The Press.
London, England, 1854-03-25 00:00:00

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fleets on on their arrival in: the Baltic, and of forcing
the Prussian GotbnilineAti;to take part in the war
against Ituasia4 ~, ~ .„. 1 ,
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We are enabled to state that nussta has recogntset
the neutrality of Sweden, on the terms insisted 'ii:‘'ci,
by the latter power. It remains to be Seen wotti
course wig be now adbpted by Denmark, as, riots itliL
standing Ittissiat intlne.nee in that country, 'a tr,setty
proriffing for joint action between Sweden and Den-
mark is known to exist.--Otobe.
The preparations at Brestare in.the 'Most forward
state. Ily the latest letters, the Jeuumappes, Ow in-
lieatible, on board which Admiral DucliCsue* ii to
hoist hie flag, and the stew-frigate Parka., wtro in
the roadstead ; the Soullear, the Tagf?, and ,ale
Breslau were to be ready for sea yesterdii inid tile
equipment of the frigates Ilyeke, Arial i, 14401 ;
and C4so was proceeding with the greatest WS.:
tivity.
Advices from Algiers annonnhei .iliat 4,l4.ything
had been arranged for the departure of troops tbr
the Rest.
It is said that terms have been enteved intabetween
the English lloveinment and the French railway
it
companies, by winch the latter engage to forward
horses to any of the ports.at the rate .2PO 4,de.Y.
The marriage of Prince Lucien twat, grandson
of Murat King of Naples, with the aughter of the
Prince de Wagram, was celebrated at the Tuileries
on Thursday with great pomp. The Emperor and
tinprese were present at the benediction.
The delivery of the English journals in Paris is
now delayed by nearly two hours, in order to allow
tithe for t supervision of their contents by censors.
This is owing to the publication of documents- and
i pamphlets which have been prohibited in rance,
and notably to that of the suppressed Oroehure en-
titled the "Map of Eutope," Similar .precautions
were used in the early part of the Emperor's reign,
at a time. when his conduct was somewhat sharply
criticisedhOlie London . press, hut have been king
discontinued.
Prince Lonis Lucien Bonaparte arrived in Venice
on the 2nd.
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The Tnrin Chamber of Deputies, on the!ilard,
sanctioned the. loan of 35,000,000 liras h a»> Miry
of 113 to 45. ; i!,.i i . - -

Letters from Lisbon of the 19th announce —die
death of Count Barbacena, Minister of War tinder
Dorn Miguel. The affair of the Coimbra students
had fallen to the ground.
The Italian Parliament has been prorogu,A for
six months. The agitation continues. The expor-
tatiOn bf grain has been prohibited.
LIEUT.-GENERAL LOTX. SP.ATON has received the
colonelcy of the 2nd Regiment of Life Guards, vice
the Marquis of Londonderry, deceased; ,and Major-
General Sewell that of the 79th Fuot, vice Lieut.
General Hay, deceased;
PREPAIIITIONS FOR WAR.
The Cambria, Cunard steamer, sailed yesterday
from Liverpool with detachments of the 33ed, 49th,
40th, and 77th Regiments of Foot, comprising 27
officers and 014 men. The Niagara is under orders
to sail again for Malta, to convey the 88th f Connanglit
Rangers), lately stationed in Preston. The Tenerife
will leave the Mersey early next week with a farther
detachment of troops. Nine more ships have been
surveyed in the port of Liverpool for the transport
service.
The first division of sailing-transports, with horse
artillery on board, took their departure on Monday,
from Woolwich, for the East, Captain Atilue,, the
member of the Board of Admiralty who bas the
arrangement of this service, haying minutely inspected
the ships before their departure.
The Usti 42nd, and 44th Regiments had arrived in
Malta on the 17th from Gibraltar.
Sir George Brown left London on Wednesday for
the East. According to present arrangements, Lord
Raglan is not going till next month.
By the latest advises from Constantinople we learn
that Sir John Burgoyne was at Verna. The Caradoe
was under orders to go for him on the 2ttth.
Lord Lucan has gone over to Ireland ACk , rt' an g e
his private affairs previous to taking commeud of
the cavalry division. The Hon.,Mr. Charteris, 92nd
Highlanders; Captain Walker, 7th Dragoon Guard's;
and Lord Bingham, of the Coldstream Guards, have
been appcinted aides-de.eamp to his lordship.
The Earl of Cardigan has left Portman-square for
Y)nblin, to resume the cornmeal& of the 11th, Prinoe
Albert's Hussars, now under orders for the East.
The inhabitants of Marseilles are making arrange
merits for a grand fete to be given to the Duke of
Cambridge on his arrival in that city, where he is to
embark for the East.