The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-28 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY. JANUARY 2s.

Evan one is expruning a wish that Government
May abbreviate, as far as list in their power, the
pried oonsemed in negotiations for pear. Ws will
sot do Minium the injustice to suppose that the
apparest subaltern of the Cita will be allowed to
paralyse preparations fee next campaign. To relax
in thee:nth= sessesszy kr the equipment, mainta-
oars, and =lmport of our increased land foram
and for the service of the Baltic Fleet, would be
simply to play the game of Russia and encourage her
to assume a bolder tor at the Council table. Still,
with pacifies intelligenos that a tangibis brie foe
pros is now attained, it is evident that sasertainty
will Warrior= into the operations of may de-
putises% of the administration. As regards the ne-
osmity of some measures of preparation, doubts will
bogie to be entertained. Ups other points it will pro-
bably be speciously suggested that a little delay cannot
do =soh harm, inammush ms the essoutive will always
retain the power at oompossatiag for soy present
procrastination by a futon increase of energy and
activity. Arguments of this kind mast not be lie.
timed to for a moment, for they are tolerated to
weaken oar prat position of saprioeity over the
essmy. But the more existence of web a diner
only illustrates the more strongly the sesumity ef
potting the Russian pactitie pro/unit= to the tut
without the lass eta Biagio day.
It is Wetly, however, es behalf of emeamsros that
we dram mo prolesgstke of political supers. Basi-
n= in numerous important broader will be ma-
terially impeded until the massontose qustioa of
pease or war shall have bees derided. In many
garb= eatamsredal transsedoam will be car
pletely paralysed. Comments is as secomary to this
seemb7 as air is to the vitality of the Imam body. By
the wept, of its daily and weekly profits, the
sides has bees ambled to carry es this expend=
war to its present favorable stag.. If trade be kept
=der a soatinsous check by protracted septiatioes,
we have no hesitation in err, that the Oita will
lad that he has adopted the most effectual mesas fee
berth( Wary ups his aatagosist. The reports
from every rat of trade in the Wage= are begin-
ning to complaia earnestly upon this score. Hew
ear our nerelmate eater freely into ongsgmasuts
whilst the future is ea uncertain f Parties may
speculate apes the abuse of pease or war, bat it is
to legitimate enterprise, sat to octemeedal gam-
bling, that the ►igh position of Great Bri-
tain is to be attributed. Tbt supply of many
essential articles of produce will be greatly art=
by the testing oriel& Take the NM of ors e the
grabs .that bee bursa paralysed by the news from
Visalia. It is mama that the restored's of par
would risme large quantities of aria hitherto re-
tired is Ramis, especially is the seethe= pro-
vinces. Owing chiefly to this prompt*, prime of
wheat have at coos fallen some six or seven shillings
per quarter. At this reined= the market missies
very =settled. la fast the prim, of cam is at pre-
treat little more this useful This state of things,
it may be argued, toads greatly to the brat of Goa-
sumer. Granted I but we must look boys= the
poem moment. It mot be resollested that the
mate of the Beglish markets will probably semi=
a gear= dimieutke of supplies of pais fur
abroad. The iatoWgeaes serried out to New York
by the steamer whisk left Livarpsel es the 19th
inst., will certainly ladies a sespensisa of opera-
tic= cos the part al =petits there. Meanwhile,
the population r
ef Werra lareps will ender to
storm the existing =mks of sera. Osasamplea
will probably he stimulated by the dulbek ph%
Is the err of the pais exertions efdliisnothla
proving abortive, the romedios in the fora media
will is all likelihood be pumordamately great. The
people of Bugle= and Prams might to temporarily
rinsed to instsvenisat straits far =at of grabs sup.
pH= It thus bosoms a point of =meat to rates
as mush as pemsible the iatenaseliste period of pi
dal masertsisty.

lio so bosh es the NA of Napalm eceuesrellil
sea were eseephdalai et the evil Mums ezereleed

ape lonia= iy the 7seetttled state a( peados. Wel
toad is the abodes of Moan. EDWAIDS eed Manx,
dated the lit int. with Warsaw to limited :
The olveatege to has would be eves eons tessldee-
abiy poem, von Is ate ter tae mottled Mote el godlike,
Ise doubt ohms psalms wed, sod bah onion sad
soesobeeto en detootedl teem oesalieg out embus whale these
peel& TWINS NO debt It Is to be loped, Imoodietolo
ea tho oessetbllas of pediment, we say beet o MI sae
Aoweel oesemet et the mama amdlitiose salseteiese.

Messes Batts sad Camas, Bade brokers, ob-
serve as follows, wader de . the 21st Wt.:

Bat the roam et poem mil appeal A web n.,..
Ithie (the the 'apply .1 Eerie thaw ereeleed), pipes.
tee, le the men et lb, wale w IN Nudism elthesel by
Ni, Weld the maser ether `a. lasyrthise wag. As
le thethapties, se Meg se the prowl welelliely or
ileum, ft will be eestaliel se sea se milk sad thie
Iseideeey will be theremed I. the retie el the anew is *a
yethe et tallow ea the epee eseepered with that lee (there
delivery. That yeeslyale et trade will set be asithed to
ere beams. leery Dale be. bees sere er ha aimed
by the war. The thine ea was Oevesaithat he a speedy
leneleades et the theresiellsee le, tbeeethee, el tie meet
wryest ebaseeese. wed we *neatly bete thet woe ewe b..,.
utheeethery Ashy wOl be teleested by the WIWI theetastan
le death( with the 141reltis dipienetthes.

MOM% CAW ET sad Co., at et. Peterebarg, ref r
le the arrangements tbat are belai wade • ke saw
tiatitag the overload trade next mums." As re-
gards bump, they writs :
Of Mop thoro b 'Limbos* la Ue isestair (Rewie), to
lie Mob of powers eat sellselore, bat the aselne will
us mews ea toy*/ mod Maio( honed awee he eve
paratisa *a W isoessa b Uk.ly le lake eig whisk
poise Welly depends ea Um isiiimaloas sondes or war or
row

The markets foe a large amber et seemoditise,
laslading—besides .ors—riee, hasp, saltpetre, tal-
low, oilseeds, ails, &a, hare been °completely sow
'raised by the Banisa empties, of the proliniaariee
of pesos. The nail whisk left Louden lest Saturday
mooning foe the Bug Indies will mite a pee.
6111611 seseation throughout the seats of ens-
same la that quarter, whom extraordinarily
lone quantities of produce have been drawn by the
high peiees lately ruling here. It will be very ha-
m/does fee parties is India to ventage spa tranees-
done foe the supply of hemp, for images, whet►
they are ascertain se to whether the stooks sow held
In Russia will be metered available for seessaspties.
Bat there is no necessity for a inaltipileatien el d..
tails to peeve that the interests of oar seauseece all
Beer the world require a prompt sedation of the.
esintlag aria. We Inlet tint Maiden will take

heed of this jest appeal I if not, the legitimate
weapon abided by Parliamentary "interpellatione "
mast be made us of.

Ws Ind additional reason for believing the
statement respecting the program of the negotiations
for pace, which we were enabled to publish in our
liattuday's impression. in the ifereomin. That
journal, it is well known, has intimate official rela-
tions. In its last &tardy's, number we read :
id Lord Palmerston will have the proud matiebetion,
after holding olio@ for ism than a year, se the fair
result of the booms. tithe war, to pigment to Parlia-
ment a pvisisimry frosty qf pows—sigaed by all the
belligerent governments. • • • • As England
sad Prance are entirely agreed upon what demands
shall be made under the fifth conditions a now pa
on, we regard that clams as being practically as
well defined as the fret four. If this view of the ease
be seerect—and we have so boson to doabt it—then
the five conditions which we published in our last num-
bar will in point of fact constitute the preliminary
treaty of peace iteelf,and, as smolt, without any prelimi-
nary negotiation, will be signed by all the contracting
parties. And there would appear to be no nano
why this should not be dose before the meeting of
Parliament, short as that interval is. Immediately
upon the signature of this preliminary treaty, an
armistice will take place until a given day to be
named" The official relation@ of the Scoonsiot
neffidently account be a certain degree of diplomatic
reserve is its expressing. It is selliciently clear,
• however, that it expressos what Lard Palmerston is
axioms to accomplish and hopes to accomplish.

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