The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-07 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

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IN THE TREATY OP

The Deists of this morning contains s ♦ery long,
bat interesting, article treating of the mode in which
the Congress has disposed of the fifth article, the one,
it will be remembered, allowing to the belligerent
powers the right to prodeos special conditions in a
European interest.
The Rumba plenipotentiaries, it is said, made no
opposition to the demands following as the natural
consequence of the neutralisation of the Black Bea.
They did not defend either the military arsenal of
Nicolaieff or their naval establishments in the Black

Sea or upon the shorn of the Black See, in the Sea
of Asoff or upon the shores of the flea of Azoff. The
treaty of peace proclaims is the widest and mod
absolute mum the principle of the neutralisation et
dues two was. Hemeforth they will /imply be
commercial seem, open to .11 noels of COIIIIIIKOD,
closed to all those of war. A very small
number of light vends, acting as polies, will
slope remain. Sebastopol will net be rebuilt.
The Buseisa ports and cities will De noes-
Bible to all governments, who will be able to
eureka an aotive merveillanes by mean of amain
agents. All the Ruda* forts which have been con-
'treated upon the shares of the Black Sea, along
the Camases until the lest extremity of the Bassin
territory, not far from Bateman, will be destroyed sad
canon be replaced. With regard to the Russian
foramen upon the southern side of the Caucasus,
from the Black Sea to the Oampian, the Allies have
given way, bat the treaty provides that the frontier
which separates Benda and Turkey at this part shall
be rectified, and that the Bogdan shall abandon
their commits and return from Bare into their own

Bowie peewees tta possession of the Aland kiss,
but only oa the condition never to fortify than,
or ;maintain then a military position. This stipula-
tion is soueldseed very tavosrable to Sweden i Stock-
holm' beinghat three or fear hours' distance by steerage
frees dine Wm&

The Mealy pawn* the mimosa= of the
Baia Probations k the Deaabiaa Principalities,
bat the Coalmines still hesitates between the W-
inne name al:polities' sad adminstrative organi-
sation whisk have been proposed. Three of its
senabers en to be sent to the spot he order to steer.
Ufa the holing of the people. The canoe of these
plealleintiezies is sow wader coadderation

ITALY AT THE

The Turin Oparksw of the 3rd shitse that the pro.
position likely to be adopted at Paris with regard to
Italy omelets in establishiag in the Nodded legs-
dam a sessi-indepeadont revealment, nabjeet only to

the morereiguty CI the fops. This arrougessent is
°automate to the wishes both of England and
Franey. We do not Imitate to say," continues the
Opinions, " that this will be a half measure, of no
reel marries to Italy. It will only be a new edition
of the Dmhies sad Grand Duchies et Central Italy.
with this diffirenos, that the Derbies ars under the
suserainty of Austria, and LegationsC will be under
the memilaty et the Pope. Now, as to temporal
power, the Pope Lunder the sasseuirsty of Austria;
we do not me then what the Italian Peninsula will
pin by them ansagsmeate.•