The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1856.

MK Court*

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WINDSOR; Jas. d.
The PAR* of Wiles and i'riero Alfred Viet to
Leaden yesterday, sal attended XT. FILTSCVII INNIS 1111
the Royal futilities.
Vies eat sad Visiseatees Palmist's, sad V ingest sad
Vneoeateas Hardiap, arrived ea a visit or the Gana.

Teo hallowisi heithe bosoms of dials/ with her Majesty
in the seeming : Visosaat sad Ifiesoisatus Palmists.,
Vomits and Visorantrae Hardier, Lady Caroline Bar-
riacten, sad Coisaii Mio Ras. C. B. Polyps.
The basd of the lad Life Gear& played daring Maw,
sad the Claina's Private Band afterwards patterned la Ms
Cud•.

Hie Royal Mattoon the Pelage weat oat heating this
morolag.
Mr. Parkes, hes Modesty's Coral at Amy, lately !s-
-toned lama a aahrioa to the Kim of Bien, had the howls
of at sadism) of the Qs'.'.

A ...gas WY bold yesterday afters.= st the Cake of
the Beererary of State for War. Preseat:—Viesoaat Pal-
m/sus, the Bari of Clareadeo, Lord Putman Berl
Oreaville, Si, Charles Weed, air Missed Lyeas, r;d Vie-
roost Hardiage. Vinous' Palms/ohm sad Raiding@
arrived la tows tram Windsor Cattle for the purpose of
a reading the eseetlog. Vasomat Palsserstos afterwards
left Loodea sad returned to Windsor Castle.

Dogmatise for the Governors of the North AmerWu
Provisoes true seat lest ovate; from the Cokegal-ellees

WINDOM Curti, Nov. 21.—The Clam was this
deg pleased to eoefer the hanosr of knighthood epos Robert
McClure, Big., minds to the Royal Navy.—Londoes
Gseefte.

BT. 'Mall PALACE. hi. I.—The Q... has bass
pleased, as tea *Mon of lb. Bight Hon. Lord Foley,
at armlet Arthur H ism Illaare, , ew of lber *rimy,
liamarable Carp et thatleats at Arm, Mt Per, Mind.
—UMW Clarke.

Their Royal Mennen the Dachas of Cambridp
mad the Primer limy will leave Cambridge Cottage, Yew.
the week after moat, for 81. James's Palma, with the Mks.
ties M itesaelalag a few weeks la tetra.

Tb. Da raw (Dowapr) of Northam
reee4ul the wisest at bee ibis at Twlekealleat.

- T 11; Doke sad Doane at Bedford are receiving •
eeeeseelee et distiegelebed gum. es Webess Abbey. Teel
beepiealities will be ►regkt ta deem at thee sal et mat
week.

The Mama of Broadslbis', who is staying with
the Ilorottioaolo at Toymoatit Cootie, is ozpootod to arrive
is tows se the 213th toot

The &rl sad Countess of Ripon hays arrived in
tows. Mut Maims.

The How. Wyedhaw Qttie, late of the Grossolier
Gaud; only betakes ef the Berl ef Deanna, Is about le
fors. atiittimealid aflame with Coronae, third else/sea
of admiral Pa Gawp Tyler, M.P., et Cetteell, Glamor-
gambits. Miss Hamel Tyler, eldest daughter of the Ad-
miral, will be serried et the sane Use, te Mr. Ulna P.
Itialesils, of Plea N.wydd, is the sane «misty.
Another ball will shortly be given by the Akers
watered is the Royal amp it Lidershett, is the sagas-
loess ball.esses of the New Club Reuel, amber the imm-
olate pursues of Gestral Iselin sad t►e leediai °Mien
of the asap.

It is understood that tits Philitanaosie Concerts
tee 1866 are only es ►e ois is somber.

Mr. Augustus Stafford, M.P., ham wind at his
not, Crease-wade, Dew County Clare.
Lieutenant-General Bir Colin . Campbell (General
la Turkey) WYSS bombes to moony et Nooday for the
..at of war, his blanellles. Sir Celia le to hats the woe-
=sod K three Cyrano ; the ether three are I. be wims
rosily oommeattot by Sir W. Eyre, (hostels Bawd sod
&Ashy.

We (Mita Service Gartte) regret to loan that
Itser-Admini Sir Illeteel Seymour, K. 0.8., lec. wooed to
eemmied of tbo natio amt. Ism Templets', lest else alibi of
UN a ebb* was Wend by the implosion of an labssal
meals* is *be Gall of nasal less simmeer.

Captain William Capps" seniority 1830, one of
die captains Cl Grosanioa Henna', died ea Thursday ma-
iag leas. atter a Wet Wages.
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Mr. E. Doeisa, M.P. writ's. 10 reply to a Vas'
tims from a osaminemt Dosesaser, Ism 2. 1/66.—Iiii,—
I lam not barn hammed that' al mime feeUsi Ms been
expressed in Mignon parts of the West &dia. to have sa
satire Mange is tbis represented's to the event of a diva
lance of the preseat Parliament ; ' bid snob a wish may,
esmaialy be entertemed. Na, bare I expressed say
parses say Montan to Min at the sad MUM Parliament
Late private life.' "

The Empower Nspokon, with duo tut. end
eeartery (says the Athessises) hes seat over to the
Clean s very pretty said very precious Christmas gift. It
le le the hue et s Lady's Albs., sad the ambition of ft is
as ertletis Messoriel of hoe Mamie. Visit us Paris. The
drawler are is meter Mose, by the met resewsed Fres*
isestere. The Qom at Doologoo is by M. Mosel Fails,
sad the Departure tress tb•t pert by M. Meals. 111.Clievet
eoetribates two illustrations to the &gel Albss—eb• Sell
at Versadles, red t►. Imperial Sapper. The (*IVs Ar-
rival la Paris is draws by U. award. M. Seem UAW
Mamma the Arrival in It CliosL ♦ her other &assists
aro by anion low Immo is Mislead. The ease which
eastaute these trowels is got sp is the most exquisite
eyle, sad with .11 the debases sof Goaamostatios for w►ld
Freselt deals Is renewsed. The leek, we believe, was
endowed for the Ikapere st . east of • theeeesd (stases.
Mr. Layard has another, work on Assyrian Anti-
cloaks is the press.

A. artoadoist, emitalalts, a pleasant ottensamtary ea
the bitter 'Wage at Berm r thm told —" I was la ma
posy," says the Mamma; •• with Ma late Than Cusp.
bell, tho poet, wheel sem sae made a remark ea Rpm%
habit of emiag 111-aatand *bp. Campbell, to the high
Mao sit miss be soateelmee spoke Is, said, • There is a way
of prewatteg Rogers mess 111-amarod Miss% either to
lee, et shoat yea.'—' Weal!' wee the senwwhat Wanda-
loos reply, prey bow le that to be managed t•—• Why,'
sold Campbell, 'jut borrow messy of Ids, sad yea will
never hear ea (Mastered word MI it Is repaid."
The Rev. William Curettes, ILA.. of Christ Chetah,
Wird, formerly me of the librarleas of the Sadlelea, sub-
eatantly fa the MS. depammons of the Drily Mums,
sae sew Reeser et es. Margamee sad Cams of Weenala
seer, has bees Mooted a Conospendbes Mambas alike Fresh
Amdemy of lawaipdam, la tho room et the late Doss of
Christ ChareL

Du= or rag MAtigIIIS or AiLantray, LT.—
WI regret to amuses the demise .f the ilergsle of
Ailathery, who eapind yesterday moraine:, at a laarter
past 4 iamb, at Tor:ashen Park, the family amt. ajar
Maribeeengb, Wilts. The venarablit taargnis had bees la
deelisiag health fee the last three years, so that the mesa-
bus of his lordship's family ware sot unprepared ter the
menestsl event. H. is soctooded is the family kostore by
his eldest sea George William Frederick. But Beim,
Liostomat Camel Ossameadast of the Royal Wiltshire
Yeemaary Cavalry, bees nth November, 1904, aid married
llth May, lin, Lndy Mary Carelise Herbert, third
daughter of the late Rad of Pembroke. His lordship was,
in 1839, enesiseasd te the Bosse of Leeds by the title of
Bums Bnit. et Tettealmen. if families of 'latitu-
des are pistol is sussrsisg by the dissolution of the
maerabie per.
Ms LiND-13moiczonar Cowczars.—msa.

hasp Lod- Clelushaskt sod bit basked arrived is Lear-
pool ea Thursday albinism, swasepaased by M. ikoodist,
Mr. Lookey. sad Mr. Webs. Teary Llsd woald deg Is
tit• Mesita% lest kooks, ossompakol by the sboveisis.
Doak mail* sod Miss Heywood. • kisesileakas as-
sert takes Moss is Woodsy sight, whoa W. Goideskaidt
will skowpaay Ms wife en the *make, the Italy ether
ask melodist bolsi Mr. Jewel* Woblawn (basso), boa
Dahlia. Is spite of the lush prises, white are a phi.
(seals), Ilk, sad Ht. W., shwa 1,000 seats hart boss let
ter the Misesaili, sad about %HO fee the sksesikesses sok
esk. Ukases Lod, it is staled, will resolve SOO Weer fee
sash seasert, all ether kakis bang pelt by the Philltet
seats Seamy.
•Us PIoPAOATION SOCIETY AND TIN ADMAN
vo rss Kok ow 8•11101,141.—Ose of the addresses pee-
✓ated to Os Kiss wee from the Religiose Sesistlos of
Groot Deltols. TN Rasp of ifelboorsoolessod it as Thiel
President of the lissiety Ise Wm Prowegotiss of the Gespol.
At the lost asakly skim a episodes yr asked by a
esettema peen% if the eissiresideat Who had staid as
address km the Rolisiewe flosiodes of Zeilood to the Lai
of Isedialk bed the esthetic, et the salmi ter isles as.
Ths tombs VMS samered lasheateprive. .

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arBST INTELLIGENCE.
ADMONIBTRiFIVII REFORM IN RUSSIA.

(nom ova omit

HAMBURG, FRIDAY.

The Graad Date Constantine, as the head of the
naval service of Ramis, has issued a circular to its
several departments, rtquiring that all reports shall
'attain the asked truth. Defects and mismanage-
ment are no loner to be glossed over. Officials
disobeying this injunction are to be dismissed
the service.

RUSSIAN VIEW OF A BALTIC CAMPAIGN.

Le Nord dimness ea follows the chances of the
expected Baltic campaign :
In the piths sketched by the English pew, sad said to be
thine which the All.. have formed for the swaths year,
the project of a landing is Pulsed orespiss the fort.
groan& To attack Basis simultamonely is the north sad
the loath, by land sad sea, to plass her betimes two Arm—
this is indeed a epistle plan, bat it ',gems to at, ler that
very reams, to be isapramiesble. admitting that the Allies
may be disposed to resew by a war I. the Baltic the *nor-
moss outlay and the eseridess 'Detailed ea them by their
szthilitims to the Rath &pa, we may ask °snidest whether,
aft., they have uselessly beta watching Rnmia's feet,
they will sensed la othrthrowlag het by ileitis; her by the
kids or by plash* her ear? Fee it is to be observed that when
laadiag aa army in Finland, or es soy other point of the
Dellis meth the Allies would lad themselthe tionfroated by
obetheles far greater the. those of the Crimea. la that
posiusula the tempaiga, iaturapted by the Mater, could
be amassed to the spring. Is the Baltic, where the smisa
ties is only opts kr fear or Ave isoatth of the year, it
mast be otherwise. The Allies mast obtain • complete
sad decisive victory la a eagle hammer; they mast
smite aerie so Writhe • blow as to prevent her
reemeriag herself daring the wises?. Now, if the Allies,
if lagteed espesially, have Ma able to maks preparatiees
for ea great ea seterpries, we mist suppose that the Bas-
tian govoresseet ha. set semteed a positive spectator as
her put. Ws seem we do not believe la the destruction
of Creestadt, sad the Brialith believe in it jut as little as
ourselves; has thasediag, for the sake of oar orgasms% of
seers, that this evestaality le probable or possible, ad-
mitting sea that the WM may be able to make a dam-
ninths against et. Petenburg—it will be thee that we are
midair my lam messelm—de they imagine that Roods
would thereupon souther herself viagnished ? fibs would
be massed, we great, bat sot overthrown, and one
Mum would serve to pat bee on bar legs agate.
And, even I. this sue, eta it be reasonably
admitted that this blow saa be dealt her I. •
Wails eampaign I Why, the allied army would be obliged
to re embark I. the asthma, or else se the approach of
Mater it would nags itself miens ethos, lathe disagreeable
alterastive of seeing its retreat utterly eat off, oommannica-
tioa with the deer, drives am) by the the, destroyed—this,
tee, I. a enemy where they would sot leave a roof over its
head, der a seek of dear for its sestenthes ; where the sold,
far diathesis frees that of the Crises, sinks to 30 and 40
degrees of atheism; where, lastly, he aossiaa army,
width would thee be I. is own themes; might at oath its
owe time to sweep open it whim salthasted by sold and
belegor, empolliag it to yield or nowt baths, the result of
+bleb mid sot be doubtful.

Let this espeditia be mode to Naha or to the Baltic
proviso% se sea le both plate at 00011—• thing law
erectable them ever—etill the coaditleas wader which It
meld be wail oat wield be the same. it k not upon
hypotheses:we 'mad our nasiniag. bet on the nature of
these miatries tkoweelme—that is to say, ea the winter,
Ressia's potent auxiliary. As we HO, the frosts of the
north have this own little special advantages. Thee again,
Eerie pommies at this mement ego army in Finland,
aisatinr is the Bailie provisoes, a third is Poked, and yet
a far= in 81. Petersburg sad its asighbourhood. Surely
these are olestaeles sot to be earmonatedia a harry, oar cam
any is. dream of long so. Is every lose, it will not
be English nape that eta de ft. It will has, be ea the
shaken of the Freak army that Great Britain would
gates wan lay all the bertha of this fresh Gemlike'.
Now, we are of opinion that the Freak government, a
better judge thou Baked of morythar meneeted with
military operatkes, would leek ivies before it Teetered ou
se dam& sad formidable ea eaterpriee. It emu to as
besides tint the Freu' have bees for two pan &deg
England's wash far leer, and payiag dear enmesh for her
alliance, set to seaside? themeolves sow completely out of
her debt. If it Is the task of these Balkh to destroy
Croaetadt—if that is all they have to do—why have they
a= dose it this year, whoa they ham bean show.
fag off before its form all the MEOW t Aid
if it is by the help of their am gar-bats
and Orating batteries, whisk they teat so iamb about, that
they cant ea etestiag their obis= sat leer, we are
=raid they will sae mere kayo to be satisfied with hale(
their imaginatia sad sheeting away their powder.
Is the int plasm, Croastade is sot Labors ; again, the
IMAM entails= by them Laing batteries at the bombard-
s.= of that petty forams, when they our outplayed for
the Int time. is a= yet preyed, for the simple nun that
Blabs., the seastrastkm sad unease= of which had ita•
dirges' a asap Waco the last eentary, possessed ma of
these mean that may he happily employed again these
said batteries. There woe ast *yea a sleek Pemba=
gun I. that fort It Is ditenal with Crowns= ;
sad formidable as this fortress has always bees. elikietilill
seteriewily of several Ist= it is mere than probable that
dam them take( batteries have boa known at Bt.
Petershorg they have dimmed the mesa el senator.
arising themselves there.

Tbopreseat war be preyed that t►e erns of the easinere
and artillery us an so badly wielded ia R•asie, and that
sada this head their lanatin powers are set ea penny-
Wines as privatively 'apposed. The Ruskin, it is tree,
aro set to the habit of truipstias their paps. sod dine.
series. If ethers feel iselised to swankier tide rears' of
theirs as a proof of weakesse, ete, for ear puts, is. is it a
pledge of seems, kw eldsit bet► tan sad pradnes an ho
ins endittees.

Theo, ems what retesalas en the hypotheses Meet
&valuable is the Moo, the possible chasm* of a &voterable
ism le ea appeasing impel(' is the Baltie—whether
we masider it le he a &genie eaterpthe samembeediag
the hussies' of "Woad sail the Hopis provisoes, or
whether we rodeos it to its Woolen samessite, that Is to
my, to the sere hembardssat of Crowned% It seam by
possibility ham ler Ruda these sesetqwenes to w►is►
the Baglish joeraals are pleased to me her already reduced.
We ►ave sot yet spokes, ear readers perceive, of me
brim tseperatioa ea the part of lawns, ler se do set
saws* they sea earinely deposd so sash a thing either
at Pub or Leaden. Bends, if Amine were ruby to take
the fi.ld evillest Russia, we are justified Is Wiener, from
the private inermation we pass, that she would ea-
easter a sore Molest resistants them she mrpesta—e neon-
ame with& ea some rewire day sight math ea Aussie, aid
work sore nimblef than they seem to salealate apes at
view.

TM rdwak.. Jut sabuitted to the reader are Mt
waded to Mn *et Ernie (ought tut to sake pease.
Quite tire oe■try. nosy en gins lamely by soy of
sewer to thou threetealag, sad, se ere Walt, vereeroa.
a►le samosa raked alibis the list few days by the semi.
elkdel orgasm of tbe Vaasa sod Leaden peer. T►e objest
le se tramping% seder ezietio, elreareaseere, that of
meting eert er nerd proven, that so am will idles
himself to be teksa to by it.

It it is passim smog; to ses the jennies of /looked,
trite la this war has eel; played a seeeedisry pert, heading
teeth envy day to awn* i• a threatsalog teas, the oda-
diddles et pesos with* they seedessead to =asides sesept.
able, the Aestrisa *nude, eoe maid Mak. assigs with
far less grass lite seam sastrree W their goveransat, which
hes aaah hes right this Eagland hoe le hide Its ova
stabilises sad selleh vim salter aajeeddeble sad sellish
prowaeless. The ee sties whether Rosa& is es le sot
iaterested la sessiodlag pease at this peworat doe is 'ay
debateable, sad very difereatly judged. We eight this t.
beware ►ew we ruder the @whales of that gaieties toe

THE COUNCIL OF WAR AT Pmus.--Tbio Oftstigati•
se& eeetespeadeat et Le Pram stye that Meathel Polkas
will be tepreteetett la the eppresehlag Gesdl et War by
Gemmel Mertheprey. tbe Wel et hl atA wbe Y d Plea
Si the pont seetneet, bed Is whose baptist sad how-
led(' the mothsh plane the start whore.

Ziams.-111i Greek Goverment Yo feet ordered
e assimmodsa et • yr stawar tall Iva acabsols.

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EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(mom ova

PARIS. FilDia gYI/11140.

The Opinion* of Turin, of Jan. 2, says that General
La Mansura will only stay there two days, and will
then proceed to Paris, " with instructions from his
government to take part in the Council of War to be
►eld there."

The following telegraphic despatch has been re-
oeivtd to-day :
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ViANNA, JAN. 4.

The amnesty accorded to the Poles eonwrehends tree
foreigners co•demned, moue whom are ten Germans and
t►ree Preochnsee. Prince Paskiewitch hes had • relapse.
Celocal Manteaffel mu yesterday received by the Emperor
of Asstd..

A new exchange of prieoners between the French
aid Russians took place recently at Odessa. Amongst
the French prisoner, given up were three officers of
the Vantour, who were captured, it may be remem-
bered, some time ago by the Cossacks whilst out
shooting in the neighbourhood of 'Unborn.

The continued arches of Consols exercises a de-
pressing influence on the Bourse. To day there was
at the opening a disposition towards a reac•ion from
the heavy fall of the last three days, but
this feeling wee paralysed by the telegraphic
reports of a further fall of 3 in the
English funds. The analysis of the Neeeelrode
circular given in the Ind,pendoneo Beige of yester-
day is considered to confirm to the fullest extent the
unfavourable description of that document given some
days since by telegraphic despatches. The most san-
guine partisans of peace now confess that they see no
chance of the Austrian propositions being accepted
at St. Petersburg. The severe tone of the English
press with tepid to Prussia was a subject of ge-
neral conversation, and a report was circulated
that the Prussian Ambassador in London had'
asked for explanations respecting • recent article
in the Morning Post which has made a great sensa-
tion on the Continent, because it is supposed to have
been inspired by Lord Palmerston. Another Bourse
report, invented, I 'appose, to ominterset the effect of
the preceding one, is that the French Emperor has
written an autograph letter to the Czar, urging him
to accept the Austrian propositions, assuring Dim that
in his private opinion there is nothing in them dero-
gatory . to the dignity of Russia, and that
if he, Napoleon 111., were is the Emperor of
Russia's plasm, be would accept them. I mention
this story because I know that it is one which will be
circulated throughout Europe ; bat I cannot myself
believe for a moment that any such humiliating step
on the part of our Ally can be in the "situation." The
Rents, which was considerably firmer at the close
than it had been in the course of the day, fell 20c.,
closing at 133 fr. 30c. Credit Mobilier wee heavy, in
consequence of a report from Madrid that the Bps-
, Dish Government looks favourably upon the claims
of • rival enterprise in that capitaL It closed with a
rise of 'fife. for cash, and a fall of 18fr. 750. for ac-
count. In railways little business was done. Orleans'
Eastern, and Lyons, rose 10fr. each. The other lines
fell about 2fr. 50c.

M. Jean VOIDOKO, an eminent Wallachian re-
fugee, who wu at one time minister of foreign affairs
in his country, has just died in Paris, after a long
and painful illness. During his exile, he emplo3ed
his leisure in endeavours to popularise Moldo-Walla-
chian literature in France, and with this view he
translated the a Doinu" of M. Bas. Alexandri. The
translation met with considerable success, and reached
a second edition. M. Voitiesco's death is regards d
sa a severe calamity by the Moldo-Wallachian emi-
grants.

The Daily News, Globe, and Morning Advertise►
were seized to-day.

SPAIN.

MADRID. JAN. 2.
M. Broil, Fiona Minister, ham this dey submitted
to the Cortes a new demand for the establishment of

a Credit Mobilier Society, made by MM. Prost and
Co., and sixteen other banking houses of Paris and
the departments, and several capitalists of Paris and
Madrid. This demand has been referred to the same
committee which has the Pereira project before it.
The committee has this day decided in principle that '
the concession of a Spanish Credit Mobilier shall not
be accorded to M. Pereire excloaively.