The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-15 00:00:00

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LONDON; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15.

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CONSTANTINOPLE, Pis. 6.

The 9th Division of the French army leaven to-
morrow, under its commander, General Brunet, for
the Crimea.

A fire, which had broken out at the Amens], hes
been extinguished after causing Novae damage.
Sheeny Puha, formerly Grand Vizier, has died
at the age of 90 years.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Iris. 4.

General Canrobert has sent for the French divi-1
sion at Daond Pachs, and it is said that vigorous
operations are to commence.—Doily News.

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VIENNA, WIMIZSDAT.

Austria, France, and Russia, have declared their
readiness to enter upon the negotiations; Lord
Westmoreland is at present without instructions.
It is said that Prussia takes part in the new Con-
ferences.—Doily News.

DISPATCH FROM ADMIRAL BRUAT.
PARIS, MOISDAT.

This Nomigour publishes a telegraPhie despatch
from Admiral Brost, dated Kamiesch, Feb. 2. 1,350'
soldiers and a cargo of provisions had strived, as also'
changes for the fleet and camp articles for the army.
Since the 31st January the Russians had recom-
menced their night ssrties, but hare been vigorously
Tertimed-

The two Grand Dukes had entered Sebastopol.
The roads near Enpatoria, hardened by the frost,
bed beams in an excellent condition.
The Rooks. had received considerable reinforce-
ments.

Omer Pemba was to leave Varna on the 6th Feb.
nary foe the Crimes, accompanied by Colossi' Dien
and Bizemees.—Amee.

PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, WIDNIBIDAT.

Closing prices:—Three per Cent. Rents., for mosey,
68.50; for account, 86.20; ditto Four-end-a-Half per
Cents., for money, 95.35. The Three per Cents.
hare fallen &beet 1 per cent. since yesterday, and
the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., j per cent.—Deily
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THE COMING CONFERENCE AT VIENNA.

Tug USX is augmenting his armies. France and '
England are straining every nerve to forward re-
inforcements to the Crimea. The Turkish force
assembled at Enpatoria will take the field, and the
operations of the allied army in front of Sebastopol
will be renewed, as soon as the season permits. The '
conference at Vienna—for which Lord Jonn
Russell. sets out this day—will, anima we are
:soh =Whammed, be confined to a brief and stern
question addnesed to Prince 001TCRALOIT, whether
his master will, or will not, accept the terms em-
bodied in the four points, in the sense of the Allies,
without equivocation or mental reservation ; and
to a declaration, if he answer in the ne-
gative, or attempt to evade the question, that
the war must go on. The British Plenipotentiary
proceeds to the Conference—authorised, in the event
of war being determined on, to adopt measures to
ensure its being waged on a more extended scale. The
champions of civilised Europe and the Muscovite
confront each other, with their hands an their swords.
And what is Prussia doing P Not the KING, but the
legislature of Prussia ? Debating by what name the
two bodies of which it is composed are to be designated.
After a prosy discussion it was decided, by a majority
of 156 to 151, that the ci decant " Chambers" were
henceforth to be called " Houses"--the House of
Lords, and the House of Representatives. But the
cmstroversy is not yet ended. Some ingenious and
profound thinker has discovered that, inasmuch as
some of the 45 members of the Upper " House"
are not noble, and hold their seats only daring the
pleasure of the LINO, the designation " Howe of
Lords "is a misnomer. So the whole question mutt
be debated over again. What are the Vow Vixens
and Bernirstr•Hottwros--what are the enterprising
and intelligent merchants of Konigsberg, Dantsio,
Cologne, and other great industrial marts—what are
the shrewd bourgeoisie and artisans of Prussia—laying
to such egregious trifling,while all Europe is bristling
with arms around them ? Were Vow Sum and
Btucnr.a now alive, they would declare that the
torpor, indecision, and cowardice of those who now
beer sway in Prussia exceed that displayed even by
the imbecile courtiers and statesmen of 1812.

And the present rulers of Previa& are a type of
the whole of the present rulers of Germany: they
are "knights of the shire aad represent them aIL"
The Diet has voted, not that its army shall be mobi.
Used, but that it shall be held in readiness for war,
The whole wide question of how money is to be raised
to defray the expenses of war has yet to come
before the Diet; and how interminable are the ded-
beratious of that body all who have at any
time been doomed to watch them know too well.
But this is not all. The subtle publicists of Germany
h►ve discovered that, although the Federal Aet
obliges all the German States to repel any
attack made upon one of their number by
a foreign Power, it also obliges each and
all of them to abstain from Goaded that
may provoke such an attack. If Austria, attar