The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-26 00:00:00

PUBLICATION OF

ICE (CRIMEA).

The following parliamentary return has' been
issued this day:—" Copy of Letter from the Duke of New-
made, dated December 6, 1854, addressed to arida News-
papers, respecting the Pablication of Intelligence from the
Beat of War in the Crimea:
(Private.) ." ' War Departatentybeh 6,1851.
" • 84.-1 take thit liberty of leading to yoli a aztraet
from a private letter whisk I have lately received from
Lord Region.
" Keay eomplaiats have reached ma from the army of the
admmteges conferred epos the enemy by the publication of
lataWgence from the seat of war, not only in letters from the
correspondents of the English newspapers, bat in letters
written by omens to their friends at home in the spirit of
confidential intimacy, sad whisk those friends mad to the
newspapers, from feellegs, no doubt, of pardonable realty,
but withoat consideration of the aril consequences to the
army sad the public interests.
" ' I feel assured that I have only to appeal to your pa-
triodes" to ensure a rigid supervision of all such letters, and
an endeavour to prevent the ntieshief of which Lord Raglan
so reasonably compleitis.7l

" • The Editor of The

“,Nxlmunx.

lELTALOT,
_lBnt uo•ansas, 1864.

. .
" I have requested Kr. Bonsaine to endeavour to see the
different correspondent' of the newspapers, end quietly

point out to them the public

of their writings

and the nensaity of greater prudenes in futon, sad stake
no doubt they will at ones see that I am right in so warning
then.
" I would suggest that you should cause a Connunies-
tint to be made to the Editors of the daily press, and urge
upon then to it:mice the letters they receive before they
publish the.., and carefully 'spines such parts as they
may confider calculated to furnish valuable information to
the enemy."

The Fine Art Exhibition in aid of the Patriotic
Fund is now open at 121, Pall mall The contributions
inelvde the following from the junior branches of the
Royal Family:—His Royal Highness the Priem of Wales—
" The Haight." Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal
—" The Battle-Field." His Royal Highness Prince Alfred
—" Prises of Wales, afterwards Henry V." Her Royal
Highness the Prisms. Alice—" Prayer." Her Royal
Highness the Princess Helena—" Girl Asleep." These
five drawings are to be weld by tender. On Saturday
the offers for Lou of them roes from 26 guineas sash to 60
guineas; and fur tbe design by the Primates Royal, entitled'
" The Battle-field," the lest offer was 80 gaieties, which
woe made by M. Gansbaid, and it was subeequestly in-
Mulled fa 100 guineas. The copyright of this subject has
boo presentied by her Majesty to the Fend, and fort-sisniisa,

r, are in mane of preparation, for ran-
, .
scribers. ill me Stipp for each impremion. The exhibition
contains anuly 800 works, the exhibitors being mainly
composed,' members of the aristocracy.

The Belgian journals still attribute to the Emperor
of the French the intention of comity to London sent
month, in order to mpg* a visit frost her Majesty to the
French capital on the occasion of the opening of the Exhi•
bitioa.

Lady Catherioe Molyneoz, sister of the Earl of
Sefton, died vary suddenly yesterday morning at Croxteth-
park, near Liverpo

It is thought probable that Lord L Russell will
return to Reiland in a fortnight, bringing news either of
pease or hostilities inctrusedly energetic.
Theater' and Countess of Clarendon entertained the
followieg distierraished guests at dinner, on Saturday seen-
in, at their residenee to Oreeveaor-ereseent.—Hi. Excel-
lency the Asnerban Minister, his Emilia*, the Swedish
and Norwegian Minister, his Excellency the Minister fee
the lietheriands, L'Adwiral Count Chasm., the Duke and
Dubois of fog y% Viscount sad Viscountess Canning, Lord
Wodeholes, the Right Hon. H. Fitzroy, 3LP., sad Mn.
Fitzroy, and Count Loafs Corti. _ _

The Hight Hun. the Speaker gave his seventh
sad Wm parliamentary dinner on Saturday. The following
noble sad boaourabia go,-Wane were of the company:—
Viscanat Dana, Bus. Beery Bread, Six Dalian Norms,
Ban., Lieut.-Gemini Sir Joha Fitagendd, Y.C.8., Mr.
Johnstone, Mr. Booby &yaw, Mr. Mentz, Mr. Bean-
' mist, Mr. H. dote Lantos (Bristol), Mr. Moray, Mr.
Banc Mr. Resole., Mr. Mantas, Mr. Marjoribialts, Mr.
Plilligaa. Mr. Bins. Mr. Oliveira, Kr. D. O'Oasaall. Mr.
C. Forster Mi.- Willcox. Br. (hoer Daftlic Wha-
ms. Mr. Morris, Mr. Loftus Bad, Mr. Bess, Mr. Weeds,
Mr. John Macgregor, Mr. Cowes. The 11411ewki gentle,
men were prevented :—Tbe Bed Ormesser the Bon.
Lear Kiel!, Mr. B. W. Om, Mr. MorrOMM:_iin" lahrS,
sad kr. Ilsongits Chambers. Tie Bev. Mr. Gander sad
the Berserary were preseat.
Animist the company who attended the private
view of vile Ilaphibltioa of the Society of British Artiste,
Selisiltmeem.ds Seturday,wer• t—The Dashers of Sather.
laad, the Defilade of Argyta, the Marchiewass of Alleany,
Lsd Buterrbtlareit Mieree, Mae Burdett Comte; the
gado of , Oargeryno, Devoe Bradford, and
Lanseborwegb; • Vinton Msrjeard, Ovirsey Garrey,
and Quires; Lady Mostrogle, rb
ems.et Z. Braes •
the Arcebbit seg dr OisSerbeery I BVluWLemisa,
Oxford, NM I% mid Idebgeld; the Imes Redraw;
Sin W. 0. fisirliag, Bert, he. Bogey. Amt., B. H. Lassa,
Bert, Fred. Can* Bart.; Bin Ins. Pnior sod O. Pegs& ;
CerdiselWieetwas ; Wm. Mardrall, M.P., W.O. Gere,ll.P.,
G. Beaks, M.Plgere Levee M.P., &a; the 14,4 Mager,
and Aldermen Seissumireemi Losammiy, &a. '' •
Ds Minim bonnie be Wye Direetw4lehiral
of the Medical Dopertawnt of the Army. Aomori*, ie.
forms immune of sevens's. is titeemessl tleparmeseile of
Wer-egge. g I. soutlnsegisent as plan the Army Medi-
cal Depostment, se wog es tie Osimees ad ether Boards,
seder Um mere direst end imeses.inbirrestrel of tae Neer
@ibis Minister foe Wes. Tbs. Army Weasel Boot will,
user pt ether shel be . relefeesul with ea amesmiss et
elegises, wbe wig beams. of bulimia, seenainsideldrthe
pastel sonde* ef ae.asr.tln .tans, spirt 808 talus
prehmiseal avian.—Ohistwer.