The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-06 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

APPROACHING EVACUATION OF THE

CRIMEA.

COS/STAN fINOPLE, APRIL 24.
steeeil vessels, sad amongst Other/ the Napo-
leon. have arrived hers with Zanaves on boar&
The Prelle d'Orieni publish►s the order of ova
cnanon, a► regulated by Marshal Pelisaier
1. The nosees, who ars going to Atria*.

2. The second corps, ander the orders of General
fitequer, and the dir.sions of 0 le Vinon, Camas,
Espiee.ee. and Motteroure.
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3. The tint corps, commended by General Ball's,
comic log of Autemarre, Leradlant, Pi.e, and Santo'
divisions.

1. The third Corm commanded by General
MscMahon, consisting of Herbillon, Aarelle, and
Ch sue 100 Lau tnes divisions.
'fbe cavalry will return in the following order:
3. The Kamirech troops, Sol's brigades.
v. The Coostaotiaople troops, Bouquet's brigade.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, 1103 MAT ITZIIIXO.

The Empress Wore on her thirtieth year to-day,
and it is a curious coincidences that she was born on
the =Diversity of the death of Napoleon the Great
—the Cliefes Maggio immortalised by Mae:oafs
ode. The tonal commemoration of the Emperor*
death took place at the Invalidity, when a religions
service was performed at 12 o'clock. Prins Jerome
and the Princess Matilda were present. There was
soother service at the sense hour in the chapel of the
Tuileries. A great many immo►telbe and bouquets
were deposited in thematic of the day at the base of
the column in the Platy de Venda...

It is °polkaed that the Archduke, the brother of
the Emperor of Austria, is mewing to Paris in hue.
It is also said on credible authority, that arming,-
aunts will be made in the course of the samease for
an interview (at what: plum is not stated) be-
tween the " chivalrous " young Emperor himself and
Napoleon UL The two Emperors have an ardent
desire, it appears, to be personally acquainted with
each other.

The Ring of Wortemberg paid a visit to Prise,
Jerome yesterday afternoon, and went to the Opera
Catnip), in the evening.
There is no confirmation of the statement of the
Coastitu'ionael that Poerio and his companions have
been released, and I much fear that the news most
be premature. The Univers, which is bat too likely
to be well Informed of the true disposition of the
Neapolitan government, says to-day :

The men absurd ramoan concerning Italy ham been
circulated by the rsvelutioaary journals. For sample, a
despatch amomese, on the authority of the Cornice Mer-
rewrite, that the affirms* between Naples and Piedmont
Ii arranged, that au amnesty is greeted, end that all pram
anima are abandoned. Now in point of feet, milting has
yet been asked for from the Neap Aden g mint, there
is as question about any amnesty, and the royal courts of
Naples kayo not at this amen, any political caws before

The Bourse was very firm, with eonsiderable busi-
ness doing: The Rents roes 100. for cash, and 20c.
for account, closing at 75fr. and 76fr. 40c. Credit
Mobilier rose 17Ir. 50c. The railway market wu
very animated. Grand Central entirely recovered
horn the reaction of Saturday, and rose 12k. 600.
Northern rose 17k. 50c. Lyons, 10fr., and St.
Rambert, 10fr. Orleans fell 7k. 500.

The deer* in the lif meaner ordaining, es a cows-
Tien°, of the conclusion of the war, that all the
soldiers of the class of 1849 shall be placed upon the
reserved list, is represented as equivalent to the
reduction of the army by 62,000 men. I do not
think it can be safely so nesidered. The paper
changes of the effective force of the army are never
to be implicitly relied on se an index of the real
fora. It is not the policy of the government that
this should be known, and the machinery of the war
department is so complicated that but little is to be
learnt from the publication of any isolated decree.
The report of Marshal Valliant nye that the moment
for reducing the army " appears" to have arrived.
The Potrie says that the men of the clam 1849 now
placed on the reserve will only be retained on the list
up
to Dec. 31, and will then be definitively
'barged. It adds that a sillier mean* is expected
with regard to the men of 1860, and that thus the
whole Frew* army will be traneferined from a war
to a pease fixate
The Governor-General of Algiers writes to the
Minister at War:--" The snips all appear very pro-
mising. I wish you weld lead into the interior of
this country these writers, or those *pollees* for
larp coneseakme, who support their opinion or their
demo& cm the large extent of unsultivoted smug
in the Arab *sentry. They would soon les how
erroneous their views are as to the uncultivated state
of the oosatry."

M. Adolph. Adam was buried to-day. A vast
crowd of authors, actors, and =steam, besides
several membered the Institute, of 'high body the
deceased was a member, followed the *ogee to the
Mostmartre mastery. Aubsr and Rainy were
among the pall bearers. Several funeral orations
wen pronounced over the grays on behalf of the
Institute. the United Society of Anthem, the Drama-
tic Anthem', the Conservatoire, and the Choral Amo-
dation& This evening the lyric theatres are closed,
oat of regret to the memory of M. Adam, with
the exception of the Opera, when the Corsein will I
be performed for the benefit of his widow.

HIE CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY.

DAY.

The attendance of 'potatoes this tooetting
, both
withia sad wittiest the bar, was mash Ism ausasseas Nan
on any provisos messies. His Royal Highness the Dabs
of Cambridge was, however, prelim, Si was aim Admiral
J. D. W. Daadae.

When the board had takes their seats at the tab'e,
The Judge Advocate 'squired of Dr. Ballow (Colonel
Talloek's mutat') whether he amid inform the court
whether Colonel Tullach would be able to attend to-day ?
Dr. Ballow, is reply, stated that after leaviag the wort
yesterday Colonel Tallest% wee impelled to have re-
course to 'wheel 'doing; sad be prodosed a ear-
from Sir Janes Clark. and Dr. Minton,
ratios that Colonel Talks& was suffering so severely *OA
exhaustion, both of Wad sad body, brAtikt ea by more
aortal SU:UM and misty, that he attends's. Were the
beard was altogether impossible.
The board, Stavin (melted few a low EMMA'S, naked
Omni Airily how he proposed to gamed.
General Wavy said that whit* expressing his sincere regret
at the indisposition of Colonel Tallosh, he mutt say that
the abscise of that pothaan plastid Ida is a positioa of
great dinsalty ; as, Mao the adjouralateat of the court yes.
Miley, he had awaked the .vide•« of Colonel Goodin,
ea enatalaed ia the printed ripen of the somaieshairs,aod
food sere serious miseions, sad he should hardly Ilk. le I
go into such a quashes, anion Calomel Talkeh himself were
?recent.

- Chemist Peel sold that rho abuses of Colossi Tallith
ought sot to provost the propose of the inquiry, ethos the
ministers did sot, i• sppoisting the eoussiesisa, appear to
hove satisipMed the messes of the semsthelesers before
the board at W.

General Alm submitted that If Colossi Tall** Hold
sot snood. Sir J. 1111'Ned11, the other oonamissloner, sight
perhaps bet Inollood to CM, forward.

The lade-Adroeste said that be had aaderstord that
Dr. Balfour had yesterday written to Infers Sir J. MICAH
of the state of the ease; so that Sir 3. WAWA could hays
bees preseat if he phased.
After some farther coaverwire,
Chaeral Ahoy speed to waive hie **idea W grassed.
The board that ositterred moos thwaselm he a hw
minable, at the sad of which

The Jedge•Admseate, &Unseat Gam' Limy, Mid the
loud had come to the eintoludon that, if Is (Gemmel Alm
intended to persist in the mane which he had adopted on
the peevious dap, namely, of impugning the ended of
the eomalteleeess Is the preparation of their molt, it
would be improper to prcosed is the abases of the oessait•
steam.

Omni Al wy disclaimed all bandies sf laptopatly km-
main Ow conduct of the eounlialeuata, bet at Ow sans
tine said it would ba Impassible fix Wm su aoudad Las ow
is say Mbar way.

Thi
Indge-Ativocata—The smut this& wt per mode
pemseedieg yesterday was soesewbat peewees%
Cameral Ain" see that be wee wasted by so perms I
hostility, bet, severeness, if see emissioss as he bad
eemplalsod of had redly bele made frees UN report, it woo
abeelaely a w mini for his to Ball the ansatiee or the
beard to the bat, and se 'he mew measions whe► he
had yeelsedey complained or also angled is the report la
semsetlat with the 'vibes of Colgan Elutes, he he