The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1856.

'Mt Court.

WINDSOR. Noy. 4.
no Belika litigator teed Madams Vu de Wort
suited yesterday ambit at Me Castle as a obit.
Tee dinner party included lbe Dad* of Brabant, ti..
Daelties of Kent. the Primate Royal,' and the Dabs of
Btobaat, the Prisons Amalie et Hotealette Sabillinormet,
Countess do Laitaoy, Lady stoat. Brae... the Belglas
Winter sad Madame Van de Weyer, Count de Lauf.
Mom. Jules Denim.

The Coldstream band played daring Cana the following
Mimes:
Greed flank
Orman, "Der Frieukais"
settatire„ L'atode du °err lf °orb's?.
Welts, "Queen Nab"
"The Genet and Crew" I r IL D. Ilkhee.
role; Manna, " Brabant" ....... L. T. lietri.
Her Nejeety's Private Band afterwards attended in the
Castle, sad performed the following selectke
"
Ileleetke,"taut" Z .':
" Bisoietee tit
°lunet
nark te,s
°edema
The Qum acompanied by the Dachas of Breast,
walked a the Ham Park this serving.
His Royal Memos MIN Albert, with the Dale of
Brabant, were out shordiag.
The Primes Royal rode an horseback.
Prises Arthur sad the Primates Roam and Late' took
a .wrings drive.

Vlesosat and Vluosateas Pahang.= left Linda' yetta,
day eaorateg for Masobeeter.
Despatches from the Lent High Coroa►Woaer of the
loess Islands were resolved yesterday at the Colonial-
allow.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

1:1111 DIPLOMATIC DIFFERENCES WITH
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

Th. following artiob from the Coissfastiorntel of
this day is important, u showing the latent inane-
Ernie of the French government in the dispute con-
cerning the execution of the Treaty of Paris :
The neap of ministry which has jut taken place at
Couetantinople is interpreted by some jovial' as • marked
check (or our policy, of • nature to aggravate the differences
which have arisen in that quarter. It seems to us that it is
• little tee soon to ere this nun sa import of which we
yet &sin to doubt. Will the reasequare of Runk!
Pana's return to power be to make wane • state of thlurt
which was already uatoward, sad to close the
owing width mu laterally offered to the dila-
sullies which excite the anxiety of Eason ?
We would fain hope that this statesmen undentands the
situation bettor thaw it seems to be thought, sad that he
will adopt the only line of Gulden compatible with the
honour sad dignity of his rentry. Cu Turkey, without
abdicating her pride, without beatified', herself In the
eyes of the world, consent to the preenc• of bran troop
as her soil after the expiration of the period axed by the
Treaty of Pub, and when then is no plausible excuse for
the ocruntion ? That which for the net of Europe is bat
ea infrartioa of trestles. Is a direct insult for Turkey. This
power hes demanded the withdrawal of the Eighth and
Austria. forme, sad it Is for her • question of bosomy and
vital Interest to persevere la her demand. It is more im-
pinata for Turkey than for any other power to sae that the
illness of a treaty, the oldest of which was I. guarantee
her independentse aid security, are respected. The dif-
fanner which have arisen as to the eiscatioa of the Treaty
of Paris hang to the demi& of the universal conseiewn
Any straightforward and honest mind as moles them.
The French prise amidst all the diversities of parties, has
to its honor, had but one vain in this respect. It has been
naninou to condemn the pretensions which in their inte-
rested ectualvsace, Austria and England anent, to them-
selves. A 0021116011esutiment of loyalty has united all the
ergs= of the French pen M this dbeessics. The reason
is that good faith sadjadgment &spoon beyond all doubt the
position maistained by the Preach govemmeat. Article
20 of the treaty formally eesigu Hoisted to Russia
in the sew settlement of the frontiers. (" The
16011 frontier shall breath from the Black Bea,
mid pass to the meth of Bolin& ") The teat and
spirit of the treaty appear then to be deer. England
sad Austria, however, pretend that is the mind of th•
negotiators It was not Bolgrad, a tura of considerable
Importune, that wee referred to, bat a little ham'et of the
same name. Sash Is the Mashy, and Ramis counts
that this difibulty, es well as others of which she seems to
make small account, shall be solved by the Cowes' itself.
She nbesits to the daisies of the Courses epee all paints
What objettUoa can be mad. to sash • proposition?
Is it set en obviously suggested by good sense and good
faith. Of two things nee--either it is wished to solve the
question by arreagemeat, by new of an arbitratios, or it
Is sought to ronamotace the in& In the asst sue to what
arbibstor sae we miss suitably refer for the equitable
ishenretatioa of the treaty this to these who negotiated sad
etrasisded it ? Moreover, has sot this bees foresees I Was
it sot stipulated that mother =Wag of the songless should
Mice play at Paris, la coke to Bully determine
the pestling questions, mad to mare the satire nen-
born of the stipule:loss ? Those, thee, who oppose sew
saaluesese ornate at this momest the sale and veritable
Installs to the 'unties of the treaty. It is wished, we
ars laid, to protest the ens mad provinss of the TesirJah
empire until ell the einem an curled oat. Thb is vols.-
tufty to eater a aldose sleek la which thus seems
r a disposition to beams eatreashed. It le tendon which
allows the most (nevem sesetrutioes. Is hot, the

menace of the English naval forms in the Bl■ek
Bees, and of the Aastriaa troops Is tb Principe Hike, forms
nothing snore than as arbitrary and violent method of pm-
mating a solution whisk Russia has astinpatad by offering
no submit the galena' to its mammal Judy/. Do they pro-
ber to have rsourrenre to form ? L It wished to mam-
ma* the war Dom the Soglish Minister seek to r-
outer the Lists without Frame—not, ascot amitrodly, to
Mare the szeootioa of the Treaty of Paris, bat to imps-
dandy tear it to pieces la the tam of the world, with the
ebjem of satisfying aabltiou, momentarily &erased

We de aot believe that the Rog Ebb people an prepared
to ntify sash a polity, sad to chserfally scope all its sea-
Decagons. We willingly my epos the good lean sad the
loyalty of the &On intim sad will wept then ulna-
tangly as snit/stole la the diatom's, foe it is impossible
to deceive then epos a qatetios which *est suspicious
sad the flingest sophisby have aot yet been able to ob-
elan. The Ettg:bh nation knows the fidelity of their ally
by a gnat sad sabstaalial proof, sad have sot nand to be.
len is it.

The Zaglieh adios kaows that the Impede Napoleas
lus not npudiated their alliance, and that it is not to hid
that the reposed of imeasteacy and versatility out be
addressed. Combs josmals, like the 1f...., not dards to
tense la direst sollisicts with the great mums of the Beglisk
people he the Bawds Napoleos, bares* they am die-
tlarsish betides the somaiga sad hie warmest, the
policy of the &opera sad that of his dialstees. Bard
paltry subtleties send so refutation. They will fall to de.
Mae say one ia Bagdad, sad the Time has over estimated
the lomat* of id ridden %pea questions relatiag to our

We repeat. Lidera& tads) upon the cabinets of Lowden
and Vienna to put as end, if that is what they wig, to
pamtleg dilloalties ; sad to the auzleties which this situa-
tion occasions. They have °all to consent to the re- areem.
Ming of the Congress, without stipulating for arbitrary and
inadabsible csolusions, 'lrish would sompletely destroy its
Ammer sad fort• but one Ishastion more of the treaties.

Will it be said that this b lot a propitiate nomad for
ash a amiss t We reply that the opportunity snare trs
disputed by those who aro ready tr sabosit loyally, sad
without orrefrepsissfo, sad la sessiation we add, that if a
basil* solution is sought, tbb, It seems to us, is the best
node of artaspaoat which is still practicable, and the Duly
nom that as be decently proposed.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 27.

the Journal de Cometataistopts stela that the
Atomism, will evacuate the Ptineipalitin in the
month of Marsh next.

AUSTRIAN STATES.

I A letter from Vienna, in the Assembles Nagoosk,
says

I 'Rationed to yes la a forum letter that the fartillea-
tam ordered by the War Dewiness were being carried es
at difereat potato with gnat activity. las sow mete that
reistoreements of troops are boas quietly directed toward.
Lombardy. The bettallese of tae Tyrolean Chorea's, so
justly selebrated for their ass et the ride, have bees all post
is that Maeda. They proceed to differ's% parts of Italy
in email bales. awl who there will be ascostrated sad
plead as a war feeling. Clossiderabbe aseseisees is felt
hers ea dm eabiett of the shape of pulley. SD Oppork. to
ear Warms, what has boas for awe time visible la the
Daeticeof Parma tad Planta. The reports which reach
the gemesteent from Loathe/di pout at all the dugs/ to
whisk wo an expail by the marked intim', whisk le
sow appestat beaus toe Regest of those duchies sad tea
Hag of Baldish" It appears dada to 'Use, by a lugs
display of iaWtary lane, ay rasailestations whisk may
►ave for object to plea Puns ad Placentia Isar the
immediate .proteetents of the Pteduaeatese goversamat.
Such a shag weld sot be tolerated on the frostier, of oar
Lombardo-Yeast's pomoselone. No eargatio meanies
will be westing to strike at the root of the evil.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 3.
The Gazette publishes a dowse. rewstablishing the
law on the press of 1844 and 1845.
M. Lois Estrada is named director of national
laopsrty

The Gaulle publishes as distal no* claulariop
that the artistes is the Finch journal La Prams hare
ben unheated to the tribunals, am anoint to the
pees= of bat Majesty the Glossa.
Kunst Kaman is slightly ininned.

THE CONCESSION OF THE RUSSIAN RAIL-
WAYS TO THE CREDIT MOBILIER.

La Nord of yesterday contains the following cam-
muntoation from St. Petersburg, relative to the
concession of the new lines of railway in Russia
" In the sitting of the 23rd (October), the condi.
lions of the concession to the society of the Credit
Mobilise were signed. The latter undertakes the
construction of about 3,800 vents of railways, the
rouses of which are as follow :—The first, and at
this moment the chief one, is that from St. Peters-
burg to Warsaw. The government having already
finished, at its own expense, a portion of
the line, about 300 vents, and having pre-
pared works for constructing the whole, the company
engages to reimburse the outlay, which amounts to
nearly 80,000,000 francs. The second line is from
Moscow to Theodnis. The distance between these
two cities by the ordinary road is 1,358 vents, and
many considerable towns are connected by this line.
The surprise is that it should terminate at Theodoeia
instead of Odessa. I am ignorant of the cause of the
exclusion of the richest city in the south of
Russia; I suppose, however, that it will not
be long before a branch of the principal line
will make: it enter the general net-work.
The third line is from Moscow to Nijnii-Novgorod
(390 vents). The fourth will commence at Loofa, the
capital of a province, and centre of commercial activity
in the interior of Russia, and will terminate at the
port of Libao. This line will cross at Dunsbourg
the line between St. Petersburg and Warsaw.
"The company undertakes to finish these lines
before the expiration of ten years; the War-
saw route will naturally be first open for
circulation and that of Nijnii•Novgorod will imme-
diately follow. The concession is for eighty.five
years; the capital of the company is about
270,000,000 silver roubles (or 1,080,000,000 francs)
—that is to say, the shares to be issued are not to
exceed that amount. A third of the shares are to
be allotted in Russia. The shares will not be quoted
on the Bourse. The government guarantees a mini-
mum of five per cent."