The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-19 00:00:00

/Mt Court.

WINDSOS, JAR. 18.
The Dubose sad Prisons Mary el Cambridge,
and the Makarejak palely giant look bare el ha
Majesty this sermon, sad left the Cast* attended by
Mile, Parra end Mr J.ta Lanka.
The Marquis el Alienate sad Lady Leaden Hamilton,
the Margate of Lenedearae, the Uzi and Canter of NM&
be,.., Lard and Ledy Gargle, and Lent Aakbertss,
here ales taken their departure.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at
the Foreign-Alm The ministers present were Vie-
mat Palreerstes, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis
el lienndowse. Earl Granville, the Earl of Renown,.
fir Gene Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Seem
tory Lebesehere, the Chansellor of the Exchequer,
filr Checks Wood, the Right Roo. R. Vernon fintitk,
Lord Stanley of Aldsrley, the Right Hon. M. T.
Baines, and the Duke of ArgylL The council eat
two hoar§ and three quarters.

We andeesteati that Mr. Bodkin haring &Woad to
wept the edam of Assistant Judge el the Middles*:
Nesdwast Mr. Peehlsy, CI C., will be appeisted without
The Hoe. C. !islet, Ansesereesetal et New limn
wish, had sa laterview with Mt. lietwetuy Labesehere,
yesterday, at the CeleelideSse.
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The lailtiolt Makin had as latoniow with the Chia-
' Newt of tie Nawbotstr, polowloy, at kit Mold tooltiosto,
la Dowahrstrest.

DogmaQs from the Groneasse of Cassia, Australia, Noe
Liaised, tad the Ceps of G.M lige were reedied yesterday
et the Calsidelellise.

TIM MEETING OF I.4RuamaNr.

The Massehestsr Beosiesr states that Lord
Palmersses ass lased the ballowiag Wake te members s(
ale Sew et Cause= asiersteee is be Imamate to els
iserrissatal prtery :

" Dowalog-streot, Jr. 11, 1866.
“ as,-1 ban the besets telefoon yes tit the ossetiag
of Porilsatest Metals boos Moil for Monday, go list of
this me* rabbi booboo's of rest lapertiose will to
bresubt howard whitest delay after Postiososot low net.
" I beg leaven express my 11111414 Ingo that it My be
issosistoot will year otoorsisses le be Is ostowlseso is tbe
Hew of Censor at tbe eoesisw el oho sessios.—l km
the boater to be, sir, your obeilitat mil faithful wirtest,
4. PAIMIZSTOIL"

The Right Hoe. lipsocisr. Hondo Walpole hes
es
atelide Areldashop's Charsh Rotates
, vacated by the laminated decease albs
Hie n Roe. Henry Geraftsue, The Wane attached
to the ogles is I,OOOL a year.

WfirtataLL, hi. 18.—Tho (Wen btio beat
pleased to gin lad gnat sate Chanel fin Jame einpeos,
0.C.8., her Malatya mai linen sad peneheies that he 1
nay meept sad wear toe hope/Al Order of the NedJidii of
the line eke, whist' the Sanaa katb been pleated to wa-
ke um his, as a nark if Itte lapetial lienetre approtio
ties et hie itetiwatelteit owner beim the enemy dung
the peen nee, sad that he nay tojey all the Sikes sad
ptyalin theennie beleogleg.—Cienne.

The Bari of Costesban bad a severe assident a
tea days shim, mbilst Mating with a Clubmen party as-
sembles' at tbe seat el hr. Haber; of Lbaartb. Hb
Isuiddp superleased a erstadeu w he leas, sad Is em-
deed to bls ream, bat is sou gulag ea favourably.
Me Right Rea. W. B. Madame, M.P., and Mrs.
Mobrese. were no sews the week ahm seat hem Sir
Bestken epees seat, Howard's Castle, Pllatildre, for
the waft of parliaaseut.
The Earl of Beverley and Lady Louisa Prey era
seharsleg at Tenney. Lewd Lefties, M.P., has sled
repluorst, the Nerthembeeleed Lem lahatry BMWs,
at Coolish.

Mr. sad Mrs. Palk raw lona satsrtslalag Bosse
hinfeteilltoi Witten at Haden Heeee—exeseg muse see
hie Grose the Detre et aosseroot, lb Orme'. &senor, ate
lAdy 17Islea It Mast, Colonel Olt Joke sad Lily 111111114
&L. 61.

ib• first seidos of lectures borers the Rioter Lite-
rary rise) will INSiasess ea Friday males ant, tat
wake Metre Misr es "Tb Priasipisa of Panialiamt,
sod &air applioation by the law al laglani," by ii, 11. B.
Natant% Batt, Y.P.

TaOrlin riot[ thnuirro Por..--A" same et Rah-
Am spa bee arrived at Wevoldiab ; it kaiaks asvaaty-
deo gas et varies& calibre, enema menus. mil a psalms
.(.Lund lON mime of this Muer se pus waled mail Imp
sloe; aft al gas bons +der tee seam

uosownnror-Cings IN nix Wu bums.—
It I repealed OM &es Admiral lassimpe, C. 8.. Osea-
asedee-is.Ctlel es ibe INA lobe Illseelee, bee appMed le
be sepeeeeled, en She ems et II Webb. NW 11.1 be MU be
molded Iv Iliffs, :UMW lit illebeel Etrosair. Lc/J.-
014 W &ma Geolio,

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THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1858.

end of stating the buss on which, in its opinion, the 1
*satyrs of a solid pesos sight be reared. The fou
principles already accepted by Rusk have always
al/pseud to is to be the best initial point. Only,
kr the maks or warranting the work of peace, and
especially of avoiding the rocks on which the lut
enineness waif wrecked, we have deemed it indis-
pensable to develop the fur principles in seek a
manner as to under them consonant with the general
interests of Europe and facilitate the Anal agreement
by a non precise definition.

" The fruit of this labour is oontaised in the don.
meat subjoined, which, from the fact of its acceptance
by the belligerent powers, will acquire • value
tantamount to the preliminaries of peace. The sips.
tare to them preliminaries would be immediately
followed by a general armistice and definitive nego-
tiations.

4, This labour having been honoured with the appro-
bation of hie Majesty the Emperor, your Excellenoy
is charged with its presentation for acceptance by
the eourt of Russia, adding, while doing so, the mast
pressing entreaties that it weigh well its contents
and communicate to us its determination, which we
consider of the greatest importance to know as soon
u possible. If, as we hope, oar propositions meet
with a favourable reception. we shall lose no time
in warmly recommending their acceptance at the
marts of Paris and London, expensing at the same
time the oostidsnes we feel that they will not are the
right of eventually presenting special conditions at
the negotiations, save in the interest of Europe, and
to au extent such as will not raise serious obstacles
against the reestablishment of peace.

" We entreat the wart of Russia calmly to examine
the propositions we submit to it. We shall not enlarge
an the grave ccosequenose that would be produced
by a refusal to enter the path we open for it a second
time, in order that an honourable reconciliation may
be effected—a refusal that would entail upon it the
weight of an immense responsibility. We prefer
relying oa its wisdom to weigh well the opportunity
now offered.

" We believe we am now interpreting the wishes
and true requirements of Europe. It remains for es
to appeal to the exalted sentiments of the Emperor
Alexander, wham supreme determination will decide
the tate of so many millions of beings.
"Hi. Imperial Majesty will, we are firmly per-
suaded, choose the part which appears to es to be the
only one amidatant with the real interests of his own
people, and with the wants of humanity.
" Receive, Bm, "Comm Bum."