The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-05 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE FORTHCOMING CONFERENCE.

The Conslitulionnel annoucces the approaching
meeting of a conference in Parie, which is to decide
the interpretation of the various points of the treaty
of the 31st March now contested. This conference,
it states, will be composed of the secondary plenipo.
tentiariee to the late Congress, or, in other words, of
the diplomatic representation of the great Powers
accredited to the Court of the Tuileries ; its cittMge,
it adds, will moreover be of short duration. But
the Coessiitutionnei proceeds further, and avers

that a preliminary accord has not been established
between the powers, and that each one maintains
its particular views of the existing difficulties.
"Thu fact," it says," explains the opportune charm-
tar of the new conferences. Were the various opi-
nions united, there would be no necessity for delibe.
rating; a meeting of plenipotentiaries would be so.
perfluons. Logic would therefore indicate that dif.
ferent opinions may be manifested in the new sittings
of the congress; but either the accord will be esta-
blished by mutual concession', as we hope, or by the
result of a vote and of a majority. In either case, a
satisfactory solution is without a doubt. The object
of the conference is therefore to interpret certain
contested points of the Treaty of Paris, sod to enforce
its speedy execution. The difficulties once solved, the
motives which have hitherto been the cause of the
occupation of the provinces and of the waters of
Turkey will disappear; the English and Austrian
forces will at once effect their withdrawal, and thus
the treaty will receive in the Eut, es elsewhere, its
complete execution."

AMERICA.

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(ay iLiatata 111201LAPN.)

LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY MORNIMG.

•The United States steamer Baltic has arrived with
advice* from New York to the 22nd ult., and
461,362 dolt. specie on freight.
The Niagara had arrived at Boston.

There were no tidings of the boats of the Lyonnais.
The searching steamer Marion had put into port.
She had experienced rough weather. She would go
out again.
The New Orleans Delta says :

Let Mr. Buchanan lire up to the letter and spirit
of the Ostend letter: lit him look to our interns
in Cabs, which, by right of geography and of polit•
teal nscusity should be ours. Let him fortify
Walker in Nicaragua, and (Gratin Spanish and French
disigos upon bionic) : let him place the Great Tehuaa•
tepee route b,yond the hazard of being lost to us, by
securing the grant of a strip of territory across that
isthmus. The inquisition of Cuba in defiance of England
and Francis would not split the union, it would strengthen
it. The regeneration of Central America by Walker, is
alliance with the United States, would lead to the gradual

enieneipetion of the West lodise from the infamous free
sestet= established by the enemies of American repot,.
Woollen.

Louisiana gives Buchanan 2,000 majority; Georgia
gives him upwards of 14,000.
At Havannah os the 14th freights were dull;
exchange improving; balance of old sugar on hand
116,000 boxes. .

The New York money market unchanged; the de•
mend considerably lege urgent, at Bto 8 per cent. for
prime next day bills; 9 per cent. at three and six
months; on all 7 per cent. Stock market attire,
bat rather declining, through party presence.

In exchange not much do;ng.- Sterling firmer,
some bankers baviog advanced to 9! per cent. Bills
on London 9 to 9j.
Flour market somewhat depressed by the Niagara's
advice,.

Cotton market unchanged; closed with better
tone.

Freights unchanged.
Iron fair demand.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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Gaol[ OUR OWN

PARIS, TIit:RSIMY EVINING.
I have it on good authority that the Corps Logi'.
Wit will be convoked very much earlier in the year
than usual—probably, as I intimated yesterday, at
the beginning of next month. The traditional weak.
nem of the authority of an electoral body during an
expiring session will be so far recognised that only
the budget and other measures of absolute urgency
will be required to be voted. According to the pre.
Nat intentions of government, the general elections
will take place almost immediately after the regal ex-
piration of the powers of the present assembly.
If all go well—that is to say if means be found, II
formerly, to prevent any serious opposition to govern.
mint candidates, the new legislative body will Y.
seeable in July, or at the beginning of August at
farthest. This is much earlier than has been hereto.
fare surmised. The session at that late period of the
sermon, will, of course, be very short, but it will be
important, as effinding an opportunity for a vote of
confidence in government, for if I am well informed,
the one principal measure brought forward will be a
loan to cover the entire arrears of expenses of the
war, thus leaving only ordinary expenses for futon
budgets.
Apropos of the coming elections, there is, I believe,
nothing beyond very faintly authorised conjecture to
justify the lists of opposition candidates that have
been put forward in certain Belgian journals. The
oath presents insuperable difficulties in wary quar-
ters, and, although much discussion—private
cussion, for electoral meetings, you must remember,
are not and will not be allowed—is going on upon the
subject, li tle progress has been made towards
a solution. To choose a rallying cry, a
drapeau which will not be deemed seditious, is a
very disheartening taek. The government will
permit opposition candidates to take their
stand upon the protectionist platform, and this, un-
fortunately, will be but too popular in many piac i.
It is possible that a certain latitude may be allowed,
to go in for economy in public expenditure—prov;ded
always that there is no chance of the movement in
that direction becoming formidable. The Insioniats
will probably work the two last-named topics as far
as they can. As to the tactics of the republicans
do not think they are yet at all known, and
probably they are not at all settled.
The Bourse has again been under the iefluenes
of realisations of profits, which have gone an
today to such an extent that quotations have girds
way. The Rents tell 20c. for cash, and 23c. foe
account—closing at 69fr. 45c. and 691 r. 73c. Mo'
biller fell 30fr. Railways were sensibly lower.
Orleans fell 20'r.; Northern, Eastern, and Lyon,
15. r. each ; Mediterranean, 201 r.; Western and Brand
Central, 101 r. each. This result of the Bourse was
great disappointment for the speculators for the rise,
whose operations were thought to be favoured
by the financial news of the morning. Cu.
sole rose ler cent., and from this het
the inference was drawn that the Bank of Ear
lied would reduce its discount. It was 40
reported that the Bank of France returns nest week
will show an augmentation of seventy millions in the
bullion account.
The Aigle corvette and the steam erica halm pmt
out to sea from Toulon on Dec. 2. Their destinies:

is unknown.
The shareholders of the Presse here fioally so.
opted M. Milhaud as their director, in the plies of
M. Emile de Girardin; but it is now said that the
Minister of the Interior pus difficulties in the real
of the new management.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAT.

ARCHES COURT.

aICIPSACON saNteotes imam. woe's.

;.•,r J. IJo4sm geve sestatee on the admissibility of Arch-
itects Deracia's libel of apart. The leaned judge and,
m ttis cam procesdiap had bent esnmosced by the Bee.
J isplt lhtchor, Vila/ South Bnat, is the meaty of
suierat, sod is the diocese of Beth sad Welk, easiest the
V.strshle George Sethi:el 1)1111i8"311, Archlescou of
psutos, sad Visas of Bast Bnst, in the man county
641 Jima The charge against the archdeuen
Der that he bed preached is the teethed:id
arch, and published wake the lessee eaten
with notes, profane, and appendixes; sad that be
trl minis advisedly maintained destriase repugnant to
the Anna of Rirtigiee, and aka is mintranades of the
swan of the 13th Elisabeth. The Bishop of Beth sad
we.•, beteg pains of the arehdeacoa's preferment, the
taw was heard by the Arehhish .p of Canterbury, is per
sump of the 24th each,. of the Church Disciples Art, the
3rd Bed 4th Viet, chap. 86. The arehbishop, assisted by
dental lamed aid 'evened assessors held hie rout is the
cup of Bath, sad, liev:ag nomad', deeded that the
amen were snMeiestly proved, he pr mosseed Boatman
winningly—a sentence, sanely, of depeltratles. regal
that senesce the present appeal parpeeted te be
brmeht beim (Sit J. Dean), as dema of
the ernes. As imbibe*a had, he undentood, bees
taken est sad served, sad a libel of appeal had Mee
bees brought la, whin was opposed. Now he (Sir J.
Deese) masa soaks that he felt sot a little surprised
when be Intl hawed that as appeal was to engirt before
his free • desieles renounced in spat mesa by the ern..
bishop Massif, no plasm of all Raglan aadMetropelitea.
It appeared a assays sad nossaless peeesediag—• pre-
emie( imetrary to all principle sad proodoe—tbat ea
appeal should lie Ina • superior eatherity to
nlordisate, oppoiatal by that sa/1111 seperier anhoeity,
Sr. at • principal to lie (Mein It looked, as the leaned
meant for the appellaat maimed it, like tussle( inicy
thug " topeptany." If, however, epos sonalderstios of
the 'taste, It should tun est eat the legislates had
thought proper te soarer this usenet sad sztraerdiaary
power, it weld as doubt be the duty of the inn te early
the law iato esemetios is the best sneer It meld. The
whole gamin the court had to seasider was, whether it
he Is interne the present appeal—with the
wits or demons of the ease it lel sow wens whatever
to do, sot had it any knowledge at them, inapt
from men ramose. It wee agreed by the nasal as both
Ma that the wades mu t nomad altegether epos the
stains itself—ups the enstraetios which wee to be put
spa the act of the 3M sad 4th Viet., chap. SS. The use.
tin. which bad b... prineiptlly referred to were the 13th
end ith; but it... were to be maiden is onjusetion
with Dental of the rending rectiess—aamely, dte 2ad,
4th, Cie, 6th, 11th, sad 13tb. It bad bees said by no
leaned rowel fee the appellee& that the paint which
arose had, is feet, bees already decided la the Court of
Qinee's Bean by Mr. Jeanie Coleridge, is ma-
mmas will the opines of two one judges
—sr. linen Bile and Mr. Jenks Cromptos.
No doubt it would have been a very great relief to his (Sir
J. Dorlsoe'e) wed If he could have fosad that there lied
her sash a detain by the Court of essees Be.eh, he It
wend ban served to guide him to a right sad jest souls-
des Be and set dense, however, that than led bees
my daisies le the cutest which the lensed season bad
sited. It wee quite true than, mte the pine is skin the
Inn was to alt, there had bees a dencian The lamed
pulps had decided that the artubbisbep was bread to sit I
wine the demur n Bath sad Wells.

Dr. Phials.» tad ao. avast to prim the jadisest
biped that. He bad emoted it simply foe Se sake of set-
this dicta 'blob aossepaaled it.
Sir J. Dodsoa—Tho diets which fall from the leaned
Jades—Mg 'aides Coleridge—were these—That the
uchbialtop woo to be considered, pro bbs vise, as dilly for
the Bishop of Bath sad Wells; sad that hi was, le hol, say
the manth-piece of that bishop. Now, with every memet
for what sight bare fillers fees that lamed ledge, he (Sir
J. Brims) thought be bad gas. bored the leads at
imams. What be (Mr. Jo elm Coleridge) said was s men die
that—it was no de eisioa ladled it ...sod • tilde extroordia-
uy to Sends that the archbishop wags:Wag for the bishop of
chi diocese, became the latter woe imapeeitaftd, °why to
the Storni he had in the sue, beteg tho palms of the pre-
ferment which was held by the seed's:mi. It sensed a
little extraordinary to decide that, sad Sato say that the
aretbiahop, In such a see, was the men sombyine el
the Bishop of Bath and Welk. The Soot maim whisk
had hues primipally referred to wee the 16th,
" had be it meted, that it shall be lawful fee my party
who shall think himself aggrieved by the Judgmsat pre-
sumed la the Snit Massa by the bishop, w to the court
of appeal of the proviso., to appeal fns sash judgmaat ;
sad nab appeal shall be to the areldokbes, sad shall be
beard before tgajedgo of the mart of appeal of the psi-
lists whir. the sass a all Ism Mee baud sad deta-
ched la the first insana by the Natty, sad Stall be pee-
seated in is the said mart of appeal Is the same !gasser,
sad aobjost Daly to the same appeal am battle ma M prodded
with respect to sass sent by letters of mesa to the said
mart ; sad the appeal shall be to the Clasen Is sesell, sad
shad be heard before the Judicial Committee of the Privy
Caused, when the cause shall hays bees bead sad istar.
aimed lathe int tunas is the Cast el the Arebbiabsp."
That notion, atonally by lOW, wee dew osengb—mben be
ems bad bees &aided by the bishop, the appeal lay to the
archbishop of the pastas ; ad whoa the deckles bad
boss Is the Arebbishm's Cogs, thee it lay to the
Committee of the Privy C.easll The 24th
sestion, which was the one that had bees saltily relied
apse by the meant fee the ap nllaat was la thee. terms
"had be it .sited, that when ay act, save mediae a eon
by letters of mount to the emit el .pal of the perriess, is
to be dins, or my authority is to hi exersimel by a bishop
sods this as, ash act shall be dam, a. authority
merclaird, by tho arahblahop of the prov:see is oil
noes when the bishop, who would otherwise de
the sot, or sztereiss the aathority, to the puree
of ay prefeemeat bold by the party aresead."
It bad bees said that, M the prosiest Mamas, the soh-
liMap was to be considered aunty the bishop of the dissam,
and that, creseemaily, aa appeal from Ida game to the
Conn of Amino; bet it would ho ant • Usk/ sarprisiag if
thus wen an appeal from the arebbishop le the archbishop
—hem me parses to the tame person La maths Mars-
Pr. It would Woad be oainardiaary It the appeal beat
the archbishop (who, If be had sat se Sober af the dimes,
kid, at say rats, baud the seam is perms) shield go—
aot to the supsrii r mart, the Joillohl COMEAU*
—Mt to the Com; of the Archbishop himself, wbo had
already give his declaim Tim leaned ivelge thee pea
Seeded to refer to several (Maas of Wow importma is the
Clinch Discipline Act ; sad, rotunda( ass sere M maim
24, laid It meld aster have been Me Steadsa of
the leg elatare—which had prehibtted Ibe ank-
h enol, action for a bishop, fres swift the ere
hy inure of request to the Court el Arehie—that the appeal
imam amortheites as from him to hi NI NOM 11110111 d
seer lava Sea the true latest and measiag of the statute
that *hero the arobbishop had limed the muse, Moro
ash ,old be an appeal to the hrshailS•P's Nut
to he heard by his hastier secer.-tbst was I.
to on), that his official, a persoa deputed by his, shield oft
thus to revise mamas pronoanoni by himself, the mipp.
nre auttioti.y. Under these eireemeteasee the aeon Sit
it duty to yrolkilyikeil against this appeal, sod 10 Nat
Ins libel whits had has off- red. He (Sir J. Hutroo)
Vie well aware that the eve we. sarrnaded with very
toniderable daleculty, and that the set of parliameat was
*undid in a wanner sonorhst oithaerdiaary. Whether
tn. loncial Commies. of um Privy Coisaidl had power te
Mar MU, it win not for him to detonate*. He abeeld
ant najectifled Is expresaion any noisiest epee that past
isa.n.r. The Jodi:Ml Committee would be perfectly able
o for itself, whoa the nestles was !meth before it.
IL4 obit was therefor. rejected.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
IMMO 1111. COMMISSION= SURRENDER
THE ROYAL BRITISH EARL -SURRENDER OF
THE DIRECTORS, AND PROTECTION.
eas the day appointed by mottos in the GWffe for
the leet COmisat.o. of the directors; bat se it wee knows
that ee ittboereessat would take plait, tbe otteadasoe wee
mampaily e ;dined ta tho prefeesiosal sea gad to these
iniestbettly 'stormed.
Rues of the directors, Mr. Befall% Mr. Alders's' Meer
a•dr, Mr. Vehmt, Mr. MeeLeo I, Mr. Stepoltoo, Mr. Oil-
hn.sadldr.limt,wereiaatteeiearisad their sauna.
den w., take. is the wane of the proooodiags, sad pre-
totbosWorse. wia prem. Mr. Batt woe prevailed snood's( by

Kr. 'Anklets, srptared for the usiguses; Kr. Rood, Kr.
Priding, Kr. Venable, sad Mr. Moos, fee Uss diresters
Mr. /Asmara, Mr. Bsilsy. sad Kr. PMId, Ye am.
holders sad creditors.

Mr. Llakiater, as ens as the Comsakitomer had takes
Ibis seat, the matte, of the Royal British Balk
we have sow had the dentate of the ergemeate
of sena leaned oososel la the Court of Appeal, is
favour of the viewe of the sand manger is this can; sad
the counsel fur the anginas are to be beard to day ; hat It
has bon negested, during the rouse of fJes discusalos, that
it would be canniest if the Leeds Jesters bad juriedlotina
it bankruptcy u well as jurisdistioa is Cknomy ; sat es •
mittens to anal the haskesptry bad beet pessated by
Mr. Louis lame, It was saggeout that it wend he
advisable If, by some order of this nut, that
petitioa could be takes up to the Lords Justices by way of
appeal. I suggested that that would probably be a cense
whisk you H would sot object to adopt, if the peti-
tioner won to attain here by his solicitor, ad state that he
had sottaiag further to
each
arm the retain Ina that
whisk bad hoes used at each very great lanai spot show-
iiiessuipe again* the adjudicsins, gad that year Roam
let thew Meng heard Mr. Tsylor sad myself, make a
dlemisslag the petition; sad we shosll this be at
osa afore the Lords Judos of Appeal. My bind,
Mr. Taylor, who reptant. Mr. Marcus, has is
objeetios to that souse. Of scene the order
menet be by cruses; or then weld be so ap-
peal ; bat if your Honer is noun, harem regard
to the matteats of the genitive, to make an order Mat it be
dismissed, that would be, la Meth. doing ao awe than was
dose after very elaborate areameat, to rostra the ulna
satin. The soots, your Honer will probably think,
should be reserved until the matter gess before the Lamle
Judea oa appeal.
Mr. Taylor, for the petition', eesearrea, sad esigeeted
that tho gaieties of onto A Ind he loft estimely to As
Lords Justine, as mks whole gaieties was before to
Hie His.., thought it better te lean tee whole gaieties
to tho superior men. It was very deli:this Oat the
matter aliesld be put so sash • lostisi an to
obtain the opiates of tie. Bernice souls ee all
the run is depute between the parties; sad of
memo this polities might very wall be Ids for the
superior roust to deal with, sad the gaieties of soots as

Hr. liakletee proposed tle followiss lomat/Wet :
ff la the matter of the Royal British Bask, Ite. —Whams,
Look Nurse, of No. 4, Great Presostootrott, Goodness's.
fields, to the rusty of Middlemen, inertia's, did, oa the
11th day of November, 1856, pretest to this soon hie
Wilke la the above setter, prey's( that this rout
woad he pleated to rodeo that ths adjadiestioa
spot the said petition tor adjadiestlea dopiest Ow
said Royal British Beek, sight be 'ensiled,
or that the peweed,op soder the mud edjadication might
be &wilted with the isdge to whom the matter of the
wiadutg-sop of the sail beak bee boss referred by the Court
of Chseeery, Rader the previsions of the Joint ftek Com-
panies Wiardiag-sp Acts, 184$ sod 1849, or that sub other
order Ray be side I. the premises as to this teen night
seem tont. New—apes reedia,r Me said petition Mike
said Laois lieress, the alkdavit Bled fa support
thereof, sad the piseeeillap seder the said
patties foe adjadisatko ; sad, epee broMft Kr. Taylor,
tba solicitor for the said polities : Mr. Prath the golfed-
tor for the directors of the said R4yal DM& ISA ; sad,
Mr. Liakiater, the tolieitor for lama Trews. Berke, sad
John llazwell, sad tbe aselgneso of the estate sad .Rats of
the said beak—it is ordered that tha said petitioa of the
said Laois Memos be, sad the setae is hereby dismissed."
Ms. Ltaklater—Thea plabattly you Bailout will tasks
that order.
Tb.

nobody sw
mims say ejection, that
will probably b. the but so w* to no.
Ms. Taylor—We mks no elpot Ws aro mot le
doses te get sir mom Os • wait seadwilos.
All., N.s wonersailsa. Ile owimboudea meeting was
Ilisesed oat" Um Mb et irsbriassy, Mr. Lieklator stasis;
lOW • Moaned was advertised /sr the bird hilt, awl
Vet ik• asslipsow hoped to be able dna to sake • divided
of • ut tassailistable ametat.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIB DAT.

BOUGH- STREET.

Cato Use Joan sad Ma Joao% two wows of the tem
were brought before Mr. Biagbaa, charged with stadia,
• ruse centaisiag a seerraige sod a quaatity el posPg•
stamps. the property of Joh. Priam, Mug ataat at
the May aad Navy Clab.
The powwow deputed that about halfaast to last
Illight he woo prootediug through Saint Jaturs'a-
awn ea hie way beam wawa the whiner, Asa Jaw,
OM up sad spoke to him, and mama to walk Moog
shlo of him ko some dishiest is spite of his area to lid
himself of her seolety. lila purse was, at that time, ash
la his wehtsoot•peakei, sad in the wares of sovereatisa,

Ws kit bar hai4 faith:l4 about ltin, sad ea pet.
des b Mad tote his lid Moat puke*, he mined
his pars. soataishig • seventies sad seemed pm-
age stoups. He at ism, kW add of hot sou,
sad used her with the theft, whisk she steady denied.
The other primer dm ems up, sad 'eked what wee the
matter, sad begged his to lot her sister go. Its Mused to
do se, sad salted oat " 1,401" as load as he soda, esti is
the nessawhils a ma taus up sad said t! en fast be some
mistalts, sad advised him to toil la hie pealed stela, whoa,
be doubt, he would dad kis parrs all right. Witness did feel
k lib mind, gad we enough he then foaled his pores.
Apnea seatsste. A palliasses at that saanswe eases up,
did Seam walked dr He. however, 1111.0 wpima
fib amittly. Is reply to fil. &seas. the pressester said
lid Ail the pans list late his pocket by ems eas, hat
devil set tall who It was. /faiths, the nosey as the
tics had less loud.
, who &aka the eitsogs, was samaitted
▪ il4ol:l7Cooreeties fee those 1111411106 OM&