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The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-03

THE WAR IN ASIA.

The Journal de Cosuisnetimple affirms that the
garrison of Braman animate to 16,000 men, and
that the Egyptian contingent will raise that number
to 27,000, while other corps sent there from different
points will place the Turkish forces at 36,000 men.
In addition, the Impartial de Snsynw of the Bth De-
cember states that &swoon is abundantly supplied
with provisions, and pommies an excellent artillery.
London, England, 1856-01-03

ATTEMPT AT POISONINO IN NEWCASTLE-

ON-TYNIL

A Cu. which hse caseed grad ertitimett is the
above town was bead at the palm mart es hitt a
Themes Babas, alias Jetsam", ameribed se a
was sherged with harts., en the let et Dessaber,
to murder his wife, Elleabetlikeknes, by mining •
of musk with whiskey, whisk had been gives MT=
lestomde bottle. Mt. et
welshed the ease cm behalf
of the
_prkposer.—lfisheek Bahl, the wife of the pri-
man, deposed thee they were married ia atm 186 i, sod
that about sin' edeek es the ~hag of the let December
last, the primmer seam to the Muse 41114. Fester, No. 7,
at. Tbouseesmempost, where she bad bees Hvlag as sre
vent for the last ones menthe. U. alsgped satil abed
alas o'olosit, sad when be wee gabs away he gam her a
lemonade bottle, whit/ he mid seamed tddakey. He
remarked that he was malst to Disk As work at Berwick,
and appeared very abDilwiM mid kis& 0a the wife ob-
serving that what was to the bettle haul whits, be mid be
bad pat milk is it to provost it wraidsg.lise Wgey, sod bid
her to take it before she treat le bed, est to give dee
ether Bird same ef it. He pretended to Mak semi of it
The leek • mouthful of it after be west, whil the
Mt wry musk palmed, as 11 she was bunted, cm bad a is Me elemaik. The other girl took some of ft, aadamp wee
Mk. The ma messing a powder had settled Is the hottest
of the bade. The pealed oat the liqr Melt the
'disk Ewe ties half oiled a wine sad threw
rts:ry: The Squid site reterned to the whom some
more powder settled heel it.—Dr. Massimo deposed that
there was still asesgh el powder is the kettle to kill three
=lt opposed eat leiderly the pelessw. who is •
hem the ClaMehnees Gamds, bed•bees es bad
tense milk his WO. MA she had threaten* to report him
as a deserter, Übe did set give her 'ma poppet. After
lie last visit to he wife the prima almisead te Hezbare
sad wham he wee appebosied he Mated that be wee at the
home m the slight staid, or that the wows we kb wife,
and preened Mt isseasses.ll• was rememisi kr • week.
It is wised that the primer sought the thetrustion of
Ina wiie's Mew servant is order, if possible, to get rid of
all Wass, egalast him.
London, England, 1856-03-31

The Bonne remains very firm. Three per Cents.,
73f. 60c.

SPAIN.

MADRID, MAkeR 29.

Manhal O'Donnell has recovered from his indis-
position. Some troubles have broken out at Bada-
joz, but they were immediately suppressed.

THE BALTIC.

KIEL, MAIICK 29.

The corvette triretty hu arrived at hint from Fa-
rosund, with pressing despatches from Commodore
Watson for the Admiralty. The English gunboat
Cuckoo has arrived in the Baltic. The others are
expected to-morrow.

BERLIN, limice 29.

The Cuss, an Autrian journal of Cracow, aye:—
" In the nights of March 26 and 27 the levy of
30,000 men of the ages of from 19 to 35 years was
of o:ed."

EGYPT.

TRIESTE, 'Limn 29.

A despatch from Alexandria, dated March 23,
states that the Viceroy has received orders to restore
the Turkish uniform in the army, and to demolish
the forts of Alexandria.
London, England, 1856-03-31

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

(TROY ova 0,121 CORWIN/141MT.)
TRIESTE, SATURDAY, MARCH 29.
The steamer Bombay arrived here this day at 11
p.m., in 139 hours from Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 23.
The India sod China mails leave Alexandria to-
morrow with intelligence from Calcutta, Feb. 23
Bombay, March 6. Hong Kong, Feb. 15; Shang-
hai, Feb. 7 ; Canton, Kb. 13.
The tion of Gude has been completed
without disturbance.
Lord Causing reached Calcutta on the 291 of
February, and was sworn in Governor-General on
March 1.
Lard Dalhousie was to have left Calcutta for
Suez on March 6.
The Santals were quiet for the time. A scarcity
was apprehended throughout India, owing to the
want of rain. Trade had improved at Bombay.
Money market easier.
At Calcutta trade was inanimate. Indigo steady.
The import market had improved. Exchange at
Calcutta, 21. nd.; Bombay, 2s. 21d.
The revenue and expenditure at Hong Kong
showed a surplus. The Chinese insurrection was
retrograding. Exchange at Canton, 3e.; Shanghai,
6s. 70.
The Alhambra, with the Marseilles mail, had not
arrived.

THE UNITED STATES.
London, England, 1856-03-31

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

SIGNATURE

07 VIZ

TREATY OF PEACE.

DESPATCH FROM THE EARL
OF CLARENDON.

Thim morning the following has been published in
an extraordinary Gazette:—

" FOREIGN.OFFICE, I.lmica 91.

"A despatch hu been this morning reosived from
the Earl of Clarendon, her Majesty's Principal Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, dated Paris, March
30, announcing the signature of pesos, at two o'clock
on that day, at the Foreign.offioe, in Paris.
"The Pleniruntiarien of Great Britain, of
Austria, of France, of Prussia, of Russia, of Sardinia,
and of Turkey have affixed their signatures to the
treaty which puts an end to the war; and which,
while definitively settling the Eastern question,
establishes the tranquillity of Europe on solid and
durable bases.

"The exchange of the ratifications of peace will
take place at Paris in four weeks, or sooner if pos-
sible; until that time the stipulations of the treaty
cannot be made public."

We read in the Mats of this (Monday) morning :
is The solemn sitting of the Congress for attaching
the signatures to the treaty of peace was held yester•
day at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. All the
plenipotentiaries were present in uniform. At two
o'clock the cannon of the forts of the environs of
Paris announced the signing of the treaty. At half-
past twa o'clock the cannon of the Invalides fired a
salute of 101 guns. At about thus o'clock the
Chamberlain of the Emperor went to the plenipoten-
tiaries to announce that his Majesty was ready to
receive them. At half-past three the plenipotentiaries

were assembled at the Palace of the Toileries. Count
Waleweki and M. de Bourquensy preceded their
colleagues some seconds."
London, England, 1856-03-31

THE POLICE COUBTE.

David Noble Chambers, of the firs of Messrs.
W. mad R. Chambers, the publishers, of High-street,
Edinburgh, sad Patosseelsweew, London, append be-
fore Aldermen Flans, to amen to • summon,
his with being, es the fah di Jane leer, unlateftl=
warmly nun' two tine inns to be toads la the Re-
gis -beak of the desdesses' Conroy, with respect to
ewe boobs, sailed tbe swim tie Latin Dictionary,
Pan 1., Irma est Hein/or and " Virgill Coruna
Bonitos stilemilet* Led L to VI."
Mr. Aleander Enneisk Fester, sompleisaut, said he
was sew the ouh-edllse d the Enyelopsedis Bricundow"
The delsedget sated me the London gest of Mesas.
W. mad R. Olmoshirsomd, he believed, was • partser is the
O Ns ham..iintedisWe boaderritiag, add the signature
to the desonsat nelesel less his. He was drat engaged
is Islb, seed deadwood fa Mans. Chembers's lentos da-
ring the publication et the bloke in window. He pro.
&sod the masuseript of the Latin Dictionary, end Elio
tint of the Notes to the Virgil. The Dietetical., was
compiled from a greet sunny of source., bat the etymo-
logies were meetly hen the result of his own research.
He counted the proof sheets. He was employed to
sanest the proofs and to superintend ail those which be-
longed to the " Bduc.tla m Collit.." It was a verbal
nreemsst, and was that be should attain from 10 till 3, at
the aloes in Bdisbergle, to nperintend the books whisk tee-
naged to that posse. Moms. Chambers inditeed him I.
write the books in question, end at their request he did so.
The eompiling of those books wes Lot included is his
regular dads. ; it woo wholly distinct, sad he did the work
at his own hone.
Mr. Ballautine then beaded to the witness the mein
gives by Mr. Foster to the defesonte, sad said him
whether the signature was hie.
Witten, after some hesitation, admittld that it ww.
The receipt was then read, sod appeared to be is full of
all demesne, inolndim the broke in dhpate.
Annan Flans told, alter such • dosunent it would
be useless for Mr. Foster to proceed. It bad been noon
that he was employed for a particular warpon—to cornet
the Edseatiosal Course." It no a weaved that the books
is quieten were included is that coasts, end, oneequently,
there was as end of the ease. The worthy Alderman cond-
oned— Ido set decide, Mr. Foster, that yea have sot the
copyright. That I have nothing to do with. I only de-
cide that Mr. Chambers has been guilty of no fraud, and
that taw I &air."
London, England, 1856-03-31

MARI LEBONE VESTRY.

On Saturday, at the Niatylebone Vestry, the ballot
for the election of churchwarden and althea:lan of the parish,
in the rot mof Mr. William Field (the chairman) and Mr.
Peter Matthews, retiring frem office, opened at 11 o'clock,
and clued at one, se did alas that for the churchwarden-
ship of the coateatc 1 districts, Christchurch and Trinity.
At the lat•tr hour. Messrs. C E. Levcs, C. Belem, Becror,
Myers, Salmis, Wingfield, Brown, and D'lffaager, sec,
were atpUnted scrutineers, and about two o'clock they
ant.ral the churt-boose, and Mr. Lewis announced the N-
. lowieg t be the result:
FOR PAROCHIAL CHURCHWARDEN.
Mr. J. A. hicholsy 62
Mr. Richsrd Mlehell
Majority for Mr. Nicholae-23.
FOR PAROCHIAL SIDISHAN.
Mr. Thomas henry Filiner
Mr. J. lint:buns
Majority for Mr. Filrcer-26.
CHRISTCHURCH DISTRICT.
Mr. Joshua Wittdoc 63
Mr. Joseph bra
Majority for Mr. Olidden-37.
-.—..

TRINITY DISTRICT.
Mr. James Laver 54
Mr. Mueey 22
Majority for MT. James Laver-32.
The CHLIIMAN then put the names of the succeeafttl
candidates to a show of hands, and declared Mr. J. A.
Niamey duly sieved chum 'warden of St. Marylebone for
the sassing year, Mr Filrrer stdesman of the parish, and
' Messrs. Glidden and Laver duly elected churchwarden' of
Christchurch sni Trinity districts.
For the di,tricts %mon,' 'tad the flowing gentlemen
were apro:nted churchwardens :
ALL Solna; —The Rev. E. R. Esrdley Wilmot, rector,
nominated J. Bevan, Esq., as his churchwarden, and Mr.
Weston, of It thbone•oleCe, was unanimously elected by
the verry on behalf of the psr;sh.
Sr. MART'S.—Toe Rev. J. Hampden Gurney, rector,
eppointed Mr. R H. Woodhouse as hes churchwarden, and
Mr. Holden sas elected by the vestry.
London, England, 1856-03-31

ne Court.

WINDSOR, BATVIDAT. Whim 29.
The dinner party yesterday included the Sing of
the Belau'', the Daebess of Kest, the Priames Royal, the
Bula'att Minitter, M. Van de Weyer, Colonel the Hem C.
B. Phipps, Lady Fanny Howard, Barons', de Bpeth, Sir
George Cooper, Colonel Williams, commanding officer god
L•fe Cased', Colonel de Moe:kaki, Captain Prime, and
Dr. Rieken.

The bond of the Grenadier Gouda played daring dinner.
The Quito's private bead afterwards performed is the
Castle the following selection :

Overture. Ewe; " Harold.
Onad• Fantails OrWaldo BOIVOISL btrodut
Ilea—Pootondo Man at Ores. Damposto
pour Orohostre at a, Flew Priaripol

Bel.-ctms-0 BOW* ass
The King of the Belgian', attended by X. Vim de Weyer
(the Belgian ktini►ter at the British Court), Colonel de
Msorkerke, Certain Priest, and Dr. Rieke., left Winds°
by • special train of the South Western Railway at 26
Wastes betas 10 o'clock this morning for London, en roots
to Brutal/.

The Prices Consort sueur.panied his Majesty to the rail-
way sta.ion, where a guard a honour of the Grenadier
Guards, with the band of the regiment, was 'lmitated, and
paid the usual honours to the Ring
Lord Detrain, lord in waiting to her Majesty. sad Cap-
tain the Hoe. D. de Roe, mum to waiting to the Prince,
attended his Majesty to DOM. _ . .

The Queen sod Prince, with the Princess Royal sod
Prit cess Alice, drove out in an apes carriage this afternoon,
attended by Lady llazdonald, the Hoe. Eleanor Manley.
the Hoe. Lucy Km, and kl,in-Giesoral B..kley.
Thera was no !addition to the royal dieter party.
SUNDAY, MAMIE 30.
The Quint and Prises Contort, the Prime of Wales, Use
I Princess Royal, Prices Alfred, Primer Alice, sad the
' Dashes' of Kent, the ladies mid gallows of the acnirt, sad
the domest,c honwhvid, attended diviea service this worn
leg, in the eltaiel alb* Castle.

The Hum. lad. V.ry Roo.. do Doss of Windier offloiatod.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday after-
noon at the Foreign•offlce, Downing-street. The
Ministers present were Viscount Palmerston, the Lord
Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl Gran-
ville, the Earl of liarrowby, Sir George Grey, Mr.
Secretary Lsbouchere, Lord Panmure, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right
Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley,
the Right Hon. M. T. Baines, and the Dub of
Argyll The Council sat three hours-and-a-halt

Vistouat Palawrilon arrived is tows with VW:dant/a
Palwenton on Saturday wonting from his ant, Broadlands,
them

The ChaceHer of the Exchequer arrived is Landon oa
Saturday, to attend the c.biast emted, from Earktea
Court, Kiegtou.
. _

Lord Pa;sure Du returned to tows frog the north.
Tht Marquis of Lasedcwee strived to London on Satur-
day from Brighton.
London, England, 1856-03-31

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Msams 20.
The grand jury of Kilkenny having mensoralised
the Lord Lieutenant for the removal of tht ipurs
police force recently tent to that town in consequence
of the numerous street rows to which the proceed•
logs of a mission of Scripture readers there have
given rise, his Excellency has deemed it right to
refuse complylog with the request, and bas directed
the following letter to be addressed to .31r. Smith•
wick, foreman of the grand jury :

Dahlia Castle, 251 h March, 185 G.

un (Fretted by the Lewd Lieemeact to ackeow-
ledge the reeeirt of your letter of the 18th fat . forwarding
• measetial end resolution of the Grand Jury of the ei,y of
Klllitnay assembled et the late Spring sauce•, reistlTO to
the reanoval of the eddilianal polies force stationed is that
Sty ; sad I am to sciesint you for *hi isformition ef the
memeriellat, that his ezeelleccy cannot coneyr in the pro-
priety of at present removing the addition. I pollee tome
which has hews we ratty stationed in the city of Kilkenny,
that extra torte bevies ben rendered amnesty Ey s series
of diners stet dit•rbaaees eadangering the poem of the city
and the liberty of the subj et, which had termed the sub-
ject of eorreswoudesee with the Mayor and bar ch of Ma tis-
tntes. Rio Eccelbt cy however, deli el me to add, that he
will be ;glad when dill state of the city shall @gala become
stink se minable hlm I. withdraw the situ fltoll is quo-
ilket.—l sm. Sir, lota obedient aseviat.
_

THOMAS ♦. LAscox.

The Natiort of thin day s'atee that a hundred mem-
bers of the Catholic Young Men's Society of Dublin
have addressed a rtspecttul remonstrance or protest
to Archbi.bop Cullen, against the act of excluding,
by his directions, the three Roman Catholic pipers,
the Tablet, Action, and Weekly Telegravls. from the
reading room of their society.
The Lord Lieutenan', atxompanied by the Dachas
of Sutherland, Lady Fanny Howard, the Marqaie
and Marchioness of Stafford, the Marquis and
Marchioeees of Kildare, and a large party, honoured
the Theatre Royal with his presence in the state-
box last night, on the occasion of • performance
given by the garrison amateurs. The audience was
extremely crowded, and very brilliant. In the
coarse of the tvening there was a warn cheer for
the Duchess of Sutherland.
London, England, 1856-03-31

OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA.

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, 11Aica 18.

The cold weather which set in on the 14th instant
bas continued to the present date. Each morning
and evening Fahrenheit's thermometer has indicated
from 12 to 14 degrees below the freezing point, and
as a strong north wind has been prevailing, the cold
has been felt very severely. The sun's influence has
raised the temperature in the daytime considerably,
but it has not coated to freeze in the shade. Yester-
day the wind amounted at intervals almost to a gale,
and on the higher and more exposed parts of the
plateau it was necessary in the open air to put on
furs and the warmest covering to avoid frost-bite. The
atmosphere has, however, been bright and clear from
vapour, so that the weather has been admirably
suited for brisk exercise. No farther fall of now has
taken place, bat the bills end mountains to the east-
ward of the Tchernaya plain have not parted with
their white covering, and wear at present as bleak
and cheerless an aspect aa they have exhibited at any
time during the winter.
The cold has in a great measure put a stop to many
of the ordinary exercises of the troops, such as rifle
practise and various drills. There have been, however,
some military marches on an extensive scale, to
rules the arrangements which would be enforced
in case of the army taking the field. On one occasion
a division, with its artillery, commissariat, and tran-
sport attached, marched out ; on the second, a corps
darpnee of three divisions went out in complete
marching order, and with all the requisite equip-
ment for the field. The Third Division left its
camp ground early on the morning of the 14th,
and marched to the high ground near the
Monastery of St. Otorge, where the six regi-
ments and their artillery bivouacked for the day.
The rations were carried by the commissariat wagons,
and cooked on the spots taken up by the several regi-
ments. The division returned to camp the same
afternoon, and arrived back before the severe cold
change in weather which occurred the same evening.
On Sunday, the 16th, the First, Second, and Fourth
Divisions marched in the same direction. They left
their respective camps in the morning about eight
o'clock, and reached the ground fixed on foe the re-
London, England, 1856-03-31

OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION AT PARIS.

The following placard was posted all over Paris
by 3 o'clock yesterday, from a second edition of the
Moniteur :

"La prix a e a gigues tujourd'hui i une heure a
PHLtel dee Affaires Etrangeres.
"Les plenipotentiares de la France, de l'Autriche,
de la Grand-Bretagne, de It Prime, de la Ruelie, de
la Sardaigne, et de la Turquie ont appose leer signa-
ture an traits qui net Su ii is guere actuelle, et
qui, en reglant la question d'Orient, asseoit le repos
de rEurope Bur des bases solidus et durables."

" Peace wu signed this day, at one o'clock, at the
Hotel of Foreign Affain.
" The Plenipotentiaries of France, Austria, Great
Britain, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey have
affixed their signature. to a treaty which puts an
end to the present war, and which, while settling
the Eastern question, places the repose of Europe
upon solid and durable based."

The following are some of the bold assertions
indulged in by Le Nord:
Lori Litreadon has plane, told the llmperor tact all the
responsibility of the treaty will be dr sera upon him,
Nap, loon HL Lord Clarendon declares that if England
he no: obtained conditions more unfavourable to Ramie, it
is because the Emperor cf the French wished for muting
bat pesos : it nes neemery either to alga the treaty or to
break cff the anise* with Lwtis Napoleon ; and Lord Cie-
nation and his colleagues have thought that the poesible
advetage cf a continuation of the war would not atone
for this.

As a slut of reconciliation, the plenipotentiaries hero
I agreed to erase beta the praeria-verbal all record of the
I palatal diewasioas and the hard words a:changed is the
Kerrey sitting of the 22ad. Bat this will be the secret of
the play. One of these 800 days you will see this same
Proessorerb.l, non-revised sad sac 'meted, in some journal
of London or Tarim.
London, England, 1856-07-09

THE BRAZILIAN MAILS.

ARRIVAL OF THE TAY.

(IT ILICTIIO
(mow ous owx

SOUTHAMPTON, WIDPVIDAY.
The Tay has arrived with the Brazilian mails. She
left Rio on the 14th of June.
At Monte Video the Finance Minister was engaged
in bringing about settlements with the state creditors.
The public revenue showed an increase. The com-
mittee of the loan made to the governor in 1848
still had possession of the Castom-house. They were
misted in their duties by Mr. Thornton, our chargé
treffaires.

From Rio we learn that Mr. Jerningham, the
British minister, had written a letter to the Brazi-
lian government about the slave trade, which had
given great offence.
The Emperor of Brazil had visited the British
admiral on board the Indefatigable.

Her Majesty's steam ship Express had loot twenty
men from yellow fever. Among them was the first
lieutenant.

From Lisbon we learn that the cholera in Portugal
was on the increase•

The ship William Wilberforce, from Barnstaple,
was wrecked off the rock of Lisbon ; and the Planta-
genet had struck on a sand• bank off Faro.

The Cologos Ginette Is responeible for the following
story: " Whoa Palmer iris modern,. rad, the Sardialan am-
beerador tolegrepbed to Tarim, . Palmer, woolocaned to
death, will he barged et Ruseley.' The official at Turin
wrote for' Palm.' (Mirk:teed for Palmer') . Palmerston.'
end sent it as an official despatch to the Minieter Cammr.
The latter, howls( smiled oe ►radian ir, left ft open on Pile
acid in a few want., the report west like wildfire
thread' Turin that t►a Banish ►ad hoard t►eir prime
minister."

MZIPHIL—Wa are Informed that the Rev. Dr.
Haney, of Maathalitar, .11l deliver a lecture oa tbe above
risideet on Monday eviteleg nest, et the City-road Negro-
getiosal ClepeL The rev. amalgam' beet the geed lieettens
to be peeeent jut se the esoevatiose bed bees eemplehel,
salaam the unburied city in its tzterit.
London, England, 1856-07-09

NEW COURT.

Alfred lake. 31. cablnetsmaker, and Williams Henry Power, 25,
dyer, were Indicted for a burglary In the holm of Wilma Cook, and
sterhng 130 Ito. of el% valued at 1601.
lir. Payne promoted, and Hr. J. P. Doyle defended Fowler.
The prosecutor Bees fa Baratersstreet, St Luke's. Upon the 6th of
Jane hie warehouse wee broken open and the property elision. Upon
that esartang the two prisoners hired a cab, into winch they put the
, and drove tot Bensl-green. where the tab yea stopped,
wingettl:
property to lt. PIIIOIIeTS rode upon the km with the cab-
man, and upon the nab being stopped the poles took Jacks= into cm.
tody. bat Fowler got away, and was sot taken until saveral days alter.

—fits Jury found both peewee Guilty, and they were each en-
tented to twelve soothe' tteprieoraosat.
London, England, 1856-07-09

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

NAONITIO TILION•PN.)
PROM OVN. OWN 0012WIPONSODIT.)
LIVERPOOL, WIDNISDAT.

This morning the Liverpool and Philadelphia
Steam Ship Company's screw steamer City of Bald.
moo, Captain Leitch, which left Philadelphia on the
28th ult., arrived in the Mersey. She has brought
SOO passengers, and 80,000 dole. in specie on freight.
The New York advice. have been anticipated.
The Senate, on the 25th, had passed a bill an•
thorising the President to calms to be delivered to
Utah and New Mexico, at the expense of the United
States, such arms as they are entitled to under the
existing laws.

Mr. Mathews, late British Consul at Philadelphia,
was amongst the passengers brought by the City of
Baltimore.

At Philadelphia breadstuffa had improved in
value, and there wee an active demand.
The cotton market was dull, owing to holders re-
quiring an advance in price.
The provision market had an upward tendency.
Freights unchanged.
London, England, 1856-05-03

THE CIRCASSIAN FORTS.

Lord 1. MANNERS—Mr, I poked a questioa of the sable
lard lest night with Niemen to a stetemest which impairs
la the report of the Coot reams at Paris; cod t►e sable I
Wed gave the beam to nodennead that the diesaisioa arm
the re-t ratios of the Remiss forts ea the eastern emit of
the Math Bee was never remand. I Shea asked the sane
lied if ander the treaty with h bat bees signed *taintless
would base the power of re-meeting them forts or not. To
that quakes the table lend pre as Ramer, ►at *abse-
il...4lh is the mine co, the debate, the right boa. genie-
easa the member for Carlisle (Sir I. Graham) expressed •
strong cal goaded opinion, t►at ender the terms of the
treaty the Russians woad Oars this right in wasitioe.
I with, therefore, .gala to pat my wrestles to the noble
lord ; aad to ask him whath•r, ander the terms of the treaty,
Susie has or has sot ths right to merest those torte ea the
eastern oast of the Black fie.? (Cheers.)

WOWS% PALMERSTON-B.r, the nipalatas of the
treaty wish ngard to the n-orevioa of weeks opal's to
anal annals. The nasty disdain', stipulates that then
shell sot be say Ravel sreseal restored osestrested mina
the wean One Binh Boy bet the ken ea the Camelia
nest do aet sone within that description. (Rear. boar.)
Tiers is aims this diastase between Wee forts sad sang
sressals that whines a sera mead is • entre of eines,
these forts are simply dissolve works fa lb. protostiisa
No man partisan whisk are paced thorn There is
ankles la the treay whisk would prole& the Busire
fievorsomit from esersisige its ass disonsila hi the re-
, eratios of its forts Moor )
London, England, 1856-05-03

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

ADD/e. TO TOO PUTTS OX TOO PIACIL
Yesterday, at epeeist court of the Common
Council, AI elms, sod Shy iY Heaftedy moved Treat a
loyal sad dentin address of onseratinatioes be presented to
her Majesty us tie aupinons event of • dellainve treaty
bet •een toe allies mad his Impenal Msjetity the Emperor of
All the &maim for the restussion of pesos and the meta-
hewn sad satemnty of the Ottoman empire." Is we
posing the resolution, Alderson. se Misty reviewed
the emits of the war, whirl be essoldered bed resulted is
the attainment of the objects for wille It wee under-seen.
He coucisded with ea ',prose: et of mildew* in the home
prosperity of Turkey, sad in the spread of Christie& es-
lighammeet In that ciantry.—Mr. Rowley wooded the
motion.—Mr. Gresham, while %bashful for paw, mold
mot comprehend bow stay use could ail that wkselt bad Just
been umeloded glorious. The whale condom of the war
bad been marked by neglect and masdiainisttatioa. He
'epic:ally desommed Me abandonment of Ears, sod was
opposed to the ides of prom** a humble mad
sears; 'dame se mei mos as Me meta; seven-
meat wee eompesal ed.—.llhimmen Rideray was suite at a
lees to balm why suoi a eabiestehedd same the attention
of the .out. It wee well lus•wa that the Qeess wee
relieved from an nspoosibility by her annum, sad the
court w therefore about to go totter Majesty to praise ths
very prom who lad sot shows that they merited spgrebe-
dee. It the address Ramat saythisg, 3t easset Ned the
lout 'pinioned these who rinsed the war end medeolsell
it. He alined it tem a game whisk Mimi M priselpie.
Ti. maim festaree momined te be settled by emmelosissers.
Deputy Dokia, Mr. Reed. M. li‘pgted Rdr row Lawrie,
sad AMerman Cabal supported Me
iiisessokieriag the
treaty $ fair arbitration ef WI the alieb ntr-
feuded the priapism! menu lavekerd, sad which were
likely to arise. Ableimen Cepoiend leek so apposite view,
and declared that sever was then a pease which wee re-
garded with such apathy. Mr. Seeley supported the notate,
which wee thee pet, asd usaalnously agreed le.
London, England, 1856-07-31

A derdatioa ea the gabfests( a pork for the borough
of Finsbury had ea interview with Vitamins Palmerston yes-
terdey. The deputation consisted of : From the vestry of
Islington, Messrs. William Harvey, J Vincent, William
Cos, and John Layton, vestry clerk; from the vestry of
Cligkenwell, 31. eon. Thomas Die, William Jame, end
Tenons Cromwell, clerk to Its vestry; from the Bcard of
Works, Holbms, Messrs. Robert Bsidoek and S. W. Hop-
' wo.d, aleck of works ; from the vestry of Stoke Newington,
Messrs. Wdtlam Co per and Alfred Taylor ; from a com-
mittee of the borough of kin/bury, Mr. Curler Woodward,
J.P., Misers James Joha Downes, William Tyler, Jobs
Barnett, sad H. Clifton; from St. Lake, Old street, Mr.
Alfred Walker, chairman of the saalteryeemsittee. Th 9
deputation was introduced by Lord Robert Ores , and
Mr. Thomas Sliagehy Doccombe, M.P., Finsbury.
SALE OP MR. MARE'S SHIPBUILDING WORKS AT
HLACILW&LL.—The freehold and leuehold property, with
deed pleat sad machinery, forming the iron ibipbaildsng
works of My. Mare at Blackwell, was dirreed of by public
auction yesterday, at the Audios Mart, under an order in '
bukruptcy. It was stated that the property out Mr. Mare
160.000 L The atteadacee was very atnierette. There was
only us bid, 55.0001, from Mr. Italy M.P., to whom the
property wee ktocked down.
- The Franz Ernst and the Helene have arrived at
Southampton, with cargoes of corn from Rambo% porta in
the Bleck Sea. These are the ant cargoes cf corn from
sub ports whisk have arrived there since to. breaking out
of the Ramis* war.
EIPLO-1011 OF A POWDER MILL NEAR BARNSLEY.
On Monday eseniog, en eariesiou occurred at the Wars-
brough gunpowder mills, helongiog no Meson. Shortridge
Wright,end which are situate is a very secluded part of
he Dove, in Wotabrough Dale, about two miles from
Barnsley The esplosion was of a molt terrific character,
and was heard within a eirceit attune! miles; and, being
attested Is the metre of an extensive Goal district, the that
impression we, that one of the collieries had fired. One of
mine, charged with a composition for the manufacture of
the fine op siting powder, had exploded,ead the rugged aides
et the malt bed bees blown to atoms. while the door and
Ismeibetiem bat bile also disledpd. Fortunately, none of
din trukasee were is or sear the nail at the time.—Mcus
&WM? Givarthos.
The Booth-Western Steam-packet Company are
• *4 le. 104. a mile for °margins the Channel Islands mails.
The Pacific Mess Navigation Company are paid 3s. Bd. a
sale for mamma! the Pudic nada. The Peninsular and
• Oriental Compeer 65. 3d. a mile for conveying the India,
China, sad Gibraltar teens. The Royal Mail Company
9s. 104. a mile for conveying the West India sad Braid
I matte. Canard's Cuapsay lie. a aids foe conveying the
Halted States mail.; sad the European sad Australia"
• Company will be paid 11s. mile tot seaming the Ultra-
' Co mai.
London, England, 1856-07-31

CANADA.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.
(111 T MAGNITIO TZLIORATE.)
(TROY ova OWN ooaaISPONDIHT.)
LIVERPOOL, THURADAT.
Last night the Montreal Ocean Steam-ship Com.
pany's screw steamer North American, Capt. Orange,
arrived in the river with the mails.
She left Quebec July 19, with 103 passenger.,
Including the Bishop of Toronto.
In her passage she passed numerous icebergs.
There is no important news.
The advance in the price of flour was checked.
Holders were firm.
The provision market held for an advance.
London, England, 1856-07-31

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1856.

SHARE LIST S.-THIS DAY.

VOIZIOW RATTNATI.

Two Maw.

The railway share mullet today
in character. Midland steak has rim I per cent.,
being quoted 843 to 3. Lenesablm and 'forkshie
mho better, at 973 to 96. London and North
Western remains quoted 1073 to 108 ; lad
Groat Wester., 62 to 3. Landau and South
Western stock is better. It is noticed that
Great Western stock i• generally well eapported
at each encomeive settlement, being seams in
the market, bat that a tempotary &slime has hen
repeatedly established during the intermaing period,
owing to the pertinacity with whisk sposnlatoes for
a fall still operate in this stock. ,
Grand Trunk of Canada Mew shares are
latter. Sambre and Ww biro Harem emuileably,
being last marked 131.
London, England, 1856-07-31

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Leommeimilores AT T 01.1291, Poets.—tiiagera, at Boston ; Ermine,
at Itlalmond. Va. ; Pomona, at Cuxhaven ; Greashopp r, at Dieppe ;
IMO* at Odense ; Cintze (m), at Lisboa ; Raffaelma, at Genoa ;
Nongareil„ and Elisabeth, at Leghorn; Orions. at Cagliari ; Mina
Dorothea, John Dalton, Cantos, amoor,and Mack Eagle, at Boston
Wagon. liatdd, Blackburn, Northern Bride. and Matilda
Watteotoch, at Calcutta.
BalLaD 'oft Liemirooi.—Blitannia, May 21, and Minerva, 2tth,
from glnppore ; Medina. June I, and Thos. Brocklebank, lath, from
Calcutta; Males Hedgers, May 11, from Bengal ; Claemerden, June
Is, and John and taw, 21st, from Pombay; Karnak (m), from
Smyrna, July U ; Callsornia, from the Tent, July A.

The Ba tle, from New York at this port, willed July 19. From
ion. 21 W., encountered a dense (onto Holyhead—Liverpool, July W.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Arabslla, 122 days from Rangoon for Falmouth, July 6, lat 42.42 IL.
lon. 38.38 W.
Derwrot (barque), from London for Port Phillip, June 28, lat. 9 N.,
los. 23 W.
Dora (ship), from Limpool for Rio 'micro, June 6, lat. 16.12,
lon. 33.41.
Hotspur (barque). from Colombo for London, June 16, lat. 00.49 N.,
lon 2217 W.; out 9 days.
ILloyd's (ship). from London for Sydney, HALM., Jane 16. lot. 10
N., lots. 23 W.
Red Jacket, from Liverpool for Melbourne, June 13, lat. 7 N.,
23 W.
West Derby (M.lp), from London for ( aloutta, June 21,1aL 3 N.,
ton. 13 W.

DISASTER TO BEE MAJESTY'S STEAM•TBANSPORT
r Motility's steam-ship Perseverance,
in leasing her moorings, under the Coradine Heights, at
about 11 a.m. on the 21st of July, on departure for England,
with 410 invalids from the East, shaved the shore too closely
and rut bow onto Isola, or Sengl.,a Point, where she eon
dusted hard a•'cl fast on the departure of the mail st noon
on 231, notwithstanding the discharge of her troops, storm,
fuel, water, do , and the united steam force aid power of
the Idagiciesne, Dreston Argo, sod Shearwater to move
her. A number of cables hawsen, and warp. have been
parted in the attempt. Serious injury cannot, it is feared,
but have been sustained in her bottom and keel, although
the rocks era by on meats maned.
[Advertisement.)—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS WONDER-
FUL rut Ovals P1ik..1.8 OF TR! CIOFFT. —Mr. Dobbs, of Newton
Abbot, informed Professor lie loway that a lady residing near him
stated that she considered Holloway's Pills bed bete the means of
erring her Inc three medical men had pronounced her dlyease in-
curable. terming it cunoimption; teeing an account of some prraon
being cured uf a similar complaint, she determined on giving them a
trial, and. fortunately father, they bare effected a petAtt cure, which
she Is wiling to testify by reference to Mr, Hobbs.—Hold by ad medi-
cine renders throughout the world; at Proteasur Holloway's establish.
menu, 24 I, strand, Litch:4 and SO, Maiden.lane, New Vora; by A.
Stamps, Constantinople ; A. Ouidiey. Smyrna; and Y.. Muir, Malin.
London, England, 1856-07-31

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(mom OVI

PARIS. WZDNISDAY EVININCI

The Emperor is expected in Paris on Monday,
August 4. He will go to a review at Luneville on
Saturday.
This eveniug's Patric stye :

We learn Iron our private correspondence, that the
Austrian r v‘rnment, like a good and faithful ally, has lost
no time is giving full satisfaction to the French government
for the deplorable affair of (liersevo. The WE-
mr in whose cm:duet the matter originated, has been
degraded from his rack, and eentsneed to live years' im-
prisonment, and the corporal who comm:tted the murder
will be tried by a court martial for the crime.

At the Bourse there was but little talk of the
affairs of Spain, but the Rents was heavy owing to
an unexpected rise in the rate of carrying over. It
closed at 701 r. 63c., both for cash and account, with
a fall of 15ct. and 10c. Credit Mobilier was in great
demand, and rose 261 r. The firmness of this security
prevented the Rents from falling to any great
extent. Railways were in some request daring the
last half hour, and many lines were quoted with an
improvement of 21r. or 3fr.
An imperial decree opens to the Minister of State,
from the budget of 1866, an extraordinary credit of
110,000 tr., applicable to the expenses of the fete of
August 16. Another decree opens to the same
minister a supplementary credit of 120,000 fr. over
and above the 400,0001 r. accorded for the baptism of
the Prince Imperial.
Prince Lucien Bonaparte, in accordance with the
orders of the Emperor, left St. Sebastian, and ar-
rived on Sunday last at St. Jean de Luz, on the
French territory. A Baeque Idle is about to be or-
ganised in hie honour.
General Gortchakoff, of the Russian artillery, and
brother of the ex-commander-in-chief of the army in

the Crimea, who has been in Paris for the last three
days, yesterday visited the Polytechnic School and
examined all its details.
London, England, 1856-07-07

AMERICAN "DIFFICULTIES."

On the 18th ult. there was considerable excitement
in one of the streets of New York, arising from an attempt
at cowhiding of the person of John 8. Brio f .rd, broker, by
Semi mate Weed, Mother of Mayor Wood. The affur crew
oat of a communication published in the Tribune, to
which Mr. Wood took eimptions, The frommanica-
tio• ia question was severe spot Mr. B. Wood
and the Mayor, both of whom were alluded to in
terms not complimentary. It accused the former of
being engaged in an illicit traffic. The New fork Herald
says :—" The affray took place in frost of Mr. Bradford's
olßes. That gieUessen tad jut stepped on the side walk,
when Mr. Wood, amompasted by a hiend,walked up to him
and struck him over the bead sad face with a cArtide, in-
finning a savers garb across the nom. Before the blow could
be repeated Mr. Brankrd sprung at his assailant and
endeavoured to seise the cowhide, which was a thick,
heavy weapon, known as a 'black snake.' A straggle
missed, and a large crowd icon gathered, and several
meow were about interfirieg, when, It is reported by
several of those present, Mr. Wood's friend supped
forward, and, drawing a revolver, threatened to shoot any
es* who would attempt to separate the parties. Another
statement is to the effect that Mr. Bradford drew the pistol
when first attacked, whisk fell from his hand, or was taken
from him by a bystander, bat It ts Impossible to say whisk
report is eorrem, so contradictory ate the accounts. In the
struggle both parties fell in the gutter, and were soon
stormed with a thick mad, which was pleststul in that pars
et the street. The parties were, howevsr, ewntn•ilY sepa-
rated, and were taken by their respective friends to neigh-
boarleg saloons, where they adjusted their distorted clothes
and cleaned themselves." _ _

In the Arto York Thum we reed At Holmesville
(6..) on the 4th rout , a merlons difficulty (centred between
V. E. ll'Leaden, auornerst-law, and Dr. H. J. Smith, •
knife and pistol being the weapons used. ll'Lendon cat
Smith in several places about the face and neck, beton the
latter could bring his revolver to bear upon tem. He
(Smith) fired four times; oily one shot taking effect, and
that through the Goat sleeve, doing no damage. Benitte was
blinded by the blood which floweret from the eats about hie
fem, so t►at he could not see to lake aim. The parties are
gentlemen of character, and very much esteemed."
London, England, 1856-07-07

SPAIN.

MADRID, SATIIIIIDLY.
Five incendiaries were shot at Palencia on the
4tb. A woman is to be execnt,d to-day.
The Gaudio contradicts the report that the go-
verment bad readved a despatch frau M. de Olossga,
the Spanish Ambassador at Paris, containing magges
lions from the Slower of the French, on the alib-
ied of the events that had ocearred in Castile.
London, England, 1856-07-07

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARX-LANE.—THIS DAY.
The foreign arrivals, with the escep•ion of oat*, have bun
email last week, sad the quantity of English wheat on eels
from Ewa and X nt was sort. The finest qaaltios were
taken by the t.twn millers at about last Monday's prints, bet
all other deseeptions wen is. to 2e cheaper. Foreign
wheel of awful quality maintained former prices. Mood
country doer sold slowly at lan week's pries..
Barley supports its vales with moderate arrivals.
The receipts of foreign one since Ibis day se'nnight,
amount to 30,200 qel. ; and from Ireland they are liberal.
The dealers and consumers parchend the better eons at
about lest Monday's currently.
Been and peas come sparingly tv hand, and hence vales
is well =abstained.
London, England, 1856-07-07

COMIdEKCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Just 23.
Foreign each/min ars very aria, and although the demand is not
brick, bankers are quite indifferent to draw at the present high
I quotations. The namely is limited, and email sums only can hs es.
petted from the South before the new crop of cotton comes in ; the
stock of old cotton being extunsted, the thins:ens for the next en
'reeks will be of no extent. We quote bthkers' bills, 60 days' siot,,
on London, 100 l to 170 ; Park, 3.11 ; Antwerp, 6.161 ; Amsterdam.
411 Hamburg ssi ; Bremen, 791 ; Frankfort, 441 ; Berlin. Leipie.
sad Cologne. 72 to 74. At them rates shipments of specie will pays
and one and a half million or mare will go out by the Arabia. The
expert of movie, large are it likey will be for the next four
can hardly stint the may poeition of cur money market, capital
being actually abundant, and the prevent supply within a few days
will be increased by the temi.olonthly anvil or gold from Citalotnis
and b 7 the payment of interest on government bonds.
Fragnts are firmer. To Liverpool, 90.00 bushels grain, some for
next moon., at KJd. to 7d. In bulk, and W. In ship's bap ; 12,010 to
11,001 hurtle flour, Is. 45d. to 2s. 6d., and 1,100 balm cotton, 3-16 d.
To Landon, 8,060 barrels Aura, 2s, 9d. to 3a. To Glasgow, 1,306
berme 6thr, 2a. Id. to 3s.
There appears to have been a fair amount of orden far bresdatuffs
by the steamer, and the market for tow rade* tholes some improve.
MOIL The sales to.day are 18, •00 barrel., a fair pot tion of which wen
the export. State brands sell at 3 dots. 10c. to 6 dole 601.: western
brands, 6 dole. 66e. to 6 role. lOr. Included in the sales are some
2,000 barrels Canadian, phi at 5 dole. 60c. to 6 dots. 25c., and 3,400
barrels southern at 6 dolt. 30c. to 8 don. Wheat under the advance'
freight demand opened dull, but st the close a further advance of 2c. to
3c, per bushel wa. obtained. The smith add up 114.0,000 bushels. Corn
le a.so firmer with fair hairier doing. In sugars the market rut
hat quiet. Amen MIA but little doing in cotton, holders demanding
a concession.
London, England, 1856-09-01

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY ]

DUBLIN, AMMO? 30.
- The Tipperary Vindicator, published in Limerick,
announces as a positive fact that the sentence of the
court-martial oil the militiamen at Nenagh has been
confirmed; that the intercession of General Chatter.
ton, commanding the district, has not been taken
into consideration at the Horse Guards; and that
three of the wretched mutineers are to be shot.
"On Thursday night," says the local journal, "an
'Awe, bearing a despatch for General Chattertoe,
specially lint from the Horse Guards, arrived in
Limerick by the late train, and had an immediate
interview with Bir James Chatterton. It is stated
that the despatch contained a peremptory direction
to the effect that the law should take its course,
and that the general should proceed to Nenagh
forthwith, to see that the sentence was carried into
effect. This day (Friday) the general, accompanied
by the officer who carried the despatch, and Cap-
tain Foster, aide de-camp, proceeded to Nenagb, and
we believe the general never yet went on a duty
more abhorrent to his feelings or at war with Ins
judgment."
The other Limerick paper (the Observer) received
this morning, has not a word of this news; and the
paper which I have quoted adds : " We would even
yet hope that our information on this exciting eubject
is not altogether correct, but the authority on which
it rests can scarcely deceive us."
The provisional commith e for the pro_pcsed national
Crimean banquet in Dublin was held yesterday at
the Mansion House, the Lord Mayor presiding, and
among the distinguished persons added to its mem-1
hers were the Marquis of Londonderry, Marquis of
Kildare, Lord Talbot of Malahide, Bic Bernard
Burke, Mr. William Dugan, &c. It was resolved
that a public meeting of the citizens shall be held in
the King's Room of the Mansion House on Monday,
the Bth of Beptemter, and a torm of circular to dis-
tinguished persons throughout Leland was adopted.
It is expected that the meeting will be a very hi.
Mantis' one, and that the efforts made on the cam-
sion will render the proposed banquet a anoossidal as
well as a very interesting national demonstration.
It would appear that the authorities have still
some doubts as to the flight of James Badleir, for so
late as Teeetley last, according to the Tipperary Ira
Press, a large party of polio', from Carrick.on-Bair,
proceeded to Coolnemuck, and were for some hoses
=l,in *touring the woods around hie late
there. It is sometimes; to add that their
search was fruitless.
London, England, 1856-09-01

TEE JOURNEY FROM ST. PETERSBURG

TO MOSCOW.
(FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.)
MOSCOW. Avow: 21.

I shall not soon forget the fatigue and semiotics@ of
the twenty-four boars' journey by railway which has
at last landed me wifely, this dry, in the holy and
truly beautiful city of /domow. The ran is at say
tints no mean schievanout, bet the trouble is tenfold
increased at the present Rament by the unexampled
Mitts from all parts of the world of " distinguisbeal
foreigners," civilised sad uncivilised, which is now
overflowing the palaces, the inns, and the iodgiti•
houses.

When I entered the railway station at Um top
of the Mead, yesterday morning, I wu reminded
of London-bridge on the Bpeora morning, with this
differenee, that instead of sporting men, jockeys, and
the metropolitan holiday folks, I foetid myself enr•
roundedandalmostersewheleredbypriaeseenimejiks,

Cirmasiaas mad Georgie:es, leadesees Greeks sad ugly
Tartu., lease to Parislea tailettes. sad their bums
is the oedema' caftan sad eannet, Jews and illetainb
Poles sad Hangeziani, pints and Levkas; is &el,
every variety of ratans, colour, sad odour theta.
*pi& the varied ram composing the great Rai-
sin nation. To do them justice, they were net halt
se unruly se the crowd to which I ham just now
sompared them, but they were bike, sad their
Isisage—suet lump I—which had all to be passed
through a window and weighed, and which miscued
as if it would ham required the Leviathan stesischip
Ia supply the requisite accommodation. Nisetem,
twenty.lve, eves fitly peelings wets me mama
meant Is, a single pairings, 1 sad then some of
them se big as a wager boyhood were hoisted
up by sheet lame of maps male* sad deposited
composedly on the heads of those who by lees dreg-
elm, bad seemed ea 'amide place foe themeelme sad
their little partmertsaas neat the receiving window
It was a desperate sums, the allow wee bewildered,
bat a her cabalistic words is his ear, sad a sem&
spending cabalistic sign's the palm of hie hand, had
a wonderful effect is clear's; his latellest and
eaabliog hiss to salmi theseeneet serpeWieg with
London, England, 1856-09-01

THE BLACK BEA.

BArosaAt.

The Nile hes arrived, with Luton from Cooataati•
topic of the 2 let.

id. de Boutenieff, it is said, is only sent on a spie-
Mal mission ; he arrived is • Russian steamer bar-
ing a merchant e.g.
The Star of the Danube announces that Aria
gives op Bolgrad.
The Porte has established councils for the :rpm*
sion of crime in certain provinces.
Admiral Lord Lyons will leave the Bosphorus after
the evacuation of the territories occupied by the
Russians. Admiral Bir Houston Stewart is cruising
in the Burin., in the direction of Ana" withoat
any definite obkot._

Admiral Al;hined has arrived from Trebinohde.
The army of Batons& is dissolved.
The Russian Commission for settlieg the Asiatie
bouodary had arrived at Tiflis.
The Coostentioople journals °matins the &tetras-
tion of the fortress of Ismail and five barracks by
thirteen Russia' battalions.
The fort of Hill& has been blown up.
_ _ _

The P►sur crOrient says that the Lyonnais wee
cleverly got off from the pleas when it mulch, and
was welcomed with enthusiasm by the &Man pops-
/Aim She had ban exploring the Bev' sines
August 6, and intended afterwards to go op the
Demobs through Hunpry, and perhaps ma to go on
to Vienna.