The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-31 00:00:00

PRUSSIA AND

The illonifeor Officio/ of Wurtemberg publishes
the report of the commission relative to the pump
of Prussian troop?. The commission, relying on
the positive right of allies, refuse the demand of
Prussia as a political intrusion.
A despatch from Berme, dated yesterday, says :
" This evening the Federal Assembly will appoint
the pneral•la.chist, Hopes of pewee are, however,
predominant.'
The following extract ofa letter from t commercial
firm of Vevey, Switzerland, will give some idea (oh.
serves Gallium) of the patriotic feeling which
prevails in that country :—" The horizon is darkening
over our country. The unjust aggression of Prussia
cannot prevail in the end, foe we have justice in our
favour, and Providence will protect us. We are quite
calm and ready for the conflict. The northern from'
tier of our beloved country is now guided by her
children, and every man here is prepared, at the
first beat of the drone, to proceed to the point of
danger. We shall leave behind us our wives and
children, and saarifies our fortune in order to strike
for liberty, well convinced that our Heavenly
Father will guide our efforts in so holy a cause."
A telegraphic despatch from Berne to Pr is,
dated Monday evening, announced that an envoy
extraordinary had arrived at the former place, lent
by the Emperor of the French to the Peden'
Government el Switzerland; and that the proposal
which the Emperor submitted to their consideration
was, that the Swiss government should release the
Neufchatel prisoners, and should guarantee the
safety of their preens and of their property, thus
complying with the /Log of Prank's demand; bet
that, on the other hand, they should be expelled from
the Swiss territory, vindicating thereby the authority
of the law in Switzerland. It was believed at Berne
that this plan would be accepted by the Swiss
government.

A later telegraphic despatch states that the Ame.
rioan envoy at Berne ii on hie way to Berlin to offer
t 3 mediate between the Bing of Prussia and the
Swiss Confederation.

The Federal Amiably, on Tuesday, adopted with
unanimity the rep:dation proposed to it, that the
Federal Conseil should be allowed en unlimited
pecuniary credit for military purposes.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, TIIZSDAY Emma.

The Bourse opened with not much much more
animation than yesterday, and prime slightly de-
clined. Prime were firmer at the close, bat the
Rents closed with the alight fall of dc. both for ash
and account, the last prices being 843 fr. 650. and
861 r. 66c. Nobbles. fell 10fr. Railways were
without any noticeable change.
It is very confidently snorted that the project of a
new railway bank, which the Council of State was
induced to put on one side in consequence of the
stroog opposition of the Credit Mobilise Society, will
shortly be brought forward again in a sitting of the
Council, at which the Emperor will preside in

The Noisifeur publishes a decree appointing M. de
Bellevue,' lint President of the Tribunal de Pre-
mire Instance of the Seine, to be councillor at the
Court of Caseation, in the room of 14. Pataille, who
retiree ; and M. Bradt-Champy, advocate and mem-
ber of the Legislative Body, to be President of the
Tribunal de Prem'ere Instance, in the room of M. de
Belleynce. M. Benoit-Charapy, it may be remem-
bered, was the advocate officially appointed to defied
Pieneri.and who, according to a very goceralopiairm
in the Polak, allowed hie honor of the crime to pre
vent him from urging those point, which many bar-
rioters would have felt it their duty to submit in
defame of their ant.

The nem, of Churboorg, relates another instance
of a Bowdon sailor bevies been flogged to death off
the coast of Fraser, in addition to the Gee which has
bee' already recorded as haring occurred on board
the °ripe The ?Aare says:
While the Aaseles. noodles use at Cherbourg, it was
rammed that a staler Wesel., to the Viborg wee Rigged
for ro►bery, sad that be died alder the pnaishasat. It
appears that, escordlog to the Russian petrel amities' code,
this barbarous pualshateat is frequently balloted for the
most trifles dream.

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apostles the health of Kr. Clarke Matthews, we (Post)
are requetod state that be boo beat magas& to his bed
for the het meek mien a nest palatal affection et Ida 111111.
the malt of is seethes at the Mandwater Theatre. •
gems operettas woo yesterday performed for his relief,
5.4 although be la mill oarleasly W, every hope Is eater-
Weed tits be will saes be ambled to name his ream
Meld eegesemeate.
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Mt am at the emlionosofhls sail., the Esc Dr. Card-
ed St •Erea HMI, Oxford. We soder•
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molebees of lam Deans' Ledge, at Word, as the semoice
of theft asalmreary Mew, abide will take pima at Us.
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to mast vollas. 1 am, dr, a Odra of Ma Wept. lea , despatched for
of those who gamble humble rappers se Me Bonet &Wel , unwed at 1 Ps. Til• salt, will be
I. 11153, whim Mr. Andrews wee he detenalaed espenen• London at 10 this evening.

The ifiastear el yesterday publishes a report
from M. Balsa% the French Mia;wer of the Iota•
rior. salting a credit of 3,000,000 fr. (120,00 W.) for
public works is the provinces. The report is fol-
lowed by as imperial deem approving the report
aed rendes the motley. Tte report says :

The obJoet olow Is sot so mach to Sin charily to
the ladliest out of work so to provide labour where it
say be wasted this wiato•., sad to Meese by charity. 'on-
iony distributed, that hooey diaries, between tbe prios
of food sad tiro moat of daily were.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.
(LT SMINAIMII TILIMATIL)