The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-25 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

mix auiliousED Agmcurpciumw THE
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rafeennas "oinks, of Frankfurt states that de-
*talus were received at Visalia en the 19th from
St. potaraberm modes, sod Paris, whisk were im-
mediately communiested to Count Beal by the se-
viral ambassadors. It was tummies,' to the Aus-
trian government that orders 101 l Wen met to the
gesseuls essamanding hi the Crhhia 'to suspend hos-
tilities sod to establish the necemary Hass of demar-
cation between the two armies.
On this provoking subject of the proposed armis-
tice the &mit says There is much talk of an
, armistios. and this. was also but lately mush talk of
the destitute condition of the Remiss army in the
Crimea. la the time granted by the armistioe to be
employed by oar enemies in revistualling their troops
sad replenishing their stores of ammenition P
_ . _ _ _

In the sitting of the 21st at the Chamber of Depu-
ties of Turin, Marquis Panto inquired of Ministers
whether Sardinia was to be duly represented at the
Cosh:4nm about to be opened for the oraelosion of
pease. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. Obis-
rio, replied that Sardinia's right to be representeu
at the Couterenees had been acknowledged both by
the Western Pewees and by Austria, end that the
&doe of the Government had fallen upon a man
who would represent his country most worthily, and
whose name, when made known, would be hailed
with joy by the Chamber ; lastly, that negotiations
en the basis of free-trade priaeipies were in progress
with Spain, and premised a massed ism The
Chamber, after this reply, proceeded to the ordinary
Mime of the day.
A letter from Madrid of the 18th says :—" The
ams of Bade having maned the prepositioes of
Austria arrived here yesterday evening, and the
Government at woe communicated the fast to the
Wisdoms of France and England. It was the Mi-
ramar of Foreign Afars himself who carried the
important intelligence to the British Embassy, where
Lard Rowdier was giving a grand dinner to a °cosi-
airship body of the diploneade corps. As soca el
Lord Bowdon wee in pommies of the news, he roes
and communicated it to his guests. Naturally it was
the /rend topic of ocavereatics daring the evening,
and the general impression was one of lively seriatim-
doe.'

A Wee from Vines of the Roth, in the Geneses
Jourtial, of Frankfort, says :—" Coast de Steckel-
berg, die Ruske military plenipoteadary, had a
private audience of the Emperor yesterday, to deliver
aa autograph letter from his Sovereign, in reply to
the autograph letter sent by the Emperor of Austria
to the Cur by Coast Etiterhasy. The following de-
tath of the arrival of the great news are related
here:—The Emperor received the telegraphie &-
matt* at seven eels* in the evening. His first
movement wee to p, with the Russian order of Bt.
George ea hie breast, to the Arohdochees Sophia, his
mother, to mmannee to her the happy intelligent*.
The Arehdaebees, who was deeply affected, eralwated
the Emperor, and in presume of the ladies of the
Coast said that she coaddrend that menient as the
harping of her life."

OF PRAM

JAm. ri.

A epodes of immense Otero* here, and naturally
I. every ether Emma capital, te—Are there say
points other than those whisk Bank has socepted to
be negotiated a before preliainuise of peace as be
signed P The hapreseica received from the principal
opus of the Leaden press is, that a great week is
yet to be done before an set of so awed ina.
portages on take pleas. Aced this sews no
swab* Dimas se mush is hit vole aatt
aa-
settled ; sad so wok is pond over sassentiosed
Ia the listerhasy proposition, to which, as is in-
derstood, Coast Nesseirode has attacked his nese.
Lest year the teak of reakiag a pews was left to the
negotiators who vast at Vanua. The "points," as
they were tolled, to whisk the anon of ROWS was
obtained Wore the eosin( of the swimsuits were
so swertala that the weeder is, not that nothing
is.,, bet that anything should have but expected
of thew It was georally supposed &late that Prow
sad England had Lamed a lowa, sad mesas the next
tine, before tails( down the sward, to lay dews
their Oros of penes so distinctly, that, after their
aseeptaace, nothing would remain to be settled by the
negetiston is easferease but the details of their
application. Sow of the Austrian propositions
are indeed tolerably well delved--that retain to
the new Besserabian frontier, !ter example. Bet of
others the mere principle is awasisted, sad the Me of
its application is left 'aortal*. The preposition to.
spewing the nestralliation of the Black Bea, for in-
seams, is left in a state of doubt which will as,.
great diSealty ia the ocafereaess—that I. to say,
it there is ay serious iateatica of waking It a reality.
Who is to have the greater .amber of the " light.
weed vessels is the Buie, • "ado the treaty, or
by what rats is the proposition to he established P
Oa this poiat the Ault/Lea dement is silent, an.
less the " necessary awake of the east " is the we-
nn of the naval twee to be maintained.
This is the interpretation whisk the Base Was pet
upon the proposition, deducing from the superior
impetuses of the cost service of Russia is the
Black flea the jostles and wessity of ameading to
her a larger amber of armed vessels thaa to Turkey.
Bat the wisdom is the Bsterbasy proposals are what
strike as as moat serious. The format the Curousian
oast are not motioned, net aseshig ander the de.
eassinatioa of areseals. The "seldom of sow& of
From and England in the Ueda" Fazio ports, is
not stipslated for I. language that moot be explained
away. The Asiatic hastier, se Ragland well knows,
weds to be regslated. Great inporteass has bees
attached to the Aland Isles and Bosomed, sad yet
so misogamist respectiag then has boa required of
the enemy. Of coon it will not be opposed that by
adesitdag the fifth propositioa Bawls has promised
beforehead to satisfy the allies sa the reserved points.'
What Austria has swelled as terns of pesos, Resets
has weeded ; bet Russia has sot gives eerie Moshe
for say Power to inscribe in her saw.

Three considerations give great propriety to the
demand of the Enlist' pram that wharfs, is lett
esonlabt or reserved I. the Aestrian proposition
shall be disarmed before the preliminaries of pease are
signed sad an armistice is agreed to. Boob is the only
11111111011111414 the eel, safe soarer. The allies may
be sere that they will get nothing in the me termer
whisk they have sot previously got in di. prellmaisaries,
before ogres*/ to as armistice, for by attemptiag to do
se, they word be Meer in the awkward predisament
of win disk dotards one by re related by Rats*
with the altmeadve of ammenieg the war .fresh.
All dreams se simple that I should not have thought
of patting it forward bat fee am taet—thess is good
moos to Wier that the dear and straight ruse
just brigand will set be followed.

It k to b essokod that the roprossatetkos wade
to tie Bowls* coast by Comet Istarkssy wee soo-
twistable to lb. katnstkes whisk the latter naiad
Mu Comet Baal, sad with the tut of whisk all
Swops is fsizillor. It is forams to bs soppossd that
Austria weld sot asks kapsresst premiss. to
Rusk in the Naas al dr) alike without the pevisisly