feat of the Theban was child's-play in comparison; for, having won so many "tricks" from the charge, M. Anitchicoff, the Russian envoy, was not the man to play a worse game when pitted against his super seding superior. Thus the diplomatic battle of action and counteraction went on between the two nibs& skis throughout the greater portion of last year with fluctuating success, the result being—much like that in course of accomplishment on the scene of a sterner strife elsewhere--on the whole unfavourable to the interests of the Czar. Still, the star of our lost ascendancy travelled but slowly up from the nadir where it had fallen towards the zenith where it had formerly shone with so steady and unrivalled a lustre; and if Mr. Murray had been in any way disposed to over-rats his suocese, an occasion soon arose to plus the matter beyond doubt. In the month of November last he deemed it desirable to ' appoint an agent at Shiraz, and for this purpose fixed on a native mina, who, though he had been formerly in the Persian service, had for two yeah past been employed about the British mission in Teheran. On being apprised of the appointment, the government ' objected, and, without any needless waste of courtesy ' in the intimation, declared that they would throw the mina into prison if he attempted to set out for his post. In further proof of their energetic resolu ' don on this point, and before Mr. Murray had time to open discussion on such a procedure, they seized and placed in confinement the mirrn's wife, who is her self a relative of one of the Shah's conjugal stud, and threatened to compel a divorce from her husband,un less the latter at once withdrew from the British ea vice. Now, according to established prescriptive right, if not indeed by express terms of treaty, the families of natives employed by the foreign missions at Teheran are, ipso facto, under the protection of the embassy_ in whose service they may be ; and Mr. Murray promptly protestad, therefore, ' against so glaring a violation of the established pri vilege, and demanded the restoration of the lady to her husband within forty-eight hours—alterwards extended to ninety-six—threatening, in the event of non-compliance at the end of that period, a mu , pension of his diplomatic{ relations. The allotted time passed, and, the divan still persisting in their refuel, Mr. Murray carried his threat into execution. This was on the 20th of November. Not satisfied with the indignity they had put upon him thus far, the Persian authorities followed up their defiant pro cedure by writing the British minister several most of letters, and by circulating scandalous ru moors in explanation of his interest on behalf of the imprisoned lady—imputations, I need hardly say, which were without the shadow of toundation in fact. For this aggravated addition of private to public insalta, Mr. Murray demanded the amplest apology sad reparation; but failing to procure either, left Teheran, with the entire personnel of the mis sion, on the Bth alt. for Tabreez, en route for Bagdad or Trebizond, as circumstances might determine. It remains, however, to be seen in what way this very inopportune quarrel will terminate; Personally, I venture to predict that the Shsh will deem it his best policy to make the needful ameride; for, open as his sonth-western coast is to the broad sides of an Indian squadron—to easy nothing of the still rougher lesson that might be taught him by • rapidly transported land force of ten or twelve thew send troops from Bombay or Madras—it would be no difficult matter to administer a few corrective h int. that coo:d hardly fail to Improve his Majesty's poli tical manners. We shall see. ROMAN STATES. (110 N OWN OWN CONANOPONDINT.) BOMB, Jan. 7. Rome is at the height of her gaiety just cow. English society contributes its full share to the general stock of enjoyment, and a few battered British uni forms excite interest and attention at balls aod con verse:imam. The first in stature, as well es in mili tary repute, mamma the Crimean heroes now in Rome, is Major Fyers, of the Rine Brigade, who has been . through the whole war es yet, and was present in every action, el se t, I believe, Inkermann, with the extraordinary fortune of escaping unwounded, although, inclu ding the engagements in which he had previously taken part in lodia, it is calculated that this officer mast have been at least a hundred times under fire. Some other officers are in Rome on sick leave, amongst whom are the Hon. Hugh Massey, of the ith, and Mr. Johnson, of the ftOtn, who was made prisoner in the valley of Baidar whilst foraging on the eve of the battle of Balaklava, and condected ander escort into the interior of Russia for 133 days' consecutive march, during which rho hardships he endured were scarcely compensated by the subsequent good treatment he experienced at the der. .&. 4in p uller Vat l as an ci p the Propziroda a rp ui ls at the of this week, many of them eels bevies fa verse the honour they enjoyed last spring of tumbling through the floor ofSt. Agee. is company with his Holiness, and the signal defeat of Satan's direful intentions against the head of Chris. tendom on that eventful day. The Bavarian painter, Witmer, has just completed an interesting and well colourri. picture of .}:sop relating his tables to the ancient Greeks. This work is ordered by the Prince,' of Leiningen, and is intended for a present to Queen Victoria, who has already * picture by the same hand. From a biographical notice jast published by Mr. Kinglike, it see■s that General Guyon cornea of a Barbel nos. His grandfather fought at Minden ; his father urea with &sty through the Isar great leer; one brother wu killed in sa Asiatic noval battle; nether fell fighting seder Lord Cornwallis, fa Virginia ; a third at the taking of Totit Tern; two *then in ties Colinas:it.