The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-09 00:00:00

RELATIONS BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Correspondence du Monk, of the 6th, est-
I tains the following:
BillitLlN, J 434 4.
_

It has often been mid that the relating of no Cabinet
of Berlin with the Cabinet of the Tuileries on iamb sum
estidietory than those maintained with the Cabinet of St.
lames's. Beastly a fact has mmund, whisk moves that
Prusia's Mations with Mislead loan musk to be desired.
It upon that the Bari ofClarsina km had at Leaden en
latarvew with Count do Berastorf, the Prussian Ambas-
sador, la 'thin the role of Preen in the Easters question
has been diseaseseL Tree Earl of Clarendon, in Ms mimicker,
spoke in no sysinsal tams of the asstrallty of Prussia ;
he emplaned that Prussia coatintas to *end large viand.
tits of war material to Russia, sad that the Prussias go.
vsnmett, a tolerating this state of things, Inds a head to
the enemy of Prams sad lagiaaL The Bari of Claris-
dot, monover, esproasel his surprise that superior seen
Ono Prussian army should have swilsted at the Idte or-
poised by the Bonn Ambassador at Berlin la celebrities
of the sarrauder of Kan, end that the mess of Bus had
been used after she taking of that forums as • wig main
at • it., at Bulls, as U the Using had alined •
glaring vinery for Ms arms of Prussia. Ens it ',ag-
hast soatiated the Earl of Clanadm, wore not
to en ia all those faats so luny demonstrations
in (anti of Ruda. It onld sot &end obsetwing the add-
Wean with which Pities sestina her morel so-operatin.
&mind will bad itself than competed to take some minas
and seen haste ansamess, If the 'shiest et Delia doss set
see It to cbasgs its attitude. The ambassador of Prussia
has add/sand to kis government a noildsatial &spank
entainiag a very detailed menu of this latervisw. This
down arrived at the time li. de Mansura was at
Lamm, but be retuned be Berlin lamediately ea hosing
of Cant Bentsterfra donatek. TM swell of minium
assembled wider the presidency et the KM, at Charlottes.
berg, sad the commtaleations made by the Bul of Clam
des to the Priest's ambassador at Leaden wore
swan discusred. Although the dedications of Eng-
land have pinned • maraud impreeims hire,
it does not i.e. that Pruden will make my attempts to
prevent the mossares somplalned of by the Eaglish Eine-
tn. It is believed that there is • amnion of the eventual
Mocked@ of no Preens parts in the Bads. The rumour
of the possible omeastratica of the Preen army epos the
aline ha. mad* a samatien, sad it has been suggested to
interdict the ciretlatioa la Prussia of the Gotten steam
hosirg, whin lint published tits report.
It is knows kers, teem no beet Mims, that Sweden is
preparing for partisipation is the great sweats of which the
shone of the Baltic will be the theatre fa the appronshiag
epriag. re. armaisonts of Sweden and Norway en bong
paned forward with peat energy.

PRESENTATION OF THE GRAND CROSS
OF THE LEGION OF HONOUR TO THE
SULTAN.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Esc. 31.

The event of the last few days is the imposing
g
ceremony which took place at the Imperial Palace
on Saturday, when M. de Thouvenel, escorted by all
the members of the French Embassy, presented to
the Schen the star in diamonds, together with the
other insignia, of the Grand Cross of the Legion of
Honour.

This in the first time that a Sultan has ever ac-
cepted a foreign decoration, although numerous
attempts have been made at different times to indium
him to receive one.

All the mieiaters, grand dignitaries, and military
Perim, were present on Saturday, and it was is their
praises that the French Ambassador promated the
theoretion and the autograph letter from the Rope-
me. To the remarks of the Amboandor, the Sultan
made the following reply :
I look apes time precious lasigala, sot wily ea a seem&
of the private friewalehlp or his Illejoity the Emperor, my
august ally, towards myself, bet alas OS sae of t►e gross
resoles el the amenable elbows whisk le destined to con-
solidate for evn the frissally Mallet' wad& existed of old
between' the two supine. low the more trashed ►y Ms
mark of meld is the part of ►is itejesty, tor du mese
that it fa the tnt remain digerati.. wide\ I hero resolved,
sad that I resoles It Sem the Leads of se datiagniebed as
sabeseeder.

I lawny hope that my wastwalag 'forts to .an Ilse
MMus., of all my ettitieste will Do weewsed with tbe dosind
weessor, sad that my impart, boosoforetk too of the members
of the groat Esrey*** family, will prove to the satire sal-
verse that it is worthy to easupy ow iseportwat plain is the
.mthly et the "Waked madame. Turkey will sever forgot
the gnome eloriaree whlsh boo ..bl. Anise have leeposeti
epee tkowweives la seder that this great ad hap malt II
may be 'babied.

I mll writs at ems te tm Emmet ho Mani N. .y
thanks, bit I oak yrs aim. M. Ambommitm, to ammlat
him with my metimmts.

THE CRIMEA.

The Mariteur of this =ruing publishes a dispatch
free Marshal Pelkeler, of the 28th Des., magma
leg that the volunteers of OSUMI d'Autesaine m-
-1011641 a coup de mein against the Rossiene, es the
night of the 26th of Diestaber.
It sunned to 18 Russians killed and 18 made
priimusers, and 20 Cassocks mad 30 muskets tar
tared.

No Preach won either killod or wounded.