The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-25 00:00:00

The pith of ism sad gelds of worth

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Are mem nablkea th.t,
and show their claim to equality before the law and
the government—the answer will be, " BURNS gall
" be your poet now."

The Brussels Independence says:—" Negotiation'
for a large Piedmonts«) loan to be gumenteed by the French
government have bean going on for r.ma tine*. The am-
inns were ressived se badly as could be by all the gnat
monied totereets of Paris and London. For this reams it
said. that a loan by public subserlpti9n to be opened simul-
taneously at Turin, London, and Feria le decided upon."
" '

A Naples correspondent says that the reprosenta-
time by Histori ars thinly attendr. "Is addition,- he ob-
serves, to the many topics now occupying the public mind,
and the garret satiety tad trouble, the celebrated
letgailims has against her the party of Sadowthi, her
rival, who, living at Naples, is supported out of local pride."
At Constantinople, on the 12th, the diplomatic
corps were invited to a performance given in their beams
is as anitsee private theatre. The invitations we
reetrielled so the chiefs of miri,ins, their wives, their Ind
leetseerlea, sad their Met dragom•ro. Before th•Speebleie
his Majesty maimed the grand saloon in which the geese
Ird anu Mild. nod addressed a few words to each amber.
rim The Iliainter of Foreign Admire then, by his Ma-
jesty's thresirm, Aired his arm to Lady Balser, and the cos-
pry, preceded by the Batten, repaired to the theatre, par-
ing through • suite of apartments, the principal ecatents of
which wen pointed out to hie erste by hie Merry. The
Italian eragany played the ores Staniallteill. It WY
lepers/ st Constantinople that the Sul en Wended giving
• pond ball in the same theatre to the diplomatic
amps. There le nothing aeroiabing in this," says
• Cemeiantinople earresposdant. " Turkish manners
are becoming singularly modified by their contact
with European social life; and the theta for halls,
Niers, and film is rapidly on the jurors amongst
the high clam of Ilrenlmsa society. Every Monday Lady
Italwer's Weans are filled with Turkish functionaries, from
the ailaisloes Ems So the simple emplo:,,e3, who, in spite of
bed weather end the difficulties of travelling, &rive flan
Conetairineple at Pere to be present it the charming musical
so' f the British ambeerdress. I may cite also the
are of Mehemed-All, of Egypt, who ' moire every
Tarrisy evening, but whose guests, it meat be understood,
do not Include ladies. Without this restriction, whisk la
all probability will disappear in time, when those &grim
hare become more general amongst the Turkish aristocracy,
or would fancy hunaelf is the moat brilliant of European
ealcros.

A New York correspondent says the sold is so
tamers thwe (he dare the Ilth tut.) that the resants of
Arctic travellers reed like refreshing germ of bored life.
Fury a day when the mercury Ind we., end then for a
few ranter only, rise' even half a degree shove awo; the
heaver clear, sharp, end cold r crystal; no cold winds
blowing ; bat the still air cutting keenly with each Wrath:
11001.1 t all housed, except each as nemesity drives out;
men muffled to the eyes in furl, hurrying to escape the tear
that hr afreedy seised upon the ears and weer of
move than we; scarcely a prince carriage ern say
where; the omnibus drivers dismounting whenever chasm
car, to avoid freezing on their tests , the windows of the
skips covered with the frost either shooting its crystals in
ezuniette forms over the superb panes, or covering them with
rd mw messes of omits white; indoors great fires bluing in
the grates, the hot•eir furnaces pouring oat heated biers
that Jiro! vs into Steam is the morning sunlight, the water•
pipes and the pa-metere freezing in spite of all care, sad re
lard. crouching round the fires In a ear duet to bar
warm. If you con frow these fragments fill up the *Me, 11
you may form a cored Ida of what New York we. yeller- II
day and is to-day."

4.IITRTAL O:4Z SBILLINO DAY.
111nvt.tr, JAK. 24 —Admissions cik paymant, ; are
by swam *IAN PS. Total vialors,

Vbe Court.

WINDSOR, JAW. 24.

The Queen, with Princess Alice, rode in the Riding-
house this snorting, attended by the Hon. Horatio titopktd,
The Prince Conant went out hunting attended by Lieut.-
Colonel Poneosby.

A deputation, respecting the Grimm in Birmingham, had
an interriew with Mr. Secretary Walpole, )4 eterday, at the
Home-offlae, and submitted plans of town-h■tl. The depu-
tation consisted of Sir John Butch' (Mayor), Mr. Alderman
Holliday (chairman, *stets and buildings committee), Mr.
Councillor Briggs, Mr. Steedbridge (town clerk), Mr. W.
E. Hilliard (of °megrims, solicitor to the corporation), Mr.
Martin (architect to the eorporation).
Mr. Roebuck, M.P., bad an interview with the Chancellor
of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official residence in Down-
ing-street.

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&Walks coalitalai of Mr. What*ley, Q.C., Mr.
Q.C., Mr. Iladdkatoo, Q.C., Mr. Gray, Mr.
M'Mahoo, M.P., sad Kr. Mims, had an interview on
Saturday with 11r1Seeretary Walpole at the Horne office.

DoomsSchee for the governor. of the colonies on the West
Coast of Africa men seat yesterday from the Colonial-office.
Desp►tches were meshed from the Governor of
.the Matt-