The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-30 00:00:00

7HE FISHMONGERS' COMPANY AND THE

IMPIROR OF 271 E PIENC.H.

Yesterday a deputation from the Fishmongers'
Company waited upon hie the Fres& Ambas-
sador with en 'Mims to hla=ltiajmity Ste Emperor
of the Preach.

—The devo—tiTet:too, who wen most martin* received, im-
pressed a that his baeliersey would Ulm
thesecon-
veyed not on y the seatimende of their body, bat also
of Brltiatt subjects la refit, la *aft
_tisk eruct desire
that the late event night La Is a 01111Mmfter disamoleatioa
of sympathy and elatareSsbailll an die Met af di
towards his Imperial sad the ftneeli tealfea,aluatZ
that the union afFresc• adgbe beam
the. ever, and that by their arisseeene, afeentalmX,
cz
itienot'prosperity may be pemornaly eelebliital. The
further sweated tbeir hip,
____..lllol MI =WPM'
boom which may exist ammipS an
swairl, seta
tea reel desire as the peat ef llkelesd le ells tbs
Intermit el Frame ay ritastly be euneved, sad dint, Va.
out Atha( say of des Isbell*, of the British waralla•
tion, every balky say be glvea towerds the disarray and
=t of miscreants wt. abase the hospitality of this
merry, not only to plot *Oast the life of his Imperial
Majeety, but to •Idle &cad, anarchy, and rebellion
abroad.

A Calcutta correspondent of the lkonomist writes
on the 23rd of December:—"l have just men a letter
from a lady delicately born and nurtured, accustomed to the
highest society of England, who with her children endured
the frightful time In Lucknow. She writes t—t It wee very
hard work. I often lay down feeling es If nothing could
rouse ins again. We ware literally starving—emestlines to

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make the others eat who could cot swallow the nauseous
food set before them. Our family allowance lattatiy was a
tee-cup fall of rice, a few pounds of wheat, a little salt, and
six ounces of gem bullock. Nothing was allowed for the
children. I lost all seam of fear--death was so fendliar—
it wee such rest to many weary sash. It wee sad to me
the poor children pining and dying, sometimes INTIM or
sight buried in a single night.'

The next Cape mail will take out 60,000 sove-
reigns on government account.

The 6netiteliommi publishes a letter addregged
to It by order of Prime Mims, son of the Quest ci ow.,
thanking the inhabitants of Path for the marks of sympathy
and respect which they evinced towards the remains of his
royal mother. The Prince has charged his agent, Moulds,
to oar to the prefect of pollee a sum of 2,000 fr. to Isi dis-
tributed among the pokes atoms who were present to main-
tain order during the funeral.

A memoir of Count Radetzky is about to be pub-
lished at Btattgard. The author says that it his been
dictated and oorreeted by the Add mania hitneeff, end that
Ss compiler has had woes le sll laddsky's private oor-
respendenes, which was sod entsulm sod varied. no title
of dr leek is " The Royal fripszbl Field Marshal Count
Ralsileky ; a Biopspideal llemsfr, from his own Dietetics
mi Oserespeadimm."

The Menne, Pod states that a simple addition
to the law is about to be propesed, by which " the ordlasiy
tabloids afar had will take esipaboace the grave offsets of
oempembe all laughing the dealt of a fonigs prises is
mil with this mushy ; sad this arbsvoar to prevent the
oemidos of great shoos will be seersihed in the hoe of
floy—tefors a BriUsh judge and Wow a Brhish jury. The
mks of grasses which require oases of this eaters to be
proved by oral act upon the teothoosy of two yaws"
will be observed, sad the foreigser will be placid jail is the
was position as say =evaded British subject who slight
have the fogy mod the wickedasse to cosopho span say
Whaled teeklisg is ado country."
New Xxtonntoons.—lt is currently raooebd

tLI ire HksL, Eq.- of Dora Jeie
• armor at Radiator, sod Thome Tremble'', El
nom of Oravemd, ere to be Insights& is homer of
aZI:Pof the Pelson Royal with Primo nodal* Wl-
iPruida.—.Dorer Chronsele.