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The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-04

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

lITZTTIN, Tituasnxy.
The Emperor Alexander and the Grand Dukes
Coostantins, Nicholas', and Michael, arrived at
Fredorickshain on the morning of the 22nd. Atter
having inspected the troops, the Corps of Cadets,
and the batteries, the inipsrial party left for Hsi.
sinews. whore they arrived oa the 23rd, and in-
spected the troops and the fortificatioas, and visited
the hospitals and the churches.

A letter from Cronatadt of the 21st, in the Meta.
tams d. in Flotte, aye:—"A piece of news, whisk
hes produced a great sensation here, is an order to
get ready a squadron, composed of fire vessels of
war, all steamers, to be prepared to put out to sea In
the middle of May, namely, a serew-frigate, two
. . . .

screw-corvettes, and two smaller vessels. Admiral
Lathe is to take the commend of this force, and the
idea is that these vessels are to serve foe a voyage of
the Emperor and of one of his brothers to the southern
parts of Europe. The frigate and the two corvettes
are all new and uncommonly fins easels, and rapid
in their rate of going. A significant fact in connec-
tion with this matter is that instructions have been
sent to engage pilots well acquainted with the oasts
of England and France."
A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 25th, in the
Nord of Brunel', says :—" The coronation will not
take place before the month of August, on account of
the extensive preparations which are required. The
31st is mentioned as the day. The health of the
Empress-Mother requiring a visit to some of the
baths of Germany, it is possible that she will not be
present. The ceremony will be performed with the
greatest pomp. The costumes worn on the occasion
will resemble as closely as possible the ancient ones of
Russia. The armorial bearings to be displayed on
the occasion have been all submitted to the examina-
tion of persons experienced in heraldry. Eighteen
carriages, richly gilt, have been ordered for the grand
cortege. The war, as you may well suppose, hes not
allowed any one hitherto to think of all the details
of a ceremony so complex and so vat as that of a
coronation in Russia."
London, England, 1856-04-04

SOUTHWARK.

14r7 Reward, $ middie-;;d F.;71.. was brought before
Mr. • Beckett fog Anal eamninatioe, charged with stealing
three hundred sad limes pounds In gold, the property of
her mats?. Antony Malony, assistant to Mrs. Connelly,
bookseller ma am agent at the Brighton Railway Tenni.
nue, Lemke-bridge.
Mr. Soloman appeared for the seemed.
It appeared hem the evideem of the prosecutor, a widower,
residing at No 9, Nelsoutquare. Bermondsey, that shortly
after his wife's death be took the primmer as a servant to
look after his home and three ebildrai, for which he paid her
half-a-erows a week and her board and lodging. Daring
eighteen years' hard work, himself end his lets wife had
saved 315/ la sovereigns and half-sovereigns, whisk he
kept looked up M a hoz in his bedroom. He saw the
mosey there on Tuesday night the 25th alt. Oa the nest
day be watt oat to his week es usual, and on his return at
tea Vigra.. *bile was surprised to hem that the pri
genes bslakrereMi. He immediately went to his W-
eal, to his viler dismay, dim mod that Metier bad
been amiss and all the gamey stolen. Oa the follow-
ing mania' primmer was direemired is • amine at the
Beslllll4l‘wars Raw, Btadea, Just as the train wee about
to strut fog Birmiegbans, whs. kis daughter silted a police
esseedia awl pee bee We emetedy, with nearly, all the
sees, is bee genesodin.
Ilene elbow witesiegabgebg glom eangrosatory sonless',
Mr. Solemn odd be amnia sit struggle against the *vi-
nous', gad the pelmet was committed for trial.
London, England, 1856-04-04

HIDES.-THIS DAY.

LZADISNALL.-WcsiollowroiZr; :-6611,4. to
Mks , n ;d. 641b.. to 723b5., 3:4. to 4d. ; 721 b.. to 6016..,,
4d. to 41d. ; 80lbs. to 88161., 41d. to did. • 831bs. to 96165.,
4ld to 4}d. Horn hides, 6s. Calf tains, light, 2s. Od. to
3s. Od. • tali, 6d.
Bmagoignenr.—tilheep skins, polled, 8.. Od. to 9.. 04.;
Kent* and Italt•brsds. 7.. 6d. to Bs. 6d. • Downs. 6. Od. to
7s. Od.; Lamb', 2.. W. to 3s. Bd. ; Bhsarling., le. Id.

BOROUGH HOP MAR/MT.—THUS DAY.
Ruin. Patatades sad Beath, hap-fatten, report that
the market h AM sad dae Lope 11411400.

COAL MARILET.--TEEDI DAT.
39 Air at nukes ; 31. sdvines on last diy's vibes.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, TKOWIDAY.

The Speaker's writ for the borough Of Athlone has
arrived. Mr. John Reyoolda has gone down to
convene the electors.
Mr. Murphy did not sit this day in the mum of the
Tipperary Bank.

BETTING AT MANCHEBTI
(IT 111011110 TRU
DERBY.

DAY.)

40 to 1 eget Boottaster (t).

THE PUFFING NM*Ncii.—The correspondent of
aco easperuy writer The speculators on public credu-
lity mast thick Omen's-toga a very confidiog neighbour-
hood, for we ere II oded with every variety of rioter puff,
thrust upon us in oveq kind of dispute, ; sometimes an un-
paid letter produces a doable *moan* of wrath and postage.
Bet there se ogle ohnital in patticuler, on whom I would
invoke signet venge.nee. It a a wretched undertaker, who
(unlike what he duels with) does not knock squatty at
every doer, but insidioas'y slips under it the terms on
which be wculd be ha; py to therm of you, in a 'bricked '
ce .sommos,' with every ?mud to ecoeosey ; feathers
extra. Toe aellose invalid the discovery of such a drea-
miest might he a ',rim shook ; and even a healthy man
may roseenahly object to the Lability of finding this tariff
of desth on his threshold."
TEE Ray. 0. C. Comm AND 818 PARISHIONERS.
—The Rev. G. C Oorhem, rector of Bumpford Spate, scar
Rueter, whose eantroveny with the Beset p of Nester is lo
well kaewa, has bad a violent rapture with a large number
of his parishioner', the malt of whittle is that they have
eommeneed proceedings against the rev. gentleman for
•, brawling in church." It appears that some of thll prin-
cipal farmers the perish objec eat to a certain LeaccipUon
on the omen which has recently beau erected in the char: b,
end this was Inserted in a notice convening • parish meeting
as ose of the sub) rte for ciesideration. Mr. Gorham oh-
jested to sign the Labe in the shape presented to him, and
the eharthwardes, Mr. Carter, jun., edited it to the church
doer without his ripener,. Oa Bandey sem niog, previous
to coommeaclag Devise service, the rev. gentlemen went to
Mr. Cattee's pew, and, se It is alleged, asked him how he
dared to pat up the notice without his signature, and
peremptorily ordered him to take it down and bring it to
him is the vestry. For this c tedect, Mr. Carter, encour.pd
by a large number of his fellow-periebioners. has instituted
proceedings against the rev. gentlemen for "brawling."—
Team.
London, England, 1856-02-06

MUSIC.

THE PURCELL CLUB.
This musical society held its 20th annual seating
lest *venial at the Albino, ia •Ideregate -Asset. • semerns
einspany of maroon sad Timken, ieelastieg massy of oar
roost distiagaisited professional sasineas sad amatesry sat
1111111 to dieser, the chair beteg imeapied by Professor
Taylor, of Greskus College, t►e (roadie aid perpetual
peskiest of the dub. The entestaismeats of the saunas
sansistod of • chose selestka free the works of
the greatest of &saheb imposes, tadadleg west
et his grassiest asthma, a number of the most
beentital pintos in " Tb. Tempest," sad some siseallaaseas
usage, diet., sad arouse. The peekermeme were ma-
dusted by Mr. Tulle, the worthy neseeros of Passell la ►is
edise of organist of Westmlester Abbey. The priseipal
soles we 'rong by Mr. Emma, Ms. Mocha fkaitv, sad
Mr. Lawler ; ads amber of the most eminent members
ef t►e intbedral ekoin took pest la the maserted pieces
sad eliwees. The elissasisg mask et " The Tempest "
roe lovely song sod shores, "Come sato these yellow
made,•' the wild and mart* strata, " Fell fathom
Eve thy father hes," rod " The Nereids sad Tritons"
were listened to with delight, and applauded with
enthusiasm. The famous drot Huh, my Derkkar," was
slug with gr.st spirit by Mr. Meats. Smith sad Mr.
Lawler; sad Mr. Beams was vehemently second l■ the
sir, " I attempt from Loro's sickroom to By," sae of the
most t entity! sad 'spirally@ melodies is ezisteaee. Pro-
fessor Taylor, la signs "The hasertal seawey of Hoary
Pareell," made some el/squat observations ea the shaman
ef tut great man—his sob!. and panes nature, sad his
pare sad disieterestel devotion to ►is art.
Of all the Erotical sHoeistiose in Loudly, then is so roe
roadeetro with area sr Jadisest sad ability t►an the
Powell Ciro; rod aro ome, matequeatly. amity. greater
pawky. For tweaty yams Ito progress has been asemast
sad its indiums kernels; ; I.r it is the eaty Oros in the
world w►ere it is possible be hear •sd imply the works of
sae of the meet Bladder musleisaa whom the world bas
ever sees. The mule of Parsell ought to be heard *very-
' where—is our shards, ear theatres, ear asserts, our
racial sad demesne ends. Be it will sae day; sad that
day will be bastseed by the nestles@ of the Pareell Club.

MADAME MDT GOLDSCHILIDT-LIND AT NOD,
Ince. —Mosaics, P. 6.—Madame henry GeldeeMidt-
Liail appeared hers this merang is Honda's Oratorio of
tbo Ihassict, •blelk ins performed before a met sad fa-
ohiemblit Indians, la Bt. Andrew's Hall. The primly's'
modiste, besides Madam Geldsoltaidt, were *llk.
Balsam, Mr. Locks', sad Mr. WM. Mr. Emediet
aad the whole periornisass peered off with gnat
omen. Madame Ondadmidt arrived I. Norwich last
maims, sad the streets wen lined with pima' whist to
Wait s &apse of bet feetater. Tc-aserrew she will, is ski
probability, visit the Hospital for Slob Childna, established
through her philanthropie exertions is 1849.
London, England, 1856-02-06

IRELAND.

DUMAN, Fin. 6.
Aa biggest was held 'whitey ois the hotline( the
boys drowned by the breaking ot the ise ia
Parh ea Sunday. It appeared that some rash
had thrown oranges on the ies to get the =Tel
sersable for them, mad that this was dame sitar the
thaw bad coanseeeed. The fatal ameecoenes was
the nielaneheiy low of life which followed; several
other biya who had also fades into the water having
been maenad through the exertions of the
The bodies of three young lads drowsed is titer:6i
ea Sunday, byn the upsetting of a boll, win lawn udeathp
7. Aother cbild bas bssa boat to
reteheedaKing's County, through the neglect of its
parents.
London, England, 1856-02-06

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE OONFEEENOEB.

Although the news that Prank would be szeluded
from he Conferences is confirmed by the of list
of the plenipotentiaries given in the Mortitevr, in-
trigues on behalf of Prussia ars still going on, and
this Faye says that in PAPS of any change in the pre-
med situation, the Prussian representatives would be
M. d'Alvensleben, who sat in the Drtsden Confer-
ences of 1851, and M. do Savigny, the Prussian
Minister at Carskuhe. To complete the programme
lit is added that M. Balsa, Under-Secretary of State
I. the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, would accompany
the plenipotentiaries.

Tien is souse expectation that the Conferences
say be opened in Park as early as the 16th.

It is acarious a:seldom that M. de Boorvieney,
Coast Baal, and Priaos Gortchakoff, commenced
their diplomatic career together, as attaches, at Lon-
don, now thirty years ago. M. Boorcineney accom-
panied M. Chateenbriand to oor mart.

_
Yesterday's Le Nerd bas a keg artiele upon " the
neeessities and advantages of pesos," the writer can-
didly confessing that Russia has much more to gain
by peace than by a continuance of hostilities. The
Berlin correspondent of the MON journal exposes the
mistake of describing the late article in the Journal
do BC Petersbourg upon the Austrian propositions as
a diplomatic circular. No document of the latter
kind haa been issued.
London, England, 1856-02-06

THE EAST.

MARSEILLES, TUMIDLY.
The Eaphrate has just arrived, with datse from
Constaadnople t. the 28th.
The Sardinian Ankhaseador had an audience of the
Balt= prior to biasing for Turin. M. Alphonse d.
Retbashild has also had a private sadism* of the
Bulbul; he is going, it is said, to Jernealess.

The Sheik islanrhas protested against the resolu-
tions taken is favour of the Christiana.

General Vivian has had 2,000 horses purchased at
Bucharest for the Anglo-Turkish Contiogent.
Amounts from Sebastopol to the 22nd state that
the am of the acceptance of the Austrian proposi-
tions by Bemis wee at first disbelieved, hut when
doubt we. oo longer possible it caused a feeling of
complete stupefaction.
General &seine succeeds General Levaillent in the
command of the god Corps.
. .

Marshal P6lissier had been ieforneed that the
Russians proposed to attack the advanced division in
the Valley of Baidar, and hoped to surprise it. To
oppose this movesent, eight divisions were kept
under arse during the whole night.
Trade at Katsina is suffering severely. The ex-
am el 'applies hes caused a great redaction in prices
and led to several failures.

Oa Zia. 21 several warshasess was wasamed by
Its.

Am:oasts have bees received from Kutch to the
20th, bit they are without interest.
Cora is &Wag in Greece.
London, England, 1856-02-06

RELATIONS WITH TEE UNITED STATES.

Mr. COBDEN beiges! Se ask whether it oes the in tit
at the goverameat to isy before the ►ore the ewe-
opcedestee expleaatery of oar prima re'sdewo •ilk she
I:felted States of America? That parties el um mere.
speadease while mated to Ceotral Ansrka had already
hoes published is tho American papers, sad be believed it
was completed. To the ether, relating to the .sillies
dillealty, there sight be sone objeotioe, so he believed it
was set yet clued.
Lord PALXZRSTON said, that smiths, of the eem

spenders, referred to wad be r6d to be sampler ; wises-
ever tbey were es, et some there rid/ be so objeetiea to
lay before the bore web gorier of thee► is might be
dedreble.

SCOTCH EDUCATION BILL

The Loaf, to Mr. E.
Ellin) that it wa his tatoetioe to latsodeea a bill nlattes
to sensation la lkotlsad I. tb• palmist 'assists.
London, England, 1856-02-06

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1856.

tease bees which meat is to be rowed is
lameasi, the resat costs ken and will be
said be Isms. We want just as loamy markets se
the metropolis can sustain, and souse& By Wig
yaw wage cover a large lace, you obtda Tee-
-1 tiled., and diminish the pewee the pion
wining from decomposition. Another 'sweetest
advantage is that of cheapness. The desperate
seaspelition for houses situated in the few great
markets is such that rents rise to sn enormous
height. The hatcher. in these markets, having
a prastical monopoly, are able to recover a portion
of their expenditure by sizing what may be so br
called a sumopoly-prioe on their meat. A miserable
hoses in Newgate Market is worth two hundred
' pounds a-year. It is quite evident that the trade
most be ressanemtiv• which will support rents like
this.

We shoald bs way to see the parties who advcioate
the C.sotral Meat Market successful, as it would tend
to create a belief that the City is not so earnest
in its dears for progress ma might be imagined
from some of their late undertakiegs. The citizens
have, within the last few years, dew much to show
that the :Weals so unsparingly bestowed upon their
ancestor is not applicable to them. They will do
much to weaken this favourable opinion, if they, for
the sake of pounds, shillings, and penes, give up •
magiii&eat open spat*, invaluable for sanitary and
ornamental purposes.
London, England, 1856-08-08

MINE -THIS DAY.

Two °Two:.
Baguets in British mining stock' to-day has bees
limited, and prices exhibit no material alteration.
The only transaction recorded in the Stook Ex-
change this morning is in Bt. John Del Rey shares,
at 21.
Babjoined is the official list of yesterday's trauma
Lions in the Miming Exchange:
Great Alfred, 41; Bender, 4,1; North Babel,. 30,
81; Rotewarao Harland, 21, I; South Frances, 2971,
300; Wheal Boller, 260, 2621.
In the Stock Exchange:
Beath Wheal Beset, 290, ex div. ; Colleoosabe, 441;
Grarabler and Bt. Achy., 741, 761; North Wheal Based,
291; North Robot, 31, 32 ; Grim Wheal Alfred, 4, 31;
Wildbarg,
London, England, 1856-08-08

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.
A letter from Ravenna, dated July 30, contains
the following:
Tee Municipal Connell of our city, at its sitting of rester-
day, adopted a very Important ft eolation. Saves members
of the Council, Count Iprolito Omaha, Count Ippolito
Bosom'', Dr. Sebastian Fu,oosi, end four others, whose
name* I do not rtc9llect, proptßed !o address to the pontill
eal goverament a &Maranon similar to that of the Muni-
cipal Council of Bologna, demanding the cessation of the
Aestrian military occupation, as well as the conditions
demanded by the Bologna Council, for the organisation
of the municipalities, and for the other reforms
which are requisite to improve the internal state
of the country. The gonfaionierc or mayor of
Ravenna, Signor Jacchinetti, wishing to make a show of
zealous loyalty, opposed the motion; bat when it was put
to the vire, the Municipal Council, by a very large majority,
apErned it without reserve. The member, of this body, sa
well ea the ether municipal councils of the Roman States,
are 'originated by the Papal government. The sample of
&loans has bees worthily followed by Ravenna, and the
other cities of the Roman States will not hesitate, at the
earliest cppertunity, to ao the tame.
_

A writer from Pdragis, in the Correspondartee
Italanru, comments on the scandalous promotion
of Monsignor Laichiaro,deltgate of Forte, but late of
Perugia, to the office of oouunillor of the finances; he
says:—

We have bad an opportunity, at Perugia, of making
this llonsignor's intimate ampaaintanct ; and it is well re-
membered here, amongst other things, that one day, with-
out the slightest reason, be caused a poor fellow to be
arrests! who was 111200119601111 of any cellar CBB6lO than that
of being the hatband of • woman to whose charms the
delegate was not invenstble.
London, England, 1856-08-08

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

MANSION-1101:SE.
Teams Fricke', c!erk in a enuotig.tionte, was limed
before the Lord Mayor, charged with the doable °Mises el
attempt* to eater • Oirtigge on the Blackwell Railway
while the train was in Bunion, and with mashing one of
the company's servants, who prevented him from pro-
eetdtac
Mr. Barker, an officer of the • loyalty, plead the cam
The defirodant's employer cave him en escelleat eba•
utter. He had bees in the same service upwards of twisty
yaws.
At the aurreetiou of the Lord Mayor, defendant apolot
Kited to the officer (Jr the assaalt, and was tined twenty
Walsall for infrinstrg the ninth by-aw of the railway
company by attemptiog to enter a carriage while a train
wee in motion,
London, England, 1856-08-08

NAPLES.

A Paris letter, of the 2nd, in theAugsberg Gazette,
says:—" Baron B terrier, Minister of France at Naples,
yesterday informed the French government by a
v,legraphie despatch that the King of Naples had at
last resolved on tasking some modifications in the
policy of severity which he has hitherto followed.
On the 29th alt., it is stated that King Ferdinand
signed several pardons of persons condemned for
political offences, and Baron Brenier expresses the
firm assurance that in a short time rill more im-
portant proofs will is yet given that the internal
policy of the king hes become milder. Thus,
the difference between the government of the
Two Sicilia. and the Western Powers has
taken a favourable torn, and this result
must be ascribed principally to the inter-

van tion of the Austrien cabinet.

It is

known that the reply of KIN; Ferdinand to the
note of the cabinets of London and POJill was a re-
fetal, and that the King himself inserted in it some
passages which might have personally offended the
Emperor Napoleon. The cabinet of Vienna consi-
dered that this was a great fault on the pert of the
Neapolitan government, and one which might have
geese consequences. Accordingly, Count Buol has-
tened to recommend to the Austrian Minister at
Naples to do all that was possible to induce the Nea-
politan cabinet to repair the harm done before the
Emperor Napoleon should adopt some energetic mea-
sure. The good advice of the cabinet of Vienna has
this time been attended with full success, and by the
acts of grace to which we refer the relations of
Naples with the Western Powers have entered into
a new liar. There is reason to hope that all the
difference will be removed if Austria continues her
mediation."
London, England, 1856-08-08

AUSTRIA.

A letter from Vienna, 3rd, in the Deutschland,
says :—" We learn from good authority, that Gene.
eel Count °inlay, who is now here, has been ordered
to proceed to Monza, to announce to Field. Marshal
Count Radeteky, that the Emperor intends to visit
the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom with the Empress
in the course of next month. It is probable that
their Majesties will set out about the latter end of
the month, at which period the Field• Marshal will
have assembled the greater part of the army of Italy
at Verona, and enc.mped them there. The tour of
inspection which Baron de Bach, the Minister of the
Interior, has just made in the Lombardo•Venetian
provinces, is doubtless connected with this visit of
the Emperor."
London, England, 1856-08-08

RUSSIA.

le Nord announces tha., the coronation of the
Emperor Alexander at Moscow will not take place
before the 7th of September, and that his Imperial
Majesty will not make his entry into the city before
the 25th of this month.

The Journal de St. Peterabourg of the 31st contains
the following official announcements:

"Privy Councillor Count Chreptovitch, envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to his
Majesty the King of the Belgians, is to act in the
same capacity at the court of her Majesty the Queen
of Great Britain. Privy Councillor Baron Budberg,
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to
his Majesty the King of Prussia, and their Royal
Highnesses the Grand Dukes of Mecklenburg, to act
in the same capacity at the court of Vienna. Privy
Councillor Baron Brunnow, envoy extraordl.
nary and minister plenipotentiary to the Ger.
manic Confederation, and his Royal Highness
the Grand Duke of Hesse, to act in the
same capacity at the court of the King of Prussia
and their Royal Highnesses the Grand Dukes
of Mecklenburg. The Councillor of State Glints,
chargé d'affaires at the courts of Htsae•Cassel and
Nassau and to the free city of Frankfort•on-the.
Maine, is named envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to hie Majesty the Emperor of Brazil.
The Councillor of State de Labenaky, of the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs, is named resident minister at
the Grand Ducal and Electoral Court of Hesse, at
the Ducal Court of Nassau, and to the senate of the

free city of Frankfort-on-tbe•Maine."
A letter from Bt. Petersburg, of the 29th ult., in
the Press' of Brussels, says :—" The Grand Duke
Constantine, whose seal and activity in everything
connected with the navy is indefatigable, has de-
cided, with the approbation of the Emperor, that all
the vessels comprising the Baltic fleet shall, at the
end of the present season, be fitted with steam•en.
eines and screws on the newest and best system.
Between the opening of the present season and the
end of May last three frigates, four corvettes, and
twelve gunboats and bomb•vessels have already been
fitted with engines, and are ready for sea, and it Ii
expected that before the winter two line of•battle
ships and four more frigates and corvettes will also
be similarly provided. The Grand Doke continues
to make frequent excursions in a steamer from
Cronstadt in the Gulf of Finland. The naval yards
at Sweaborg and the arsenals are to be considerably
enlarged this year, and the number of workmen ems
ployed has been already much increased."
London, England, 1856-08-08

PARMA.

A letter from Nacres% of August 1, rays that the
Austrians continue to amid in fresh troops there with
■s much secrecy as p(ssible ; and on the previous
Saturday, 600 dragoon hones arrived, some of which,
as there was sot enoogh room for them in the bar-
racks, were stabled in the churches.

Tb. Roy al Mail Col:opal:1y have to'd the Santa
sad Great Witte= steamer,.
London, England, 1856-08-08

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE RUSSIAN AMBASSAD(
APPOINTED.

TO PARIS

($T siscnuo ADD inTzugaTioNAL

HAMBURG, FAIDAT Moasino.

The Journal de St. Petersbourg SECOUIIOOI officially
the appointment of General Count Hisseltff, the
Emperor's Aide-decamp, as Ambassador to the Em-
peror of the French, retaining until his departure
the portfolio of Minister of the Imperial Domains.
London, England, 1856-11-12

OPENING OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

Yesterday the legislative session of the Belgian
Chambers was opened by the Bing in person. The
following are passages from the royal address:
Meesieure,—l have longed to lad myself in the midst of
Yost that I, night 'zones to the aavoa the happiness I
uperienoed at witnessing the Milting tectisacalm of affm-
tioa cad devotion on the musics of the 25th anniversary of
the inauguration of my reign. Th•ss manifestations doe to
the patriotic initiative of the Chambers, have not been with-
out advantage to the couotry. They have raked its self-
respect, and made It honoured abroad ; oar intonational
relations have felt the influence ; have they been of a
kindlier character.

The triennial report, which have been distributed prove
the solicitude of my government for primary and se-
condary instruction. Not lees interest attaches, in its ntima-
don, to superior instruction. The openieg date academical
year has recently afforded an opportunity of recalling to
mind the principles, the firm and sincere application of
which must inure the prosperity of the state universities.
The commercial condition of the country is altogether
satisfactory. A law voted in your last *onion has hid down
the huh of our commercial code. I anticipate, from the
wisdom of the Chambers, that the revision of the Customs
Tariff will be continued in that spirit of prudence and mo-
dentioa required by measures is which the most important
Interests ere concerned.

I emosnae with Slitithetioll en Increase is Fivers!
breaehes of the se.

THE EAST.

Accounts received at Marseilles from Constanti-
nople, state that Lord Stratford had installed the
Sultan a Knight of the Garter, and made a speech.
The ceremony took place with ire much magnificence
as that observed in England at the installation of
the Emperor Napoleon.
The Sultan had given a sabre, ornamented with
diamonds, to Lord Lyons as a testimony of his lade-
faction.

There is news from Ciroaseia to the 23rd of Go.
tober. Sefer Pasha wee encamped at Basdjok with
23,000 men. The forts and fortalioes were still in
the hands of the mountaineers.

PRUSSIA AND NEUFCHATEL

The resolutions adopted by the Germanic Diet in
reference to the Neufchatel affair were couched in
the following terms :
"1. To adhere to the principles expressed in the
Protocol of London of the 24th May, 1852, regu-
lating the position of the Principality of Neuf-
chatel.

"2. To request the German Governments hav-
ing diplomatic agents acredited to the Helvetia
Confederation, to support, in the name of the entire
Germanic Confederation, the setting at liberty, as
demanded by the Premien Government, of the
Neutehateless arrested in September, and urging the
considerations enounoed in the report of the Commit-
tee; and upholding to the Swiss Government, with
all possible emphasis, the steps that may be taken
for that purpose by the government of Prussia."
These resolutions are to be immediately comma-
mated officially to the Swiss Federal Government
by the German representatives accredited to Berne.
London, England, 1856-11-12

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12. 1856.

Net (MUM

WINDSOR, Nov. 11.

The Queen with the Princesses Helena sad Louise
and Prime Arthur walked in the Culla gardens this
esenting.
The DMINSI of Keel visited her Majesty. Princess
Mire took a carriage drive.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at
the official residence of the First Lord of the Trea
miry in Downing.etrost. The ministers present were
Viscount Palmerton, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl
Granville, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl of Ear-
romby, Sir George Grey, Earl of Clarendon, Mr.
Secretary Labonchere, Lord Namur', the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon.
R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Aiderley, the
Right Rom M. T. Baines, and the Duke of Argyll.

A deputation ansistiag of Mr. Masten Smith, M.P., Mr.
Hosibtaa, Chainsaa of Conekahners of Improvement,
Gravesend, Mown. Dltobbaris and Dobson, Mr. &statists,
rink to the Commissioners, the Mayor of Gravesend, Mr.
Alden's* Hid, Mr. Councillor Gould, and Mr. Shetland,
Town Clerk, had en istornew w►tb the Right Hon. Sir B.
Hall yesterday at the office of Pablio Walks, Whitehall•
plain.

_
Despetehes for the Governors of the Australian colonies
wen seat last evening from the Coloatal•ema.
London, England, 1856-11-15

SPAIN.

MO N 0171 OWN CORRISTONDNNT.)
MADRID, Pawky.
The Epees says it is not true that the govirnment
has invited Queen Christina to return to Spain.

The Epoca contains the following curious para-
graph:—"For some days past a rumour, which is
credited, has been current : it is that the younger
sons of Don Carlos, and also naturally the men
who have remained faithful to their cause,
are about to acknowledge our Queen. It is
hoped that this event will take place before
the lite-day of the august princess who occupies
the throne. Doubts are still entertained that
Count de Moutemnlino will do what his brothers
Don Juan, Don Fernando, and Don Sebutien are
said to be prepared to do; and it is not known
whether, in case they recognise the Queen, these
princes will come into Spain or will remain abroad."
The Erma says that the salary of members of the
Royal Council is to be 60,000 reale. It is now said
that M. Pacheco has seat in his resignation as ambas.
sailor at London, and that it his been accepted.
London, England, 1856-11-15

THE ART TREASURES EXHIBITION.

The Bart of Yarborough will contribute to the
inhibition twenty valuable pictures of which we have
received a list Ia connexion with two paintings by Turner
which are Mersin isoluded, a noble ezamp:e of genirosity
en the port of tkri 0111111 f d to be prominently mon-
th:mod. Borne time ego " The Wreck of the Micotatr " was
being 'gravid by Mr. T. 0. Barlow, a gentlemen from the
neighbourhood of Manchester, and in lb* count of conver-
sation with him, Lord Yerb.rough inquired what institution
wit in existence for the relief of unfortunate artists, or that
who were icoapaelitatid by infirmity. Being informed that
the Artiste' Benevolent Fund wan so establishment with that
object, Lord Yarborough soon afterward. employed Mr. Bar-
low to engrave the other paintitg by Turner, " The Opening
of the Vintage at Maus," and Resulted the plate of both
pictures for the exelasive benefit of the institution above
named. The engraving of these two plats. involved an ex-
penditure by his lordship of upwards of 3,00 W.; and in
ceder to secood this act of liberality to t►e utmost of their
power, the committee of tko Art Treasures Bshibition have
molted to allow the engraving. to be placed near the
originals in the exhibition, with the hope that elpier may
them find porgies's. The esullenco of the object het
ban thought sufficient to justify a departure from the rale,
that no work for sale shall be admitted to the exhibition.

The followleg collection, contributed by Mr. Murray, of

Whams,'retreat, mill be inter/sting, on account of the
number of portraits it includes of eminent contributom to
the Quarterly ROViIIO :

1. Hogarti—The Beggars' Opera.
2. Phillupe—Portrait of Coleridge.
S. Phillips—Portrait of Booths,.
4. Phillips—Portrait of Crabbo.
6. Pickersell—Portrait of John Murray.
6. Pkinigill—Portrait of Lftekbart.
7. Hoppusr—Portrait of Oiffard.

The rs of the Feuding Hospital ban neweeted
to onoribote Hogarth's celebrated nature to Tee Marsh
to Finable'," sad ono a my flee portrait by Howarth of
Captain Corm. Lord Malneebery will toad " Tae Jadr
neat of Pun," by Morena.
London, England, 1856-11-15

AUSTRALIA.

By way of Callao and Panama we have advice'
' from Melbourne to the 16th of August, being 7 d►ys
later than by the last overland mail.
The Red Jacket packet, from Liverpool, arrived in
Hobson's Bay oo the 11th of August, after a passage
of 82 days. The Lightning, with mails, was to sail
from Melbource on the 26th August for Liverpool.
The weekly report of the 13th August reports the
weather as Ily cold and wet, and ice has been
met with au hush in thickness wear Melbourne.
Notwithstanding the heavy rains, which have
interfered materially with the diggers, the mine►
continue to yield beyond the usual average of gold,
sad the quartz mining operations are reported to have
become exceedingly sueoesalul.
Tin and copper appear to exist extensively in se-
veral widely-spread localities.
The wet season was nearly over, and trade begin-
ning to improve.

Agriculture is advancing prosperously. A much
larger tract of laud is under cultivation than daring
previous years, and the crepe promise very favourably.
Tha establishment of telegraphic lines throughout
the entire colonies was attracting mach attentioo.

Mr. George Oakes, one of the members of the Syd-
ney Assembly, was severely beaten in the house on
the Bth of August.

The intelligence of which the foregoing is a sum-
mary was coaveyed to Callao by the British steamer
New Granada.

fddlle. Emma de Parson!, the niece of Admiral
Panatiu-Descbesis, fell dews la a fated apoplectic fit on
Saturday net, while la the vary set of toanielap benelf, in
the chapel of St. humph, la the department of the Alec The
ofilciaing priest rubel at of the cenfesakmal-boa. raised
her It.. the Geld moo" sad wiled her mot►er, wbo was
',smog la the casroli, to meek dm youse lady from
AM. Lila ems sat .Its entiact; bat Parseval
never monied her maidelimmar,aad a:OI.MM the parse
lad the meeleg. She was lady 20 Fan of me.

INDIA.
London, England, 1856-11-15

WEST INDIA MAILS.

SOUTIIAMPTON, FRIDAY ETIININO.

The Royal West India Mail packet La Plata, Capt.
Weller, Admiralty agent Lieut. Irwin, R.N., has
arrived with the West India mails. She brirgs ad-
•ices from Onytown, Oct 20; Pena ua, 24 h ; Car.
[hums, 26th ; Jamaica, 26:h ; Demerara, 23 h;
nicad, 25• h; Barbados*, 27th; Antigua, 29th; 8t•
Vincent, 26th; St. Thomu, 31et.

The La Plata brings 31 passengers, among whom
are Rear Admiral Sir Charles Elliott, K.C.B. (late
Governor of Trinidad), lady and daughter; T. Umber,
Esq., her Majesty's Consul-General at Per au Prince;
Lieut. Colliogton, wife, and family, and 32 first-clans,
5 children, 4 servants; 3 second-chit., and 2 naval
invalids—total 51. The freight on board consists of
specie to the amount of 781,627 dole. The specie
freight consists of 242,533 dole. %aloe in silver, and
539,094 dol.. value in gold; via., dust, 383,368 dols.s
and bare, 155,726 dole.
The West India Islands generally were healthy;
Jamaica, however, was an exception. Several cane
of fever had occurred at Kingston, and deaths from
yellow fever were recorded at the military station at
Newcastle, on the Blue Mountains, 3,000 feet ►bove
the level of the sea, and hitherto considered exempt
from that scourge. The lientenaLt governor, Major-
General Bell, had convened the legislature of the
island, for the despatch of business, on Tuesday, the
11th November. A bill preferred by the Crown.
office against Dr. Jopp, surgeon of the 3011 Regi-
rnent, and Dr. Mosse, staff assistant surgeon, for the
manslaughter of Mrs. King, the wife of Lieut.-Colonel
King, commanding 36th Regiment, by strychnia,
administered through the alleged negligence of one
or both of these gentlemen, had been ignored by the
grand jury. Among the obituary notices are the
names of Mr. Thorn's Rodgers, merchant, and Mrs.
Radcliffe, wife of the Rev. John Radcliffe, presbyto-
rim minister, of Kingston.
London, England, 1856-11-15

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(11011 OCR OWN CORRISPONDIIIIT4
PARIS, FRIDAY ROAMING.
The Marquis d'Antottini, the Neapolitan Ambas-
sador, lett for Brussels this morning.
Prince Carlini, the Neapolitan Ambassador, who
hes just received his passports in London, has arrived
in Paris.

To morrow is the Empress's fete day, the Sainte
Eagonie, and it will be celebrated by extraordinary
rejoicings at Bt. Cloud.

Not • word is said in any of the French papers
about the abandonment of the Fontainebleau project.
I am now told positively that it isabandoned,althongli
but two or thrce days since I stated, on excellent
authority, that it was persisted in. The
hidopoularsee of Brussels, which reached Paris
this morning actually gives an extract of a
circular written by Count Baoioochi to the persons
wbo bad been invited, telling them that, as their
Majesties will not go, the invitations mast be con-
sidered ea now gimes. It is curious that not one of
this evening's papers ventures to reproduce this
news, although it relates to a subject about which
people are talking more at this moment than on any
other. Will it still be said that the French press is
free to say anything not seditious P Or is it sedition
I to speak of a court project before an official announos-
meat P

The Bourse has base dull and without much
change. The rise in the Bank of England discount
which was only known at the close of business yes-
terday, continued to produce a depressing effect'
which was not counteracted by the Bank of France
accounts. The Rente fell 10c. for cash, and rose Se.
for account ; closing at 661 r. 300. sad ddfr. 53c.
Credit Mobilier rose 3fr. 750. Railways left off in a
very uncertain state with Scarcely a variation 91
more than 2fr. or either way.
London, England, 1856-11-15

THE SHREWSBURY ESTATES.

The following letter, in reply to Lord Talbot's
avatar, bag bees rest to the Shrewsbary trusts :
"Llseels'oista-Selde. Nev. 12.
Sir,—Yea have probably revolved a notice from Earl
Talbot reqelrieg yea to pay parr Teat to his and sot to
into tialitalle of the will of the lets BertramArt'sur, Earl of
Shrewsbury. We beg you will pay so attentive to this er
say similar motion Iron Nut Talbot, er soy other person.
No ens has *sea • pretense for elitissiag the estates
agelast the devieete of the late earl wail it has bees
proved to the satiefaetioa of the WNW of Linda that the
claimant has become Earl of Shrewsbury'
It k e mildest], bolkved that the *widen hes berms
eztisst, is whit* ease the estates sow Worm unbolt gaie-
ties, to the late earl's devisee, Lord Unload Bernard
Hower& sa 'afoot, the woad eat of his grace the Doke of
Norfolk.

" Under such eirounisteneeer It oeuld set be espotted
that Kr. Hope Scott and Mir. &damn Beilasier the traitors
for lore Bdinuad dories his seinority, would voluntarily
semester the poolossion of the estates aad submit to have a
reteiver appointed by the Court if Classosty et the instate,
of Lord Tslbot or any other person ; though it nay be
added that, with the desire of prevestieg annoyance to the
tensato, and at the era time of treating Ind Talbot with
all prom osatidoration, the tritetses did offer to satisfy his
lordship that the rests of the 'sha', less the actual aims-
nary itspenditerer should be invested Pad soonsuladod by
Shoo toadies the litigation whielt his lordship threatens.
" If ever Lord Talbot, eclat, Mbar pones, shoeht, our
trary to all espeatatios. soessol is WU to
the earldom of ilbrerbety. Ohs deviser of the is.. led
bo Islip prepared to maintain is the smarts of law the
validity of the dienteillog deed resated by the owl of his
family esters.
Is the sseastioy to enure list teems% Inn beteg In-
volved is soy persoil liebillry, it has bees oar red, with
the seasilloo of VW Doke of Norfo/k Mat • lull wiitton
friessoir
_were theedein of Bari WWI, and every other
plash. shah be ghee to the tenants es their eoetionies to
psy Nob nob to Mr. Hope Lott and Mr. te.j.sei Behr*
r Basses for Lord adeserl Berard Firma derby his
siloodsy i and we bow se hear rot NIA seserattpsasst
whi party as satletastry SO you as it bee M.ved te Ms
tear* of the vase Meow ths rests of whisk have lam
dos der Mew sears ash&

H We an, it, nee *bedfast sensate.
COINS.. WOODOWN, MD WILLIAM,
ilelleften far Led lesteril lenare Howard sad
" Mr. Hope Mee asd &view Balsas, kis
MOM.
London, England, 1856-11-15

TSB POOR LAW BOARD AND THIS PARISH OF

JURTLSBONE.

THREATENED MANDAMUS.

Yeeferda;,Wa;tnge iiegOi the illreotoes and
Guardian of the Poor of Bt. blerylehoee, held la the beard
rows et the workhosee New-toad, roesiderstik amortise
woo eroded by the rail et a Welailaillatillit fee. the
Poor-lair Beard, immediate geeseediegps is the
Court of Quea's Dee& Wen the genedkne.
implied with the reieddlieso of the hued as suvispel is
preview lettere. la siiis die latest enommusleadlee free.
the beard, Lord Camas, regearate the eseeeedue step
token by it fan the erldeel sous of re
of
wady. the headuief gide W semis tithe weelimella Ole
suppose by the bow el the alatalasal al taw Ma/1111/. tee
insoles of tide appliatioa, Its repeals. by the Wank se
geopesied by a reform to its yea thibMagy pane,
the anemia of the gas:dims denials& Is seeds, sad the
newsy of the baud to the ender requiring his reds-
aides, the etaster's cospilases, sad lastly, the appli-
cation of the bawd ter ieforreatlea as to the Bilisg
up of the Taut eMee. Leed Courtney says:—" The
Cason sad guerdiese late sot termite) the bow
what is the subject el their esesideratiee with refugees to
the meter. Bat Ime dbeeled by A. beard to plat out
spin that the Abe if melee is new sagest, mad has bay
se dose Ow Bab of the reeteatles of Mr. Brae, sub reale
satin beteg abeelals and tameless Is itself, on that it Is es-
asseraty la the Mesetege end swami to 'rudder whe-
ther they will or will sot seespt It. I fra further Crested
to state that it is saw iseambeet epee the &Weston sae
guardians forthwith to ell apnea t is order that there
say be some pea= Isplly reeposilbie the perferwena
of the ditties of the tate of nevers, sad Wally empowered to
'atone the regulation asesissay tar du seder neddleelollee
stitbia the workhouse. Is emaludes, les divested he is
form the dinders and pawns= that seta they are pre-
• at sees to 11l up the need setae, sad do fertbwith
111 it up, the Bard, however reketaat to adopt @sob a
coarse, will, la the dLeharse of their duty, have so other
alternative bat to apply to the Court of Quotes Beach to
safeties epos the ilireirore sad gisardiaas duds legal ebn
Wiese."
Yr. POlllll Mowed that a special meeting of the beard
be esereeed fee Thursday seat, to etuteida the sponamoka-
tioa lathe Poor-law Beard.
Mr. Boma• geseeded the Emulation.

The ReZiliCTO toad Mr. Matta hulas offered some
rattan ebeereatteas. the modes was carried. sad the eery -
tart was ordered to Intone the Poor law Board that the
raerdlase would take the subject late esaaldereikes.
London, England, 1856-11-15

of 6001 a year, which is the amount at which be is at pre.
nut *need, for t • is, notwithatanding his defalcations,
still a servant of the company. He is a man of good family,
and his brother le a solicitor in very respectable produce.
Notwithstanding his enormous frauds, and the illklllllllo
amount of money wbiolt has puled through his hands,
honestly end dishonestly, Radical% is believed not to have a
single sovereign at his command.
♦ statement has appeared in acme of the papers to the
effect that ether clocks in the Gnat Northern Railway
Company's mimic* have abound themselves in emaripsecoe
et these hands. nen is not the slightest ground for such
ea eaporalea et the of the empties corvatta.

LATEST P 4

DAY.)

•
Mr. Williams, the Great Northern Company's Ia
senior of Police, to lama wee entreated the %tetrad which
bed bees prepared fee the septets of Mr. Rodpath is Parts,
retuned from die Contia•st this naming. At the use
time the luggage which the prisoner is hie hotly Sight left
I. Parte, was brought to London by the South Rasters Rail
way Goespasy, sad mitriyed to Xt. Saperinteadent Lomas,
seder wham direction it woe taken to the cheat
Northern Railway, thus to be *demised by the directors
Asme dmemeats hart bees head, whisk it it imported
will throw seas light spea the aster. of the frauds which
hays been eommitted. Amongst the documents Sr. mail
'ossified telegraphic siert', which at present hive net
been diselphered ; bet they are to be submitted to the venal
test., and in ell probability their meanie; will in a taw days
be revealed.

It spoon that when Mr. Wallets' arrived is Paris, he
obtained a else to the whereabouts of the fugitive of when
he wee ta poneit, bat epos arriving at his temporary
manse, M fosad he bed received a telegraphic sewage
free a friend in Landes, warning his of his dialler. Red.
path thee returned to Leedom in the way described in oar
previews reports.

Oe maim the Lendes-bridge station yesterday morales,
he took scab and drove to tha residence of a friend, also an
ofieW on the Oreet Northam Railway, la Ulster-termer,
• usesifleset pile of Mum, nearly opposite to the
Nemond estrum to P inland-place sad the Re-
pat's-park. It is seppieed that, at his owe maniac
th• proprietor of the home eommenieated to Mr. Monate.

the Oae;stary of the railway, tha teat that ha woo than, sod
that ha would rwasia than until Mr. Mowatea arrival.
Oa roariviag that isformatioa Mr. Mowstt want to Ulster-
torraaa with as tear, Gad Mr. &drab:was made a pri•
110114 f.

A. saran( paper intimates that tin anoint of Mr. Rat
path% &foliation have ben essipnted. It will, of
warn, be satisfactory to everybody to lad that Ma le the
nee, bit fres the emanation of the books, which is now
propenisi .ad will p w for a wish or two, it is pretty
Gorton that the anoint of the frauds he hoe onassitteal wilt
double the highest nu whisk soy aewspspor report has
neadoesd.
London, England, 1856-11-15

ANOTHER AUSTRIAN LOAN.

A letter from Frankfort, in the Debate of this day,
says it is confidently rumoured that Austria is about
to contract a new loan abroad—the capital to be
large, and the conditions offered to subscribers to be
" most advantageous." The writer adds that so far
as the German bourses are concerned, a less favour-
able moment could not have been chosen.

THE TURKISH MINISTRY.

(PROW OUR OWN COILLISSONDINT.)

TRIEBTE, FRIDAY.

•
We have intelligence from Constantinople to the
7th inst. AU the Ministers of the late Cabinet, MU
Pscha excepted, will remain and act with Reschid
Pacbs, the new Grand Vizier.

The following is the Imperial missive addressed by
the Sultan to Reschid Pacha, informing him of his
appointment as Grand Vizier:
To my faithful Visier Reschid Pacbs,—ln consideration
of the gravity of existing circumstance', and moved by a
desire to see the affairs of my empire well administered, I
have deemed it necessary and I have remind, knowing
thy seal and talents, to confide to tbee the eminent °Noe of
Greed Vista, which by then presents I therefore ordain to
be conferred upon thee. I septet and hope of thee tt at
thou wilt employ all thy strung to the good government of
the empire, which, I pray to God, may he the result.—
Constantinople, Nov. 1, 1864.

The newly appointed Grand Vizier was invited,
on the Zed inst ,to wait upon the Sultan at the
Palace of Dolma Baktchi, where the above letter was
read in the presence of all the ministers and officers
of the Court.
London, England, 1856-11-15

BLOCKADE OF NEW OBANADA BY A

BEI I IbH FORCE.

The British cocci' at Baco•a has hauled down his
flag, and all the ports of New Granada are to be
blockaded by the British fleet.
On the of tictober,the governor of the pro-
vince of Corthogeos issued a proclamation, in which
it is said

Ity the IW enurirr nom the capital we have
rectirall ein.greaahle inteltigence affecting our rela-
tions with the government of her Britannic Majesty.
The govtroment of New Granada, not being able to
comuly with the rtituitemenra of the British minis
try, the latter has resolved to have recourse to the
material for-es of its nation, and it has been notified
in its name the wi.hin a few days all the ports of
this republic will be blockadad.". . .

The.govercor goes on to say that no resistanoe to
this measure is contemplated b yood the opposition
of good reasons which are, in the eyes of the civilised
world, more potent than the greatest beets and
armies. The r?mainder of the proclamation is an
appeal to the patience of the ci,izens, and a promise
that all which concerns the e.ncidation of the position
of &Ciro shall be made public.