The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-24 00:00:00

POLAND.

A letter from Warsaw, of the 16th, in the Borns-
hall*, says: "The extension given to the amnesty
hu been published here to-day, and is of a nature to
produce a favourable effect. The following are its
principal points:
"The first paragraph relates to such persons as quitted
public functions when the revolution bunt oat, or were die.
miswed by the ravolatioaavy government: their salaries or
pensions are to be augmented. The woad paragraph
declares that persons who belonged to the army, and who
since the insurrection have not given any cause for much
after them, or owed themselves to be locked on with ear
pietas in a political point of view, will also receive an addi•
ties to their pensions. The third allows all persons formerly
compromised in political affairs to again enter on public
facetious, provided their conduct bas hewn without reproach
for five years. The fourth permits ecclesiastics compromised
is political matters, and whet were &Deigned deed residences
in Rase* to return to Poland. The fifth relates to persons
transported to Siberia for political reasons, permitting
I certain of them to retain to Poland, and shortening the
length of punishment of the others.
" However restricted may be this act of amnesty, it
! indicates a return towards a more moderate system."

PARIS, SATURDAY Evsituto.
In consequence of the severity of the weather and
the dearness of provisions, the government has re-
solved to open kitchens in every quarter of Paris,
when soup, meat, and veritable@ will be sold to the
poor at very reduced prices.. A circular from the
Prefect of Police to the police commissaries, dated
yesterday. and made public late this evening, states
that the Emperor and the Empress, who during the
two last winters made large distributions of food and
firing at the dwellings of the poor, are now of opi.
nion that a more 'shiest system of relief should be
introduced. Kitchens will be opened with
all possible speed, in which a pint of
broth will be served out for 1 sous. A
portion of meat or vegetables is to be served out
at the same price, and a half portion for a child will
be delivered at the unheard of prim of two centimes
Teas than half a sous). The slaters of Bt. Vincent de
aul will scperintend this charity. The circular
states that there is no danger that these charitable
establishments will compete to any injurious extent
with the small eating bosses, because even the very
cheapest are frequented by operatives in fall work,
whose habits require a more varied diet than will be The Frankfort German Journal contains the fol.
afforded in the public kitchens, which will only be lowing
attractive for the really neeessitoos. It is quite true that sew stipulations have been added
The long eneeeeeeeiriati°° M. Dilimarre, by Austria to the four polars, whieb will serve se bases for
the proprietor of the atrie, wider the title of
negotiatioas daring the ulster months ; these stipularJens
" Deck Medet• la vied hoe Msnasin will open °II take into oonsideration the advantages obtained by the'
Wednesday next—at least, the " first division, that
of alimentary substances. The locality is No. 14, Roe All_l°.firsetkr:bleitteadh the teflllthoefEtworbut°l4llispoucieno7wSroPodbo,
date:
do Croissant. The novel principle in this institation
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krafewith the tariffs (mach lower than the usual use. The a° Lord Paserm" to do the sass.
Wish they will be sold. At the Man um, BOW** Gazette, in a letter from Vienna, of the
• protests in strop though not new 17th, says
bowie, that quality will be the test of cheapness. Sir H. Seymour is treated with the greatest diediseasol
he SS sample of what he promisee to do, I may here. Hs has daily Purviews with Comet Reel. The
sinlisa that wine, which the article says is commonly Pagans of Sir Raaalltea is esasteatly peside, sad it is said
se siblterated, that Saar Alms of Paris do act that he is 'barged with the ark of advising the Ponta,
}ow what it is to taste the gamiest drink of their through its riabbaseadee hew, to asses the terms @reed
swa matey, will be sold is this sebahlishment, at ere by Austria sag the Wisest' Pewees.