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

THIS EAST.

MAIMILLIB, 'Air. U.
The Thabor has arrived with Caastentiaople news
of lan. 14. This pasta brings Omni Leval-
last tram Oaestaatinople. The Cashman for
regalatiog the First and Fourth Points, relative
to the Priaolpalition, are opened. The personages
who have takes part in them are Ali Pasha, the Graad
Vicar; Faad Pasha, Minister tor Foreign Affairs ;
Primes Calliniaki ; M. Thane's's', the Preach
Ambassador ; Lord Stratford di Ratcliffe ; and the
Anetrian Internam:do, Baron Prokasch Osten.
Prises Call/saki is about to start for Vienna. Jahn
Ohigs has bean wade Prises of Banos. Id. Thos.
venal has gives a grand dimly to the Ottoman
Malian.

The Pram el' Orient aflinae that the difference
betimes Panda and the Raglish Ravoy had no refer-
ee«, to rondos. IL. Lelsoas has gone to Pend&
General Vivien, fearing to be attooked by the
Russians, has seat to Cooatantinople for infantry
and artillery GROWL
Letters hoe the Crimea are to the 9th. Mash
snow had fallen. The saanonade esatitosed as both
sides. The Allies had blown up two doeks at Sebas-
topol. The Ruskin ewe tablet up quarters at Sim-
p and BeeseWserai. Letters hos Hinburn
stale that 30,000 sondes are behelosed between
Petroaeka and %babel; and that in tense-
wale en attack spool Labors was =pots& The
palm hes been reinforced by troops brought by
General Lebout The feet is prepared to aid in the
deface, in cue the Rainiaas should attack.

Atria. from Trobisoad of the ith say the ground
is severed with a deep mow. The inhabitants of
Kars have been respeeted by the Remises. A oedema
collision between Austrian and Turkish troops has
taken plan at Giargevo, on the Danube.
Athens leases of the 16th state that Bias Bey has
delivered his credentials to Xing Oa°. Priam Na-
- has been awarded the Grand Cordon of Christ
and It. Saviour. Here (Maresilles) 26,000 barrels
of &wain Boer have arrived. Corn is dews.
Y. Mires has purchased the grounds of Lusatia for
a sea of twenty millions of francs.

The Cologne Gem& ex:tains the following hem
Copenhagea, of the 17th :—• Captain Wanes. of the
Driver, lately brought to the British legation here
isstruotions to request the Danish Government to
allow the Allies the nee of two ports as winter sta-
tions. Mr. Suahanan presented is due course the
must, which was refused on the II th by the Danish
Government cm the plat of centrality. Oa the 14th
a freak mete arrived hem Ragland, persistiug in the
request, and deessadlng an answer in as short a time
am possible. This answer has set yet been given."
The High Court cif Justice of Denmark assembled
ou the 19th at Cepeallegee, to proceed with the trial
of the impeached Moisten i bat the public prosecutor
requested a few days' farther delay, in order to make
an analysis of some complicated accounts. The Court
amordingly grsnted a new postpoosmeat to the 30th.

The Puts eeetuepeodent el Le lord preteens to
be sequalated wide the preseedime of the hie Nampa of
" Oa Sunday," he writes, " the neembere neared
ee ieritaitse to dime at the Tuileries. After the »peat re
ever, at &beet eiebt *Week, the &gem 'lmbed the ter
thm:re fate the reem in oldie the doings ef the Cesede
bad tees bold, mod there mewed lde duke to hear hem
orb Woe pestles a reared et trio ephdese. Aaseettimily,
orb member mode. eteeeneent, the eeploietiwes emenyr
tag nem thee two t 0.... The 'haw ef the Coseall roe
thee desisted te be ateeed, sad the Imprint seek t 0.,. a
flee sembete, preesiat sub by the bead."

A TatkisiiCiensiel is .aid to be borryisir to Paris,
se big way •• to mused tee Oseesil et War P•

TIN oilla at Masao are NM to tostais thirty da-
daists mega lee distarboaos at Y. Nirard's lest.,,. The
wpm IS villa an am my midyear ia their atioad-
sage at rho ~a of go ilarbeasr, prorridog to boom
use o rim of MOM."

We read to s Wise frau Pada t—H 11a Znipaia's
sorotary Sudan, earapiad in niplylag M ins esprenlias
of abated, mad good wadies abbe aryl,* has all puns et
Yvvava. vegetivev. vary Mao. With valise sad seansinatad at-
tidos, whisk ih• math, Milos val mist prnerfalig Y A.
aisles the desired nee& Amara the 104 kswsaay k an'
of a illievat idad—via, a gigue wide was Ilan la Ib sego
hg a witggenr, ai the vossies si&a mask Ilea dm Ka-
lakhidr, sad apes tea vevy spot The nalivaliaity thaw
aaissaisais at she WI having hem savertalaid, Ye leasest
Ms beim auspiel, irsi dm Neer sowideL"

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=PRESS FROM PARIS.

(taox ova OWN

PARIS, TEIMIDAT EVINING.

The Bonne has been extremely animated all day.
It was confidently (but as I believe untruly) reported
that the armistice wu signed yesterday at Vienna.
The news which I sent yesterday that the Con-
ferences would be held in Paris was considered tor-
Ws. It is, however, objected that according to
diplomatic usages theme Conferences ought net to be
held either in the place where the preliminaries of
pesos were signed, nor on the territory of either of the
belligerent powers. If this view be cermet, and if the
assumed tradition is to be adhered to, Paris would of
course be excluded, and either Brussels, Dresden, or
Frankfort, aa neutral towns, would probably be fixed
upon. Another Bourse report, which exercised a
very favourable influence, was that the Bank of
Francs had this day decided to grant the ninety
days on bills, which trade so much desires, bat that
the question of the diminution of discount had been
adjourned till next week. The Rents rose 95c.,
Moiling with great firmness, at 69fr. 20c. Credit
Mobilier rose 10fr. The Lyons sad Lyons and Medi-
terranean railways rose 20fr. each. Other lines were
from Mr. to 10fr. higher. Austrians rose lbfr.

At a meeting of the Napoleon Docks Company,
held yesterday, a vote wee come to against winding.
up the concern, and a committee of seven members
we. appointed to manage the affair provisionally,
and consider propositions for re-organisation. In
coaarq•sace then was • rise of lfr. 600. in the
shares.

The disturbances which have lately taken plain
during the lectures of M. Nisard, at the Sorbonee,
have led to the publication of • decree by the Mi-
nister of Public Instruction, containing fresh regu-
lations for admission to the different lectures. Cards,
bearing their name and addremes, are to be deli-
vered to the students; and other cards of a different
colour, bat also bearing the WAN and Addams, to
any persons who may wish to attend the lecturer.
No one will be admitted without producing one of
these cards, and every holder of them must exhibit
them when required to do so by persons in authority.
A student who shall have his card taken from him
for any mieoonduct at any one lecture will also lose
his right of admission to all others, and notice will
be immediately sent to his family to call him home.
All cards are to be personal, and cannot be lent to
another party.
Viscount d'Arlincourt, the author of several popu-
lar works, has just died in Paris. His principal
production was the " Solitaire," which had • great
run in its time. He travelled a great deal in Russia,
where his agreeable manners rendered him very
popular. His writings have been well described as
f' L literature des salsas,'—" le verbiage d'art bosuns
comma it feat."

JAN. 12.

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General Rudiger, commander of the south coast of
the Galf of Finland, is dangerously ill. Coast Osten
Sack= is temporarily charged with his command.
La Pres** publishes • letter from St. Petersburg
of the 16th, in which it is said :

Taday, darn( the whole of tho feresno, emery ass hen
was still minuted in bin war-stilts We mast hays war,
war, wee I " were weeds loudly uttered la the saloons, th:
soffee-besees, sad the stiven. All of a sudden, is the
afternoon. a renown get We that the Cur had jut yielded.
This rancor was inserally twined with distrust, sad it
was °sly eirwalated in whiners.

I teamed, by teasing t►ie rumour to its muse, that *one
tolegrepltie deepatehes had beeineeived is the coarse of
the day. advising the pre and simple aeceptaam.

Coast Nemoltode 'immediately repaired to the Bothemor's
with M. Leos de Semlamina, his Coder Secretary of State;
sad them I. eowelawe, they received the wammead to
notify to Cocas Vaseline Naterbesy the aeseptaace of the
Atari= prepositkee. While M. de Bealamiam was km-
tubes to eammaalsate the Emperor's reembetiem to the
Asetrima Savoy, Coact Nematode wee tramematiog it
immematily by the telegraphic lice to Priam Gortchithoff.

Tivaiorrow Count inerick de 13secheay, seattary to the
Austria& Rahway et Bt. Petwebasit, will leave the
'spited es the boom to Visalia of Gnat Boterbasy's
racial topers, sad the orlglaal Rote in which the Minister
of Perste Affairs summed to the Austrian savoy the
weseptsaco of the Aostriaa propositions, intended to serve
as the bode of ulterior swells negotiations, sod which way
in futons be regariml as the preliminaries of peace.

The min of be seasseekMa havieg Wee rapidly diffused
smog the diplomatic mop sad the ►yh realm of society,
frees whom it &weeded to the busbies dames of the pops-
lades, it was everywhem varicose', wisatmod.

Tite sopropestatives of t►e Gernia 'sesta tea at full speed
to the Misietry of Foreign Afire to invites es to tb.
esthostialty et *booed seers Goma Media, the Swedish
saisietse, soma siege set to abate la the joy of his *A-
Woe& Aseesdinly be did set go to Coast Neeseirode'e
bat to Coast Billeftsay's, for the paspose of Biotin his la-
guides.

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Cabinet enders are Mattis' from this capital every
[swat is all dbietiame. Titers le a talk of reminding Dego-
listless, w►his will pr•bably be opened at Diodes OP
Braseele. la all likelihood it will be the Privy CosacWor
of State. M. Appoliaaries de Beatesieff, who will reprteeat
Buda there. He will be misted by We brether-ia• law, H.
de Tits,. sad aaet►u brot►►u-la-law, Cosa' Miehael
CbsepeewiteL