The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1956.

THE UNITED STATES.
•

SEVEN DAYS' LATER NEWS.
(sir NAGNITICI Snit:MAIL)
(mow ova owx ooxxseroxoirr.)
LIVERPOOL. Tommy.

The United Statue Mail eteem•sbip Baltic, Captain
James Comstock, arrived in the Mersey this day at
11 a.m., and by her we have reoeived advice. from
New York to the 26th ult. There are sixty passen-
gers on board, and 380,000 dollars in specie. The
intelligence by the Baltic is one week later from
the United States than that brought by the Ame-
rica.

The Baltic strived at 11 a.m. She has masted at
the bar slew midnight. She passed the Pacific on
the 27th ult., 140 miles east of Sandy Hook, and a
screw steamer bound mat, January 4. The
discovery ship Resolute, which was abandoned in
the Arcdo Sea by Sir Edward Belcher,
was brought by Captain Birdington into the Port
of New London, on the 23rd alt., with all her arena.
meat stores and equipments on board. She is a
new and handsome vowel and worth 100,000 dole.
When Nand, she had drifted over 1,000 miles from
the place were elm was abandoned.

There woe no coganisatian of the Howe of Repro-
=datives, owing to no election for Speaker. The
voting on the 94th was as follows :—Banks, 101;
Richardson, 72; Faller, Si; Pennington, 4; Scat-
tering, 7; newelary to a chase, 108. The House
adjouraed till the 27a.

The steam ship Northern Light was mixed by the
United States authorities, on a charge of conveying
fillibusters to Nicaragua. The district attorney
attended at the meal and informed her captain
and owners that if she left while under deten-
tion they would be acting in violation of
the laws, and they should be held responsible for
their waded in defiance of the authorities. They
started in the mist. She met no interruption
till peeing the Governor's Island, when elle
wee stopped by the United States menus cotter,
Washington, which brought her to, after firing three
times with bleak cartridges. She was then boarded
by some of the Aces from the cutter, and anchored
in the river, where she was when the Balde sailed.

The New York HerokreWwhiarea oorreepos-

dillial sap that Mr. Marey's demands upon the British
(assessment require, areas *War things, the real
of Me. Clemptes, or some other public act of equally
Niguel eighleetion to the United States.

The sisimailp Cresteat City. trading between
Hamm& sad New York, west sakes os Bahama
honks oa the 7th alt., and will probably prove a total'
lose. The poetasters and crew were sated.
Mosey at New York continues easy on all at 7
per cant. Methane ea Leaden at 80 days, &boat.'
ant at a detains of I i Loudon, 108} to 109; Paris,
8.22} to 5.18 f. Stoats doll.

The Gotta; market closed firm. Common and
medium good flour advanced about 610. per barrel.
Wheat, anode:Ma demand witbontalterstion in prise
Corn, lower bet satire I the market closed at about
90c. to 91c. for western mind. Rye waa in good
expert demand at 1 dol. Sio. Pork was heavy with
moderate Wee, riming M rater in favour of par.
chasers.

IFreight* to Liverpool, sedve ; to the Continent,
I.

THORN, IN PRIIB6IAN POLAND, JArr. I.
The goverment weld not well have made es a
mere deodrable new year's gift than tbsy have Am
in reterning a favourable answer to the petition of
oar Mabee of Ommese, paying foe a espial of
the very obnoxioos end ineemaient mom et her-
metiesily dads; the hand= et Pekend, mod tile,-
ing neither ingress me intmetional eammes-
niostion is now pa tIM mine sedan resteletiese,
sod with dee presentiennall the header @lathes of
Leibitsch and Pismo&l nod this is smidend a
great boos, althsegh it is set mask fee a lee at fros-
tier extending more du $OO miles. People wishing
to enter Poland au esumosreial affairs must legiti-
mise themselves, and AIM a certificate of urgency
from their neared megiobste. It is however under-
stood that theft bagmen lust be in so way cossetted
with cattle, or, indeed, any Mind produce. All
persons mein the frontiers from Poland are obliged
to submit themselves and their loner to the venal
process of disinfection. With regard to the esparto
of the country into Poland. it is summed that the
loaded megrims are to be driven to the bridge forming
the frontier, and the horses there taken out, which
will be typhoid by fresh cattle from the other side,
to continue the Jamey.

PIM OCR OWN coassapowssirr4
NAPLES, JAL L
I am informed that N. Brentar has bad two
mutinies, of his Majesty. The first lasted fall two
hours, and wee predicative of evident displeasure to
the King. Marry people were waiting for as midi-
epos, but were noessearily dismissed. The mooed
audience was also very productive, and apparently
accompanied with the sane dissatiefaetion. The
greatest mystery is observed with regard to the sub-
jeeta under dimmed= ; bat one question mooted, a
cording to well-informed mimes, has bow the prohi-
bition to export vain. His Majesty has positively
refused to withdraw it, it is said—though the Austrian
ambassador mune to the relief, and argued the
matter ice. the interests of the Allies. It kr right
to say that in the opinion of many there is a
supply of grain in the country enough for 3*
years. It is currently reported and generally
believed that the Emperor of Austria Mahout to visit
Naples. People about the wart know little of it, and
lam myself several. The King received the eon.
gratulatioes of the diplomatic) body and the high
oMosrs of state on the lam da of the year, instead
of New Tear's-day. His Majesty left immediately
after for elleertl. The court returns for wain%
and there is great talk of balls and festivities.

In the Bald% it appears that owing to the present
mildooto of doe teuporotoro navlistios tae Dna resumed
at moo Oslo, dais tho otommor Hobo we to Imo Trays-
mos& foe Boost co the 30dt of Member, sad would take
pods theme fort Lobo*.
garrison here, although Mat up
emmistely hem the bad alb by Cowlicks, is is good Imola,
and quite prepared tv nobs the Rumbas alma they tout
tlissmshes ea Me tau. gems as► attempt is, indeed, u-
pend am* the whiter, hut as apprebeadeas see ater•
seised es mesas of to.

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sires 'my We bees felt by the onatry es swat or the
S ear easeative, ear 'gawk sent Wank
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I, bees 614 • &w .f plorwe wbe• It Ise
tuned lb sebsedier lo tho ors w thet Isee hes performed
by the mob gagoesd th Si trampert wets, in,. we•
wally the etas polka et taw. Judd. fns the sow
bar et slam wade that brae bees awl VW /at, the
weber of woos SS MS Wit seam SSW cad.
Ow. and the swat of glans .ad Wen lenied whheat
delay is lek Ike meshes et Ole bees* of oar sada Isei
has gad my W asiasegi u a ow-
bei the mad Istellhpas by Se ow
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Mg.. of So GailadlitrriLigrare te Zt;a8::
tho issogioliacs:l7ll. • 'Well
ef NNW boas
=M the Sea 178.111447. IV sea. 000
etas. ea& NI . Is MOW to OS lwegoes
talk, Ooporia /teases aweyel hews leshs4 ong
Islesd, asks he Sea we scathe. N 7 Meek lONS
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weseklilleddibga, steal IesSIN/Sas of saw.—
Limpi Areiert.

Great astleity in the arsenals, and great want of
bold and silver money, are the two facts most pro-
minent in advises from St. Petersburg. In a letter
from that capital, dated the 26th ult., and published
in the Berlin Miaow, Gazette, we read :
Notwithstanding the numerous irises of paper money,
repeated Issas, sad patriotic gifts of no inconsiderable
amount, money—i. e. gold and silver—has become exceed-
ingly seam. It is affirmed that even in the Baltic provinces,
where trade is more active than in other districts, zothing
bat piper money is to be seen from 0 atehina to Kowno.
The Minister of Finances hu repeatedly sought to remedy
this state of t bingo, but all biz endeavours are foiled by the,
practice which the Russians bare of biding their roubles
while war lute. He has therefore bethought himself of the
vote of the Council of State, ea the 7th February, 1849,
for this issue of copper coinage to the anoint of three millions
of roubles.

A new vote to the same offset, ender date November 30,
NM, has been sanctioned by the Emperor. Asecond Woo
of copper sofas,. to the extent of three million, of roubles
will therefore take place at the rate of 32 silver roubles to
the pond.

In a latter from the same place of a day's later date,
and published in the Hamburg Intelligencer, it is
said :

The away with which the arsenate and other pre•
punkas toe war are reseeded with, sande little with
the repeal of pease which are beard all over Europe. A
andel Ml4Ollll/11 bee Jan been put late execution in view of
the conpalgn la the north with which we are threatened.
General &after, seetnandant of the guard and the grena-
dine, has issued the following notiflatios Is eona
qua,' of the large number of Seen required next year
fir the service of the shore binaries and the redoubts con
amend for the defame of the Baltic gouts, naval officers,
wham wounds have rendered then incapable of active ser-
vice with the fleet, are Invited to serve in the coasting bat-
, tans sad redoubts."

ST. PETERSBURG, Dac. 30.
RllllloOrs. of pesos are wafted across the frontiers
by the fwegn journals, and find an echo in the Rus-
sian press; but an impartial observer cannot help re-
marking that all the wishes expressed for "an ho-
nourable pesos" are so clogged with conditions,
that there is but as little chance of the belligerents
agreeing about the meaning of that expression as
about the interpretation of the famous " four points"
of the Vienna conferences. It cannot be denied that
fitatrower of the fanatical Old-Russian party is
yin the ascendant, in consequence of which the
idea is more and more becoming confirmed in the
minds of the credulous people that the Christian re-
ligion is endangered, and that the present war is
essentially one of religion—the Crescent spinet the
Cram

-It ought not to be overlooked that any restriction
of the despotic power and attributes of the Char, and
any humiliating. conditions imposed--such as the
alienation of territory, payment of the war expense,
the demand of a material guarantee lot his keeping
the peace in future, or disarming his fortresses—
would only tend to lower him in the eyes of his
people, who are taught from their youth upwards to
pay him the adoration and reverence due to the
Deity himself; and this could not be done without
making a wide breach in the relations hitherto sub-
sisting between the Emperor and the people, and
would prove an innovation daogerons to the former
and perfectly bewildering to the latter, as they an
totally unprepared for any such change, which must
shake to the very foundation their confidence in the
"orthodox church." The Russians believe firmly in
the version given by the government as to the cause
and origin at the war, and that as Turkey would not
agree to the proposals made by the Emperor for
amehorathig the condition of the Christians in the
Rut, it is merely a quarrel between Russia and
Turkey, in which none of the other powers of Europe I
have soy right to hinders and it is for that reason
En_gland I
that they are so erabittired against France and'
The Marie Journal anteing the following publi-
e'en :--" Is consillseades st the necessities of the
war requiring a past number of officers for service
in the bad batasehe and other fortified places on the
Beide wait ant spring, the commander-in-chief of
the Guards and seeps of Grenadiers has demanded
the service of these naval officers in the land batteries
file the &donee et 'the coast who from their wounds
are issapactitated hem serving afloat."

rag RUSSIAN FLIGHT FROM SEBASTOPOL
DESCRIBED BY A SISTER OF MERCY.

The following letter was written by a Directress of
the Russian Biters of Morey, on the north side of
Sebastopol, two days alter its evacuation :

Sebastopol. Sept. 10.

Xy last latter breathed he preassilassat of tie deep sad
Mama' irk: that has saw over r To haw sow that

we boys oisadeeed Sebastopol to tbo *setup; bat bow
ITU whole toes was 'hoard late s sea of fuse; all the
!entities sad bootless ore blows op. It was s bones of