The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-25 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

OPENING
OF THE CONFERENCES.

TRIB DAY.

AND aILITIIN

(11/111 CIVIL

PARIS. MONDLT, HALT-PAST a VOLoca.

The Conferences opened at one o'clock this day,
all the Plenipotentiaries being prompt.: The lat-
ter arrived at the place of the sitting without
formality and in their ordinary dress. The rips-
mutative of Piedmont was the first, and the repre-
sentative of Russia the last to arrive. Compara-
tively few persons had usembled to me them enter.

We (Post) are informed that the Co uterine's,
which meet this day at coos, will probably begin
with the choice of a President. This choice, it is
pretty certain, will fall on Count Walewski, as it is
usual to elect, as President of Conferences, the Foreign
Minister of the country in which they are held. The
arrangement of precedency will be settled by the
alphabetical order of the names of the countries
represented. It we. proposed originally that each
Plenipotentiary should be accompanied by his
secretary, bat we understand it is now determined that

noes but Plenipotentiaries shall be present, except
the "Director of Protocols," which important trust
will be confided to M. Benedetti, late French Charge
d'Affaires at Constantinople, a gentleman of distin-
guished talent Everything will be conducted with
the strictest sway, so mach se, that we believe
it is intended to record, in the very first protocol, the
solemn promise of those present sot to divulge what
asses. It is a scarce of mesh gratification that
we shall not be held long in suspense; nor will
vital quakes be deferred till after the disoundoe
cif less ateassitone points. For it is understood
that the seder of the prepositions bee been
inverted, and that the filth will be the first to be
entered upon. In this case, therefore, if the inten-
tions of Ruda be as sincere se our owes, the decision
of peace or war will not be keg delayed. It is, how-
ever, to be expected that, before coming to the several
points, and the matters involved in them, an anakitia
by land may be agreed upon, the blockades by sea
still being kept up.
The Gazette districAiew states that, inde-
pendently of the Conformism the diplomatist. now
at Paris will consider an arrangement relative to the
suasion to the throne of Greece.

The Gazette de Cologne pabliabee the text of the
resolution adopted by the Germania Diet in its sit-
ting en the 21et. It is es follows :
The Germania Diet, rafarriag a its marlatiome of
:sly 24, Dm. 9,1634, Feb. S, aad July 26, 1065, roc ?paha.
with rents& sad eattaloniee, is the prelladuariae mesa-
smut to the Imperial Remiss Wilms by the Imperial
Coati of Austria, sad samp4ed by all the belllp•rsst
power—baem Sfo2 width Na Emma pmet may be rt-
mtabliabed is a Arm tad durable swarm

The Diet souther, es a aesessity for Imps, that the
Mgt malt be speedily attired. thrasecasstly it makes It
Ile tads to essiatais these bases, whir reservlag tls jadgi
meat r to the spacial seaditior to be prearted by the
bidlisereat parrs. Appreeladas rho preptee retry
reds is this matter by Austria sad Persia, the Germaide
Diet expresso it. Mere sesidasse that those two WO
gerreamate will rehire to devolve their metal au" sad
Meshes t ) the Wrests of the senses •Doeley.
Count Orloff was received by Use Emperor of the
Preach on Saturday. The Ifinsitsisr. in announcing
the fast, desiimates the Coast " pnniar plettipoten-
tiara of his Msijesty the Emperor of all tics Rusks."
A letter from Vienna of the 17th. in the Colorw
Gasetto, says :—" Prime Cortehakoff presented this
day to the Austrian government a note hem Chant
de No nsked% the meteors of which were resolved
with satisfaction. A big amount is gives to this
document of the instructions gives to Coast Orkd
and Baron de Branow. The Chancellor of Russia
speaks room than coos is it of the spirit of modera-
tion which the Western Cabinets have shown la the
arranpments lately entered Into
A letter from View*, of the 19th, in the aeon-
tetionen, ceneledes thus :
/Water with the desire of arelentra es lank es pos-
sible the Mean of their praipmatieries, erg allise of the
thad of Donate: have, it le alio, neelved to ore the are-
hatless of Pub by the enrage of arse, at least for the
gatherer of ell the ports width masticate a anus UM.
The seal diesurioas which entirely daubed the seafarers'
of Visa.% will may be employed at the apyreashieg
otr-
feresw is sestet:limy maser. It appears that at the bet
Shia., as ems as the powers of no :Merest pleats:tea-
bares shall have bra dsly verided, the repressalatives of
the Case will be sailed ea to deer» troodre ea the
overarm of a Ms whir will be beaded to than
by tie yresidest is tic eons of rtes Allies of the gad
Is that are, the stipalatioas which are to be cootaised is
the preMiaary ormatioa draft will he s.t forth is nob
a rarer se to Mar 'either dear aor misappreheseloo is

be Ile meentlel essolitioae of peen. The laeLea *sip-
ImeeWes web reereeebil to glee their lamer aloe
wiles. By Me nem% if, ee may be eeppeeM, the Zem-
in glesbellesthedie lave MIMI at Pads pr.vited with

tell ;Nil alleskie peters, the elastics of pus. sr vim 1117
perhaps be .teal daring the tu.t Valk of the sitdaps.
Muter say dreaatataaet s, it meet net be forgettea that the
aavigatlea of the Bettis opus ea is average &beat the liii
April, sal that, eisisyseatly, benne& the present tisse
out that period. the preihelaaries el pease sad *errata
des nest be ladled by Reselaol As dots aet wish tl see.

tho sillid door take th;ir dewier, for Croostadt."

THE EAST.

11•31321LL15, Pm. 23.

The ioursal de asakestiosopte of the 14th re-
ports a eolastervial arida. A heavy fall is every
deseriptite of Isereitaadiss lea pet a stop to best-
ows. The wholesale prisms of neat sad Boer have
decreased by see half, but the Petal prime are as
high ea sir. The pugs sad the joaraida cry oat
fee a bask to atedeeste the rate et szedutage between
foreign sad Turkish seeeey, the lase epos which ie,
aver frost 16 to SO pee owl. The Divas has set yet
decided the Bethashlld Waft.

Lawn Pasha has hese sent to Ads to mime
Oar Posits, who has takes a lama of obsess, whisk
may pwitsio be perisseeet.
ma betti-.sheriff regulating the altustiew et the
Christians has beim bassists& into several lineages.
It will soca be made palate.
_ _

AA ceder of the dsi of Game Codsisitoo, dated
Belsklave, mono Emelt& *Mars to provide them-
selves witb equipments, me as to to seedy to musk.

Fax. 24.

The Tbabor has arrived, with Oometaatimapie
news of the 14th. A Amanda and easseersial oriole
was szpestad at Coesteatinople. According to lift,,,
from the Crimea of the 10th, the return of Marshal
Peliarier to Frames was talked of. General Mar-
timaprey, the altisf of the staff of the army of the
East, had arrived as his return from Frames, The
earthed forts coatidad to Are upon BebeatopoL
The gunboats which bad been to Milburn bad is..
tensed to Sadao* for repairs. The Ensile mrog
ardeatly desired the continuance of Ur war. It
was thoetht that Mr. Murray had pr to Bagdad.
The Pram cr Orient anseassee that the Orand
Vizier, Aali Praha, lad be.. too Walloped by the
Bohm to premed diodes, of brilliants to the Set.
pees Estado sad Qeeen Victoria. Besides the
horses, of whisk seentioa has already been made,
the Bolton also dads to the Emperor Napoleon a
wasawited with ptesiost stows.