The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1856.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
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PER 1081A/it CIRCULAR.
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We deiarra :eattidzer yeitritander dm head
of him; ',the Isbewhig
eaalyiii of M. N rodee of the 22ad alt.:
" The Imperial Calgast &et obina that the mo- 1
military isterraptioa of hostilities h taeseirosass of
the moon of, the year, hos asemainly ocassismed s
geheral bopetthat the opportssity will Lis Maid to

mount by the re.estabielinient of pesos, sad &Glares
that it (the Imperial Cabinet) has not been the last to
share in this sentiment, and to avow ks fast
wk-
cited, therein. It frankly owns that the desire
expressed by the Emperor of the French at a public
solemnity, in favour of a prompt sad durable pease,
was at that moment, sad is at the present time, the
most cherished wish of the Emperor Alexander.
" The elevated policy bequeathed to this Sovereign
by his predeosenirs makes it a dety to use the
power which Clod has pat into his hands, in no other
way than for the good of the world, and conse-
quently to desire pear" not only for the interests of
his own subjoins, but for those of all Europe. The
Emperor Alexander has not waited for the present
movesseet to advance to this end. On hie seesselon to
his throne he gave his NU sad entire assist to the
bassi admitted by his august father.
"These beets, however, allow of claming interpre-
tatioes. The Emperor, without beeitatioa, gives
them the largest meaning. Witness the frank and
loyal eoncerrenee which be lent to the proposed
mo-
difleatfens in the political system of the Best, and
to the collective gaerantse whisk wee to assure
its independoeco. H. eves went so far us to @seri-
floe venerable sad glorious traditioos. And lastly be
proved the sincerity of his resolves by the manner in
which he adopted the proposed changes affecting the
Principalities of the Danube sad the navigation of
that river.

"I! these coefereners were broken op ea the sub-
ject of the Third Point, the responeibility doss sot
fall upon the Imperial Cabinet, far when the Austrian
Cabinet pat forward the solution whisk appeared to
it the most acceptable-41 was the Ranks plenipo-
tentiary who declared that solutioa *aphis of
bessming the 'tarsier point of ea agreement, and it
was the Ministers of the adverse party who rejected
it after ioternal dirtiness, had Grimm.

"Daring the grave events whish (*Dolma, while
blood was flowing in torrents, and while the two
belligerent parties imposed immense @earldoms en
each other, it, ea wee the use, the heart of his Imps.
I rial ltelisty was affeeted, he Geoid impose @ileum
upon himself se loog u his enemies appeared willing
to substkate the right of might for tee spirit of
equity sad seaciliation, which for nearly half a
century had governed the destinies of Ramps.

"But whet; amounts mashed the Government of
his Majesty, reining it that its soenias were die-1
posed to alter the groundwork of the negotiation foe
pesos upon the beano, the Four Points, sash as they,
had bees defined in the soefamases, the Imperial
Cabinet dose not hesitate to frankly anticipate these
pacific dispositions. and to frankly seek a possible
solstice to the Third Pabst, in the order of ideas
w►ich have appeared satisfactory in tarn to all
per

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Mention is here made of a notice forming an ap-
pendix to this despatch. °comprised of the mailitioas
whisk the telegraphic dispatch hose Kmaipberg
(published la Tossilsy's lispws) has already made I
knows. It is meshed I. the kolkowiag tones:
"The Emperor someats to this—that the Third
Point he &itemised by the following aosibiaatioes :
"1. Amin of the Straits.
"2. No military lag whatsoever shall east la the
Black Sea, with the exception of the forces which
Russia and the Porte shall mutually demo meoeseary
to keepthere.

"The quota of them forms shall be dud by a di-
rect understanding between the two Googlies pogrom
without ostensible partielpatioe of the other powers."
"The alum nodes," coatiame the eireabir, "give
a complete moieties to what is Wiwi the Third Om-
mtge." The Imperial Cabled, in oonelusioe,
ds-
olares that " this solstice of the Emperor will fee.
nigh a new pledge of the gestissents of ameniatias
with which he is animated, sad of We emrifiose which
he is ready to make ler the repose of the world. He
confides Hamar to the impartial judgment of the
Powers which have hitherto remained Weise to the
Goatee, and awaits the decision of his 1164111116 with
admen and coalkienee."

PROGRESS OF THE NEGOTIATIONS AT
ST. PETERSBURG.

The Journal des Debate of this earning says :
aßy way of Baffin, we have reesived news from
Bt. Feinberg of Dea. 27 sad M. Those snouts
inform us that Cone Estietsay, who left Vieana ea
Dee. 16, did net arrive at Bt. Feinberg until the
26th. The we day, the 27th, he saw M. de Nessel-
rode, sad apprised him of the eommealeation from'
the Imperial Cabinet of Vienna to the Imperial
Court of Ramie. M. de Nemelrode listened
to M. Esterhasy's propositions without betraying
any maim He did not attempt to interrupt
the Austrian Minister, and simply replied, ' I will
take the Emperor's orden.' M. Heterhasy with-
drew.

*Oar corregpoodente at Berlin add that, secordiag
to kis inetraatloaa M. Eeterhasy will wait eight
day..—that is to say, until Jan. 4—for M. de Nesse-
rede's reply. After Jan. 4, if no reply hes arrived,
M. Esterhezy will mad a near to M. de Neseclreds,
reminding hiss of the emamaniestkm of Dee. 97, and
premise bias to melts kiewu the EmpererAlexesder's
intentions. He will give a sew delay of ten
days to the Ramis& Minister. This mond delay will
expire on Jaa. 16. If the Russian goversineat per-
sists in its films*, M. Reterhsey will quit St.
Petersburg, and will return to Vienna with all the
premise! of his !egad... Bat it is believed at Vienna
that M. de Neseshode will have replied before Jan.
16, and perhaps before the 4th. They think then
that IL. d'Esterhigiv will be able to avoid an imme-
diate rupture at Meat of the diplomatic mistime. As
to It. de Neseelrode's reply, it is perused that it will
be very nearly *reformed to the declarations ef his
cheater of Dee. 22. • • Is ceder that serious
negotiations may be regained. Ramis mast abandon
the ironed epos which *be penises In her.
self, and approach that ocespied by the Allied
Powers. Nothing indicate§ a disposition an her
part at the present mount to do this; on the Ota-
buy, we are aimed that she will prefer reacting the
shames of a third ossipaigs. If these maisetares

iIAL CALL TO ARM BY THE
BIAN COMMANDER IN. ABTA.

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KONIGOBIBA Untwist.
The Istoallit Roue publishes a prosiernaties by
Gassed Mesravieff, main, the entire population" of
Imeretia, Geriel, and Minpelia to wage a wit of
extermination against the enemies of the cram
It is this meagre which is supposed to have in-
duced Omer Paeba's retreat