The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-02 00:00:00

THE PRINCIPALITY:IUL

DUCH/MIST, Oar. 19.
Prince Atirbey has addreessd s reseript to the
Coosa' of Administration in which he delegates to

the Council generally, and to way member el the
Conseil charged with an administrative department,
the we et pun/ affairs, the elate of the Prisees
health Tomblin it absolutely nessesery lot him to
keep quiet. The business that beads of departments
may het be competent to transact by themselves met
be submitted to the Connell, whisk will meet three
doss a week. AU the resolutions of the Coma
will he preesated to the Prince.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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(Vaox ova craw ooaaasvosovirt.)
PARIS, TZVZSDAT Zvasravv..

AU Saints' day is perhaps 'the atriotast holiday in
the whole year. The annual visits to the tombs of
the ded• so general in Paris, have been made madder
than meal by a soaking rain, which has lasted all

day.
The Little Bourse ant on the Boulevard, bat not
in great forts. Little business was done, and thin
is no change in quotations.
Aa Antwerp journal mama that for some days past
large quantities of silver in fagots have been sent
from Amsterdam by railway to Paris by the
Bank of Amsterdam to the Bank of Francs. The
quantity despatched each day was estimated to be
worth 2,000,0001 r.
Two hundred and fifty Beim, vigorous yoga, ass,
arrived at Calais, two days back, and embarked for
Dover, when they are to be incorporated is the
Forsila Logics.
Belgian horses continue to be embarked at Calais
Ike England. The day betwo yesterday twisty of
very large if.. and remarkable strength ware shipped.
_ . . _ . . . .

The Lawiean vessel, the AndesWe, freighted by
the Fres& government, left Havre yesterday for the
Crimea, with a fell cargo of clothing, blankets,
woods@ shoes, and other stores for the troops.

No lower than 229 cases of shells and recasts
arrived at Havre yesterday from Cherbourg. and were
immediately despatched by railway to Marseilles, to
be embarked for the Bast.

A letter hem Komilles, of Meaty, sap :
Eve eneniess left far the East taday with troops—
semely. the IBMs, belonging to the Nessageries Impirieles,
with the sniff dm &Thies et General ChameleepLeubst,
640 mesa of the 3814 Regiment sad 16 heroes for adman;
the Ave*, with 20 Assn beieseinit to fliferost ollePor
sad Mar of tbe 33ed ; the Valenta, with 300 Ma of t►e
ems segimeat, and of the 96th; the Alleelmay and Glee-
Sew. with 436 ertillseymen mad 332 artillery ban's.
TM elessmer Nieelsi 1., left yesterday for the Crimea.
with artillerymen and hoc..; she towed the Anglia'
threwmeslied need Keenth, which is of very large tea-
a'3% end whisk esatneed sesta idi, and s number of is..
Milsegieg to lament regiments. The splendid Raw tri-
pes the Ifeembe, she left fee the seam destination with
1,100 'slues. TM depenare of these three sapilmat
nee* &Mena a Mtge erewd le the jetty ; end se the
Meld I. siesseed a, the seta meg " eat les elves de
home "—es sir whisk seder the showiness% mated •
areas sweeties he ell whe heard it.

When the Christophe Coltish arrived at Mar-
seilles as Teasley, with the three wounded Cheersle,
Bones; Trashy and Malaga, a great crowd col-
lected en the quay to sea them lead. General &s-
-tolen, the Ossamander of the district, proceeded with
his sides-de-camp to the port to receive them. The
three generals were loudly cheered as they came as
shore; and it was remarked that the voyage mast
have done than good, as, notwithstanding the gra-
vity at their wounds, they seemed in tolerable health
and good spirits. General Constoo, who had been
mere slightly wooded. GSM over in the same vessel.
Gomel Regasnit de Bt. has d'Angely, who had
beta impelled by serious illness to return to Frame,
and whose health has now improved, has rue mud
the essamad of the Imperial Guard of Paris.

Tits Minister of Marine ham just decided that the
workmen sad clerks of the navel arsenals wham
salaries do not would to I,ooolr. n-yeer shell, on
assoust of the darns= of provision; receive extra
pay d Us s-day.
One el the most eminent publicists in Prawn, M.
St. Mars Otrardin, appends to se article in the
DAM* on the Polish Ombra! Mieroslawskrs recent
work, sodded "A Manorial, historical and political,
addressed to the French sad English nations," the
fallowing tantalising mid mysterious oanclusion
whet is the strategetissl awls** et (heal Ken.
sinal's political rased's' is the isoperteses of Poised
l as pant war ? Os the day whoa the Noah sad
Leda fats neat the Bale, they hod seas Ps the
sash ad south of Poised. Shen it wee that they should
ben Mak their blows. Rigs sad Oases sn the tee
pals that should base begs ensiled. bane they en the
We Pats which epos Poised to the anise of the Weft
hen *ewe vas is the nabs of Poised is need te
lib Pawl elegalag M the Wee et Omuraßhat.
Iligniaski. gbes. sew. us the pant was
411 he Poised ? That is a sadism useessinry
▪bg pm fah, tee the armor would be but tee
any. It b Watt that this ay de ash t bet. thew,
It nut egotism keg sad saline its sphere of amiss
is mews se me, tt a bey isea darned It as But
visa oasis, that if the war be shed, It will sot be s Praia
• I *an, wimp, be oast how do you. who an is
toad sl pea, sod sin sseir s lover a Poised, guessed'
7ter two idles—Peon sod Pelted? If I were
" • ansber of Peasant. I should be boned
Is sass ay "pain as the polar, but at • private
loilvidaal lea alit obliged to speak. I avail myself, this.
Nll7 athiegessi, sad, without doubting the lent is the
aid of the poseibility of nceseilieg peen sad Pearl. I
beabil Inn the quasi is than hands le ebb* it be-
Web dada it.
A postestia hos been instituted against the Ee-
*One 4 en entrust from Louis Blanc's "History
of the Bereintiss et 1830." The Proeurseraseeral
1171.__ Bo 10 not admit se an moue for the &cola-
bY the peas of anything that he may deem
libellous that the matter incriminated ie merely an
"nut from a standard work, although that work
lug bob been hitherto sold without gentian by all
bositmellgra,
?he Toga,ship of the line of the Imperial navy,
ce Cadiz ten days ago, was suddenly sinned
s wet of whirlwind, which carried away her three,
funk By the fall of the masts, an °Mow and mum'
tun men were injured, and two were killed. The
"at liming the Noe fell in with a three muted,
nund wbish towed her into Cadiz.
The International Bdentiffia C 411111111116011 appointed
b maims the project for cutting through the
11.011 gees sessnilied tie day beton yesterday, and
:anon on leaving ilanegles in a few days for
imeesnspenied by M. Ferdinand de Lamer sad
alailintliolorsy lit. Hilaire. They will rota fa=

Coin to Been. sad wake a complete norm of the
Wham, sad will then tanbark at Palen sad gamy
the chill, sad follow all the cow of Egypt ben Oen
to Alexandria. Thu Viesroy at Burt hum suds
way anaagentent for facilitating theme quad's'.

SPAIN.

The Madrid Gam& of the 97th publishes a hal- !
letia studs' that the Ling had bees very calm daring
the night, and that the offsets of the cerebral ammo-
don which be had felt the day Wars were Use
narked I the eentwdose were going as well. Another
bulletin. dated nine in the evening. map that the
King bad read the day without Widest, and felt
very eciatortable.
A private liner of the Nth says that the Bing has
entirely reeovered.
There le a project oe foot for a telegraphic lice
from Madrid to Liaison.

MADRID, OCT. 31.
Still the same downward teradeney in the fonds.
The Junta of Tariffs has coasiderably reduced the
duties as iron.

M. Broil. the Flame Nishtar, will present to the
Cortes his bill kr s raters el the tariffs about the
middle of November.

The Oarliet fitedeaa sad bands are eceepletely
reashiel.—DT.B. They hare been crashed and anni-
hilated at least fifty times ever.]

TUSCANY.

A Tamar is current at Fianna that a great
railway Me is esateinplated freer Azesso (Tammy)
to the Neapolitan frontier. cad that the umbers of
the boom of Orleans have taken a large sham in the
canons.

BAVARIA.

The Bavarian Goverament, by a recent mamma,
has taken off the restrictions on the importation aid
exportadon of sera in the Palatisata, imposed by a
Royal decree of tlie 2nd October of fact year.

THE GERMANIC DIET.

After wig *air privileges in 1848, in reties kr
certain pewter, e4vasteges, the nobles et
berg, setholdesed by eseememese Hamm* med
other states's/ ememany, sew snibbedy prebed that
they were injured by the ler gel% andio ;knee the
example set them by the ilemeverha seder,
have trar&d a petition to the Chmemmis pray-
ing this body to intercede in their habelg and taus
to be restated to them those mist pie=
This asserably took minimum of the
in its sitting of the 28th alt., and edmit4ed the thing
ot the nobles. 'rho Diet has aeemdlegly adopted a
resolatioe, in virtue of which the geverament at
Btutgardt is enjoined to make arrangements, to the
end that the claimants may naive an indemnity for
having lost their hts of vent and Teeny, their
patrimonial j • ' their exemption from certain
imposts, &a., which they had renounced in 1848.
According to the Diet, this step is indispensable for
putting the laws of the kingdom of Wurttemberg in
unison with the federal laws.