The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-31 00:00:00

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The names whisk had erewsed the arms of the Allies before Sebastopol had dimisislied the dies:main felt on accent of the bastion et their bras in the Baltic, and of the marrendsr of Nan Is the Russians. Threerhost the winter, ton the eels. torts sod health of the soldiers in the Crimes hod less aired for in a manner that soma to White the sommeneement of an improved mass Is the departments of state easneeted with the admisietra tl oa of the may. An Warrantee began to prevail that the doss of the war would rang :nate for the ridicule out upon the administrative talent of Greet !khaki by its opening muse. The Enid of shed inspired by with a !Aid wee of a nave to render the pewter rumours of an approach's( pa co anything hat assertible Is Berland. The negotiations for the hushed= of the wee was, however, already far &dressed. They bad leen re-opened by a note which the Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs addressed to Prises Esterhsey, the Russian Envoy at Views, is the 18th of December, 1863. Mtn s miserable abets ties of relates.. the Roans warmest assisted to the terms of pees which the Wiest of Finns sedate* to submit to the Allies is the 18th of Jemmy. On the Ist of Feb,.., the repaints. Sas of Austria and of the belliprent powers seem hied at Vies., and arranged the prolimissria of a treaty of pesos, to be diseased and settled in Con. breness at Paris. These Csaieresses were actually speed IS the 16th of February. Their fret realer ties was that hostilities is the Crimes should be is. stonily suspended t end in esessequente is armistice wes aped there on the 13th of Marsh. Os the 10th of Marsh it wee agreed that Preside should be invited M take part in the Cothran.. t the invited= was steadily searted, end the Promise plenipotentiaries asie their appearance in the sitting of the 18th. On, the 14th Coast Caseer addressed a note to Lord Olsesedies and Chest Welewski en the state of Italy. . _ Mien the ailinsatWishlar Oa the 30th of Marsh a Treaty of Pesos wait raw whilla bieldwdialr ten sad St. Jaw% dld Est arise IltailleiVay Out 01 sieded between Freese, Great Brits* Sardinia, sad the R ei m an we ,. b e t ow wen, no doubt, aggro. the Soling Porte. oa us part. sad Ramie el the we d by it. Th e nod a g es . pow I. m e w, wee ether. The ratideatioca of the ?nursers exchanged the violation .1 the laws of the United States by at Paris cm the 17th of April. The principal pests Ballhea ateralaall w i th the Ism e ti ew mi l l &entirely regulated by the Treaty were—let. The .., c , a ......4 A „ . 1 . th .thi m the at reelpresal 'reunite of the territories which were the the gennumill the theatre of war by the Millman armies t lad. f ir e : B e e d in ned desists= the peas& The &daisies of the Weise Pert. late the Para sees oent el& Bat this was set teemed ia pas system ; 3rd. The neutralisation n the Blasi last by the anihmellin at Viselligna, who am. Sea; 4th. The free awrigadon of the Danube I litit. moded the ma ll litho minister awl rho oadllitir, This wee asteraily nand by th e N ag ai gems The reeognition of am Baum. guassatee for the amordaes , rights sad immunities of the Disables Priselpali- . b 7,1 ..".; in with whoa issinsdans they eis d ties; sth. The rectitioatles of the Sesearabiaa from. Tbc es this *Allah esften wee, tier. Two additional osaveations ware enelnied, belF“Sr, ill math mesh 'Meese awl abentes Mean to the dome of the • Desdasellea, sad the oflweidese m _.thali whaa., ol , s te 28 ....... j ai ef May m. tb • ameba end smith of the n one of war to to A n .= e s =6, p ra dd ist . " "'""; m id ia— as h al ; ha — i solataleed by Reeds sad Twisty air ealsoing the 4 ,-, 4 - - -,,, 6 bbseseme will. Mo, ast had - seam pollee el the Eerie*. sues& The Ildria is the A spend C.oonatioa between . _ _Freese. lashed, Amni r sl i t i l is at i leobted and Austria, rinsatenag the tneepadisse mad right to to trenenet telsel with as agent integrity of the o:tesoas en wee soneinded on peressally uneasephubb he Ulm t and ilb• dlldoalatio the lath aad retitled (at Pari s the Mt of April. buns. of tbo two esintene wen Dar i n g I. Loa Os the 25th of April a &palatial of Cheanises pre- den by the et Me. Dallas. Daring the pro seated as addreee to the Salta'. exposeive of of Mathes with Amain, the Ear a dart to be nose free the eiebadoe lie gorproseat attady umeinded en impetus of Ramie. No attention wee ped Se We troll with the States. whisk gess far to souls the p.llOl. Sim that time Reese hoe seek adered &epee relating be Orahrel Amis There MK be late hostilities wilt the Creardana, aid has re- as desk. however. thee this elele el affairs night weaned sod reheat her fortresses ea the Creamiest 'Mainly hue proved lad as minimisers. smut More recently sacral nestle have Imes seined tint sop letell u the 8664 •• of th. F i n' at lioejook %slob by the Ruin' untnasder, and buster hales es lint of Predate Piece, een. Nat to Bench. The selustione of the come at teed to MI the tie of p as et Wash.. Trained have ben utterly die/garde. O. the Wipes The strew in Xmas mad the brutal 13th of May. a Convene.. wee malloded West et the eltweinlier have speed se ease risk. the Ports sod it. Allier, in virtue of whisk the tern Tbo of Presidia llinainea was, it Is tree. • died ter the evacuation of tie Ottoman territories trienekvi tbe party while hod pusessly Sete wee prolonged for six months from the 30th of April. Prosii Piece; but it was mashies\ a triumph se Notwithstanding, the noveatest of troop sestinned, was Wined by the Oussnative posts hi &gird and Turkey boo femme soothe boon reeved hie maser Meet Peel. President 11 , mewed the promisee of Preach. Naglid, sad Mardian* by the thseerstle parry, will have to act apes the troops. Tb. A satri a , a made a show of begineng to priselpin of the Freoullers. This is fortunate for both unseats the Prieeipelities on the 16th of May ;test • manias •--den Anodes. it It Om a deathblow to sees availed themselves of the dillealtise rained by slavery ; for Beglaad. as It wili oat"' atm "awn Runs is the Wallow of the treaty to resume et albino which muter', rued' se ling as slavery their military occupation of thee provisoes. A row nista in the United State mimeo woo appointed to regulate the Bronerabis The Mottoes of Bugled with the other grist frostier, but owing to a question raised by Rusk, state of the Western Hesiephere have else THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. ' whether the liae was to pate to*, meth or such of Boland, it has snot last. Bowie has else mode ea abortive attempt to romesem **lsle of Ear" of the months of the mambo. Imo l: i ea tdeotery evidssee has buss adduced tha t has die:smiled her fortresses sad navel assails ea the mete of the Blush Iles The etesernmes of this tergiversatioa oa the part of Bemis lIMB bat% that the English Hest brae with the sweat of the Perim, returned to the Black les. and that the Marisa army is still emseingel is Moldavia and Who'd*. A sprit of miotraut—attribeted by same to the leftist's& of Bobo—hrs psrelyemi the autism of the Allies. The aropealag of the Coalmines, of Pads has been remanded es a MOM of @mein the more prompt messotioa of the Treaty of P aris, sad is said to have mated toy ell Pewees, but the sasessweleble dela is the sansaasemsat sf the day ea Tilsit the are to amok has revived doable as Is mews, of the stair meat. Ia se Bar there/me as the Wowed quietism is eaasaused, we hub has boos marl buss the ilret Parkin 01011.1• SIS beyond the amid minimise of Turkey into dm Europe= gills of alba Thom is rasa to believe that is the Ileitie b ltsesis has evinced itself quits as regardless of its treaty stipulaticas se in the Bleak Bea. It isms pretty certain that arteasive born& essemsesdadea for troop has boss meted ea the Abed Jas. The Normaiamos tee, have boon threstoald by Basis suotesthasats lath. north. The Tarnish sad Italian questing hays far the missal been thrown into the beekgreend Ike use whisk somas to he Mgiag bows= Pomis mad Sybarite'. The bag - af Proud* at. Nagai Is law the amiss et the Osslorancos at Pans Is 110 dims less Iteubbed s bat without seam Thu attar Paws wore too eagrosold with' Shim whisk owe mealy smarm& thus to bad the Tang . of ilia weak mad varlatimg Manselt. - aamstaaaso was that his skims upon Ilissibaki were slant tomb" whoa they wore mad to the moollostan of the Baropsan bMs•Mardis, oval wilikomparred ea the al . Oa OM By as allampt was made op a ile ss =zalhie le raalssm Csia lit ßass te the cutes t 'disk labial hike ISIS. The rlah.4er it ores little .use—wo elbsenally sappreisedi by the rumbaed =gherkin; before tits Fedora' Oovernmont add Wafer& Ilts rlogleadors were issprimitad, sal ShoWasuds a t thg themes kisl. Rao b othumlitialimpodossiyismsallog keinsibis and em who enditknol Maeda of tbs MOM am* Mit arty a e lard as el sabfoots to thsk N aaas lath a whisk wall have bees estl lemma if thanamok * pretends to Iks of Pam either at the olds or jests Bacothas Vas s was salsas whoa addressed to this Fedora Osommana * the Log of &groat militeap Stan Bee Be mak d the testra was is sus. The belissallis tight of say ID don its own inset goommant, sad to p la mina d bola esoguksil by tbs lissepsaa owers Is e ass tf Belgium and Pr aia& Thu =i ce of Prunes aim mainolal to dray the oz. irons of time tight is the sass of Switzer. laud. Thu ANA Chnorames intorlairod elesionoly. It made so coo to the Federal Goverment to is oaken, tapas : Rol elms with tho Lag of Ponds he rho the able of allies. is Swim meth' It wadi bet Asa* _with tho Lag's swat, sad liberals lb Reatehalei pri soners .asst sly. To ham aNsli tbas would has been, oaths part o f the Swim Oomsonost, ma abdicatioa of Its sovorsiga rights. The immediate the was related. Frames tastily withdrew from the usgsiatiom mad the Lag of Prussia is-mod salsa kr the mobilisation of as army. Space and time alike compel us, la this historical Esker of ths seats of tits year, to mils stades lodises of magaitabs sad weight. Poe this roma we pas over with a simple mention the bostiserso moat I. SOL It sly shows that the Props. padre asap to Wk cm the rose of EOM, 111.111sissoli on that al the comp ilia, whiskcoil &sake ia aniightsood Belgium, heo Is Weird Blabs la like sionas est a onnowy milks boa hit keen of thu spprisoisa of sonstiall movamsosse Is Mame and bazar boast; sad the inerlems at tbs allsarsyslke bids al Berlin tossavort to their_own purism ski mem Emits in the Bashi= al Kaiak Sod Behlsswig IMali, hsd task atie_im &awn Mareass wh ey. It sand OWN fiat the year IBM has Ness a retrograiloyear—albasbonscr e :e . freedom mad good somaninnt In the km mat pswatal Stalse asse jtopsellfsds Pshs. sigiso an Is tbs manneint—ea k Press I, vulgar law, sal Boas'taabliat. is the inn three Events has shows by Aar= s e = bi ts vital and la seas of Ikrealaer state—ia Piedmont, Disarark. and Sweden, but Itbry are age wallially allied swag throneless ; mai laes4 whisk might to be the hood sad sham. ph.dSoWrirel ass in &mom has Looked coldly ea Ibir Oak. Ms rd rosolatioas of the Oonkroasos, u Cal %Pluto, brought the great Transatlsatio into the field. Is tho maia the doekratan sylaig tho rights of antral. was bawd ups those width the United Stars has uniformly andsavenred to sweat on the law of arks. Bat the demo white "misted to primMarbig was too est and pritssiflssy amt M awahea elpsmbionse la the Amnion aid. It we bast that if accoptsd oillhost saidsrilka Ole nesoledsa might give eipsalesi milltsry powers ma seise advantage sear lbs lIdMI Statos. The mpsnastaisas elAmerisan boar however, lima masks' with dolt. mass and nowt. sad ere 1111*M had an the = by aliandoss of ea a mt s' oldie et the dislessen. This will be sae beset for toblik the wish will owe thanks to as sassably of dlgkunstate whisk hoe in every other muter it .odic' with poshred only mischief sad eoafeelee. The realism of the United States and &gland Imre sot la the 'slier part of isaa what the heat Meade of both enables maid have wished. The 'candid drain the yes. The arreptess of English diplomacy has gene far to alines a =anarchy, the good will of which, = a esuntorpoise to the para mount Jansen of the United States in the New World, it is endoently and obviously the interest of Es land d to cultivate. i Gnats threaten to nadir the 1866 =reparable is the easels of the Ent—the *tin of the Zing of Onde, the Indite tonnage s dada ratios of war &genet Penis, sad the hostilities between the English and Chinese at Canton. The so-called Wog of Osde wee one of the princes whose sovereigns y arose oat of the dissoiation of the Mogul Empire. The real power of the Nawab of Oade pointed him oat, is the reorganisation of India, se on of those native primes whops indepoodeues it was &likable to saints= with the Anglo-lodise pverumest es Lord Panamint. The Nina and the Nawab mrseented the native Musealmans. as Solo dish, Hiker, and the Pieliwah did the Mahrattas. Bat • fatal error was committed when the Nawab was allowed to have the llEhotbah read in his name in the moque, and to amuse the title of Log. This iodated the court of Olio with • vain belief that it was superior to the other native prisms soder the sew order of things, sad resdered it the fora" of all Mahommedan intrigues in India. This, even more thee the dissolute end oppremin shorans of its ruler, rendered the kingdom of Olds • permanent darner to the trasquillity of India. Not the Marquis of Dalhousie, bat the Oovernor•Oneral who allowed the Newels of (lade to have the Xhotbab read in his name, is responsible for the sensation of the territory. The Halsometans of India ',precis sub nearer to vela moral and Intel- Send dissipline than the Hindus. Bat they cannot forgot that they were the rakes of the country before the English mesa This tendon them haughty, unompliant, sad efts. disaffected. The English oials are effsaded by their hauteur, sod do not always hold the balance fairly between than sad the MOM supple and semplint Hindoos. The Mehemet:no are, deme nts,. the most troublesome Giese of oar Indian to govern; and beam the folly . of = co= pri mai vileges se their wealthiest prince in the =ass, sad the deem of deposing him in the With Penis we ban literally drifted foto a war. The aim of the Parolee wart to violate the treaty ti i wl a 6 ak h die Shah bond himself not to claim the L ht of genius money to Herat, or having the It read ia lie name in the mosques there, has b:= a setter of seselety in India for the last two years. The attempt tonne: Herat to the Persian empire might sesilrhan bees nipped in the bud two years ago, bat English diplomacy looked idly ea. Now it is singht to avenge what wit allowed to happen I sad unfortunately the question has bsaome eamplicend by the personal equbbles of a new sabsesedor ig =rant of Oriental feelings end habits of thought. lard Canning' s deelare of war rests solely spa the essault of Herat as the area beili ; and in es far el the Shah alone is cogoand that is selleint. Bat it would ban ben desirable that Lord Chasing @hail have coodesconded to explain what detriment llopmail ma retain hom the tresses of Herat from the A l low te the Persians. The explogilea would got have hoes a difficult task. The bilepaiset Ankles tribes are a bulwark hawse war lodise amiglime sad any sesailants from the meth. The state of eisiety along the Memos doubtless ap peon atemituai le Zurepin, hot It to eat more so than it wee Is the notaries Ware Abed Shah, Now through Herd whisk thy nsianed their ionspedieete. . ti dieno_ amparatively a went acquisition of the AftBtens, bee law formed part of these doubles, whisk remain the Punka Shah se their aniereigu. The Affslama title le it le older then hie. The rural 'Milkman of the district, of which Herat is the capitol, as Subs, an hostile to the Perin Shaba By emialles the Affable§ to math Herat, the English will alginate these rade but sturdy mountaineers. Pay, thsrefon, es well as Judea enema u to take pit with them. Still this leans ansettled the gees of the policy of an =Panne to the Parise Odle There is much pismillitty, it is true, in the allegation that a de emasbutise la that quarter le likely to make the Shah withileaw he %asp kin Herat ; but sub a =m=eat us_, wining appeheasioue, give umbrage to alba Makearasa powers, sod England, with its anneresa bid, and tarbalent Mahometan .r sea to lass, hes geld rearm in eeltivate a fair anderstandieg with the whole of Islam. The hostilities of Canon have only fast exploded; the seem meet yet be %nein. It is nos tale how t may ;Aston relation with an empire seatakied by Stand strife. Bat we are no longer aloft is Chin. The Astericen States on the other side of the Nellie have a regular, and a large and ook foorossing, trait with it. The Russians have awned themselves of the pre-canpations of the Masse govereseut to seise upon the Amcor, and to exteadtheireattletneets a good way to the month along the ens% of the Gulf of nitary. Embroils's% in China may bring u. into oolUsion both with Russia sad the Wilted States; and we have a valuable trade in the Pacific. the waters of the Indian Archipelago, sad the Chines waters to watch over end protect. Of the mere treneitory show and glitter of the Europa* political world It is sot our ces to speck ham Thssehre we peas unitised the barbaric *soden of the Moscow enraged= mad the rerseia. eases style of Pm* Ininsislism. The amities of Mann Reformers et Brunie is a mere haportent theme ; bat its insportans is nen in daytime than la the pest. As yet Its meta iMmest anis= la its king a deamgebatise cif the inisslohie dstsemiaa thm of the loospom 'AM demo to MU monthlies and delibenie as eboolvor Abets their knees= The deem& legiisdea sad pohtial meanest§ ejs=daring the past year as too Isesperably Ira those at pretest In progress, to slant of their big relegated to the page of bisteey. Their hapssieset —like that of the Brawls Cowen --is manly of the future, and will be dealt with bitaiter. Ia dastehing this hr ey ostliae of the world's history fur 1866, we hays viewed it from England ea fan a 'astral point. We tryst, however, that we have not allowed °snakes to be biassed by nwrely laglish rime. Our madams, has certainly bees to divest oarsolves of national partiality as stash as possible in our neresgaet. (moat zrav inoaT's sauna) Wnaisoy, Dim 29.—Har Majuty having bon timid is appoint sbe Sibs ROO. Marla& Cremegey, Lord Tine% ea be !lad Ilmosaems sad melee reagens et tbe mom Osimmi. Ili day task is sulds_sidsldbod Os M lakes lbsessems, Wend el As seas at manes sad su r ial iunitAiu Du. 29.—The Qum his bus ▪ la direstielssos poems fib: s pared emlerebe epees • ergi n t immer soasel Oahe Jeha Seaaharts nem ; L a tla sp.st. bwirs• Hamm IfmattVbeniss;r-o — liaw sad lel Tarro w il l . &ji l t? bee seambeimon he Me perms ef late the emesily. eel ararksalltir a".."'sswpwasbild eighlwatUrlN sr leileby sad marriage, la Ibilmod sad 1 1= 1114 aIIIZION mica, D, 17.—The gem ha. bass plarmil is approve a Msatimieritik awed Stank. of Noma at Liera i cet, haulm, tee the Tess RNM*I.I4O City Zames. CROWN orrice. Dsc. 29.—Yabse rotsesed to rem la the perseet Pertieneet—Orate e r Illagla , Brom DiWilia.—The Bight Hee. Jeha dor liiijor Lard Beth. firaid d. ker, la the ISOM Oi Mir Mated Illarleck Greek deeme EOM OF 'IUD!, WILMIZALL, Droo. 30.—T6e PIM 800. the Ueda el the (harmatele et Privy ()own he Trade sad neologisms behe hograll, theses\ the &ore. buT of lime kr Pamir AIM% s espy of s despatch hoe he Majestr's misieter ae LAW,trameeltleg eepr et a matt Portman. repel deems% es team Ns imeaort duties epos the esdamestiesed artliw r 1. Pereish main to wne seder preihrnhe of Artletee I ead 2 et Law of sped I Jell, 1822-4 0, peresat ef 20 sela per eipelere. I oak is NT 10 sob re nabs. S. Vodka to per IMO Me per 1001 be. I. Tassels ispeettag 'mss of is ell be ezeutpted hoes payees* of Immo dor ; aM vow& lapordeg part wean of wreak w2l be ea • espied from teseage dem Is propeetiee to dot qoaatity. The provie Jas , I hoe et th. 57. e deem are to eastlate La Ism seta the red a DIM= TO Bu ZDWAID BMW= LYTTON.— We oadersosed that 34 Idwissil Bolen Lytion Ow Item Whet to a pablia abeam hero at the 16th Junary , beist the day Monism Ids !wawa& so Loot Some of oar vas. vanity.-41kurne Ds* Jini. AgOLMON tai BLiTTlLT.—Aosardiag to • Mara Noma, lewd, th. son to Ws oniony la larilsorame of Um abolition of slavery het year was 31,7661, of widen 14,0001. woo ke bogs" is skis." DECEMBER VTR Court. WINDSOR, Die. 30. Prima Lanier/a sad Prime Edward of Leinhigeu dlsed will bar Majssty yesterday. The But et armadas. Majoramsersl sail the Hon. Mrs. Om. led sloe Ye beam abodes Preluded. Tae private bead weeded after diner. The ilese r , with th. Primness Holm and Louts* sad Prises Arthur, wailed fa the Hose park We morals', and visited t►e Dachau of Kest at Progeore. Primal Albert, aoseeposied by the Print* .ad Prises lldward of Loieiagen, west out shootiag. Colonel Porker, lot life Chard., had the honour of ateompasynog his royal histemen. Th. Ilan of °broaden left Windsor ha the femme.. Tho Earl of Cantinas sad Caveadiah have atateeded Lord Moen sad Malordsaffral Barlmlay Droaaoad as t►s Lord sad the Groom fa Wilda,. F. W. Desetehes from the Goversen of Victoria, Beath Air • traits, sad Taseassts, sad sloe fop the Lord High Cas uists's of the logs Wads, were noshed yesterday et the Celesla-edise. PASSIONS FOR JANUARY. (Free Le Folks.) In. anticipation of the festivities incidental to le jou de Pau is 'availably ea impotent period with our ptineipri anis% who,* ingenuity and tuts ere waged in the various &primate of drens. It will be sees, by oar remarks, that, for Heiman of materials and Ow ezeslleass of design, the mean 'sal Is law respect behind its pie d« est na The ossagnelopo, es wo kayo beton °barna, is still it. most fashionable style. For nagligo costume, Salsas with alosvas as worn ' bat lbws an moat ailed to very young adios and sialdros. For ladies of a moss adsoaeod ago, berth, of lbw Matorial, De of fringe, is Melted. Whoa soar of dish *both, it is trlwroad with a brood bead of plash, or of shisobi'la sloth, in imitation of fir. Velvet Feasts an gonorally aside tv It tits Agars. The Masao via clumps has brag sada, aM aids, straight sieves; it ales ate tightly, sad is trimmed with kr. _ . Almost all sualeloto moon lon or loos of lbo shawl shape. The fuser of the pressar.serlost is the long double shawls, is stripes of bright watt: tlag colours, with black or gold borders, mad deep fringe the valour °tithe ground. Ws/kiag dresses are always made wit► beet's& Breton's are less worm w:t► then, mad, whoa adopted, ere eat open ea the shoulders, sad plaid is a point behind. Dresses without banyan are made logb, battened sad trimmed with breudebourg, aim es law rich, m with only throe rows of battles. flourstmAa, besides three three rows at frost, two others are plseed la t►e fors of a V Iron the shealdess to the waist. Or. a dark bias taffetas, wit► five Assam eeellopsd, was a irreales of blsek velvet, fittiadthe figure, with a very fall skht, rresebbsg a little below the haws, marl setts huts plaits. As diem dresses, 'ha t‘reo fo/lew lag are very r►l /kraals :—A dove-oeloured taffetas, Orli!' It. ilouaose, edged wit► a Grows* trissiat of Foams velvet. Body a la Raphael, without Images., high over the shoulders, sad ►alt high at trout, trimmed round to oat* the Sleeves ala (rata. Chow bathe rad uaderaleenes of w►ite lam The semad, a very risk taffetas, of a bright brown colour, the skirt orasmeated by two rows of broad blush sad brows chenille triage. High body, with rich paimmeaterie, mouded at frost, with a mall Wipes behlad only. Reuaded bestke, formed by a sheatile triage. Sleeves flat at ete top, with a very wide frill from the elbow, covered by a Wage to sesta that ea the skirt. The third ems a yogi aqui dress, emptemed of pink taffetas, trimmed matt the bottom with bands of black velvet warty three lashes wide, plated about two Joshes apart; between these were very arnew velvets, with • she , a-werk el jet bead, on them. The plat of the body our earroeaded by a velvet, which was Mhos up sack side of tb• frost, Swain epaulettes ever the sleeves. The body was low, oat spare, sad trimmed rowed the top with velvet. The heed-dress was formed by a toned* el red .oral, with several light brruthes imeag on one side sty. The hair was roiled. White mull" or Wilda* ers very Rash ens for "miss dress, especially by yam( penes& Tb. Amore are ire. gamily made with a bo•Wease oa the edge, la whisk I. • (*leered ribbon. Whoa they •re embroidered, coloured doanere ple.eil ceder the.. lawmataos of plain media °unionism" with bouillo•ses us elm much wor• ea Usbt coloured silk skirts. The ribbon In the bouillons*, Meows, matehes the colour of the skirt. We 'swot espied wash akar la the style of twasele for the 'mutat mouth. 01If artiste it., however, makes skilful us of the fathissablo menials for this wiater, it will be egos by the follewisi deteriptiosa: • whit. terry-velvet beane t, very mall, throws bask at the shake; sad the roowa man found end The amain or rather tbne eartalas, mad*, the top one of terry, the se:iead of arise velvet, sad the third of pointed Woad.. The middle 'strata is mode meat narrower this the salsas. Oa melt side of the canals Le plead a kmg feather, white, tipped with arise. Then are carried to the tap of the bonnet, when they pea emit other, felling over the -rows. At the frost edge fa plamd a Sae pasted blonde, two sad • halt lashes wide, which falls bath over the bonnet. The aside is trimmed with banshee of Oefiell, velvet bowers, sad blonde. This is e vary elegant style of bonnet, sad may, with equity good ant, De made of two salaam forming a passim eoatrest ; taking eare that the velvet is of • bright hue, sad that the feather is ef the sews shade as the tiny, end tipped with the eolou elite middle 'steals. •sother very direst bruit stay be made of pint tarty velvet. TIM the heat 'dm ea wish tide, me three deep 1 plaits of the lame material, !aim towards the wows. Os each of them is pissed a obanalei Wheals', formed of green velvet haves, so light as to Lam finite the appear's°, of appliestlos. Thee plaits are lied at the bask of the mows, sad form the mutt* 'bleb is trimmed la the seam masseur. • light Meade is seised with tbe velvet leaves, bat sot so as Maids WI greesfal trismalmr. GNI/1 velvet leaves sad bleade are the maws% Melds the basset. ♦ chemist hosset few a mai lady woe of black velvet, with double eartala—the sae velvet, the other Lake blue terry velvet; ea sub Me of the boat were bouquets of Sewers, half blue sod half Week ; the halide of the booed trimmed with the seas towers end blood*. Tim Marie Asesiseite Mame le so Emelt la farm as it ' wee is Um bealaales of the mama, sad we manes bleirlas any collars more beaming toe rosily pretty wow. The nest elegeat maths far yield's ere these mode of his', ruby, or violet velvet. embroidered Is white elk sad liana with white plash, trimmed with a wide medallion Map. Nothism ens be snare &Miscue end elegant this Mb seelereilery, whisk resembles riven of pestle ea the HA elides of ruby, purple, sapphire bine, or emerald press. We hem setts the sum style of embroidery used with great abet as the amen of mein tresses. n• Caution of Scroll arrived in town last week flew Maass No* Aberasseeklft. The Earl sad Comma of Doan have salved ia woo. Yesterday Prawns Faraday delivered his awed looters at the Roysl halite*. ea ottrodioo, ea wkish owooloo, so on flatoriley, Ya Prises of Wain was m ast, atioadoil W thritool Ids Mom LATEST FROM ABROAD. MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE. I AND Darn= rumsAni.) PARIS, Wiz MOMNO. The ifenitaw suneenoes that the representatives of the Powers signing the Treaty of Paris will rt. assenible this day (Wednesday) in Conference, to consult upon the means of putting en end to the difilenhise which have prevented the =cation of Article 20 of the Treaty. The Nord says As moms of the London journals madam to affirm that Ronda will not receive any onespeosatits for Bolgrad, we are dealroun that our remarks en the 'abject should not be misunderstood. We repeat, therefore, that, is principle, the indemnity which it has been agreed to give to Rued& is not accorded for Bolgrad, which is given to Moldavia without compensation, but for the Isle of Serpents and the Delta of the Danube; and the concession which Russia makes of Bolgrad will be taken into l oonsideratica to determine this territorial indemnity This indemnity, moreover, is not in itself of any importance for an empire so vast as Russia, and we believe that France had instated on that indemnity in order to prove the justice of the remonstranose of the Russian plenipotentiaries against being made responsible for the errors in the French maps which had been mods see of at the Congress of Paris." "The Russian government," says a letter from St. Petersburg, in the Moats, "has despatched to its representative in the commission for the delimitation of Beimarable an order to hand over at once to Mol davia the tenitary on which the commission have already come to an understanding. The population of this territory is supposed to comprise 160,000 souls." 31, 1856. PRUSSIA AND The illonifeor Officio/ of Wurtemberg publishes the report of the commission relative to the pump of Prussian troop?. The commission, relying on the positive right of allies, refuse the demand of Prussia as a political intrusion. A despatch from Berme, dated yesterday, says : " This evening the Federal Assembly will appoint the pneral•la.chist, Hopes of pewee are, however, predominant.' The following extract ofa letter from t commercial firm of Vevey, Switzerland, will give some idea (oh. serves Gallium) of the patriotic feeling which prevails in that country :—" The horizon is darkening over our country. The unjust aggression of Prussia cannot prevail in the end, foe we have justice in our favour, and Providence will protect us. We are quite calm and ready for the conflict. The northern from' tier of our beloved country is now guided by her children, and every man here is prepared, at the first beat of the drone, to proceed to the point of danger. We shall leave behind us our wives and children, and saarifies our fortune in order to strike for liberty, well convinced that our Heavenly Father will guide our efforts in so holy a cause." A telegraphic despatch from Berne to Pr is, dated Monday evening, announced that an envoy extraordinary had arrived at the former place, lent by the Emperor of the French to the Peden' Government el Switzerland; and that the proposal which the Emperor submitted to their consideration was, that the Swiss government should release the Neufchatel prisoners, and should guarantee the safety of their preens and of their property, thus complying with the /Log of Prank's demand; bet that, on the other hand, they should be expelled from the Swiss territory, vindicating thereby the authority of the law in Switzerland. It was believed at Berne that this plan would be accepted by the Swiss government. A later telegraphic despatch states that the Ame. rioan envoy at Berne ii on hie way to Berlin to offer t 3 mediate between the Bing of Prussia and the Swiss Confederation. The Federal Amiably, on Tuesday, adopted with unanimity the rep:dation proposed to it, that the Federal Conseil should be allowed en unlimited pecuniary credit for military purposes. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. 0111011 ova OW PARIS, TIIZSDAY Emma. The Bourse opened with not much much more animation than yesterday, and prime slightly de clined. Prime were firmer at the close, bat the Rents closed with the alight fall of dc. both for ash and account, the last prices being 843 fr. 650. and 861 r. 66c. Nobbles. fell 10fr. Railways were without any noticeable change. It is very confidently snorted that the project of a new railway bank, which the Council of State was induced to put on one side in consequence of the stroog opposition of the Credit Mobilise Society, will shortly be brought forward again in a sitting of the Council, at which the Emperor will preside in The Noisifeur publishes a decree appointing M. de Bellevue,' lint President of the Tribunal de Pre mire Instance of the Seine, to be councillor at the Court of Caseation, in the room of 14. Pataille, who retiree ; and M. Bradt-Champy, advocate and mem ber of the Legislative Body, to be President of the Tribunal de Prem'ere Instance, in the room of M. de Belleynce. M. Benoit-Charapy, it may be remem bered, was the advocate officially appointed to defied Pieneri.and who, according to a very goceralopiairm in the Polak, allowed hie honor of the crime to pre vent him from urging those point, which many bar rioters would have felt it their duty to submit in defame of their ant. The nem, of Churboorg, relates another instance of a Bowdon sailor bevies been flogged to death off the coast of Fraser, in addition to the Gee which has bee' already recorded as haring occurred on board the °ripe The ?Aare says: While the Aaseles. noodles use at Cherbourg, it was rammed that a staler Wesel., to the Viborg wee Rigged for ro►bery, sad that be died alder the pnaishasat. It appears that, escordlog to the Russian petrel amities' code, this barbarous pualshateat is frequently balloted for the most trifles dream. Vartme reseals having bees la eirealatlon rer apostles the health of Kr. Clarke Matthews, we (Post) are requetod state that be boo beat magas& to his bed for the het meek mien a nest palatal affection et Ida 111111. the malt of is seethes at the Mandwater Theatre. • gems operettas woo yesterday performed for his relief, 5.4 although be la mill oarleasly W, every hope Is eater- Weed tits be will saes be ambled to name his ream Meld eegesemeate. The Right Her. E. Cardwell, ILP., la making a Mt am at the emlionosofhls sail., the Esc Dr. Card ed St •Erea HMI, Oxford. We soder• eteri thou temßand ewes will be eatortelaad by lie molebees of lam Deans' Ledge, at Word, as the semoice of theft asalmreary Mew, abide will take pima at Us. Tees Rail we Thsmday ant TislloollLuirtoN 21.110TIoit.—We have received 11r. Neer, ef Southampton, Is fee Se ▪ lase by a Prime lithe BMW pabethad . Psalm WEI la tam*. IMP Ilek •ef Idr. Andrei yestelisy. WS to be ewe- Wend a Mead of vets by bast, awl sada If I reams. ter retreat* ML Ashur. aleaed es NM Woes a sem alum of the Hot.. of OMAN= ameba Wei of wer females patetioa la aft, that he was ammo to she bast. Of *hi I em roma% that whoa Nouse est et the seemaktemleal ea that esomlem be MN me he **vitt be bed made a ea UN liethem'e Wad by ridiealles MARSEILLES, Tempel , . hillissilgjtlerililladissisill" lie WI we " hsall "V s " The Valetta, with th e Indian and China made, to mast vollas. 1 am, dr, a Odra of Ma Wept. lea , despatched for of th ose who gam bl e humble rappers se Me Bonet &Wel , unwed at 1 Ps. T il• salt, will be I. 11153, whim Mr. Andrews wee he detenalaed espenen• London at 10 this evening. The ifiastear el yesterday publishes a report from M. Balsa% the French Mia;wer of the Iota• rior. salting a credit of 3,000,000 fr. (120,00 W.) for public works is the provinces. The report is fol- lowed by as imperial deem approving the report aed rendes the motley. Tte report says : The obJoet olow Is sot so mach to Sin charily to the ladliest out of work so to provide labour where it say be wasted this wiato•., sad to Meese by charity. 'on iony distributed, that hooey diaries, between tbe prios of food sad tiro moat of daily were. THE OVERLAND MAIL. (LT SMINAIMII TILIMATIL) SWEDEN. A grand public banquet took place on the 18th at Stockholm on the occasion of the unanimous rejection by the Diet of the bill for striking out from the con stitution the law on the liberty of the press. In the Chamber of Peasants, M. Nils-Olsen proposed that every Swede from 22 to 45 should be liable to mai tury service. "If this proposition be adopted,' said M. Olsen, "we might in a moment of danger immediately have under arms an army of 600,000 men, who, with 200,000 others to be fur. nisbed by Norway, would form I total force of 700,000 men." The motion of M. Olsen was adopted unanimously by the Chamber of Peasants, which has already on more than one occasion durieg the present session strongly insisted on the necessity of the two united kingdoms being always prepared to oppose any aggression. TIM BRAZILS. (lIT ELICTILIO T11101APIL) SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNIBDAY. The steam-ship Camilla has arrived from the Brazils with dates from Bahia, Nov. 26; Perms beau, 28; St. Vincent, Deo. 10 ; Madeira, 20. She brings a ship's letter bag and five passengers. Commercial intelligence from Bahia later than already at band is to the effect that toffee stocks are low; the quotations are unaltered. Sugar: Arriva/s insignificant; no lists of importance in the market. and prices high. Stocks of cotton are nearly ex hausted; prices firm. No exchange transactions. At Pernambuco: exchange, 2s. 31d.; Bank ratty, 8 and 9 par cent. Money plentiful. Cotton : Entries small; prices firm. Freight brisk. Imports more limited than of late. Bordner animated. The Camilla reports the arrival out of the Tyne etSt.Nrineeet on the 23rd of November ; and the Avon at Midair& on the 19th of December, having met mere weather. POISONING Br MISTAICS. Yesterday morning an inquiry, which lasted several hours, was proceeded with before Mr. T. Wakley, corona for Wert Middlesex, at the Bell and Horns Tavern. Brosaptoa, respecting the death of Mr. William Marcooly. aged 36, a master tailor, carrying on bushier at No. 6, Brunswick-plate, Bromptoc, who died on Saturday morn ing last, shortly after taking a does of cuter oil, or what had bona sold as Castor oil at the shop of Mr. Budd, chemist, resift, a few deers from &cowed. The ease excited the otnaltt interest la the neighbour hood, sad the court was densely crowded. Prior to pea:eliding with the evidence, the jury inspected the shop of Mr. Budd, in order te ascertain where the matte oil and oil of bitter almonds were respectively kept (as It was awed the latter had been substituted for the former). Mr. Budd showed that the above were kept widely apart, sad the poisons generally were kept In a closet, and cot upon ordinary shelves. It also appeared from the books and invoices, that all decrease is the stock of oil of bitter almonds was sathfactortly aecoonted for. Mr. White, of Regent street, 'elicitor, attended to watch tb• ease on behalf of the widow of deceased. TlTejar; having viewed Mr. &mon lllarcooly, brother of deceased, identified the body, god stated that the lather, to his knowledge, had never threatened or attempted to take poison, nor did hie salad ever appear troubled in any way. Dr. Thomas Cahill, of Michael's-place, Brompton, wee milled to see deceased about a quitter of an hour before his death, which took place at a quarter before 10 o'clock on Setarday morning last. He was affected with stertorore breathing sad other spent-ass of having taken poison. The galvanic battery stomach pump and other means were ev plied to counteract the effects, but without awns. Wit ness wee told that he had taken oil of bitter almond,, but on esamining the glass tumbler from which be bad drank, and the phial from which it had been poured, he diseothred a portion of meek acid, mingled with castor oil, remaining In each. The widow stated she had put • little brandy into the tumbler, and poured the e.stor oil therein. The phial (s three ounce) war here produced, end the coroner reed iry detected pi alai' acid in the portion of castor oil remainiog. The withers' proceeded to state that he had made a poet morthm examination, and found prussic acid to the extent, as he believed, of about 2 drachms, in the stootheb. It wry very strum acid. Witness had not examined the heart N unn he knew deceased to be healthy from having 'sambaed him a short time eines with a view to an insurance upon his life, which, however, bad ant been canted out. The widow geld that the servant boy bad fetched throe-pennyworth of elli bee tar a a sat f n o d r t i h n et am t he r p d h an ia . l w w a i s e th bo in at w b u al e f t - i t o li a l : . pr T iyi bla bui lthrl y given by witness a few days before. The widow said that the phial had been washed previous to sending for the mon oil. Was of opinion that the dose of prosaic acid was small, from the &slued having been so lung u half.en•hoor dy The ing. coroner intimated to Dr. Cahill that u the inquiry mass be adjourned, it would be neftwaly to examine the heart. --- Jane Beer, sontent to deceased, identified the phial ei the same abe bad *inn to her fellow-servant, Thomas Janes, aged about 16, which she teak from the larder. It had originally sem from Dr. Cahill, and was labelled, Part 01 this draught to be taken immediately, end the rest when required." The label she washed off, as well as clewing the inside of the gniaL She gave the t boy 3d., and told him, by her mistress's directions, to get an ounce of castor oil. This was about nine o'clock, and the lad wet absent from five to ten minutes, and, on returning, be held the phial up to the light, and aid, "how oparkling 11 looked." It was afterwards taken trout the kitchen to die parlour by one of deceased's children, a boy about 6 years old. Had known prussic acid t, be in the house since she had lived there, a period of two or three months. Shortly before her master's death her mistress called downstairs to know what had been in the phial, and witness told her wiedieiae from Dr. Cahill's, bat which she had washed oat before eeddieg. After tea death bar inicrese screamed out, and on going upstairs witness found her master lying dead on the parlour door. Thos. Jamison, the servant boy mentioned by the last wit ness, corroborated her testimony, adnieg that it was ten minutes to nine o'clock when be went into Mr. Badd's shop. He then saw the assistant to Mr. Budd. By the Coroner—That persan was is the roem—(kere the taus pointed out the esaistask). Mr. Budd's errand boy was also that. _ . . _ _ br so ounce of castor oil, and the ambient took the bottle auto( its mimesis sight to the plane when the presairions are made no. Witness saw him take with him awhile bottle from the left hand of the shop and a red bottle from one of the shelves facing the dom. Witatat By the Coroner—Did not me hiss poor anything into the phial that he (wham) took. The antstant did not ask who it was for. Witness had fetched castor oil from that shop before, tad was quite sere he did not ask for aaythiog to be mixed with the castor nit. There 11.,4 soother tuitoalef—• • little boy—waiting, but the wines's &need witness hut. By a juror—Lid not think he should know the bottle, agent If he saw them. The loan was here cleared for the jury to discuss u to the adjournment, sad also as to whether the lut winnow, who, with his fellow•sernat, had given the molt clear sad Intelligible evideam, should go with the Coronae sad iv, to Mr. Bodes to end out the bottles, eke. Eventually the above proceeded so Mr. Budd's, sad the boy rotated oat the spot where the bottles hod bees taken from. --- Ti:. Comer than intimated to the assistant who was pre. east, that his examination would not be taken that day, and syystested that he should base the aid of a professional advisor at the adjourned day. At the requteCot the cericer, Yr. Budd produced hie book, 'bowing what had bees toll on Batanby sonsiog, and the following entries appeared " Castor Si Preseriptioo .... le. Gd." trims a copy of the latter preteripUon being produced, The Comer observed to the jury—Gentlemen. there ii hydrocyanic acid in this prescription. (Sensation ) The boy Jenson, oe being re-examined, said at the time he wee there he saw the assistant open the closet door when the poisons were kept, bat did sot see whether be took any thing out. The bottle cioateiniag the prussic acid was produced, when Mr. Budd geld he always itlud it himself, bat amid not tell when ktelut filled it, nor could in account for the delleienoy of the two drachms. The above two drschms was the quantity supposed by Dr. Cahill to base beim taken by deceased. The Coroner told Mr. Budd that the pretcription most be produced et the adjournment, and, if pasible, the bottle which had oontained The inquiry wee then adjourned. DEATH FROM DESTITUTION.— An inquest WU bald last remain before Mr. Baker, at the Fenatain. Virile's row, Bathaal green, on the body d William Peek, aged threw Eloatbs, who died from want. The evidenor proved that the parents of the deceased and three other children lived la • hovel not fit for human habitation, et No.B, Virginiurow, the children being linked and without food. TM father, who to • liarreesheaker, has through i 11• aces not been able to panse his eocnpatioe, and the °al, restimasee of the family was derived fres the mother • meaty earaisge as a charwomaa. Verdict, "Death from destitution." FOREIGN EMBROIDERT.—The value of embroidery and nesenework Imported is eleven months was 72,9371. Last year it wee 47,8141. THR GUANO TRADE.—There is no duty 00 guano* Is the Moves months coded November the quantity int• ported was 175.688 tons. r. f i~>