The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-13 00:00:00

TNt ROYAL ACADINT •ND THE CONMDX

SIONZJM

This morning was issued, in a return of thirteen
peas, a letter cossunistestiss the result of the deliberations
of the Royal Academy au the several matters °ordained is
the recootmeodstiess of the royal oommirsioners. The

order, agree with ore, of the view. of the orator-
down, but has other they differ very atregly. The
arsdraireeo propose to ealarge the weilemy by the raters
of its preforms! member, sod to nerve all reatridithe
with regud to the urialese of ether art moieties. With regard
to the coestitutiou of the acistemy, they Mee her the
irearaierreere is to the istrodostion of noo-profariosal
memben— a change which they regard as is "thealled-for

ineovetios." Thi soadeadaiane go over the several meow-
wiendatioes seriatim, sad state their views upon each. They
oomplais of the Assess of the artist elemset from the corn-
missios, and remark ea the inemeisteacy of this with the re-
corded opinion tithe somenwieneen that the pediment of the
artiste 'night be simisted by laymen. The members of the
academy submit that the comdmisas end views of the ewe -
minimises bsiem after all, these el isayealemisaal .ea,
must be regarded as apse to qmstica. The letter is
signed on the part of the modesty by For C. Eastlake, the
preattest, wed J. P. Knight, LA., secreeary al the academy.

Tin COVFZILINCL—The Plenipotentiaries ac-
credited to the London Conference met yesterday
at 1 o'clock, at the official residence of the First
Lord of the Treasury, in Downing-street, and sat
till 4 p.m. AU the members of the Conference
were present.

etwa- Bianca ZwrtirawirS.—This morning a
penal sbetract was booed of the greats for Qs 04
Service el 1864.& Oratpared with Wise for 19634 we
fled that or the Wide wee ohms thee is a set deeressis
this yesr of 183,1001. The told ems required for this year
is 7,622,1171. The decrease takes pion iskielly is Mae 7
(osisesilweeess. menial, sad temperer:7 objects), sad is
Class 1 (radio works and bai/diade).

..
Nsw Mvasow iirriumias; ilovra lEmenurros.
—TMcosapelitors who are willing that their seam should
he ailed to their desire exhibited ancsyveousiy to the
Bonet Oenery at the Palms at Westminster should own-
malaise with the .smeary of the °eke of Works, Id,
Whitehall-Own, Lrfeika. IL W.

The oonservatives of West Kent held a meeting
4 the Mar Botal, Maidetess, yesterday, to deiermise
apes a madhiste for their suffrages it the mart gess&
eleceiss. is ememmees el Sie Beimsed Irdmer, are of their
present MOWN.% harks intimated ids biteedes to retire
as the des of the parliament. /tee media& which ems
very memereesly 'Maeda, Mil presided sew by Visecesst
NevE. Mr.. GISSINNIM Herdy. 11.1'.. moved, eel lb.
Dames essemled, that Mn Bart Dike, eldest sea of Mr
Perryton Byks.of Lelleseteue Omile, Dartford, stsouldbe
requested to mese forward ea a eudidato, is acejussties
with their prams% member, Lord Holmeedale. The modes
wee carried wit► seibmisem, mid Mr. Dyirs, who was pes.

sat, intimated Ids seseellese at the indention.
The ()overate. of Madras and Lady Denison, the

Consosailar•ta-Cliist, Sir Colley Ittotiaad tits Chid Jaaties,
sad "al the busty ad faaltiaa." ea tliii local Daily
New hr it, ware prat at the list osetieg of the Hockey
CM at McCrea, wialab teat paw it aseatit

Rao Bahattoor Raawittutdra Bakettotaajoe has
jolt Mersa to Bombay bow itogisod, to white easstry
be bad pea about a year ars to opts as agency boom
Although bk worms* is breaking through lb* trassooll of
sato anio highly approved of by a autabor of hia ocsuitry-

men all the time el Ur lesoieg. moor that be hoe retrusioll
than seems to be ems inelisettos to put the baa et =caw

mmicstiss is form slimiest hiss ibis Blowier. s mtim
pspsr, maws a vimmue appal to tits " Prshisis," to which
caste the Rao below, to deed by the rim whom visit to
Imised Ms proved an Warm to them.

.
Academe ooetume enjoys but watt favour from
the native slisdeete of tie Calcutta Lleisersity, bat tip
WORE it es s =Maw oC serenity. Clee et tie astir' papers
toys that lig "vestige et s ilea youth. who missile
uroteepiely with tie black today cif its Uriversity town,
a Kamm turbos for • cupola, is palatally depicted is his
features" It le a. " abesalastioe," it I. "wetly," sad
" esorienty sad bairn," soesning to oar oretersporery,

"combine to give It na annoying him."
The difficulties connected with the fund dispo-
sition In India at the remslme al the Renee Mugs mania

seem te bete become oi•od ieetroteeetable. The wit of
the Reese to Regised bre, is the eeliatalioe of eons of the

bigoted 00011001 ;ad &shades. pat law out at M. and the
that et her dying there adds famously to the edgiest
seems. Besides. the body has beau stababsied. sad this
basing et fears* been dens by llarepeses. prams% fresh
difficulties is the priests. la feet, the Nile at Bombay
base seismal to set on their ewe rsepossibilfty, sad sew
await ilsa °plaices at the high priest at Dasrilessr to whew
the weiglay shatter barn been tarwerded tor daisies. The
iswehay Quests Woks that the jollier applioetiess alt
eseasy, ia the way at Om, do=lor, sad good Using will
cereatually settle the quastisa. Dbuleep Sash would
appear to base ahaadomed the °bole Walton. his cause is
saes(
WI methe &
lid at peapeagen who lett Bombay for Buss by
as

TEE

:NG, MAY 13,

'CE AND THEIFRUCM.
sraesiatt Gazette, ons gaper
meainitis of Berlin, contains the followinV
marks on the suspension of hostilities

conclusion of a truce leaves us in provisional pos-
session, it is true, but still in possession, recognised
by an international act, of the two duchies and the
greater part of Jutland--a possession sufficient to
Serve as a pledge for the isle of Alien, which re-
mains in the hands of the Danes, and where, we
are informed, typhus prevails to such an extent as
to make it anything but a desirable acquisition at
tweient. We owe these splendid results as much
to the heroic courage of our brave army, as to the
able and energetic direction of our diplomacy ; and
we are convinced that the latter will omit nothing
to make what are now merely provisional results
definite ones. To accomplish these ends our diplo-
macy may rely not only on the energetic support
of the•srmy, bat of the whole Prussian and German
people."