The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-08 00:00:00

I gibe expreoo. ahortimearts labribid tor 4 •Tb• imbypipub tart be it tb• 011 es, 10, 101Weilb4171•4. by Tee V. 11.1 es Ur eq et pattiodes. RION WATER AT LONDON DIAIDON. r.. DATllkfitill. 37 1s.....—Akarena. 411 . 90111 . To.aemaipw—liondag, 416 11Sn. LONDON, TUESDAY, APEIL 8. As we foretold from the beginning, Austria is deter mined not to let go her hold of the Danubian Prin. cipalities if she can help it. The Markus Plenipo tentiaries at Paris cannot be brriaght even to fix a 1 term for the evacuation of dries provinces. The pretext alleged by Austria in palliation of its pro jected outrage upon the rights of the Wallachiane and the integrity of the Ottoman Empire is, if pes- Bible, more impedeat than the outrage itself. Austria seeks to persuade the other European Powers that the presence; of its troops is necessary to vesintais law and order in Wallachia and Moldavia, midi a regular Administration is established. Why, the Austrian troops are at re sist the wily law-breakers in the Principalities. The same executive authorities exist sow in Walla chia and Moldavia that existed there helm the Rusks Wreaker. We frankly admit the truth of all the charges that have been brought spied them ; but under their rule, up to the time the war saw sunned, there war security for person and property. With the return of peace, if they were allowed to re sume their functions, the Principalities would revert to their former normal cooditios. Bat the Austria army of occupation prevents this. It paralyses the as of the native authorities. Byes in this smalls factory state of affairs, we hear of so acts of brigandage perpetrated by the settled iiihabitaate of the Principalities. But from the moment that the Austrian troop crossed the frontier down to the present thee we have beard daily authenticated accounts of the grommet outrages—sets of robbery and march—perstratsd with impunity by Ameriaa galena ea aaoffending natives. The Austrians area public anima* is Wallachia sad Moldavia. They obtained leave to creep is ander false pretenses, and they leek to remain there in utter contempt of treaty stipalations. Austria is booed by treaty to withdraw her troops es seen sa peace is re amed. The Treaty at Pease has bees signed; the ratiesatioas will be exebsaged, at furthest, is the comae of a few weeks ; and yet Austria refuse to In a term for the armadas of the PrlaMpalitise. Amnesia intrigue is at work to prevent the iahabi taste of the Principalities, and their ~ruin, the Suiten, from awning to an airreftest as to the M. elitatieme by which the oosstry is Dammam to be' governed. Austrian brutality le radios the inhabi taste of the Principalities to riot and inearreotice. Aastria is seeking to create distil/beam is the Prised. refills*, and toreador these distimbaasseperemeamakia . order te obtain a pretext for the perasiment swoops ties of the essatry. The °blest of Austria is—has twos for enmity—to separate the Prisolpalitiss hem tbe Ottoman Empire and annex them to her own dominions. It will be a talestable termites/ice of a war undertakes is pert to rescue Wallachia sad Muidaria from the grasp of Rem* if it sods Mash. jostles them to the equally tastal despotism of ♦ustria. The bosom of Brans* aid Buslead is at maim It the false policy et Austria is escreedul. the world whl aseribe the medusa of the Freash sad Evalimb Goverameste either fp iasheserity is their proieseisas of a dolls to sigmas the istegrity of the Tartish Nor pin, or to the meet wretched gellibility perm* this themselves to be ost-masavvred by the pal _ _ _ _ _ _-- - - - The pails deoblo-dealiag of the Cabot of Vieille. hewer of Prance and litegland requires. not tidy that their governments shall hoist upon the earliest possible data bsiog axed for the eveconties of the Principalities by the Austrian blown bat that they shall tale care that the emulation I. pesediptceily carried into effect at the lies spud Rim In the Homo of Coma= oe Thursday amine ea the MUSS OM W. Opelika d. Inn the shale, is Isis* inandille• as Lord Jobe Itseselre remstaiseemodseetisa. Xr. Cobden sill move Thee, is the oriole* at this bear, the eseedee and itatemeaose of steeele fee toodtior the oedema forme of obeetrisel le be tenoned wholly la pert NA et boa ram, will set be dogma a jot et eatisfesteey mien of edoestles by the people of Me sessiel." Int Court. day is the Colwell Member. The Loris proud wove the Leeds Jaatiess Alright Braes and Teruel, the Cheeseliee et the Duchy of Carswell, Dr. Larbiegtes, sad Me Edward Ryan. Tee appeal trove lb. Prerogative CarirS, The Belt India Company v. the Hoe. Km DI eft Odethey" was nee eased. The naval review to be held by her Majesty at Bpithead is postponed. According to pressat arrangements it will be held on Wednesday, April 23. His Ereelleacy the Promise Minister and the Comatose Bernet:Al hem left lbe rmidsace of the Prudes Lepton, on Carlton Hoteuteerste, for Tammy, whirs they rupees staying a fortaight. The Earl and Countess Ellesmere arrived in town a few days Awe from their seat i• Lsaeaskire. Lord and Lady Ashburton arrived at Bath-house, yesterday, from the Orange. Colonel and Lady Rosa Oreville have taken the s•oisty of the magnificent measles at Albert-gate, so long Iknown as ..o,braitsr." The other half, it le known, has bun *cavorted into a banking-home. We read in the Herald--" On Sunday evening last. the Iter. Tob*.as Deem* Bolen, late priest of the ilemsa Catholic Chapel of 13e. Andrew% Nomad Tye., publicly rosoasotid the errors of the Beni* metal I. Trinity Chards Little Ques-street, Lisoria'rianAlelas. , The Re; Dr. ehrstroag, bosomy secretary of the Beidety foe Rupiah Chan* Missions to the Romsa Catholic', read prayers on the cremes♦, sad received the retreetation of the sew assert. In the coarse of the preview week, Mr. Dolma had node s pirate renunciation of Remus Catholicism; is the preseoes of the Rev. G. Towsesad Fez, of Durham ; after whisk the rev. pathos's was menisci to Mies Seeker, sinter of the moan of Reseed* is the pride church of Bt. Nicholas, the lady aka beteg a essvert frees the Church of Rona." We regret to hem of the death s o Saterday lash It Ids moldiest. Caabsthad•tunea, Lloyd-sqvuo. Pistostille of Ilr. 'ohs eteetesia, of tae Arm of Rose.= sad Stoneman, Pastrami's-tow, la he idity-font! mot. Tha arrival of tha llamas of Dalioaaia is daily aayestvil at Murrill' s. On Sunday the Mug of the Belgians received in stelleees Berea do Rothschild, Comet de Cbseptowi.ch (lahtiste; of Resole), sad M. Beach* (the Waists: of SP• I2 ). _ _ Ia the worm of the !pries the Qom of Ors e lutes& paying a read of *its to elm derma tosrat. IS Ortiet Irmo boss received,* says the Moseeperof "to hoes bs Vill► Engin% *sod is maims So reoolvo Ito illastriess swam by the 16th Mg." _ . The seers at pose was oossomeatosted to the ia habiteen of at. Panther( is tb. follow's( Uses patilehei seen ezWeeedheery seppitisest to the .fornet do IN. Peterawery of the 30elt eh. at. Fount/erg. Ketch $1 A telerrephle de epee* from Ali.-41•Ceap Gomel Nut Or'ell; wows to Ids liejesty the E. soar tat the treaty of peeve wee *owl at Pees yesterday, Mush SO." A letter h.= Athens states that Mr. Smith O'Brien Is at pretest teetelling to Grum The Qom will Mid a Privy Conseil this kr (T as em s l44 liesideolies Palms. T ens Me- Weft of Priem Leopold. The Dube. Zest snivel arty as lieetiegter Pekoe ft =e tef mepeirimies ie els Majesty md Me Priem The meecliemeeeidied Ur Desires et Wow wars. a Olewerlerimer, like efeareerm Prima -Afton redo ea lerseleek with the Prime et lthe Eviram le Ratio.. The me Rim. Corers. mempsaled b lbe Semi red Me Prim= AUG% leek a drift ia ea open MAWS ell tsar la tie Miereme. lard Mind Pape me Weed P. U. Smarm emmied ea bereirelt. Hee Tibirday MI • Meese remi ss ii h r o be maim The Se Beebe' ef Me Priers lleyd, gret a lid i = Ilese Wrier, Mph the Hee. Gawp M. Ildies i leired ame (*Ni ttsbiw ie Lady Imam lie Spa. Piriii-Marelial Tleeimme lard red lady Bee, Lard Wedrimeir, eel OIL lime B. P*pe. The Mal el the Oeidairesm Oui played &Meg Miser: 23r Weree at Ur Orb. Take. "Ilskre. Witt Mae mil Ohm% "gat umpar MO Or. _ TM r" Privat• Bari rhe...+-- The Independent* Bilge gives the following as the met words of the portion of the protocol of the sitting of the Common as the 10th ult., relating to the levitation addremed to Prussia :- 0 Coesiderieg that it is is the European interest that Prarele,signer of the treaty ef London, 1841, should partkdpate to the new arrangement shoat to be made, K. Count Wallowa:I is 'Witt', in the name of the Courses, to invite Prussia to eases herself to be represented by plenipeteetiaries at Perim" A rand leanest, at the Tuileries, to all the mom• tars of the Congress, is spoken of fa Saturday sae. Lord Clarendon will probably return to Lee dom net week, but although the Wad* plesipm tenderise may quit Paris, it is repeated that the Gagmen will it for sem time longer, sash power Wag represented by hemmed phmipeteatiary, who, le most NMI, Is its reddest minister. Qoata 7 s _ Paw. ..d parlarsel: tattabratta. otwatte. •=alsr ...- Parervis. Webs lolikssi• ' . staiittriay at 0 eammast4lears. rtbee Moat& at M. Weimar Ailed tie Dasher of Seat yeettsday atatelasa -bow'. it. Josses. Maw la As Mew. ioilaL K Olseantin LATEST INTELLIGENCE. 14 Nord Maks that th• massage at ratileaficia will be effected by th. 20th. A lathe floe Mule, is the hedepesdessee BOA marts that the Berdisies Goveramest is at the pre mat moosest ea extremely friendly tense with Bomb& It is added that Gm Albino de /*Mamoru Commodes is-Obief of the army of the BM, will be mot to Boas as his Mara from the Crimea, is the quality of Extraerthasay Ambassador, sad will represent Lin Victor Earasated at the monad= of the Ramer Air:made& Is the memerial, is whisk Omit Oamor !wisp before the mambas of the Paris Cooper the Om mem of Italy, the ehief istmlame I. eves to the deplorable madden of the Papal tarriteeim It is urged (ape 'he nets) that the tomesel sew staey et t►e priletlioed is .. evil yid& henew mere sea SO 110.6 bees; Yee eras the renames et the merit is lower dm the geweemet of the myths ; Yet the Nide gimbal mast et 11,000,009 of Deane le ealy tape.. bit dam by Meta men sad mild lois be delta forth if bit eatleete Were Memd fee a melt hew foreign re make. The dieresse of the pelesheed is agehes of le mere Imitgestp, mad les imemeity kr he Nib has boldly Mated. nes goose the yeeetical pert of tie smatter. The Alas are lashed is dorkbanso as the n ews realise of the Raw piSTSSIGSL IMAM may repedistee the yodel's that towed powers seeemery for the Pepe la cries that la say filly seerehe hie While Rene is held by ?swab beeps the legalises we shier the antra ef es Awes' Geserel Thh mastic..[ Hs Pagal isaihsy kneed put at the lama= et bay, sae st the howstell et Napalms :sesetsed with relsetwee the sail eyeless. As the peeps are Wisely ',yowl le the Papal sway, whisk ha sammismasst show is yews hreige smespatice. Wash prowess that they sheeld at °see raiment hew It awl hen Use States el the Churl. The [.bits.[ se esssliestai Weald be phase mar ths seresseseet ihhee of as ihreillisry Reese sr a Vinesey semaisally depesiest es the Pep, bet wristlet solar meatless sessdassi by the Allies. Assir;es assays*. Amid is serials prebibited, the As.. Nephew sin/.mat wish sash aistiSmadow Si West M asismaly, sa d ii. se aYneMs. by the deny oath* abellshol. Those sass. lerdiele assigns at the highest lutersewse. owl se essaamy he the pees et Italy. spiribri eMbrity. Eke realer; bit We bee• tier aigbt ke minty sessealami to marbleise! maw. er, V lib *kis as a tompera New raga be denial balierekle, It might be babied bet he beak' mainly brim** betimes kis brim se liseel of Se Marra ea kb duties se ea ladies fierrelp ; sad bet, wale embobeneal pests ere bag by maks& sad bishop, all Vat basemes ON mamba wadi is selobst him shield be eembiteedi to repoesibie alarm arra from the lath eager be sekeleaa raw sea Islam - iteishere. Chambers, istorrfew _ mamba a Swaro. Jobe Wgfors (Ositee), Lag (Ohs. gow). * sad C. W. sessisk sad !Yost nether Mar resets The Lord Prove* of Edinburgh, Beale Sows Hr. Combs C 0.... M.P., sad Mr . Ades ibek. Dm i l l't bed ea iatorviow with Lord Husky ef Money so the Bawd el Theo root May, se the satinet et the Dedham L t ia. degeeedin hen Istisgeseo hall ea fellea. Tim Eltelledo with the Night Rea. W. Osorger. et the dim idi the Hewed Honed ell Nesith, Whlrbelle a g: sequel If We shah &Hying le end frees the Onitle Tno irsi st ab o ad a aseeisted of Mrs. IL T. Hecker, F. D. ig G. , 11111.0 Haase, George Atwell lEsegia. end &ha Ingesa. Kr. Sam. Ingot shelremea of the Sad of Woad arreewe. ea telreolew with aro Chntestior of the Zs 2:zse gaileideli it his *Heist realises* in Dowdy. Desparehne erateseet freer tin Csienid-Wes te Niver49 ef the Lod High Cannele- W CeneeNhe of • the Toby Oseadi see yeses. Asirsespeetw Meplee - the plealpseeettattes ettp .awn.. They leek ell the elate .!that libidos se a&- van to the balm sum and noes the lateeveaties of the Allies, ash the essehileintai gianatage kg a Jut shadoletreitea. 11te ere eif Pesti* it andel te _ 'by sash awl be le Mdse/ to be dot ebbs' et govemetst 'Web who to mak all that b noble aid Webby is Italy. WWI &reels its.. to wok of thi Meet Urilin &Weise bit, of mum as awry le passel Ida imam. 1%. pkafrisetides ✓am ihst signs ewers *N2 in eNow the. Wiliam dr ape ratios of Lombardy sal Tenho from the AMtrfi• Amy drape in this direction rut err is.. the orateelitire of tho tsar. However, Hwy mart OM thine pioneer lam pert of Italy, wed as iseoperehly mdlod with titer own rutty end to met of the Pamir nele. nes rapier of the penned presoripsione whin' hue rhos *eh sad tho w.etiiretj sallemo et Os eve ▪ oresoty. The 'Weir ineeepord horroon Lir bray eel Plohnent ore moods's/. Niiph Oaths, It to mid. re pissed is Pledisootem prodastioak end prr poets am with aloft *UAW bp Amnion soh rale. end woollorry .rubbed wham • Ilsoilskia would over the foster. The disossient Udell roma In Aurn-Italles Orson te waked. sal &Nora to Si On tart of ea encash' gornment. Poe Oen wisp Spears who letkom, Sere entardeNprontilsootionel weir in lair to mulkied *AM eldrninut INnb the bet rap in Worry prornaty se& pare Ibmilsissit THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8. 1858. mien, it is alleged, would develops the 111009701111 of the anatry sad facilitate that intercommunication weieh is es Mob wasted. Materiel improvemenle would follow the removal of polities! oypromion. The whole Mite of Itoly Is Noommeadmi to the are of t►e plenipatettiariee now anembled Ia Pula, who on ressiaded Mat the Congress of Vienna did not ample to interfere Is tie afake down talus, and to mettle questions relating but little to the war which then ended. l i6k -ri•-is-d • deposition of bitaibste Me; Mr. heaths& Rioitamboa, 11,1.•41 " k.•••• , J.P., dal Mr. J. lialsedm, has WNW* al7iFig. •iiwasiat Basil* Mow Wombs; rt wa Wolf of litit Wolohan of Casoltho Iwo laarolln, Mr. Cooks Ilawook. his Dalin ; Mr. Magi lfamlag, hos Ifisaohastio ; led Mr. Copoozk. MA , M.P.. Mr. lkard, M.P.. Mr. lard Naar, ILP., M 3... , M.P. Me Nolweell Heeeme. r. Coootioss, r. losolow, ma Mr. Doom., M .P., Dal is latorviow with Mr (harp ant yosioaday the ilame-olloa. A agratodoo e( she bha t hats. dyers. sad faishowt. iat•flowi...lofiga t. lllWi. M.E. N. Clialt,_brrer M. r . sou W. INIATMeIt. atta saes es Isternow with th e right boo. TM depoistion onsilled of THE EAST. MONDAY. The prisoners who bad been exchanged for Rus sians taken at Kinbarn have arrived at Constanti nople, and give very interesting details relative to Odessa. It is said that Rear-Admiral Sir Bdatand Lyons will probably repine Lord Stratford de Red oliffe as British Ambassador at Constantinople. The French line-of-battle ships Trident, Marengo, Ju piter, Irma, sad Ram& had arrived in the Bospho rus from Toulon. Several hostile to the reforms lately decreed have taken plasm in different towns in Asia. At Aidin the Christiaes were ill-need, and at braid the English oavalry had to put down an hnesde of the Turkish population. Amounts iroin Tanis of the 28th mention the ao lira there of the French General Padget from Al geria, charged with a mission to the Bey. The Bey is about to mead one of his grand dignitaries to Paris en a mission to the Emperor Napoleon. A shock of earthquie had be;n Mt to the Lind of MYtelomos by which several hooves were niers or Les injured. THE PRINCIPALITIES. The Paris journals pahlich a telegraphie despatch hes Tacna stating that the Austrian troops are I already (pitting the Danubian Principalities. A letter in the CossedatrWasel says that ea the 30th of March time was a talk is Bt. Petwsberg et a third state loan for a seas et 60,000,000 et roubles. A despatch from Berlin says:—" The Madan Minister &Mamie notified on the bth hut., at Bt. Petersburg, that a Misty of peace having been signed, the merchant vessels of the Western Powers will be admitted to Remiss ports. The blookade of the Remise ports has been raised.• EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (now ova ow comurrommorr.) PARIS, MONDLI Imam Tho meeting of the Congress, which woe to hale boon hold today, has ban postponed till tomassom The Pays ridicules the peeked.= of the jouresle whit& proem to e lre details of what has pained In the Congress. It shads. 'spookily to the Mists, the loldipeoulaige• Bel" and the Opinion of Turfs, as papers which toudanally peeked to ban mis sive informados, and then sostaudict themosime the next day, sad asks what security there is for their knondatisos being more unbend') than their original statements P The Pak* says: It Is politively atated that Coast Orloff has malted dispallibee hem et. Petersham behradas him that the Case esseiden his memo weeemmy in the read diplo ma& mum& which will be held at ea Petersham Were the sad of the mouth. sad that Imo will be replaced he the Costumer by X. At the Beene the Bente was altogether neglisted, end there wee seareely an eseillstion of 100. is the quondam throughout the day, bet there has been • vary eensiderable ries _ia railway with a imp bagmen doing. Great crowds Booked this meriting to the cams of the Orleans Company, to subscribe for the new Benrboansis Obligations at Mfr., bear ing 166. laterest, sad repayable at 500 fr. The high interest slimed by this investment in ecasparimm with the Rdate Is very attractive. The Orisons railway rem Sift. 50s. I Lyme, - 27fr. 600.1 Lyon sad Moditarra. area, Mfr.; Magri. 17fr. 80o.; Northers, 19tr. 500. As a ososegasamo the groat &mail f or railway Aaron tie Credit Mobilise, whit& fa known to to a largo holder, win also vary staves. The Aaron rose 1711.50 e. Is Bank of Pnates arise there has bees the extraordinary rise of SOW TeeilliTOW the Emperor will review the 2sd doe of the army of the Best, essareaded by General Foley. This divines assists of the 3rd beadiest of toot Ohisesere sad the 10th, 39th, 50th, and 97th ',sheens or the line, all of whisk expo have served is the Wiese. The review will Inks plass to the fart of the Tanabe. From the tow which the Government journals are iestreeted to assume with regard to the speech of the Doke do Broglie, it is to be inferred that iha famous Amdkatie Frsesaiee Meads in the vastest danger of annihilation. If It were not Intended to take some measure of vangeense against that body, the papas would, in all likelihood, have bees or dered to be silent. The Paris at this mein& fol lowing up the Pays, astable a •idest attack open the Dike de Broglie. It Anne that the mambry will not permit the seadessieions to preemies =- teeniest praises of the pest to the detriment of the Provost. sad to bold, out as the apogee of medial order a Warned.= whisk were sa livated by the debates of deliberative amemblisa‘ It taunts the Doke de IWO* whe ie a pectins ed " replated libersy, with bevies signed the imam ordination at September, and eters se a theme he the next Meesesion et the AseAssey " The lawit at September considered oaths east resseare of ia;rgy.• W. Mom akar, tbo opeolytu, bujut fidebe qv! Waal bait of Braki, adored by M. llama is maid to be saiwielleat Micasstosi a !it work et • mart. 1 1 9cD1102fT AND PAMM A Mtn km Omlea LIIU 4. II as Glades timed, says Nodose% gollio hoo rovootholog eighloogon Oho iDosby M' Pomo, doos Not no tnme gunnies onevoklog oseasoil grim so Aro hew non ohms Ike Mb of ohm tooling GOMM Cesesewtlie iet installed Weevil la Pamela the nine et tie Rams, st krona; be teekereneete en sow, eadl snide ell We rheum this be lutes& te try. hake* ea Amides seertiortlel it Mats& la the early owe a/ May, lir. Snit vat seals peeseal MM the taireedua al the deities fable Weems OeyMel eal Dose. The cases alai, led to the leave of tie Arai attempt are set sew Wbe harel. Ties the weight a the table ins te• Nast hr the ihil• It weld eel he hat, eat Hamel kale, width leeks woe d the aleelde awe. Mr Drat la sew present papa as Me the purple, whisk he meld set get Masterly Ma me el all the boa ships bass taken op ea Ineeports a the sea. N At Perms ea the Ist fastest (art the Maas) odetosted is the atepil of et. Lee* rums far maiveraory of the doubt of the Deb Otsubo 111. 0. the tatlowi.D oterolog s towel smite took pis* is pilotless/ the wort sod algal peressegeo. Oust de Obooderd wee poem' *ilk hie most (kW find his royal espbetre.• wits Amprka says do joys Gamffis al Want el IWO, ." kw* is maim *bib *pia Wean Irmo lbea•Olkelet et lb Boil& Sal 11•1•••••••• islinlellibe ammo taw la* • slossfter 11•111111 &MAW . LATEST FROM AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE RED JACKET. Orr XiONZTIC SILNORAPH.) (TROY 01711 OWN COSSISPONDINT.) LIVERPOOL, TVUDLT. This day the Royal Mail packet ship, Red Jacket, belonging to the White Star line, and which left Melbourne on the 12th of January, under the cos• mend of Captain Milward (who, we regret to say, died on the voyage home), arrived in the Mersey. She bas brought, besides the mails, 260 puesugers. end 100,000 ounces of gold on freight. It is expected that her letters will be delivered early to-morrow. THE MISSING STEAMER PACIFIC. (3T IILONNTIO TIL3011A1.11.) (nom ors OWN CONANIPORDINT.) GALWAY, TVISDAY KOZNINO. The Tartar and the Desperate, government screw steamers, which were despatched by the Lords of the Admiralty in search of the mining Pacific, put into Galway Bay yesterday evening at six o'clock, having spent nine days in the search. They have oat leen able to discover any trace of the ill-fated steamer. GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA RAILWAY. The mart of the directors of this isompsay slots that the ad rams for the heltycar moths the SIM et Awry lad emseatied 1.11,1141. wernsiey, atter esisMit thawed ea ]are. Ms ewe le egad te • dividead of 91 per mat. per OWL= MI the dim NOM GOMM le Mt Were We to be Maria le ro. ville hire rempiele d a m eremet Man 13,7761..whielisme the Weilable Wire Midi. Oats Ilds am the elesekes news. mead the payment of a ttletheml et the sleet per mot. ger whidthill Womb 71.71131.0 mi hew WA TM owe esergl i = the veal* espewisel the lee hew hell emilmsd fres Ihe emesmil sew* et the wafer Oath, the put Mama use ea Mime Wyse staid. Si Wm a sae — dee et Ism usswellems Wall& With Meow mew wash= with* gewime d the wades Isidw eimiellegilese themakelfteiber. the Mils hes Mee met• eagle ode & awl the wades MUMS big* theremel. le the ImeiNtive the dielnetio• el Wheel. Wei. Wee. sad 31e=eiligi" =e t" l'idge"...lB., put. those the Mlle ass lememesdismadervr shlg. TM — E tnae kr the year wa ft th e NS et Irma bit alaristail lis Ilia agstaa MOTU tar tie a j orne the limed asemey. The pereroger Ihr the suites she WA el laismy Is smenatee to 111,1491. of with 03 11 . law et INGROWN,. Wird walk. Titi weds bathe 11/ 11 : 41 Cliell•yeer semeseell to ad the lite diet Mello* 91.01/.. spied 411./801. Si respectively at the aireweed. IWlCldeldleglllatet Jim. Teepee Walls kw *ewer es& the et kw Me gesseatel is 181.141 L sad shelve Wei 16.9•61., widest 19,9631. sad 960111. remegavety kr the yore hew thellit et Jemmy, Ali. Its receipts Murtha the poet halt Mhomeshei sa swinged 12,687 t. per wily er 414. the per oft per rat Tr welded mews hawing aseemard tom per wile wee the It reedge~ enmesh the mange amass et aS rattrap is /mew messes le pit wet. The ewe of the pot two yams Is thews that the mislatalaing til t railway in • diereughly Whim{ stale will be (owing to the veverc cM sitheal meat thee wed g rit sepeo The eneweet imars thd WM the this is teft Miasma and impeded the ems WI hat the ram et Wow Ma correney per WY per amemenderive et the charge for t ee ord of rills, ebeke. ear desk" kwar• re. • lore a rew tip shaded is the Wage lir iiimethe the heavy falls of weer nom the mdle. The dleselsis to wade= to charge the Si ot reamrsh Is sevesies ash es they weer. The locomotive menial tor the yea Itaill+por macaw' to 00,0161. mummy, the asatbm et miles rem hes ben 637,1411, sale/ the charge per idle la. Ted. mumww, It le Weeded daring tam wart par to maw the art ken driving.w.sels wi la wrought tree whale impeded thr the pargem, whist, it is .Urea will lave • very Mweescel ~.It, both in respect to saber mid eltimele wit el rewire. The average nember cd Miss roe by awl wither &eft the hilt-yew ha le 14.710. sad the half el eaaM. 76. the 14 sdeldwal smear ordered hew lee. summthei The ter meow s haw asesweed to 11 . 9 ( 61 . The waalsto mew instarealave amen Si le shwa is cadre meedl Si se the fall *Maw al the whit Meek Is Mee eiretelly ede.ale DM iS eeT.eidietesidele. The iris /r the slim hay at Wer Yukio • seas( *Ma kr row Weil fer d the Wry kris. An•ardeirst ask kr* eiosielsi b sled al the hapsthata dashed Irmo spa Isks Orrits re rpm is Wows • remmiredve award et amend be the t Si MOM dearth* warm ems% sr Misr errems sower he d Woos comptithis WU he adepts& The theism el loft Is her as rust thetosewlikewedher the theressed espeedl. Owe toe revere et wry sol hoorsive sonar the lose Wound ea tre slower Si the Last that rams Ms to Mu interest ce adder speatrittierioprel to the oder of upward. of 70= g ,, Mdse Wag iside rid :Eesai then ;escrow y to the WM Om _at the govethment advise , the elan W Meeto madame the same rate dither/. both spew the WI Si we eliess, se woo path siz moths sips sr the sir drowsier. The had iagewature up to the 9•edJhearyhotrwmatdtheads Is sad Oak leen* bell swieeleg founw4• Darhig Ogled sth waselm heeds to the emewitt el Meta lave his comarted lele duns. 210 edema heat perermeset Dow meats to TAW& Mob Mr the ride 011Fbilik hoe bees metes/ Si =art d. Tbe swathe ends d the skid* tor he yos*t tulle *Okra of Mk edam is row 340111. frenefew. re WI be armed by the prefer evissilea hem reveres el 14.100. rash Mit mu, as wail es the barest seeming upse the lowereseshorde Ipr the tesidosr.sesetal. The retro d the Ode al Owl* Vas Mec Mediae Mu Galt to Frain —awl kw othe—wes spoor Or trade es th e Seth et Noweser bet. aid hre hese trter wesi V sine that der The Is too Barra to Term was spired by tbk errs* ea the Std ot Ditembsi isse. awl the ema bes t se he, erwrikr experatiose. Us Ike te t he eras pro'. but irk eirthe the operltres d ISOM les silloperad warm to esumwthee the tolls. The weer es the kris Ms have Ire emisewsmild. The nor sesurdes by robs trek sordirrele bow bees ore tor lemeseng the trifle sed re. delft the empwiliere. wham It is hoped will produce very chem ing nealts. The Paris oseeespondent of the Brussels independ ence says that it has been decided by a conaeil of Free& Misistere, held seder the presidency of the Emperor, that the general ehetioas for the Legislatva Cape shall sot take plea before 1867. If Madame Ristori succeeds in " Medea," she it iihaiy to appear is " Phedre." The Misseefret says that Madame Ciuti-Damorees, the saes calibrated cantstriee, is about to resign her pro hmorship at the Conservatoire de Muskies, aid to Wire to Chastity. "Feu Bunion colleen, two Russian ladies, and • shad." says the Saha Public of Lyons, " passed through this pines two dip ago, sad took the railway to Marseilles. it rode te Odessa. These °Scars, who have been midis( at Boors es primaere, received a sierra welcome here, mous* Allem of the swims having lsted them daring their segreare, eat ea their kiting accompanied them to the mitoses, stattss:' The SM ow stilly of the Austrian Whops tadt pima et Vienna es Sudsy. More thus silty prelates RISS prison Foams Emmons or Fotrt.—The maul dine est et the members of ths expedition to Egypt ander the first Meposea is 1798 took e'en , . this week et Paris. Amongst the persons present wore lonised Bey, member of the Isstitute; Colonel Jousted, his brother; °mends Bruise, Dense, and Plat, sod 11 Coeditor, of the institute. When the aid members were weatit g, their sons or mid i lOU tmk their Veen ; and thus UM. leiodore Geoffrey St. lidaim, Laney, Admiral Dupont Those", alootag , Dsehomoy, Benda, and °Asa repro -sated the histories' ' names et that pest period. Other persons eowneted with I Egypt, eitheroooally rlr by their relatives, were present as mos: @meanie them Prises Charies Boesports, Admiral Cecile, M. Ferdinand de Less pi, Ear.heleisy Es. Sllalr., M. Mu lei". and Khalil Bss, commissioner for , • Egypt at the Universal Inhibition of OM. At the a of scent ' I several toasts were proposed, one being to the health the 1 wenn Fininoy, sad to the cutting through the isthmus of (FROK OUR SPROUL CORRROPONDIRT.) RAW YORK, ilia= U. A good deal of ersiteeseat has beei produced in commercial aid political &elm recently by the in- Wipes, we have received keel Central America. The clieers, ate, and owlets d the Transit Core pees Steam Use to Nioangua, whose property has ' heel seised by Walker, and wires business he 130911 Awoken ub have done two things that everybody ex- First of all, having maw of earlier S etae the public nememed, they sold oat may thousand shares of their stock at inflated PIN% sad " reek • their kinds and foes in eriminately. lieseed.when this stock-gambling W been played reedere ad etteif, the pneidsat, hie agent, aid piasipal einem " went on to Weeluagton te be the President and the Sere eery of State, the Attervey-Osseral, and all noon is the government and eat of it who wars supposed to have say special Jeerer with " the powers that be. They demeed I. the most barefaced manner the in tervenes. et Geeseal nor% administration in their habil?, with the hope et invelviag our govern ment in a guard whisk would mere to them e pedal, in the &egret demands on the Ike weep and dastgee Mewed. By th it s= reports we have, it IFOldi seam that these Leedom . are doomed to the meet arises dieeppsirment. They meet with ao seesengemeat hem Meant Rem his mairt, their hind% ce see pubes Nom Abet Irma of Ounces& There is he doubt that the Trait Oseapey has busks. its prandre and violated meet Si its engegemmts towards the State d Itimessei s sad it is the *mien at many well- Warmed cease et Mr. Wenger is tally 'sealed in the Sebum of the property of these pubes plasterers. Feem the lie g iania& the whole. enterprise ear Implied by the Transit Company has bees regartied arty as • stook jabbing a ff air, mad ore but the unwary have been deceived. Various sprelatioas are afloat in regard to a treaty which is alleged to exist be tween Great Britain and Nicaragua. It is maid that this treaty, although never mad* public till the mutat time, will afford to Great Britain as epper natty, whisk it is supposed in certain quarters she has losg dated, foe interposing her aethority in thetralAmerima data. I only restart that elat es: Wee may attend this quarks, it I. now in a state that will allow either the Ministry or the Maslen Cabinet te mike sesnider. able "toss," if that be their wish. There his hew a lull is the Kennon ezeitement lately ia essesquesse Si the daisy of Mr. Speaker Beaks is the apportment Si the Hawse La reroute.. That committee was, however, last night, and it eciaskb d Mr. Cass feted% we dile. Bankak rivers Mr. Ho et a tread of Mr. Ousobeils end . Okra, Itiesomi, who is bap the seeetdagepl f ibucerea, teed stream as - of the boar name who have wen seem this Mss end shetitern the fres men lama when Were etetedin at the ballot box. There is s dadart abed g the milt. For this tens tigadeg eseseeittee are to pressed to Kansas and take testimony. Two Si tiles are Free State sea, and if their rnppooee is se hapset, candid, straightfor ward there is a clear audacity in the Haw et Hrwassitativas task* it. At the sea. time Mr. Oliver will be able- te present the OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. THE BIRTH OF THE FRENCH PRINCE CFLF.BRATED BY THE ENGLISH ARMY. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, Mane 25. The mail due on Thursday, the 20th instant, did not arrive till Sunday, the 23rd. The bags reached heed-quarters at an early hour of the morning, and no lag tints elapsed before it became known that the report, which had been prevailing in camp the last two days, of an imperial heir having been born to the throne of France, was armed by authorised intelligence from the British Embassy at Constanti nople to General Codrington, and by despatches to Marshal Pelletier. Orders were sent, in conformity with precoacerted arrangements, it was understood el to Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Dares to mead& the whole of the Royal Artillery on the open Mak ground near the Guards' err, he the popes of firing a salute and underpins imp by the Commander of the Forces. A dos* eillat was WI rated. An opportunity was adored of passing 1$ review the whole of the artillery, which has not been done shoo the grand review in &LaMar plain in November last, and which was to take place under any oironontances about this time, and a more striking and imposing character was given to the complimentary rote paid to the Hones of our Mos trims ally by the assembling of such a vast array of artillery on the occasion. In the French amps the salutes were fired, as usual, by repeated rounds from one or two field betters. The adore for the parade Were received at the stations of t h e various batteries abet. 10 ohlook, and at noon they were all user bled at the position indicated. This position was in the right flank of the plateau, on the summit of the high ground overlooking the Balaclava and Tehersays plains with the Farris, heights, and near to its extreme veep. Here were drawn ap in line Inch en array of guns and sr and all is such perfect writhe and order —nee, heroes, guns, and all belonging to them—as it fele to the lot of few to see crested at one spot. The fora assembled consisted of thirteen batteries, sem rising eleven field betters', sad two bathers"' the heavy briers; and also two and a half tarn of bores artillery. Altogether ninety gags looked ever the plain, mid were pointed towards the lire of hills and non taus riming co the opposite side. The ran was shining brilliantly, and the atmosphere was clear, so that they must have been plainly visible to the Russians in their amps glom the veep of the Mareade ridge. The salute first fired in the camps was a Fresh salute of 101 guns. This took platy at a oommeall iag situation neer to the point whore red to be the head.parten of Gourd Berat e and test kr from the Tiller of Isaidar, on the Wareescd rend. 1f.,. Mural Ulric was seemblel with an inhume dad and, maid waving of shaderdi, among which the Eagle of France wee conereser the first pa of a battery of brass pas was fired pee -1 rely at twelve o'clock. A few pas only ba d been fired from this spot, whim the reports of distaatc: were had from the dined= of the Na. were kat the fiesta at Xesatch and liuniesolt. By a arms ells et of echo, aura were head also as if ' fres gar ea the north side of the harbour of Sebes- tiptoe that many who were not manta the it of the salute, concluded that the hada J were Meg at the ease time as ourselves. Of me the only amen event which could be 'appeal.. mesh to humsst the allied and the hostile ands% was as Add driendlea of peas; and Ws woe commas* hailer by many to be the ekiet of the firing, aril its true ripen was discovered. T i tateral delivery a letters in the di ✓ as camps only took shortly before noon d to the part of the trati an e the But annoreement of any saner dinary occarrenos having been commasiated by the mail was the sound of the cannon booming is the midst of them, sad the sight oldie white volumes of smoke which rose from Bareet's Hill, sad swept rapidly by toward' the plain, driven by the westerly true, which was that blowing rather After the salute had he.. fired from the stair just menemed, Marshal Praia and his staff descried la the Yforcesoff road to the valley la rasa( the Adaddes amps. Here a large bay of =as marbled with soca field batteries, and gelato was fired. The salute was fired rest half-poet twelve dela& The let was very rimeive.es gen after pa In .the /Bag row, ammasft l ees the right sad bEreting towards the left is mar time and err ditherer its whim wide, reek end sent its rear over the Freer amp Weer, is Tore itself ameee gorges and mimes of the Evoke moun tains h ood . General °odde might well be roadhaving sash a fora arse his eommand. Wiwi the rate had bee. ked—ead it required a seamed kedarge from very few seas to complete it -411 e met was given foe the whole of the artillery to retire to ground at air two Medea reds die- was to ramekins pea° This measmeat aZd.by the Mara twee I. lime, esd was oneanted. The gas were them wheeled trod aid kneed up Ye betted 's. The cam el the forego. eemieured by ble 'tad and • Mesa, having tree up a bearable Freida.. .the artillery Faiaruil to Earth past for impede& LierateGerrel Si Bilker Dames rode at the head of the troops, and, harts rid the customary salute, fell out, and took up emelitlea at General Caring toe's side. At Bret the iniatioa appeared to be to move I. distinct batteries. bet, at an eider fray the Greer this was shark and ear and pen wont by in single file, at a steady roe, so that an oppor tunity was given of making is most whets Wpm tioa of the whole. The keety fan Mr emir batteries Wrested mesh setts from every oar resat, each el thew poaderer isle beteg draws by twelve hoar four abreast. Me beam were in the finest writhe, and I. every regret the whets keen, resented he roe or examieed I. detail, mated to be all that a trawsweder weld derive, • sew armies were inadesat. The French. who halal 44 _, serivamed th eir mudistice at the iiheiplise • and Vematise of this Has lora In load tonne. Thee were far Amgen prase, end cos paratively edema uneorected with the ash ressediags, esisquenai of the abort soda at er=s the weir wee p fr resseethit= beg =serathe day, thi hum importer, of wWLcan sesuely be admitted, parer, at rant, neariebeated. as may be Wished, ia a marked area in the Fresh aura Mem re celebrated he the meries. sad a lb Dams rag st the various =NM stations, when all the traps elf daty A triple ratios at wise was da te every Inhale I sack retiree being den Aar inesuals of thee, to filaardar resaldeg, as would probably have Wihad the whoa hen VIM at era At th d ere were berg. Ii various pans of the amps, sad bore sad there_ display' at fireworks. The bonfires raised by the Metlamders above Be. mar atoned general utile an repeat of their elevated position, and from their large tine they sea• tired to bar all e4ht. The doer= else led a series of fires. whir appeared at a arm dr a festive illuminati% aloeg the Meekest& heights. and the pease of ibis. net being supposed that they word ad &t adebetie. et the art which Miura the ocagratelatleas lee the Alike, sua l a se ihew esistonse—ena 6 subject of eerier small all Wha air theme It was again either Set they themeeler bad remised sews of peer sr that they ranted He verbiage ef the Mew to- larbg Tessier ea eassonesseset eel i . pear washedee a the One. I:l2:kta . fis tsi t a dai War held yease4 is,, 24, is the alley. Theireer. ea which •esemm eat era the most —het solar tibia-intake tat the red aver sirs, as. the isslarredblea With peetlephit. POLAND. WARSAW, MAscia 21. The country awaits with anxiety the issue of the Conferences. We have not yet last the hope that after the English,Prenek, Turks, and Sardinians, our tarn will also come. Doubtless, we shall no longer fire great guns and hazard the little that remains to us to plass. the foreign newsmen, as we did in ,1848 and in 1848; but if you will act frankly with vs, we are all ready. If, on the contrary, you con dude peace without making say alteration in our present position, I cannot answer for the ems gussets. In the official world every order has for some lime had • military tendency; dregs for 300,000 ma have been ordered for the military stores et this country alone. Is this& hoax, to make people balm that we are ready for a nbsequent war P Tor generally believed that everything that is dons here rs immediately known abroad. There are no awake troops at Warsaw, and very few in the kingdom of Poland; the ser vice is entirely performed by the militia, whopeform it very unwillingly, their servile having already exceeded the period for which they considered they were engsgeci The new recruiting Is going on with great rapi dity: it enemata, in our little kingdom alone, to 30,000 men Seers Amen .1 distinction believe that it is not thought he Roods that Cronstadt can resist the new English eememeata. Russia laughs in its sleeve at the kniel arlrappees and speculators cm the ex changes who nal he weakness sad impotence gene raft mid ffistateemesdassa Bohn Ref spe limy pat OR the mak et megualmit ey befsre their enater seen that of setneemes. my that they are breaking up the. Aegle.Fromoh alliance for their own interest, sad that they will join France eitlarasiest Enema or, what is more likely, against Ae There is nothing new here but a new est of officials. Nothing in the system is changed. On the treatnry, the Russian ice.,whisk bad formerly been falling into aget, h mew beesming theafficsal Im mo in the samieL The &Whin inn elmeie, which is the ennisesse of Resoles kghidiesi, and which is not aratexasy in the kiosks of Poked, is moth more evilest under Prime (iertchakoff than under the Marshal (Paniewiteli), who, being himself a . perverse, mesipasisted them. The Jews and traders, a class so powerful here, are already dissatis fied with the sew state of things. There is, at pre sent, a little hue and cry after thieves : a very noro rice' min General Wikieski, Minister of the Interior, has sheedy been dismissed. But they have appointed in kin plan a Mr. Monebanoff, late Chief Inspector of fleheele, who will 1111 both these situation, and who h a mes essatry inimical to the canons and literature of the . Oast Aadrew Zamoyekl has been charged to superneeal the construction of a bridge at Warsaw. The ether Polish governments sneezed to Russia are Ghost to have their elections, and they propose to imitate the demands of the government of Vilna, within Wing discouraged at the unfavourable recep tion of the farmer petition.. The guidon of the bishops is still undecided. There m be some insoluble difficulties at Rome. We are expecting every moment the announce ment of the a arrival t the horses are ready ; but it will probably depend on the vegan of the oWe:ems. THE UNITED STATES. The weather was exesedingly favourable; the con-' slavery question in the fairest light it can come of spectators immense; no accident of a serious possibly bear. But it is a foregone conde mners occurred; and the whole passed off under most sion—slavery can never exist in Kansas. The auspicious circumstance. General Liiders did not ' spirit of the free North is roused. All through the Goose down to the plain, nor did any of the Russian free States public assemblies are meeting day by day officers or soldiers join in the throng on the south and night by night. Ministers of the gospel of all aide of the river, as it was generally anticipated some denominations (except the catholic) are preaching a of them would be permitted to do. But yet, quite crusade against this new and outrageous insult of the 'pert from the races themselves, which called it into slave power. " Sharpe's rifles and Bibles " are being birth, this assemblage was one of the most remark- subscribed and voted for by the thousand. Ex able spectacles which has been witnessed in the' governors, judges, mayors, and eminent citizens— Crimea since the commencement of the campaign. clergymen, scholars, teachers, lawyers, physicians, It is generally understood that General Codnugton farmers, mechanics—all the producing and tllamt wrote to General Luders, intimating to him that the sating classes of society are enlisting in these cohorts noes were to take place, and that, in case his officers' of freemen; and now, while the chain with which might like to take the opportunity of seeing this na- this more than Arctic winter has bound us is being tionel pastime, the Allies would be glad to see them dissolved by the vernal sun, they are stirring from at the meeting. It was stated that General Laden every portion of the free States, and before midsum replied that some would attend, bat either this state- mer has come thousands of these men will appear meet was erroneous, or something occurred to change upon the fertile plains of Kansas. In fact this whole the General's intention, as the result proved. movement, which has deeply stirred the nation, will I enclose a mammas of the noes. The eironm- hereafter be known in the annals of liberty for all stance of chief general interest connected with them, men es the second crusade of America. The first was was thefaatof theprincipalraos—the two-mite steeple- for the freedom of the Anglo-Saxon—the second will ohase—being won by a French officer, Viscount Talon. be known as the crusade for the freedom of the t the race he exhibited great judgment, African. Toti l k liv e ra various leaps in good style, and proved him- The struggle in the American Congress for free self a gesd rider. He also carried off the handicap institutions for free soil has been a long and an *edit sweepstakes for ponies of fourteen hands and under, ons one, and it is not yet over. We cannot, indeed, half a mile in the fiat. Viscount Talon is, I believe, forecast the future, but it seems more than probable serving at present as a non-oomuus' sioned officer in that the North, grown tired of the aggressive spirit the Obirneurs d'Afrique. He is a gentleman of good of the slavery propagandists, will no longer conciliate tarter, has peened some time in England, and is very where they have hitherto obsequiously bent to food of English sports. The horse which he rode in Southern dictation for the sake of union and the the seemed Taos is Hagfish-bred. oonatitntion. The result will be, that the North will have one candidate and the South another, and it will end in the South being voted down.