The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-15 00:00:00

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PAIRIB,-Tzussuay.'
The Magna al this day publishes the Mowing
" The coup of the French Dear Boulogne is divided
in two corps; the Aril, ownmaoded by Marshal Ba-
repay d'Hillien ; Chief of the btaff. Ciailitio. The
woad corps by General Clossviller.

a ICAItIIIBCH BAY, 111Azoi 7.

" Admire' 1 Brad annoasces that the sews of the
death of the Blamer Nicholas was knows on the
6th Much.

" ThiFreneh rockets have mead conflagrations in
several parts of Sebastopol.

"Two Remise °deers wet over as deserters to
the Breilish camp.
" The siege operations ere oaatinaed with del
posted aedvity."

MADRID. MAAcz 13.

The Cortes hare senotioned, by a majority at 2001
signet 12, the sesame introduced by U. Madam,
intended to effect a great reduction el paths expo-
Iditure.

The Three per Cents. were dame at 32.60 ; De-
ferred st 18.60.—Deily News.

AT VIENNA.

Tel telegraphic moorages from Vienna, which on
Tuesday encouraged several large capitalists to pur-
chase exteasively in the funds, and sent up the prices
of pablia ..rarities to a height that yesterday found
them wields to retain, were dictated—on the most
charitable interpretadon—more by the wishes than

the knowledge itt the paresis who transmitted them.
Both purchasers and their aniespondents believe in
the speedy advent d pdtlor ingenues they desire it.
They hops for it, in dodoes& if every threatening sign
to the contrary in the political
The Emperor ALI:LAND= is sarrounded by the
same statesmen and the some political influences as
his ham. The promotion of General BLINDER is
onions ; for that able and expesienoed soldier,
*sigh a German by birth, has become thoroughly
and hes adopted all the sentiments
said maim of the &laconic party. Within the
Ovate aisle of the young Expiate, there are
ever two persons from whose influence over his mind
psi results may, with any degree of confidence, be
angered. The one is the Banana, the other Baron
Loves, who ham been charged with the mission of
formally sanouncsing the 8111101011'11 accession to the
Court of Vienna. Both are deservedly listened to by
ALEXANDER; bat what are they when opposed by
a numerous faotioo, strongly entrenched in the most
important aloes of the State
The footing on which the new Memos is Ifinly
to stand with the Courts of Berlin and Vilma,
must also be taken into account. The vain mad
facile King of Pinata will only be the as
firmly knit to Roden interests, if allowed Is
believe that he exercises over the mind of Aux.
sum somewhat of the same influence that
NicsoLas exereised aver his own. The young
ERPEROIL bears such a strong resemblance to Ideas&
in mind and disposition, that it will be easy for the
intrignants of the St. Petersburg Court to lead him to
assume a compliant and deferential tone in his inter-
course with the King of Pzusau, by which he will
be enabled to guide th►t monarch, under pretence of
being guided by him. A similar game will be played
with the Emperor of Antrim. The domineering man-
ner adopted by litcance roused him to mat
his indopensbaes ; the consordie which rules
the new CZAR will take care not to fall
into the same mistake. All the fawning duplicity
which Russian statesmen and diplomat/eta know so
well how to bring into play, will be exerted, to
alienate the two German Powers from the Western
Allies, and re-mment the union of the Russian,
Prussian, and Austrian Governments. Almost the
last words uttered by NICHOLAS were a charge to the
bystanders to convey to the King of PEDINEA his
dying injunction to abide by the instructions of his
father's will. The panne in the document alluded
t 4 is as follows :—" Beware, my dear FREDERICE, of
the mania for innovation which hes become so pre-
valent; beware of many imprestisable theories
that have been propagated; but beware, at
the same time, of an error that may be equally fatal,
an exclusive predilection for antiquated institutions.
It is only by avoiding these two rooks that you can
introduce really useful improvements. Maintain, ea
for as depends upon you, a good understanding with
the other European Powers. Above all, may Prase*
Russia, mad elneirie war be divided: Asir union is
the maw* for the pow of llarope." This advise
must be read by the light of the character of
the

PILINCI to whom it was addressed. The
antithetical balsam between undue predilso•
Lion for innovations, and undue attachment to
the obsolete. mesas mews than the meal see-
saw slang of those who seek to mask an lemma.
,rately obstructive policy by semi-liberal phrases.
It was intended to warn the mediesvalist that
there is danger in any movement, whether it be
backwards or forwards. Only in death-like immo-
bility is their hops for despotism. The testamentary
injunelica of Fame= WILLIAM 111. of Prussia is
a very incarnation of the spirit of resistance to all
change, however beneficial. And the prayer breathed
for the perpetuity of the alliance of Prase* Russia.
and Austria, is an espreesion of that Face's movie-
don that nothing eh* could render the power
of the three despots of these States Arm
and enduring. In obedience to the dying
words of NicHous. Gamy art of Russian diplomacy
will be 0111111iMa to reecoail• the three great cham-
pions of Absolutism i sod not, so far as present ap-
pearaness go, without some chasm of MOM. The
language of Austria has spin become suspiciously
tinged with proceastination.
There is imminent danger that the mamma at
Vienna may prove as dangerously end disgracefully
protracted and aimless is the earlier oonferesess en
the great Eastern difliculty. But the English Pan-
tam and his noble' plenipotentiary at Vienna, Mai
rest aimed that the sesatry will not again tolerate
their allowing themselves to be entangled in the
meshes of snob stale diplomatic falsehood.—Daily
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