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The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-22

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE EXPECTED PEACE

La Prime, of yesterday evening, describes the
existing " situation " as follows :—" Preliminaries of
peso, are in oxidate; they have been accepted by
Runk, and it only remains to give them toll value
that the signature of the Powers interested be
attached. This signature, se we have already said,
east eoly be a matter of ken. Ne further distension
can take place upon propositions perfectly defined
and drawn oat. The Austrian propositions will be
transcribed word for word, and recorded in a special
protocol, at the foot of which the signatures
of all the plenipotentiaries will be affixed. A
general armistice will immediately follow, and the
definitive negotiations will be opened immediately
afterwards. Ressia demands, it appears, that the
songrem seeable either in a small German capital
or at Parts. A previous question, that of the admis-
sion of Prussia, will, however, be decided before the
°peeing of the coogrees."
We read in the Wigwam of Vienna :

Whoa Primo Oldsbaler& woe alluvium& that the Allies
had Indy realm& set to depart hoes the &mead of a
►tn aid simple asseptame of the propesitimie, he was for •
while sadesided what he should do. At lot he lavited •
esaferesee, which was hold la hie hotel, sad at whisk were
preemie the prlasipal saambers of the Bastes Legation, the
Ambassador of • Madly sestral power, sad Oeleael de
Maateafral, all of whim advised him to petit est to the
Cowl at St. Poitereberg the aacestlty of asseptlag the pro-
positions, remerklag that if Bessie refired to restore poses
to Swope, the lashes which ►ad hitherto remised mistral
would be meapelled to tars galas* It. This advise was
desisive. Priam Glertehalmir asked time to refloat ; mat a
bilegesphle &ipso& to St. Petersburg, frees whams come •
soma& time Me slivaillesat words, • I adhere."
London, England, 1856-01-22

who mole default sad the sheriff sold. The set proceeds
won 171. 41., which had bees paid ea mesa* of the damages I 1
sad costa. Mr. Phillips, it wee alleged, had lest the
hisolv.ot setae time Ascii 1801., and had paid 1111.os account' 1
of the beanies is Jewry•Strltlbt. He allowed the issolvest'e 11
wife toearry on the Dustmen at the penult time. 11
Mr. Patin was examined, as also as auttosser who bad •
tamed Of indium 41 is the Found, which the former was',.
I wo:licit to pay. Oa. of the pcsespal creditors declicel the'
offer, and there was sa sad of the natter. The insolvent
had bees discharged as sureties by this mart.
Mr. Sleigh enteaded that the lupines had aggravated
his case by the jastilleatioa sad by the satocusest disposi-
tion of his propreg to his father-in-law, which was a joggle
Winn then.
Mr. 11.0abrey admitted that the iaselnat bed send In a
ven foolish maw w4h regard te the affair with Wager,
sad for which a jedgerst nut be penosseed. As to Hsi
nonaletles with Mr. Phillips there was se prelims foe the
ellegatics that It was an ambit dispositioa of property. He
footed that Phillips bad 'ionised pubis( valid for hi.
tansy, asd nun be lestrted as a creditor for the nosey he
had aunt:ed.
The Chief Connieskoser said that there nut be mead-
nests before he could edjaditate upon the win. As te the
✓aults of tin ease with regard to the °wain creditor' it
• was as aggravated aad bed lasts. It would seem that the
' tosolunt was ens of then prises whe would nia Itleasell
nther thus make say reparation. As is Phillips, the
several useaals wen lassesisteut ose with tha other. The
nee oast Mead over.
• It was sing whether the court would extend the dia. •
I amp sa sonties.
Fits HIRAM at ones refund to allow the iasolvtut to
renal' in boil, sad he west to prison.
' The ion was adjourned to the 11th February.
London, England, 1856-03-10

GENERAL WILLIAMS.

Bailin, MARCH 7.—The last news from St. Peters-
burg is that General Williams had left Tiflis for
Moseow in reciovered health.

A letter from Odessa of the 22nd ult., in the Aus.
Irian Gatate, says :—H The Greek legion Nicholas I.
arrived here yesterday. Its commander, Prince
ranks as a captain in the Russian army.
The legion is to be quartered in Bessarabia, and will
probably be disbanded at the conclusion of the war.
General Count Osten-Backe' started this day for St.
Petersburg. The regiments of the Guard ander
General Paniatine are still in the Crimea, and will
not return to the north before May, even if peace be
I concluded. The new commandant of the Crimean
army has transferred his head-quarters from Baktchi-
Sorel to SimpheropoL"
London, England, 1856-03-10

THE POISONING CASE AT LEEDS.

Laos, SATIJADLT.

This day Mr. William Dove was brought before
Mr. Jolla Hops Shaw sod Mr. aolpt Mariam!, two of tho
. _ . . . . .

magistrates of ibis borough, sitting at rho Coatt-house, for the
purpose of being remanded, in custody, until the (occlusion
of the coroner's Inquisition on the ►ody of the vile of the
prisoner.
_ _

Mr. °WWI Kell, the coroner's dicer, made efildsvit
tttat the prisoner wee duly in (into!), on sospicion of being
eeneersed in the valtwfill death of hie wifi.

Mr. Shaw asked the prisoner it be wished tt say anything
why he should net be remanded.

The pigeon's replied Ilia* be bid seeking to say at pre-
sent. He was then ►emended until Tuesday west.

We believe it la set likely that the ewe Will tice lavesti-
gakd by the magistrates, bat that, at present, it will be left
In the bands cf the cermet.

The prioner, who a 29 years of age, is the only sea of
the late Yr. Christcphsr Dove, of Park-upon, Leeds, for-
merly so 'militia currier and lather merchaat in that
tcwa. For some time the prisoner has been living in is.
depsadeet ernmstasees, bat early in life he was attraeted
es a fanner and agriculturist, and it is said that he one'
oteapied a small farm in the neighbourhood of Lade, but
thst be gave it up some few peers ago. He is well con•
netted, and the ease is whisk he le now implicated has
muted great minutest. It amen he. one of the Leeds
papas of this day that he was appreltesded and kdged
la prison on the 11th of August, 1854, os a charge of at-
tempting his own life with a pistol, bat was liberated after
being saitably reprimasded by the Leeds bench of 'sash-
imi's. His aafortuaste wife wee a Mill Jenkins, a Ply-
mouth lady, who has a brother a elergymas sad professor of
mathematics at Mediu. The prisoner wee untried to her
three years and a half ago. Bh. bat loft se children. Her
mother and Motor eau* to Leeds last Monday to visit her,
tie letter astoanciag her death not having ruched Ply-
mouth at the time of their departure. It is said that the
prisoner, who appears intelligent sad is a good-1 okiag
man, bee led a somewhat Irregular life, sad that the chief
property left him by his father is in the f rem of as annuity.
TM following is a espy efa letter written ►y the miscast
to Mr. Maley, the eargeoe, is the Inane of ale wife's
illaset

" Dan 6ir,-11n. Dove Mlle me she km entire ecafidean
in pee, sad she Mien it would be going se needless espenee
to have say one else. Don't be deeened—l hive satin
otoaddeam. I dee% wish t, grieve yes to-day. Will yen
be lied enough to speak to Mrs. Dove to-aorrow on reli-
gion, for eke says she wants souse penes to take her by the
tumid, fur she teals herself a sinner.—l am, deer sir, yours
reepeettelly, " Wrunet Dom"
London, England, 1856-03-10

PRUSSIA.

The King of Prussia, says a letter from Berlin, of
the 3rd, came into this capital yesterday from his
country residence, and paid a visit to Prince George
of Mectleriburg-Strelitz and hie consort, the Grand
Duchess Catherine, who arrived the same day at the
Russian embassy.
Projects for the establishment of private banks are
Increasing in such an extraordinary manner that the
government is deliberating on the means of prevent•
tog the too great issue of bank note..
London, England, 1856-12-09

the new Cesgrees. But the comolusion of a Treaty
of Peace was understood to be the only bosinearikat
was to be brought before the original Costs
What assurance have we that plisaftreas
emulate the Coafereness eibieding the of
their diecossious P What VIM Idfnilber fee •
tell the diplomatists in Congress assembled that the
notice takes of the condition of Italy at the Con-
ferencee, has only rendered the affehs of the Penin-
sula more complicated and dangerous P

Tax Kieg of Paussu has, it is urged, a
party in Neufchatel. Of nano he hes. In what
°pantries have not all deposed and expelled So-
vereigns a party f Th. Pinwount had a party
in England; the Bouuaoit aad °num families
have each a party in Franco; the House of Wass
hes a party in Sweden i nen the sons of ITOIIIIIDi
had a party in Mexico; and Canine and Moun-
ters still exist in the Pennants. Bat the world
disregards all nonparties I the Goveranwits of the

countries affected by them era recognised by other
States because they possers the power and the deter-
mination to keep down these factious, and to punish
them if they attempt to disturb the peace. So in
Neufchatel, there is a dynastic party; but it is a
small minority; and yet, though it has raised rebel-
lion, abed blood, and tried its head at civil wet.,
we are told that it must not suffer the just came-
queers of defeat; that it mast not be punished;
that it must be set at liberty; that the Bing of
PRUNIA may fdte, and reward, and stimulate its
leaders to new (Mathew:es
London, England, 1856-12-09

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

[ON IN SICILY.

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(BY 60111AMIND AND DRUMM TILIGMAPR)
Crßom OCR OWN CORNISPONDNNTI

PARIS, TUESDAY Moarnso.

A despatch has been received from Naplee, dated
the 7th, anuounciag that the insurrection in
Sicily has been suppressed and that Bentivegns has
been made prisoner.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. N.

. _
The Second Army, under the oommand of General
Laden, whole now on leave, is disrolved. The 4thosth,
and 6th Army corps, of which the Second Army was
originally composed, will resume their place as di..
tinct corps.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Striper.
Twenty-Ere political refugees, compromised in the
Hungarian revolution, are amnestied by an Imperial
decree.
London, England, 1856-01-14

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1856.

therefore the limitation for We May look something.
likaa 4aam. But. we ars Oispcsad to dilatant the
peeuliar circumstsmees of * raw point at the
other way. Lord • FALMIMITOn Las, we trust, wider
slum lied for mile views we wiedially give him
credit. For it is impossible to debt that the Palma
MINISTER has already sown the seeds of a system
which may yet bear golden trait.

(FROM A WEST-END CORRESPONDENT.)
Os dit that there is to be a land campaign in the
north; 40,000 English and 50,000 French troops are
to be employed ; the former to be withdrawn from
the Crimea, under the command of Sir Colin Camp-
bell. On dig that Admiral Lushington, who com-
manded the "Naval brigade "—a dashing offioer,
only 44 years old—is to command the Baltic fleet
this year. On girt that Mr. Gladstone is to lead the
peace party in the House of Commons next session,
and that Lords Blandford and Granby, Sir James
Graham, Messrs. Cobden, Bright, Milner Gibson, and
Laing (the member for the Austrian railways), have
enrolled themselves under his banner. It is alleged
that they are to be backed by some M.P.a connected
with the money market, but that Mr. Disraeli stands
aloof. On dit that a question is to be raised in the
House of Commons as to the propriety of giving the
Lhiltern Hundreds to a man in the position of the
ex-member for Rochester.

LATEST
London, England, 1856-01-14

MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.

The Earl of Clarendon was prevented from at-
Wading the Cabinet Cooacil ea Friday, by the airfoils M-
assa of a pour relative. The amble earl remains at the Grove,
am Watford.

The Chancellor of the Backmost was also pmeloded from
atteadiag the Cabinet Council by illness in the family.
The Right Ron. H. Labeeichere has left tows, for Stoke.
perk, sear Windsor. The right hon. gentleman and lAdy
Katy eons* to town for the season the week after neat.

----
The Right Hon. Hobt. Vernon Smith, M.P., left town
aft*: the Cabinet Council or Friday. for his swat, Farming
Woods, Northamptonshire.

. .
Viscount Palmerston has returned to Smallest& The
noble Premier and Lady Palmerston will eons to town
sent week.

Sir Warp Grey is rapidly :seaming frog Iris recent
aceldrrt.
London, England, 1856-01-14

t. 4

STRAND.
A melodrama called IA/ Y.olfy Tree Tons, founded
ai Ms Cans/ram 'umber of Di:butes MuseAeil Weeds.
las bus produced at this thestre. Tb. 'darer, es ram
M sorb sews, has committed the mistsb• of endeavesting
ft Malteds tea mech. Die'MSS'S Christmas 'amber instates
a arise anemia telos,Missected by the alight framswaek
abatis tall by cubes ladlvidsals to a pedants mowed
sp at a emotry inn. instead of takicg lOUS oar
of them as the 'abject of the piese, fragments of
!almost all of Om are istroduced In a way will:6
is utterly costumed and ualatslbgible. Tbe most coherent
portico is a tele of mystery and murder, componadel oat
ef two or the stories, the Ostler- and the PLor Pao•
deer," but containieg very little that belorige to
Diskens. The best subject of soy—the pretty tale of its
hie children who eloped for Gretna grus—faroishes but
sae very brief mese, whieb, slight as it is, is the chief
•Itenetims 5.5 tbe pieta. The two little creatures ars so
tharetiegl Wed by Master sad Miss BMWs, that we aro
aarprised that the adapter did not me the advantage of
maim/ the most of this part of the subject The put of
the Boots i* admirably sated by Mr. J. Ciarkr, who to
the story of tee children (in Dickens's ows word.) wars
mush min ribeity and (mils', and their little moos with him
is really se Ths piece, indeed, is Wiegman well gm
up sod aced. and notwithstanding its lathy constrnai .0,
his same effective scums, which entitle It to its favourable
neeption.

MR. ANDLIMON AS ROB RoT. This eveniog
the "Ore*: Wizard of the N.wtb" is announced to
appear Wore a London andlesee ie a new character. that of
ea actor. Rc,6 Roy is Mies got up at Coyest Garden on • l
peed scale. The Sc..ttish robber chief uto be played by
dedere,n. Mrs. J. W. Wallach impersenees Helen
M'Orrecr. The Bailie will be Mr. Gourley. of Ediebtarth
am Glasgow celebrity. Mr. Marry Pte/111n, who bas butt
ais successful in hie burlesque of Henry VIII. in the yanto-
mine, will risresent the Dogrel. Mr. George Per.es will
owstato the pert of Francis Osbaldistoo, and Mr. Som.'
Cowell that of Major Galbraith. The sin en scene, it is
aid, is to be unneually greed.
London, England, 1856-01-14

THE POLICE COM&

THAMBS..

Alas Bryant, en Irisite-itT,enly 13 years of age, was
brought before Mr. Yardley, °barged with the commission
of numerous robberies. Tbe prisoner has been a thief for
the last two years. No. 130 H gave her history. Her father,
a labourer, living in the vicinity of Rosemary-lane, married
amend wile • few years ago, neglected hie shildren,asd ban
sines joined the militm, leaving his little ones to the dune
of a step-mother. The prieoner was neglected, and not
having a good 'ample before her, Weems a visions sod
artful thief. Bhe committed several robberies and wee
summarily convicted. In April last she wee committed for
trial on four different charges of robberies, and there were
pis mote charges against her. She was convicted at the
Clerkenwell sessions and seateneed to BIZ months' imprison-
ment and herd labour I. the Westminster Dridewell. On her
liberation ohs was sent by the chaplain of the gaol to en
institution called the Refuge for noiseless Children, in
Hroad.strest, Bloomsbury. When the premier is at large
no house or room is safe. She possesses herself of door-1
keys, and has committed an enormous amount of robberies,
disposing of the principal part of the plunder at leaving-
*hope," where pinions carry on the bonuses of a pawn•
broker without • Bursae. On Friday the prisoner entered
the house of a woman named Donworth, and, is the absence
of the occupier, let herself in with the key elm had pre.
16[11281y stolen, took down a large clock, and was leavieg the
house with it, when she was detected and given into
custody.
Charlotte Headley, female searcher at the Lemanstrest
station-house, stated that she searched the prisoner at the
station house, and found sir keys upon her.
Kelly said one of the keys opened the door of Dunworth's
roost, and the others the apartments of lire different
persons who bed been plundered.
Mr. Yardley said the prisoner was • most aceorsplished
thief, end committed her to prison for threes months.
London, England, 1856-01-14

cur court.

WINDSOR, Jaw. 12.
The dinner party yesterday included the Duchess
of Heat, the Coast of Flanders, Lady Fussy Howard, Da-
-1 roams de Speth, the Speaker of the How of Commons sad
Mre. Shaw Lefevn, Sir OeorgaCouper, Rear-Adtatrel lie-
Bitten, sad Captain Ban nHe.

The band of the Grenadier Guards performed dating
dinner. The Quen's private band nfterwarda played in the
Castle.

Price, Albert, secerapanied by the Count of Pleader',
west to London this morning by a special train of the South
Western Railway. The Prince drove to Buckingham
Palace, sad returned to the Castle at two reabsok in the
Juno's.

Tits Coast of Flanden visited the Belgian Minister, in
Portland place ; and also paid a visit to the Dachas of
Olowestev, at Gloucester House. Hie Repel Hightails
, enemas returned to the Canis.

The Right Hoe. the Speaker and Mrs. Shaw Wane, and
RevAdminl W. A. B. Hamilton left the Ciatle in the
afternoon.

The dinner party Included the Deans of Heat, the
Prisons Royal, the Count of Flanders, Lady Fanny
Hosrud, Dueness de Bpoth, Col. the Hoa. C. B. Phipps,
and Captain Burnell&
The Baad of the 2nd Life Gouda played daring Caner,
sad afterwards her Majesty's priests band.

Scruusu, Isis lb.
The Hama aad Prism, the Prime of Wales, the Prisons
'loyal, Priam Alfnd, and the Prisms Alias, the Ladies
sad geatlesea of the Court and the Dosestie Household,
attended Divine Henke this monde( Is the Prints Chapel
of the Cantle. The Hoa. sad Very Ray. the Dean of Windsor
oflkdated.

Viseauat Pataaerstou loft town on Saturday for his ant
Broadlauds, Haat&

Sir Charles Wood alas ►eft town es Saturday es a visit to
Visoonat Palmerston.
Despatches for the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope
wars lest on Saturday frost the Cslosial•ofdoe.
London, England, 1856-01-14

TWO CONVICTS PARDONED.

On Saturday her Majesty's pardon wu granted to
two prisoner., eosfined in Relegate, named William Rush.
worth gad John Boys. Them plisoners were ocavieted at'
the November oration., before the lear. ad Recorder, of a
highway robbery, alleged to have bete. committed spin •
gam/seat of militia, near,klexton Church. Aecordiag to the
evidenos of the prosecutor, he waa returning home about
12 o'clock at night, whoa he came up with the prisoners,
and some coaversation took place between them upon the
subject of recruiting. After a few words had pawed, one
of the prisoners pinned him suddenly against the railings
of the churchyard, and matched his watch from his fob
He was then knocked down, sad both the prisoners Fit d
his pocket. and took away some silver money. Only ate of
the primaers sou apprehended at the time ; bet it appeared
that the other one went to the police station, and he was then
gives in charge. Both prisoners, it appeared, (healed that
they bad any intention to 031101711 i a robbery, and
they dechred that the sergeant bad, in the first instance,
got up a queers! with them, ant Boys went to the station
how* after R. shworth wee taken into custody for the
purpose of natio/ the real fasts of thecae', sad of prefer-
rieg a charge against the prosecutor. The prisoners were
defended at the trial by Mr. Payne and Mr. Ribtos, and
they set up this defence es behalf of the prisosers. A
number of winsome. wars galled, who gave them both •
most excellent charm/ter. The jury, however, mused a
mallet of "Guilty." The kissed judge himself was net
quite madded with the verdict, sad he remitted the judge
most with a view to afford ea opportunity for further in-
warier!, sod the ease has mood ever for two seeeless for that
nerpeoe. TM encase' for the prisoners, who also, it appeared,
estertalsed a strong °pities that the verdict was sot • jest
ewe, inteseeted themselves actively in the matter, and the
Mesh has been a very among belief in the mind of the
Massed Resorder and the advisers of the mown, that
*ore was no foundation for the charge of highway rob.
bevy. Her Majesty has sewseq'neatl putted both pri•
mace a free rade., sad they has beendiseharged Irene
outody.

STATE OT THE ROADS IN ST. PANCIAS.-0o
&turd.), wreak' • rabbit meeting of owners of property
and lehabitsat householders in the Hearsteek-kill district,
was held st the Queen's Anse, QIII•11.11.road, far the purism.
of into orosederatios the dwareditais asd demitasse
state of weer of the reads In the neighbourhood. Oa the
innties of Mr. Litahlkid, • nesiorisl wee adopted for
proseataties to tits vestry. • seemtrout depetetleo bevuto
t bees appotated to .preaest the eennorisi, the reeeediese
ieiselle•
London, England, 1856-03-26

NICOLAIEFF.

A letter from Nicolsidro in the Mondeur de la
Flails, gives soma details of what is going on at pre-
sent at that place:
Two days beck a aommiasion, complied of five persons,
aid presided over by one of tee heads of the Bard of Ad-
mirsity, arrived here from St. Petersburg *herded with the
task of taking an inventory of all that the dockyards and
eternal contained. It was received in due fora by Captain
&big'', of the Russian navy, formerly secretary to the
Board of Admiralty of the Blatk Ita, now dissolved, and
at once commenced ita climatical. The Grand Duke Con-
stantine is, it is said, to arrive here in a few days to in-
spect the proceedings of the commission. The materiel
lying is this establishment, coneidered capable of being
turned to account, is to be transported to the Baltic,
after having been classified end duly marked down la
the bloke of the onimission, article by article. Already
eli the utensils for manufacteriag gunpowder and
the materials from the artillery depot have been
loaded en carts Winging to the military bag-
pipe train, and ere to set out without delay. The navy
school for the sena of de nobility, the school of maritime
mincer., end that of the naval artillery, are already eva-
cuated. Bailer menses are to be applied to Rhinos.
That pert, though shorn of its former splendour, still eon-
;sins some gee eitablisheaents belonging to the imperial
nary, which ore now to caste to emir. The commission has
received orders to /reseed there, and to heeled* that place
is its labours. In additions, is order to correspond with all
them measures, the defences and ammials of Otchakoff,
Ovidiolol, Tempel, and Veszesensk, and other fortified
pinta of that sone established to co-operate with the idea
is virtue of which Sebastopol and Nicolait fF were created,
are shoat to be notably diminished. No one can precisely
say spirit Nicelaiiff will become after its being thus aban-
doned by the war establishments. It is said that, in spite
. .

of Use reprn agitations of Odessa, it will be declined a free
port, in order to attract Mere the trade of all nations. It
is also said that a university is to be established there for
t►e young men of the r ch families of the 'ramble. Already,
t►e Academy of Scieneee if fit. Petersburg has proposed to
establish thin en agronomical obsireetory of the second
class, and a meteorological one of the Best, the connU7
being exceedingly faroarable for such establishments.

Count Rodolphe d'Appony, the new Austrian Mi-
Witer it oar Court, has orrivad at Manic% oa his way to
London.
London, England, 1856-03-26

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

TREATMENT OF MILITARY NEGLECT IN

Much sensation has been produced at St. Peters-
burg by the followieg imperial order of the day,
dated the 12th of this month, and published in the
IsevaltWe Busse of the 16th :

Ris Majesty the Emperor, having been informed that
the battalioas of Depot of the Sixth Corps of laterite?,
WM& in the cone of the year 1866 were Net as reinforee-
meats to the troops is the Crimea, wore sot at the time pro-
vided with the equipmente warm fee the long route
w►ich they had to traverse, decrees :
s seven reprisal% is %dieted am LintessaVGesseal
Marine. Commander of the Divides, who neglected to see
that the orders of the Government, Oven in writing, were
wonted by his subsedisates—coadeet which gm tile to
. _ .

1 the greatest disorders during the msrob.
♦ reprinted is also icflisted upon Major-Oeueral De
Briar, Chief of the Staff of the Blurted Infantry, and of
the Army Depos, sad of his Majesty's suite, for the last-
teatime and negligence with which he reviewed the abeve-
sasationed battalions, before their deportees from Moscow.
His Weedy farther orders to be brought before a council
of war Msjor.Osnenl Volkoff 11., ettashed to the troops of
the depot, who, aeonspasylog the battalion on the road, is
guilty of set having made to the chief of the troops of re-
eler' his report epos the insufficient eguipmest of the bat-
talions, sad of bar* allowed confusion to prevail is the
victualling of the soldiers on the march.
The following are also to be brought before a Council of
Wu—all the superior officers attached to the battalions on
the muck, who, according to inquiries made upon the subject,
seem accountable for the confusion wh ch prevailed is the
victualling arrangements, end for other illegal Fru/intim ;
and the Cued! of War, examining the affair and the put
whisk the commanders and Mein of the butallows of the
divides of dejet of the sixth corps of Infantry have taken,
will prom:cum egaiast them according to the degree of
their culpability the punishmeat provided by the law.
An Imperial shame removes from their functions
of governors of provinces, Generals Kokasobldne
and Prince °mussed, and calls them to the senate.
The poets which they filled have been suppressed.
Letters from Poland state that by order of the
Russian government, the levy of recruits in Poland,
which was to have taken place on the 17th inst., is
postponed.
London, England, 1856-03-26

THE FRENCH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA.

The Moniker of yesterday contains the following
paragraph on the present condition of the French
army in the Crimea:
In Its impression of March 22, the Times, on the faith of
Its French oorreepoodest, represents oar Crimean army es
in want of provisions, clothe*, everything, and as abandoned
by tbe government of the Emperor, who is supposed to have
no longer any solicitude for his brave troops. The Tines goes
se far as to say that our soldiers are so reduced as to go about
and pick up for their subsistence the spoiled biscuit sad
the broke' victuals thrown away by the English soldiers.
With regard to this lest assertion we shall observe that, if
the scarcity should make itself felt ia our camps, oar allies
would hasten to share their resources with us, as we our-
esteem did with them; and that the generous offer they re-
cently made us at Constantinople, of placing their medical
cores at our disposal, is a sullefeat proof for us of what
they would do in the Crimea if mein reality were in want
of provisions. But the Tinto, we have no doubt, will re-
pot that it wee sot better informed when it learns that the
French army Is provisioned in such a manner u to receive
fresh bend every day ; that it has in sure Roar for three
msoths in advance ; and that the greater part of oar troops
receive rations of fresh vegetables, meat out to them
in put quantities from Coestautioople. As for the clothes
it nay be affirmed that never, at any period, were the
wants of ea army so amply supplied ; each soldier in the
Crimea has received, in addition to his regimentals, a
complete winter suit, consisting of a woollen felt cap, a
short cloak with a ►ood, a pair of Bulgarian gaiters, • '
woollen or flawed belt, a pais of worsted stockings, a pair
of wooden oboes, and a pair of II eves. It is true that, not-
withstanding the ears of which A has Incessantly been the
°bleat, our army his been for some time visited with sick-
ness, which stems to spare our allies more fortunate than
ourselves But if one considers that our troops are en-
atoprd around Sebastopol, en the very theatre of the
struggle—that is to lay, on a posed which, having served
as a tomb for so many victims, is far from offering those
wadi:ions of healthiness which the English *ray finds at
Balailers, it will be understood that the present thfiriority
Of oar sanitary state may be the muumuu of unvoidable
circumstances, and that this cannot be attributed to a went
of solicitude. Let us add that they have now succeeded in
improving this cooditioa,"aod doubtless before long they will
have completely mastered it. We may hope for this happy
reset with the return of the fine season, and from the men-
earn adopted for combating the disease, especially from the
coosidera,ile drafts seat away to Constantinople, and from
the establishment at this lain place of new barrack-amble
laces., roomy and well ventilated.
London, England, 1856-03-26

HUNGARY.

The Augsburg Gazetge states that the recent visit
et Prince von Holtenlohe-Oehringen to Vienna and his in-
terview with the Emperor had reference to the existence of
a project for rendering the corn.megasinee of Hungary
available for commerce. The design is to erect large 'tore-
houses In Hungary itself, to which the corn-growers of the
country can bring their produce for sale, and a chain of such
granaries from the Lower Danube to the Rhine will give
the facilities required fee the exportation of Hungarian corn,
11 proper means of transport by land and water being already
prepared. 'The capital necessary fir the realisation of this
plan is to be raised by shares. Herr Rigaud, a merchant of
Frankfort, who is director of the steam-tug company on the
Mains and the Rhine, and who, together with the Prince,
had an audience of his Majesty, is ene of the patties inte-
rested in carrying out tta plan in question.
London, England, 1856-03-26

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

-THIS DAY.

Thus was not math English wheat o 0 sale this morning.
but as foreign arrivals of bath wheat and lour Dave beat
large. The trade was far from active at the decline noted
on Monday tut.
Norfolk dour wee held with more firmness.
Barley sold on much the same tones as last market day.
Oslo were a retail sale st the recent decline.
Beans and peas unchanged.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FitOlt MARCH ft TO Linn N.
Qrs. Ingtuh. Duch. Dish.
IraZir
Nertey ..... .... M
......
c ...... hell
0at5............ 910
""" MO I 19110
1141......—.. tow
Mean I ,leig—sUlts. tannic.

BLINDING LANI3.—THIS DAY.
litroaa..—The market tas opened with as active appear-
! sacs, and prices show a slight advance on last week e oar-
! reney.
Corm.—There has not been a public sale, and the
article bee a quiet +pp. &ranee.
Tea.—The public sales declared for to-morrow have
• petty suspended basins, by priests contract.
riPPEN. —6OO bags Malabar sold in public sale at 60. to
61d., which were about previous rate'.
8 continues in good demand. 600 bags fins
• refraction 2, sold at 37e. 3d. 60 tons mid to 365. 6d.
COTTON remains out of demand, but prices are unaltered.
laom—Scotch Pig quoted 675.
011.11.—Linseed gaoled at 341. ; rape, 471.
la other articles no material alteration.
London, England, 1856-03-19

A LETTER FROM RACHEL.

r The following letter, from the pen of Mdlie. Ba-
the), appesre in the Irukpaulanci Beige. It replies to the
rumour that she wss about to renounce the stage for ma.
trimony, but It was net, our co'emporary says, "intended
for publication." The great tragedinuse writes: " I bave
hued many clever people say that it is better to be =si-
tuated by the pus; than to submit to its silence and its
neglect. I have, thee, to thank you once more Ur
the notice which you have given me in the
-. But why, my dear friend, have •oa occupied
yourself for such a length of time with nothing but fancies
of marriage which you bare invented in order to blame me,
and why suspect me again today of this inutility ?

"I hive two sons whom I &don; I have thirty-two years
upon my certificate of birth; I have fifty upon my figure
—I will not say how =my a le rade. Eighteen years of
peasionate tirades upon the theatre; nasty journeys to
the cutest of every land; Idomow winters; Waterloo
treacheries; the perBdious sea; the ingrate land,—behold
Gibes, which won age a poor little bit of a women like me !
Bat God proteanse the brave, and he seems to have created
expreealy for me a little corner unkeows to all the
geographies when I Mu forget my fatigues, my pates, my
premature old ago • • •, and this though you Slog
yew vi/laisous canard in the mid►t of the birds which
pm eh upon my breaches end which slog me saga of re-
ten—mine rrobably, end that of the spring !
" If I had rosily died in America, yen would have bon,
oh, I'm quits sere of it, the firth to devote to me (in a
moaner worthy of your paths and Mort), one of your
warmest feetilletotee. And bemuse lam resuscitated in a
=insulates manner, because I hope to shake your hand
ergs like en old fried, you anima—" She lives ! that's
well ; and Munk God for It. Now, let us tease hose !" Thu
see you muting to wort to Irritate my too susceptible nerves
and to amuse people at the sip's** of poor little
Rachel I Is It thus you should act with a poor
I creators who returns very truly from the other wadi!
Go, be jest and kind and moue younelf of au
inveterate, love of taming, at my poor espouse, and then
I will pardon you, especially as I hope to see you eon la
Paris or ha the country.
" By Jupiter, it is very genteel of me to act thus towards
yes. This letter is certainly not written by a ' great ire.
godieotoes,' bat by a pod child, who sills herself
" March 11, 1866." " Ram=
London, England, 1856-03-19

THE LATE DUEL AT BERLIN.

The Zeit of Berlin pabliahn the following letter:
" The unhappy duel in owlish the Director-Generel of
the Pollee, M. de Hinekeldey, has lot* his life, hes given
else is a anted of erroneous and malevolent allegations.
Iteresehes esreally hays bees dinned splint the fu•c-
tleanries to whom the deceased was subordinate, sensing
thus of hung arproved of the duel, in plan of p 00000 ting
it. The unionising believes it his duty to bring to the
knowledge of the public the facts of which be is cognisant
i• this deplorable sffair :
" Oa the 26th or ',obtain • person is league with M. de
Roebew promatedhimself at the kenos of the sadereigned,
under the pretest of an Interview open a private setter.
This parson entered tato convereation of • most offeasive
*mutter as related to H. de Hinakeldey, and placed before
the undersigned various papers which he said emauted from
H. de &chow, and which 'obtained the grossest insults to
11. de Hinskeldey. The undersigued immediately
declared that he could sot allow the propagation of such
pamphlets directed against& high hactiousry with wheals,
was in penonal sad amicable relations, sad that he believed
it his duty to donnas* them. It was replied that hr ham
soaking the loss &juke, they had navy to view the eos-
osala•at from the nubile of the dominate in gentles. Os
the let of Mach the madersigeed isfurned H. de Rink-
eddy of the fasts, sad leersed from him that he bad already
been *formed of them from asothar se•ree, and the manner
to which he expressed himself led to the belief that he had
resolved to demand reparative for these ioierise iron the
panne conensed.
"Although the undersigned Gould scarcely bane that
this resolution was serious, he believed it his duty, sever-
theism, to *teem the Ring of it. His /Nun at
one pronoused himself straggly against the duel, sad
ordered the 'Unsigned to °Alen is all haste the seated*
that could throw light upon the affair. and Win •host aa
usderstanding satisfsee ry to all parties. The undenignsd
obeyed the orden of the Lag, without a mansat's loss of
time, cad with the greatest seal, sad at the wish of his
Malesty made aiming into Silesia oe the eight of the 6th
of Marsh, la seder to take the deposition of • pence
Impliened. Although the undereigned had *finned H.
de Hieckaldey of his departure, sad of the °Meet
of his foursey, the latter showed • fetal eager-
awe to proceed with the smarmiest' for the
dual, sad surrounded his prosiediags with a many so ab.
solute that all the effects made is prevent the desowneese
wen fruitier. U. de Hiekeidey bid hie twigs from his
family aid from all naiad him. An weepAnl of the polies
is the 'sly mum who appease to hive teen folly se-
quiated with the printed duel, sad of the how at which
it would take plan.
(&ned) 4. Nome&
" The Promise of the Kiag at the
Tribune of let Inseams*.
"Beth., 16* Mush, 1866."
London, England, 1856-03-19

FATAL AFFRAY WITH THE STUDENTS AT

scum CAROLINA COLLBOB, U.S.

Then Wilathogloa Commercial gives an nintat of
some mine diet•rba•er whisk conned la Columbia,
Sea* Canna% os Feh 17. Three steam% of the sonar'
ware walking mad the eity at 9 Oink p.m., istaadlag
to murder the Oldel of Polies. This gentlemsa, hearing •
Isaias is the street, ism' to the SIM' when sae of the sta-
dia% pushed him I. the abdomen with his slab ; the ps-
lioemaa, thishiag he had bola stabbed, fameedistely Ninth
the etudes* with his Wedges, eptittiatr his skull dreadfully.
This Urn dna, ha mouseaded ►is (elbow penman
is mist a esaveylag hiss to the guard bone. he seen
m he was lodged them It. uy of "Cringe" was raised
by the Main% mid la km *as two maths 100 Madan
were aressat, all armed with pistols, bowie keine,
swords, baskets, awl dabs. After surdas all the gam*.
hones doors sad what're tan fragments, they naked la
apes the thief, each stailest airier him a woad with
kWh, blade's*, or sword, sad the threw Ma est of the
mend story whitlow as es the briek prionteat. Not
morals' the snidest' sad several of the cinema had a des-
perate eassuater is the sent with pistols, swards, sad
halves. Several of the students wen carried es their
various homes, domdfally at sad brand. The sni-
dest' had swan to kill the panorama, sad they brake
tan the guard-hones, where he had ben pat ter safety,
sad palled kiss set la frost of It, when they wen
oak giviag him • blow with their slabs, sad some et
them catnap him with bowie lushes. The few fitness that
were praised tubed apes them, sad they k•d • dreadful
light. The slum bell was rum Si memos the military
tromyeales, sad la a don time An military esespesias were
prone, ineladiag the artillery, slowing the aids walk. On
of the students died efts, the light, sad others en set *g-
reeted to survive. Oa the 20th the etsdarts &finished
asesseaptre to Chatham* ta bay earamaition ; they ales
mowed rides font • seighboarisg Sews, sad la addition
balm *pea the timmisipsl armoury sad took the woman
thenia. Os the 21st the governs deassaded the eras
haat the stadeate, tealsg them if they did sot satrendar
he would In urn them. This Wag dam they on up
their some, sad the distarbesee wee Really quanta. The
thief of police is said to have died of his wasads.

A Brunk paw map that Maths DIAw sow
tomputs, 'mato' a gayly, vista" fa Yroseb, to M. Now
lalaaberes attack ea "Tao Patties! Tatars of imerai,"
;a which that waiter amigo oar gnat loyalist of mi-
-1 sentare tba natal oath of Zaglask and by his almosP,
001011,14 Piebrtiti {roaming &Wu of dime aa tlda *le
I al the Masa.
London, England, 1856-03-19

THE OPERATIC BEASON.

The arrangements for the faiths/Emig masa et
the Royal balsa Opera have at Late bon
"rely settled. Mr. Oye, sear wee SWAM SSW
sideration sad fretless attempt, be dials
of her Majesty's Theatre ma Drury-leas, =rims.
the Lyceum ter a term and se this small thistle.
beilt for the purposes of Raglia epees. eal al late
dedicated to beauties, ths artiatu of the
Italian step will be buts, the
mama la Landes. The babe is 'beady temt:
beads el the wcakmes, mad beam the elms of
the holidays the interior will be cossetted late
woolthe mled little Voss ismisbahis. The
ism kr tw• Nob sad
pit lo_ots GM the two tiers of the
how will he oatmeal,' lotoollowt slaty hazes. Os
the gelation d reemmerados peat than esa scarcely
be two opinions". Mr. Op ma his cmpartsere ma-
set hope to nuke, frost WI entre seectient to pay
the sament apogees of the , bat mesh will be
accomplished if they fa tee*, together a
Dempsey of artistes aseqsalbd in Europe; and be.
fare meal, yew hes elapsed perhaps a theatre
worthy of Lendes sad of the pressen sge may be
emoted ea • site more seamiest of "mess than
either of the existing patent basses. An estimate of
Mr. Opts lam by the tie. has be.. prepared by the
surveyors of the Phalan Fire-ales. It meant, to
32,7401., the rem being respessible for only 8,0001.
This lase sad the issereace epee it are exeleolvely
Mr. .'s, and do not attach to his partnere is the

Romani ban reotived Ow dignity of Commas,
at aa installation of latitita of UN Onkr of Isabella the
esttialia, la the Cltapol of tho Chelan of &Mighthoof at
Madrid.

La Nord Is publishing in supplessents the dipls
static a-c..l4mb r•lstive to Ow diffetesses tutee's Chilli
Braila sad the Usitee &sty.

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London, England, 1856-03-19

MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY.

SuGAIL—The market bar a very firm sopearasee, sad
there are buyers at the advance of 64. to Is ' whisb was
paid yesterday. Refined firm; brown how, Ms.
Conic.—We t *snot alt.* r generll quotations, but the
article is steady.
Tam.—No bufinesa of importance reported.
Elm-4,000 bags of middling white Bengal were offered,
and a small part sold at 10s. 65.; the temaiader bought in
at to 10s. 6d.

.
SALTPITRI contours to geod demand, &friction 12 to
14 sold at Gi. t; 3h., Refrset'on d, 371.
Prwitero.-160 bees sold at 41d. to 41d. per M.
Cocetazita et ld without spirt In public sale. Headroom
31. 9d to 4c; Tenerife, olnr, U. 10d. to 45.; Meziess,
black, 4s. to 4s. 4d.
Corrox.—No tales reported.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.'
There is no market tc- ley, the prises being morel, no-
minal, at the following cinotsTions:—Town teliow, 61s. nett
club; Petenbern Y.C. on the spot, 60..; Much to April, •
495. ; Ott. to Dec., 48s.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Mama Pattenden and Smith report the market firm,
aid prices unaltered.

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT.

Walla Rod Haugh Hall, 15a. 9d ; Walls End Stalwart%
181. 6d. ; Walla End Taw, lea. 6L-5 trash ship at market.

BAST INDIA COMPANY.-MEETING OF PRO-

PRIETORS.-(TRIS DAY.)

The ordinary Court of Proprietors of time Bast
India Company w•as held to-day at the India-house, ELLIOT
blubthowrzx, Esq., Chairman of the Company, presiding.
The minutes of the previous court having been read._ _ _

The Clumsier; annoucced the several papers whiskbad
bees laid be'ore parliament, in obedience to an order of the
1131351 of Commons, sines the last court, amongst others
»tame relative to the use of torture Is India, sad to the
affairs of the kingdom of Oude.
•LTERATION OW Till GOTISINING /JODY.

Mr. Louis having been called on, announced that, not
having received CI the necessary papers, he found it acces-
sary to postpone the motion of which he had given notice,
respecting the expediency of altering the governing body
of the company until neat court. If not contrary to
rule, be would wowed with another motion.
The CHAIRMAN informed the honourable proprietor that
It was quite competent to him to do so, provided then was
no other motion on the paper. With reference to another
honourable preview, (Mr. Jonee), who had placed animism
on the paper, he (the chairman) had to inform the hos.
proprfe:or that hie motion was not regularly before the
wort.

Alter a abort discussion on the print of order, permission
was gives front the chair, and
Mr. Joao proceeded to call attention to the dales of
the repreeentaives of the late General ffie J. McCaskill,
for certain allowances, which, as the hon. proprietor of
had been irregularly withheld from the dammed.

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY laza-
London, England, 1856-03-19

(Stamped ld. Additional.) 113f0=NCE.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Mutat IS.
Yesterday being St. Patrick's Day, the relieving of
the guard at Dublin Clink was, according to old
custom, attended with greet pomp, and cr hummed by
a 'rut multitude of people. Two military bands
were in attendance, sad performed a number of
national airs; and his Excellency the Lord• Lie-
utenant, accompanied by hie secretary and aide-de-
camp, appeared on a balcony, wearing, of course, a
large tuft of shamrock on his bosom. He was en-
thusiastically cheered by the people, and the scene
passed off with all the éclat of former day,.
London, England, 1856-03-19

mum

MIL AND MADAME GOLDSCHILIDT'S SACRED
CONCERTS.
The second perforreacos at these meads, of 771 e
ihssisA, was given at Enloe Hall lest evade& As
at the previous performance, the principal singers, in'
addition to Madame Goldeennidt. were Mile Dolby,
Mr. Dickey, Mr. Swift, and Mr. Weiss. The orchestra
sad chorus were of the same strength sad qaahty
before, and the performance was ondooted by Mr.
Benedict. The hall was tempting filled ; but, as
the tickets were appropriated co g to the order
of application, aid no more were issued thee the
room could conveniently accommodate, there was coo
Implement pressure or confesion. The arrasgemeste
of time concerts are admirable sad ought to be
generally adapted.
Madame Goldeamidt sag divinely. Is every
ekes and every style of music she is without a rival ;
but it is in the highest order of seared made that her
transcendent powers are most strikingly sppatent. In
giving breath to the sublime strains of Handel, she
L inspired by the genius of themighty master him-
Wt. Her simplicity, her grandeur, her fervent =-
panics, produce an baronial to whisk so &scrip-
dos an de judo*, sad make the Want efforts of
every oilier singer—eves the greatest among them
--seem cold. laboured, sad tame.
Madams Cioldeohmidt will not again be bard in
Leaden for • considerable time, es she is about to
mamma an enemies tour in the provisoes.

MADAME GOLDOCRIIIDT AND !RS NIGHTIIIO•LZ
deldeshatith eat her hesbead **jut
esstribeted the aualikeat dematka of 1,8721. to work the
Nryiniag.le Feed, Mks the proesse of the 011114.41 styes
by then at Ezeter•lali ea the mains of yesterday week.
This eostetestioa k pesesaad by Mr. sad Kokos
Goldsekaidt es, to me their yen worth, "a tostlemay of
their warts Went is the porpoise to whisk the had le
ambled, sad of their eyapthy mai *dukedom *worth the
Istly 'obese mem It beau." TM messy lies bees beaded
mar Si the esumatee el the lead free of ell &Medea ea
sumo of the mem* ef the owed, ban bum
Gadgety delayed by Mr. mad Nadu* Geld. amid& The
esimulttey rsamemedas the deludes, say they OUNIIMI de
*without espressies their bond dot this est el Chola*.
smelly ea the pert el sa seeresythholl feretlady,
warbith her eyeemiatisa of the say see of sae Of eau
tea, sad of the heseveleat sad wifel purposes te whisk the
feed is seams fell se toll forth mew sad lu
mond ea the pin d ell the snaky mum el
Flume Itishople.
[Advsethissat.)—AT MB. )dicer. ESTABLIP
bum ttelsoketseet.
..400gebanWilli. sal Oaskl
tee ishillesil the ihret eiriateshosh
Drorerstore" eetelsses.W Demetsrlep,
Ow
ertilesel Unser esswor estOile pessestselieh • Ow
Mr:tar Tube BMW Illumessloese mei Ila= 101111
.7111forse, Olseste. as.
ceders sums& him ptiessr=rlis
aur thew thaa ts tbe asesetuarst thaddimet kr the all d
Mato Ills crass Nato at • wail/ if arida
London, England, 1856-09-17

RUSSIA.

A ukase of the Emperor Alexander ensc's that
mach Poles as are sufficiently prepared by the study
of the Russian language and iostitntions may be ad-
mitted into the different branches or civil administra-
tion of Russia. Tbia measure is to have a reciprocal
effect, and Russians are eligible to all situations in
Poland.

Iw Aord publishes the following in anticipation
of the St. Petersburg journals, as a fuller sum-
mary of the Emperor's coronation manifesto than
has yet appeared :
London, England, 1856-09-17

MONTENEGRO.

Letters from Constantinople of the Btb, received
►t Vienna on Monday, state that in consequence of
mos steps taken by M. de Boutenieff and other
ambassadors, the °mourn Porte he, abandoned iti
intendtd espeditim against Montenegro. The et-
(air vitt be settled by the conference of Paria.
London, England, 1856-09-17

MALTA.

Rear-Admiral Stewart arrived at Malta on the
9th from Constantinople on his way to England,
with the first division of the Euglieb egnadron. Ge-
neral Oroczoff, of the Russian a7ttilery, has also ar•
rived at the island, charged with a special mission.
He will afterwards proceed to Odessa, cia Caustic.
tioople. This officer has been ordered by his go-
vernment to tweet all the fortresses and works of
defence) in Bessarabia.