The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-19 00:00:00

department ad Interim is carried on by M. Billault,
Minister of the Interior.

The following are the latest telegraphic despatches
of the day :

" MMEILLU, APRIL 18.

ff The Ganges has arrived, with advisee from Sebastopol
to the 9.b. Stu thomand men have already arrived at the
map of bluish. The Duguiticlin and St. Louis, line of
battle ship•, the Andromagus, frigate, and Tonsure,
steam, r, were preparing to st.rt for Prince for troops. Pre-
parations for the reception of the Emperor N politon were
cull going on. The Turkish remelt in the Bosphonas have
ell been provided with r 4 ekets and B..ngal fires. Ths Cou-
-nsel. inople journals oontradict, as premature, the StlOOllDlOB-

meat of the reforms which have been talked of. These
projects are ready, but they all remain as yet motet. The
equadron before Kamicseh has been reinforced."
"M•naziLisa, Arum 18.
"By the Ganges, we learn that M. Coudnriotti, the new
Greek Ambassador to the Porte, has paid • visit to the
Grand Vials. Aceordieg to 'meant. welch bad been re-
ci.ived from Atte, the state of the army of Anatolia has
much improv.d. The advice, from Sebastopol are to the
Ito. Typhus lever was said to be making greet ravages in
the town, and • great went of water wee felt. The Rus-
sians bad made twe fresh sorties on the side of the Quarts
tine and the English lines, but tit. y had been vigorously
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repulsed. A reinforeenteOt of 8.000 Turks had arrived,
and 12,000 more wer, expected. Toe camp bad been much
improved, and the health of the troops was excellent.
The workmen employed on the railway had been having
several fights memoir themselves."
TRIZITI (CoseeTawrisorin, APRIL 9).
" Conduriotti hes been received with distinctiGn. Instead
of a poll tax it is intended to impose three different kinds
of tamer. Ail the Christians ravaged during the Easter
season have been released, the Patriarch undertaking to be
answerable for them. The revolt of the Hordes is put
dews. Letters from the Crimea of the 4th, announce
merely that the day for the general attack is flzed."
Aromas, APRIL 13.
" The aldre•de-camp B loads has gone to St. Petersburg
on a visit of eougramla ion to the Emperor Alexander."

The Gazelle de Cologne asserts that, with the ex-
ception of two corps clarmie, the Austrian army is
about to be put on a peace establishment.
The oscillationi in the English funds produce little
effect here, the &urea being supported by the expec-
' tstion of hourly receiving some good news from
the Crimea. The buoyant tendency, was, however,
somewhat repressed bj • rumour, not unworthy of
credit, that the Conferences are at an end, and that
Lord John Russell and K. Dcooyn de Lhuys may
be expected to leave Vienna almost immediately.
Some considerable purchases were nevertheless made
in the Rents, and a rise of 160. was effected, the
closing price being 68fr. 96c. Bank of France rose
10Ir. The Lyons and Mediterranean railway rose
26fr., and Lyons, 12fr. 600. These were the favourite
lines. St. Germain rose 10fr. and most of the others
from 3fr. to Mr.
M. Niewerkerke, the

of thelmpo-

rial Museums, has jest had a notification posted up at
the Louvre, stating that from the lit May, and during
the whole period of the Universal Exhibition, artiste
will be allowed to make copies in that Museum every
day (except Sundays and Mondays), from eight in
the morning to one, and that the galleries will be
open to the public every day (ezeept Mondays), from
two to five.