The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-23 00:00:00

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GONDOLA, WED.VBSDAY, JANUARY 23.

Warr it was first announced that hmiii lad
accepted the Austrian proposals, all the. wadi sp
peered to jump at the conclusion that pima ter
already as good as concluded. A few days' relkaion
has showe that there ars a good many obstacle, to
be cleared away before the Promised Land of whisk
we bare obtsieed • Pisgah view as be reached. We,
are still of opinion that Russia needs poses, awl het
a pesos will, in consequecoe, be caselsded. We he
not deceive ourselves either as to the nature or vale
of this peace. Even though all the points or
braced in the Austrian proposals, and the emplemeir
tary points which may and meet be intrehmsimehe
the filth chum, be agreed to by the belliommili,
no principle will be recognised or estabilsbei
by the treaty. There will be merely a change fa tie
'lairs pa alas of Russ* Turkey, the Danubian
Principalities, and the Scandinavian States. Bash s
result cannot be relied upon as the guarantee at •
permanent peace. The great spastics' which goad
oseaskin to the war, by the conflict of opinions
wishes arising out of their discussion, will net be
settled. The whole is a mere interim arreagenbeay
to which the parties will adhere only so long oe
of means or opportunities compels them. It in sol
• pesos, but a truce—a trace, however, whisk
*according to preempt appearances, is likely is
he of considerable duration. The Scandinavia.
States hare been placed under the aegis of
Prises and Eagtesd; aed Russia bee AIM
instead of gaining pseud by her last atbmylled
aggemmisa upon Tube,. We canoe believe OM
them empties will Woes the &Om ilsearamme
psremesisetly to limispeslma that have Yes ebedisi
ad prosecuted he simiedes, That Ibarmsmesl
kb its ambition aiming*. sismpsil sad »Anima
se hog es it can be shut ad hem the 31editarrassall
and the Dona. It covets, and will continue beffsith
the pommies of ports on the Atlantis 'sad lbs
Aran. Bet some time must elapse before it as
regain strength seMeisat for active operations bp est
end. Its neighbours will have obtained a resplislir
the tonne of peace now under consideration are @greed
to—of fifteen or twenty years at the least. Emit/she
will dapped apes the ass that is made of these rise.
That they will be profitably and efisetsally
by the Scandinavian States is certifs. As he %boy.
if there is any wisdom and patriotism bit asses bee
rulers, ler resources may be so deadeye& daring the
interval, her administrative organisable so improved.
sad her subjeets so conciliated by wise aid equitable
rule, as to enable her to bid defiance to say
hams eneresehments of Remiss. Every thin is la
leer favour. The attention of Western Europe has
base turned to the immense capabilities of Turkey.
As mos as peace is restored the surplus capital of
Western Retype will flow is that direction.
is be invested in railroads, caulk basked
ad the celtivetion of the sail. Mt impalas
Aus given to industry will reuse As natives
hem their torpor, develop their habits. is.
spire them with ambition to improve tide Millie&
A living bulwark against Remus aggrades will le
called into existence. Regarding the matter in this
light, we view the approach of peace without appro.
hessian, provided the Allies take doe are that the
terms el the treaty are sufficiently explicit and us-
equivocal Bat the slightest symptoms of a dispe el.
dos se the part of Russia to daily, and earn, sad
needlessly protract the negotiatiose, ought to be
met at once by peremptorily braking them it
Such ended on the part of that Power will
show beyond a doubt that it has net yet
bees made sufficiently coonseions of its isibrissity
to be taught sincere and straightforward dealing;
that another campaign at the kart is requited to
teach it its true position is the seals of nations. Ts
this mod all disesesies of the moot piste
above alluded to mud be avoided. It has boss
suggested that the Austrian proposak leave it spin
to Ruda to argue that the suppnesioe of its military,
&reseals on the Black Sea does sot imply the dis-
mantling of its forts. Military aressals,,intj
alleged, are emus of swanks ; forts are et
kr territorial defamer. Wee Sebastopol eensismillii
simply with a view to territorial dillneet
And if the fortresses of Sebastopol are Aloud
to be reconstructed, may am a militias, W.
sisal be established there under the paint
of providing for the costing and repair of the
artillery required for the defame P Again, It is
alleged that Russia will be entitled, under the NM
of the Austrian proposals, to skim the Netball's of
her hem en the Circassian and Abeam amilh.
Assuredly these hurts are sot required hr lupus
of territorial defense. They were erected Wad Ilk
Remiss frostier--cm territory that doss MA bag
to Russia. The sole purpose for whisk lig woes
maintained wee to afford Russia a pretest*, west
perpetual war with the tribes which• 111111
end occupy these regions, and establidlieg
a permanent blockade of that portico of the
Black Sas coasts. Further, dark and dubious
hints are thrown out that Nieolaisf sad
Elves son are situated too fax in the Warier to he
brought wader the description of military arum& es
the oasts. Bat the extensive establishments far the
oenstruetion of ships of war at Nioolsieff are pre-
&sly the military animal which it would be most
Amgen= to allow Russia to retain. It must also
be horse in remembrance that no mention is made of
the Aland Isles in the Austrian proposals; yet if
Runk is allowed to rester* the fortileatkas of
Bonierseed they will be as certainly a standing
menace* to Stockholm as Sebastopol was to
Osastaillineple. Other points might be men-
tioned upon whisk diesessions say be raised
before the terms of a definitive treaty of peso* clan
be adjusted; bat their will suffice to show that we
may not yet be quite so near to the conelsoden of
pease se most people imagined what the acceptasoe
of the Austrian proposal, by Russia was first
ansoaseed. The probabilities are is favour of poem
but it would be premature to speak confidently es
this bead before a definitive treaty has been
epos, Wised, sad ratified.

no D. News publishes this naming aWI
Insolation by Dr. Mambos of the report of the States
OenEdible et Odors es the tors tee& of &orb afoot MIK
or iseseted to Dr. B iboor's Brehm OWN Imeral 4r ills.
It sestsiss eloberste etatieties, the reeshe st ebb* are fa.
tweeting hem the desteastretioa they famish of the limpid
inertia's of the prat peeiluilap power of the Beseisa pee-
elates ea the Mark 5...

The Oros* Wafts; Royal Hotel is fall of cow
pay. Joao IM4 (Makes (kiiasbaidg bas a Was di
soseliassis ia So Mass. 1

Zbt Coal.

WINDSOR, JAI. 21.
There wan no addition to at, royal dinner party
yesterday.
• Th. (dives aa4 Plisee valkad ia. th. liefedatk this
eaetaisc,
The Sari et Clamed= had ea oadlaaas of ha Watt,
is du atterasoe.

The Dashes' of Kent, 'Wooded by Left Panay Reward
sad Sir George Cooper, arrived la tows yesterday won-
MI from Frograore. Rev Royal Rieman paid a visit to
the %lbw rA Gloucester it Gleterearar Reuse, sad la the
afievuggi loft Leaden es her mama to Frogmen.
♦ drpritaties oa the affairs et St /Ada led ea tater-
view wit► Sr. Beetetary Labosehris yesterday at the
Colosial•oMes. The deputation eirasisted of Mr. Charles
Marryat, Mr. Macgregor, Mr. Meeferians, Sr. Withers
Muter, Colossi Short, and Mr. Da Baines.
Sir George Grey left tows yesterday for Wiadser Castle.
Mr. Math, M.P., mid Mr. Anisruther had yesterday as
interview with Mr. &MUM" lAbllollll/111111 the subpart of
the Ceylea Railway.
Despetehes Ii the Osman of Malta were ressired
yesterday at the Colonial oast.

Often LAST 1111011 T'S CIAZZIII2.)

DOWICINOWTAM, Jax. 18.—no QOM had hen
pleued to appoint Charles A. Berkeley, Req., le be Tres.
enter, sad Albert Allem, Bsq , to be eseretuy, Begtotter,
and Clerk of tbo Connell, sad Clerk of the liarrolarato, lee
the Wand of Tobogo; Hoary Sharpe, to be Provost
Marshal, end Bernd, Allem, Gni , N be aseretary,
Registrar, and Clerk of the Consell, for the Woad of
Grenada; Henry Presets Fps sad Badernia Blaine,
Efacre., to be Reddest Kagletruse for the Dirtriet of Natal;
sad Hillier Griffiths, ILK , to be Distriet Meitelnio he the
Mead of Maarithre.

Domani =ma, JAIL 11.-11 s• Qom has boss
pleased w osoetihsta the Coleay of Misters Australia to be
a bishop's see and &ogees, to be coned the Blehopie of
Perth, sod so appoint the Vesenble Katthow B. Hale,
Animism. of Adelaide, to be imitated awl esosearehrd
bishop of the rid see.

Ifazyzaers, Jam. 19.—T6e Qass hie bees
Mooed to moat Bovoread &loud Rowel Itordloy
Wilmot, M.A. , to the Distaist Uttar, of AU era* la tbo
parka of east Marylsbooo, ia the *sooty of MAW= sad
diatom of Loa**, void by the recipe** of the Reversed
WOUtaTho.oes, Y.L.

WHITZBALL, JAL 19.—Th. QININI kW appointed
Itobort Perelay, Esq.. es* el her Mejestfl Orearel, to Ise
Areistaat-Jodp if the Court of the &NW' of the Pesos is
sad for the musty of Middle's; is the roma of Mr. Berjesat
Aden.. iettreeed.

Pouaos-ovrics. JAN. 19.—Th. Chian has sp-
rayed of Mr. Job. Lekie Mason es Cased is °worsen
for his Majesty the Yin of Damask. Jas. 21 —Ts•Qseee
has append of Mr. Lends Lesbos es Cassel at Bisainess
he W Iterablisot

CEOWN-OFTICE, lAN. 21.-11zmags RETURNED TO
Sums IN TEI PEISIET PAILLILIWT.—Garvaise Tones.
kui Wilde Eibtholp, Seq., la the plats of Cliarks De Lint
Waldo Bibtherp, Bet, donee* fee the shy if Lusts.

Their Basal Histamine the Durban of Cam-
bridge gad the Priam. Mary Mw arrived at *air reeldeam
at et. italllVO Palma, frost Cambridge Cameo, Kew. Tile
Dirks et Coabrielp Melted the Daiwa sad Palmas slimily
after bie ream hem Pule yeemeday.

The Bari at Ellasassne artiv-ed to taws yesterday
-mist, sad la the al ers's& left he Widow Castle. ea a
visit to her Majesty.

no Earl of Eglintos is expected in town on Mon•
dal. beat Rgliatoe Conte.

he Earl and Countess of Darby sad Lady Emas
nasality are expected is Bt. Isines'oequeto as Monday ken
Knowsley.

Vises Out and Visional's, Cosabsrmr• us az/noted
is Beisrussqure as Tussisy mut
Viscount and Vissountsos Insets. us 'lapin Os
• visit with the Kanols sad Maroblosberi of Waterford is
Inked.

Viscount and Visootatem Paton left Kilns
Park, anr Paterbooragh, lest week, to Milt the sateasive
fanny estates la Inlaid. The noble vissennt asses to
tows the mask altar ant for kis Parliamentary datiss.
Visoount sod Viscounts.' Guillaume have ear.
Weed • severe dessenis binarestest. by the death of their
rely see, for Sea. Bteadish O'Grady.
The Comm, Frames Waldegrave left Mombasa
ea &tardy for Tnnthass. es • Tilt to Ma Doh* sad
Dealer of fistlerked. Her ladyship gees tr day to Lady
Colleens Kenosn's, at Basted. Mr. Harem% fame to
tows trees Oalerdskire ea Betsrday.
The Coast's, of Attila was sally delivered of a
sea sod hgr, st Plasm" ea &May lase.
Lady Emily Dungan= gave birth to a dasightw,
at 3s, Breekstrest, ea Saaday.
The Marquis and Maraidoem of Exeter have,
"Mat Ma pass seek adernirsdVilessat Guy de Wlitse,
tbs Dowager Lady Climes sad Hee. Klan Baynes',
Logy Frederica Bestiask, Lady Maas Baskett, Ken Capt.
Resrtes, Osisosi sad Kn. Word sad Kin Lowther, Hem.
W. Z. Pubs, Kr. Augustus Btaterd, M.P., Lindeman*
Kitehell, sad • large drab at llarghley• /omen
The Marquis sad Mealtimes. of Ely purpose
Mariam town far Pam et toe gees of the sheath.

Irbi; Right How L. &run, M.P., Me aastaisad
e sewne dosses& bereavement by the data.. Saturday
last at Boma, ea the &bl.s, et k eldest ma, aged t 7.
Beejewia Gaskell. bq., who eras to nosy years
ea* et the fromineatathee la Pailleaent of the bereegh
of Malden, filed on Yeaday at Thome'. House, war
Wakefield, la the 76th year et Me ae.