The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-30 00:00:00

FREE TRADE IN RUSSIA.

Juni 20.

Within the last few days symptoms have been
exhibited which lead to a well-grounded hope that a
comprehensive change in our hitherto so jealously
supported protective system is likely to be introduced
at no very distant period. The government has ap-
pointed a mixed commission to inquire into the
working of the system hitherto in operation, of seta-
blishiag sad carrying on manufactories for semen
of the grows, and to draw up • fall and searoldag
report with special referent* to the ex the
prate, the proportion between the capitaameked
and the pus scary results, and the beneficial or &M-
-essinger= street it has exercised on the industrial
elm/ester of the Russian nation generally. Peruse
intimately auguainted with the intentions of govern-
ment boo lasted pretty plainly that a plan has been
submittal, and is now under oonsideratioo, the object
of whisk is to abolish the system of (adages mOOO-
- hitherto so vigorously pursued, and to throw
open the trade in manufactures to the free moped-
don and industrial energy of private individuals or
emaciated companies.

WARNING TO THE GERMAN LEGION.

r, Joss 25.

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The misister for the Duchies of Schleswig sad
Holstein has published a proclamation, addressed to
thand civil anthontisa of the Duchies, Ind-
t an official communication has been rsosived
;;;; aniritish government to the effect that the
Otentaa Legion will shortly be disbanded, and the
ass furnished with a discharge (written in German
sad English) signed by the commending officer and
*antral of the corps; that this discharge
,:rertain the necessary particulars as to age, per-
sonal appearance, &c., of each soldier so discharged;
and that on their departure from England this doca
went will be duly endorsed with' the visa of the
Danish goose residing at the port of embarkation.
It than proceeds to order that " this discharge is to
be considered as a valid document to enable the
bearers to enter the Duchies, but that no exceptions
to the general regolatious in force can be made is
favour of those persons is possession of such die.
charges." The plain English of this is, that,., they
left the country and enlisted at Heligoland without
authority, and even against the supremo orders of the
Danish government, they mast take the oonsessenose,
and expect that on their arrival in the Decium they
will be triad by a court-martial for deeertios, as being,
if not actually in the service, at all events still liable
to serve in tbe ranks of the Danish army if required
and called upon to join.

HANOVER, 'vim 26.
The present ministers have, it appears, thought
proper to appropriate mverally 6000 instead of 4,000
dollars, the latter sum being the legitimate Wog
for cult member of the cabinet. They have just
asked the parliament to sanction the proceeding.
The Upper Chamber hu censured it indirectly
by means of a protest in behalf of its rights and pet-
'lieges; the &cud Chamber has, by an overwhelm-
ing majority, expressed its direct tenure.

A letter from Southern Tyrol in the Nagdelostripi
auttts says:—" A pro:enact dud UHF at Mersa, whoa
the cud refaced to allow tte body to he iotersed *amyl
the Ronan ettholies, sad laeisted Oat the body should be
boned la a separate poetics of On oesetety. • root
crowd this or -.Wed to read.' the lest boasters to the de
caned, The ratiority of tba erred mulcted of Boman
a ithollos who tosforasod to the pretense' cotton of wall*
{IV with sasovered head after the seine. Oa the (*newts'
&today the tart alluded to sharp terns to this drown-
mato. awl implanted of the moan la whir& tbo too-
dam towesdo protostatothsa wn palsies pwasd."