The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-08 00:00:00

THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY S,

THE.

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rtycgti.."4.4,ltadprobably ;letaste.ery t
the
rue ;
Owislion eirowlhe " modem dionsr," which woe
edit ibans at the relmersaL It is is this
style the bissumble and odbial lecturer thinks it
avast he ibis to anonser bangeot by Iry el Was-
tsl mil" Them is an ecosust et ea seresses
had eftemehere Isis Bible, lid& I Imbed he sod
mita% Ad. Ist whisk mud have bees very like the
ass I Ishii at Namara."
Lai us p mow le this discreet diplomatist's
allestion et malter rary portraits. The repro-
esiolive of nesse beads the list. "We
sided at the cormatioa by Count war
s,Mow the
estbanoilor, • 'pick Old epee mese, Veer
serails Meet, end who, ti file emVi w sal Vag
gassilsal geerakdere in it sera Ha spoilable in
sad Wight a let et pia te sill
=vibes pease. flub ash pietism at
Ikeflat bis Awailiny is sot likely mos to
ties& a Thee miss the tbaseart et the smiled
blogismis Burope—l masa Ilighcm—ticeprise de
Iffoiss—ibe wiry plater* of swelling Welgoilmece
se milk*
_Week that be mil use he the
iiiethlat lash ins hem the emoleiglanis of his
corelitspnimse Very dom, me desk s an obi-
sill lowa spi Aposismeas memoirs bat
brwr lotheos*- babied Ina public kiss of the
day, by ss eimimember et her ?damn% Bevan
t! We blow pima over the porbait of thst
"frank and eganellnnsisil sailor, " the Grand Dale
Cocorwcwire. *Hew I langbed," exclaims the die.
react Sir Rossi% • elms I mad that deocron et
CONSTANTIMeII flam 1•• Teaser reimaber what
has been said abset ilelleplohnt Admiral CON-
grratTniz. With an rasped le bin ingheseßl mast
may I never saw a men who gave ace Wm the he.
precious of a frank sod egesimoneil senor: Bis
a soft seweler, you brae
Here we mad pease. Beisiets address we are
told was rewired witheiwombiapplams. Welts".
no doubt of it. Amisibffigllieil mos--ami there
can be so cpsiliss than Ms yaw basest is
person of very makkatkl• labse—metbspintly
succeed in easing tin whew et pails' mem-
blies if he will oar eseisosand le Mesa bis sea uhf
reaped. The memstligt dein et the same b
to be awned I and they are griefs' he the
to any one by whoa that want is soppliod. asst
onside the immethip sadism's the le iselhor
publie—e pablis whose opining eagle ewer lobe
despised by am who me the Llaes at
great memories used the inborn's* et distiegliasd
assess. To thin public it will les s meteor et real
pain to see the son of " old Sir Roam" lei away,
sad shag away, end buffoon away the rarest and
esedidesee which the English people, for bis When
sake, ere eager to accord to him. He has me aybigh
qualities, he hes some comiderable gifts; id him lose
no time in doing justice to the one and cultivating
the other.

heads on the Isle of Serpents. The pregame gr the
British fleet is the Black Sea is the =I ding that
can eempel Russia to act on the swum To de-
cide that the whole of the British Beet meet
be withdrawn from the Black Bea, and that
before the West day fixed for the adjustment d the
Ruseo-Teritish frontier, is to leave the Mika without
the power at ealloreing Itemelege fulfilment of the
Treaty. The eveomitima of gm Black Bea by the
British Best should have beset fixed for some brief
speak term ofier the adjustment of the frontier.
The probability is that this laundering stipulation
will lead to, at least, one more Conference, and that
in that Odereme• Rumen will again succeed in
ebtainiag eempensation for reliesquishing rime un-
tenable elates.
There is a relentkes pertinacity about Buena, in
the preemention of her nihilism slaw which cannot
be regarded bat with a medimeat almost akin to
imps& * You're an honest meta, Ilea," said
Bea* tried Jervis to bias esteem Colin ; " that
is," eontinsed **Bailie with more attention to strict
meeureet et exPremion, "you are an honed rogue."
It cannot be said that Rnesian diplomacy can be
complimented with even this hybrid kind of honesty,
yet we feel for it the invelmatuy deference which
men pay toe strong mind, whisk Imews clearly what
It 'would be at, and though It may PeetPeue the
exeestion, never for a moment lac eight of its
purpose. The amorters of human rights when con-
tempiatlig the antagonistic straggles of Beads are
entitled to indulge in
net atm delight 'Web vireos he
Is teem worthy el timer dell.
The Rumness Government, sake the Premien,
may be hated, bat it osanot be despised. There
never can be say he ea elms& neutrality
between the Liberals ef Barer end Ramie
until the institutions of that Coup t 7 are entirely
changed. Since the timed Per= the 0112 AT, the
history of Buena has been an 'alai:emitting elter-
nation of acquisitions and cessions of Unitary s but
the segeditions have always bees greater than the
moons, mad the extension of the empire has been
continuous. If the programs of Burnie is now to be
arrested, those who seek to keep her within bounds
must oppose to her aggressions a watt:Wainer sad
activity as sleepless as ha own.

Bu Ontarms Nano has been avenged. "O,
ghat sifts eiversary bad written a book r was the
obstriallhiat peen vindictiveness in days leasinnalle
Maths MVO. In this ego of plotters' rift
pteNmso lie moo with opt be mars mopoilfololfr
1= by Ills waft • speak se
Sir IMO= ft/Nam itallesoillibbston;
It It imeasishing bow mob Waddle a am my
Ea bimmilt in a Asti spies of dm 'bo
era lily set to yea with a will, sift sellatt •
milsiontly pubite omission for the oniarlaird lie
reoseo. We are sat so well up in armatinionostra
ea W. and to boo bat if as mow be not play,
lag labia with use Illsemellllllll els the new of
the yielder Atheolin seloftnisi moo • rieltiorny
by seaming an Ws bag die awe et the table
of his intaniftiftilisr-in-law. The SO rug Lord
of the ias been sending ca his hod
gist
Aft dinner OA the no
of kis perform-
aoss may IWO sftrissipances no less molars*
limn Oise dab sift on the asidhitioa tbe
salielley OWL libessosst of the 'MOM posphe—
a respect too oessided to the men who Me to
respect hintedi—la • heavier stoke to trills with
thea the hand of Anton".
tin main lasiness of a Conference appears to be, then tieing the ecaaa, the =bun_ and the
to Wet wet werh, end acid anernese forthe hadhl. speaker, it would be difficult to colt-Tye a solo
of tzhothet. The Conference which wee held in Mach templet, whilation of hed taste than Sir Rome
ma April last matting to render inevitable that he. en„„ded In displaying. As to the „eadoio._
which has Jost teredneted end the latter is to be though delivered after dinner (a eimemstanoe in
followed in due time by • third, which will newt to charity not to be forgotten)—the address was not
vendee
se.
Beret °f..
_the Ciwellteata
or. et the Prig- unpremeditated ; it was • lecture, of which due
ogamees. This mum @mousses Conferences notice had been gives. destined for s mined • but
Wage to saes rs•ssaibriae° • portion of the cultivated audience, and pronounced at the opening
hatertela east, Which is celled, r'r which Isla of a literary institution. The abject was " Moe-
to to oak& Point No-Point. It is in fact • long, cow," the city to which Sir Roam had lately been
°Wight. labia.° saist4l•• hillisd that Milt' sent by her hismurrr, on a special embassy, to eels-
ieg always mem to me a point of bate the conclusion of red war, and share in the
lend ahead ef them, wit" efiftren___,.t° shift splendour of an august ceremonial. The speaker Their Serene Highness'the Prince and Prince
ritinn they °dream Or each Can. wee an *Acid member of Lord Psimorron's Edward of Weeps arrived to Limbs, retards, maning,
Stab" may he °mill" to °time " rut." impart{- Oovennusat ; for more than this, he was the son of bow Frolisioro
nod," who it b• ccutriv. gel° "mink° to your that, great who endeared himself to the Tbe Imo'
of Devonshire continues, at Leap
home, is nue to insist upon introducing a friend ri English yin* not hes by the genies of hi. stew Town, la 'avowable Width, and shoot sat deem
Miklos" empty and addle-peed than himself. portion
manidep than by the singular decorum of his life. The and marehionsee
of Salisbury are
• llss meted Casfareese, it will as reotelebwed; What are we to say, then, if this address should mantaZatanae sassy at usadd Baia
wee loodolod bicolour! by Übe aolbriblnablo prove a time of isdisaetion, bad taste, and bat Miss Nightingale hoe 'mind at her father's red-
motion of the PieniPotentlerios, who ecoePted •• foonary—the museum of the Coal-hole and the oaa sees &aeon ie tionyno. ton (used with Lad
sewarate aVW laid belts them without adds, for show of the Cusps f Lot our reader. judge if this and lady ramie.. at weals.* an nosy wt. Thu
say proof d its accuracy. The solicitor, or eon- be ao ozosnroottoo. Vise sod Sam d Sass* wee of ths deur peaty.
RA who should al"' • map to be produced on • trial Sir RASES? begins at the beginning, and first Pod glesherffinge completed his ninetieth plie
base it bed been proved, world soon to sensible tow no o tow woogrooe wooden about St. Peters. on ray, Odleef Deosaier Ise. Ha was bore au,rsa 11
d a wariud felling off in his Wiser t bum. We kern, for instance, that whenever the •17..1•. /Tr
who
bet diPlowehete we not utile" to be wen east wind blows, the city " has a chance of being linticitty° tn7r;ronmoya
of bedew,. We will net take apes le to date away with, as the public expected Sir CHARM hs.
emei hive tsar, set „slaw s
pat d heats
soy that the et, the„thet NArtwe weld de away with it"—thet the cooperate with gre Beauhrt Snit, d whhhhs is a member. I
Omiesnes was room*. won so +otos... to «instead of taking offenders to the lock-up, slick • Durs or Loan Mersortzt#—Wo sagest to as- +
udaisad the liegotkicre ; but it is apparent, from the greet:antigen fork into them, and so leave them en moos es death el dte ewe seem% old* teak peon s•
lkonas note on the sabject, that the Rumen Plead. the ground" till brought up for examinations—that his sem, ricer ,nits, ta Peniesheithe, co the hel, after a
pstestieries were aware of it inacesrecy tad thy to, (Sir Rome) was horribly fleeced by the now be wen iifiteet Lad Led ins the asl. y_eas
~et
sansealod their knowledge ; and that they have keepees, and above all, "horribly done" in his dinners, Mr. J••• 137:11.4„'•_nt..14.8.47
61.1°1" ttake °IT'D". da verbal wUtaka ter whisk
be bad the *me" PsYhtg 601* PasterisMue.m. •"'Bowman' ban is lAe...yerruwlgO ld laiw
tamrtil
Asti whisk It I" the first °rams". t°gala "me- par day. Arriving et Moscow, he Is again ssessei, brain sisal, the owns elPhialfp, WYK sill 1
thief ho their lapsed meta. The gashes about " done to an encensons extent" by • native, who yotwoynita der hi otooroot tosoms, aloud nom
Tob•ik—wbad "you have been raised Merged him 1001. for each of the four greys Hams Naked (than aline), whom estates he taletteL
if the Ban Plealpoteatimiss at the fret Coale- which drove his amino treat the railway We wimp vas for may yews a mobs, et the
owe had behaved him bast min. la Win Tobsek maim to his bow. At mow he boys Home et Commiees, represeettat aserfordwet hrlussarty,
at the last sasenent Roads hes oily relinqui@hed her same turquoise., the ago of which Is Enema be twmtLeste•. _ the per
_I2M
dams to what it was never kneeled to give holm make good this kaa__e as ssa always 4•l7l:=4•lumn.jormacr 103=1::•irmil .17i°,,a47;
• by the Treaty of Minh. He ettileerenee of • anxious to recover, and none like to be done." Prom nag*, who be set praying, wawa la lab Is
title to it wee ebteiaed by • ollobblblo owffrobii Moscow to Nishni he travels 400 railed in 28 hours. am his domenie bersseeset. He Ismailp hams ae
.sari so the Pert of bar aboodllod ciPobblizfivib - The horses frequently got knocked up, and when hob, 11111 the porno thimble became elest.
In coding Tarok, Ramie only sets like the @harper they fell down exhausted, were left by the roadside." The Lord Chancellor bee Premed the 3111
who restores the stake he had Wad upon after his Tho postilion., or tooroo, weal the same way, and dathris,fwedwr LA., Wier of Csho,
m% WOW.NOM * Os
an
Ira >w bias hill mt. The lig the case, it is mos ski
moo fate. I „nve word nyodos wei plaWbon Wha
novenae el the Dn. Dr. Debt. liklasia" te OrlOseis
ffilleult to icemen, we whet ground heeds le to asoch." At Nishal two *Urge supremely delighted or moon. The re.. gandoma ems he appestmest totes
mew 330 rare* et territory as a eempeemation for hire—the ono, and the c wok or a Governor."ads. of the wen& et ',mown, to nhan Trte
meiguiag bar claims to a stake which eke had woo • Daring the wink time I was in Russia I never "one chow•
by cheating. Are them 330 *rem to be combismd sew Nosh • brisk se this (Torsos sass.* I never The Rariammitoos or SetrOßD.—We see
• ti•tialniel of the reePeet which the diPternewf of taw • man with such a capacity for drinking s• this Wilma that • nomillet bass ea deem et %ea So la
74sters entertains for diatintruhdted almmusss is brisk or • Gomm, ; matter bow molt coarse se prepostise,
politkal legerdemain' champagne he task. I did sot notice that he ever actimanla",____aletteraenniatheiniterthr sec
In the late Conference. Ruda hoe caw a a appeared the wares for it." " What delighted se
__lfnanor-7oTionno,„
gainer, though not to the extant she wished. She met, however, wee going to the fair. We saw there Itoosarrearou or Poirromer. A mph&
wished to retain a harbour that would have given lamas and Mealy areeniano, the Saner being 1a...mm.4 diasd, ems pissmstd mut.* toot to
her a hold on the Danube, and she bee only procured particularly eayagety, cad I was Rawly award Wiles West, Lose, af Mankbill Rees% as Panacea
$3O vents Of territory weesewbert else. No, this is espies by wow of thew." It is not for es to eactjete oasts *ma est osatiensa to Maw beret Is he pet in
net all. The Confesses las decided that the tare precisely the meaning of this lest stroke of ssedoeebn he the Woo& of P 0026004 spa the ant
bonaderies of Bemarabia and Moldavia shall be wit ; bat we hardly think the Minister who de- ••••••Y 11/11 lag vein'. Mr. Wood /mg •••••• the tali'
finally Oslo&
usetild' and the .rainy "thing" °f on
grinds
sufikientif notorious, having Mr. A. W. Kinglike, the author of " Mites," and
territory mods, by the 30th dMarch at the latest. any official connexion with my Lords Mama- bather et me. Ring a, watee.am.ssea tea ae.
had Ons ominnos has also decided that the MUM and Warms, would have bees much mowpia mwspwo, Ise d Wight, in the room as Mr.
kietrise troops sad the British fleet "shall have MOM by seek a sally from his heir in a public grop, rwognot.
ernember the Derrabian Principalities med the is- lectors room We are no sour precisisas ;we Mr. H. H. Poynter, M.P., writes to the ghsrlonse
Meier waters of Turkey at the sum dam New of the aghot none of that hypocritical virtue which would Tseresl, in illettaCO to ens ebesrestkes Nods by • local
Anstrisa troops we say nothiag. They mow were pm a veto "on cakes and ale r," bat we pries Teo ,—" I bays •••q••• straitm•••.••lo,
pore-
any are in the Principalities, except to some the decency, we have a regard for good taste, ••"4. tt•n••••• B_B=l.±. u" 11•417,
title Ran"' trann
ter.
Peewit et the Terhe' aid end " Wll4 think both were
Cainnied by slistsdes Ohs goverment.. Z;apald wwwinissor
to be se the watch for a pretext for eaneximor the each an allusion on such an occesioe. Sir Roust hat as pepaa cd, imigruag bdo th, was dhows ma.
•Priesigalities to Austria. The Austrian troops might attends the coronation ; and it is thus he, who went or twesiewing me amp al tote, add apriTtai it to
name to have been allowed to enter tit Principe/I- to Russia as ens of the representatives of Queen bassilde sed preamble we: I haw yet ea Isms est a
ties, ad seutainly they ought to have been era- Vreroats, demeans what happened to the young lasehleal Pertionot who Intottowl7 lonia We awoke*
yelled to mamma then keg ago. Bat with the EMPRESS on the maim of the ceremony. "As the to the latistil•dc" • •••101i••••1 Owl"' imiwg"•
11••• is the Black See—if that is what is Raman mere& she fell flat on the flow —I sap- 111°1° assm ad may,
ladies thessbf ue P°l•fil and
British confidence ef hie towinsasta. I an seen year waders
meant by " the interior waters of Turley "—it is posed by sosident. It was, however, to hiss some dot toy t rammilut appwwwwon wit ant elect gpotitt-
difereut. It was sammery that it should return to mend stone or other, and then she OMs in with her d ointne—el that they will be alb* t• j•••• wino Pa"'
the Black Sea, to prevent Reigns from laying violent hair dislterelleet, looting like Noma Or the opera." mot sesets."

rbe Court.

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WINDSOR, JAI. 7.

The Earl and Counters (Murrill", and Lady Caro-'
line Barrington Iscraovr al dining with b Majarty
rairrelay.
no R. Moir A. Gars rad Majar-Clanual Mr Mary
].nerd arrivd in the Ammo= is. visit.
Ths band el the let Life Ow& played Wag Mawr the
sekeeten :
alma•—•• Memnemme• Y. Walled.
Own&
Welnr—. Unarm elm*
Om/ famelle—• Dee Inimbulln a warm
au. tsi 'airo—n Andes Venam•
Her Knisety's rivets boa eftertreede etembei fined
tali and performed the Mowing Pier:
Gomm—. treseee"---. Mb"
&On Frown MOM (S. aamener"--.—.—.. •,
Ildembn-0 • Wine% Tele •
The Qom walked in the .geOenrs akin* the Orb this
sornine• aectenenied by the Prime cd Wake.
Fs em Albin we oat abeedag, accompanied by Sad
Granvilis nod dm Han. Clerks Oct..
The Dyke end Denim of Nemours visited her Nnieety.

Tits Prises and Prises Ithrani of Leishages etrlied in
Landon yeettelay swing him rem..
Thetstellet beat the 00.110011. el Victoria woe received
yuterday Make Coicisid-can.

PRUSSIA AND SWIT7JSRLAND.
(nom a snow. oonnassoirezerr.)
BEENE. JO,. 4.
The Sing of Prussia, as we hear from rod
authority, will have so much ma,gnanimity as to weer
the Swim yet a fortnight's respite, before he WON
marching orders for his troops. Th=atheir
own part, are losing no time, but are ewe
frontier in a state of defence with an asewastaws sad
alacrity worthy of the hardener' at their
tors. It is remediable indeed, minty be =ta
proof oldie mireimens ad by which the whole
as
dios anfthard, tbet hem me part of Switzerland
dorm aril diens mem seiy nu& to the Bedard
Ora &IR the tkentsint canton of IfiendeaL
I base seen this veep day and spoken to esdeal
delgeSdludi all-
ea of the ei-derent
pays
atm at them men of high reek and
wiry huge newly. ever ardllionsires, and Idtbeeto
keown infielisigertimmelthe Prussian easeedadi
ever their metes, who use maw en warmly
lathe daben Caelebeeden the I=
bode of BIM it OSIISTtas . MS bet b
Get tbe /Ling of Preen ad Me einem tiny
minenellved the nature and el§eot al the Nelda&
byelly mil attained to the crown at
Amain Ilene hatemmerabl interests really won eny
seedier of partisans le the Premien monarchy intim
plespieof NeeleateL mama
eel to same dthe membeeled=
"ma Chem de Farb to lumpy a semeden win
hada and with the Derma relheedamben-
tepees to their trade, without at the one this
nernsieg their rights and privileges es hams and
members d the great Swim otemesswealth t but
saw Ant the Ring et herds gems inclined to ride
blet bores new that he talks of
man; gen IRoyal prerogative by might
tad threatens sot only all Sa-
w/a% bat also their ewe center, with an
basins which might eel be astabdisin his
poorer over them an terms Sr more morwas them the
mealy nominal swseefeatyhitherto exercised by
him • now that be bids Om choose between Preis
awl witzerland, nee have with me mind and hare
en declared foe the Wer—br their owe essatry.
You have, no drab, assa by th, flfati that some
of the most deternmilliandrild hid's* of these
who had escaped the sonesemnins el the ill-advised ,
movement of last September, have asked and e 1
mined leave to have a interview with their friend'
and relatives, the priessies d Neufchatel, and ham
induced these latter to peahen the King of Peal%
in order to induce him fairly to accept the tend
now oared to him—to be willing to !enemas
all his rights over tho principality, so se
to obtain, in return, their immediate Telma
from durance. It is almost a notorious fact deg
those prisoners, if too closely preened, will disclose i
the intrigues by which the court of Berlin incited
them to revolt, and that if the trial is suffered to go
on, the King of Prussia will be exhibited through-I
out Europe as a stirrer-up of revolutionary attempts
and breaker of th common peace. This it
is, no oue can doubt , which the King so
anxious to interfere with the regular course of
, and which will ultimately, it may
L. hoped, induce him to give up the point, end to
abdicate his Neufchatel sovereignty, in ode to
rescue those prisoners before their revallsee Ise
flagrantly commit him. No doubt, could be rimed
in obtaining the prisoners' ream bone be bind
himself too positively to the remeneistiee lbe
principality, he would afterwards try.to baek oat d
hie engagements, and stick to his rights as abdi-
!lately as he has done since 1848. But the Swim sus
too clear-sighted to be taken in by such Anew
diplomacy. They will adhere to their ultimata,
" No renunciation no prisoners," as stoutly as they
ever did to the ancient terms of their bargains or
military capitulatioas with fouaru:sapotentateh
Point largest
.point de Sulam will bay
their prisoners till the Kinds is Aiwa
in black and white ; and if des MSS liellelikusamoV
will further terrify him with the
able in the furtherance of a pelille=o7his masa-
I have said in my last that the Swiss troops on the
first frontier line amount to about 14,000, and that
10,000 more will instantly be added to the original
force. There is no doubt, however, that the fron-
tier will demand at least an array of 40,000;
and twice and thrice that number will be forth-
coming, if need be. The frontier, made up
by a long sheet of water—the Rhine and the
Bodensee —an be defended against widely
superior forces; and historians remember what
glorious resistance the Swim made against the
Swabia on this same frontier with fearful odds
against them, towards the end of the fifteenth
century. The wart of some strong place d'armes,
where to put the materiel de ,querrs under safe
shelter against a coup de main, is,however,sovely felt.
On their own part, the Yrursians, however expe-
ditious ffoir movements may be, can never be ready
for one or two months, even although, as it
would now seem, they have three railway lines at
their disposal, so that they may pour down their
troops simultaneously through Baden, Wurtemberg,
and Bavaria, all the three lines of whose railways
converge on the Swiss frontier at /kale, Friedrichs-
hafen, and Lindao—they will not, I repeat, be able
to collect a sufficient force, with all the necessary
aggregation of horse, artillery, and bridge equipage,
until spring draws near. The weather is here very
changeable. After two or three weeks of very severe
void, we have a spell of very mild and even warm
days, and the snow, which had fallen in great quan-
tity, is now thawing with prodigious rapidity ; so
that altogether a more unfavourable season for mili-
tary movements and for camp life is hardly to be
=mined. All this will have the effect, it is to be
hoped, of damping the ardour of the contending parties,
and allow leisure for diplomacy to bring about its
"peaceful solution."
" The whole of said a SWIM statesman to me
to-day, whom I always found very clear-sighted in
matters connected either with home or foreign po-
lities, "is very serious indeed, if Prussia or other
powers are bent upon driving the matter to extremity;
but if they will deal with it in a reasonable manner,
it is the merest trifle, to be settled in five minutes.
The main point at issue is that, in reality, a crime' el
prosecution is brought against the King of Pads,
not against the Neufchatel prisoners, who ware
merely his took. There is no doubt but he will
come out of the trial gravely compromised, as
peace-breaker, before the face of all Europe. There-
fore does he deny us the right of sitting in judgment
against him, and we stoutly uphold such a right, not
in order to commit him further, who is already too far
committed, but in order to compel him to accept our
amnesty—an amnesty which we offer him in ex-
change for his absurd rights of sovereignty. We
cannot give up this point without deciding the gnee•
tion in his favour, and abdicating our own sovereign
rights. The whole affair, then, depends upon the
power and the will that the mediators may have, to'
give us ample securities for such an exchange. We
hope they will so far succeed ; for if it be otherwise,
we meat have a war inevitably fraught with great
danger to all the neighbouring. states. For oer-1
pelves we are unanimous, determined, ready for the
worst, end, as Europe well knows—obstinate. Oar
hills will as soon fall bad as we shall yield."
Mr. Fay, the America Charge d'Affaires at
Berne, and Dr. Ferrer, amber of the Mend
Connell, have both returned from their nsiwion to
Frankfort and the South Gerson warts. It moms
that they have both completely Okapi in their ender
yours to obtain an amicable estengsnesert.
loetot, the Sardinian minister, who had obtained
leave of absence for the whole winter, has been sent
back in the greatest hurry to his post.

requested an audience, which was immediately
granted. After listening attentively to Mr. Samter's
explanation of the cue, the Prince replied that, no
doubt, there were different views as to the necessity
and expediency of a free press, but that in Prussia
the liberty of the press not only existed, but was
sanctioned by law, and, that being the case, it must,
under all circumstances, be respected, concluding
with these words : " The edifice of the Prussian state
IA built on Each a solid foundation, and stands
so firmly, that it cannot be shaken by a few words
from the editor of a newspaper, and consequently
has nothing to fear from the liberty of the press.
As Mr. &niter could not well ask the Prince to take
any direct steps in this cue, he thanked him for the
sympathy he had expressed, and sent in a petition
to the head of the police, but hitherto it has not led
to the result anticipated.
AUSTRALIA.

VICTORIA.
The latest datestolimliahlelboureewere sa follow , Eng-
land, Ail 6; gem Ittensisco, Miguel?; New York, June
26 ,• Capella. Myer 6; Calcutta, Janelo; Dumbly,
inlyrfl.
was not complete, 22 members
of the essoilly
Thompeelk r
st essetreitte hedger&
Dr. dr Impo Orkeig, bad been committed
to take lie Wel se dr leer drama court for a IRA on Dr.
=ldes Sake/ Mena% The bench admitted the
le be
_Moaddsing himself to be bound in 6004, end
two Midst in WS4
The innerly MOS litahlialei era in the Zel-
ler" e trawler ems Wedy erietarery or. tarry track
the mune het her nrelerbsrl thearrant the per odd
the 106 deptsishar with turnbable regMarity. The total
reerd tereare ihr Ike per wee 2,0",..' • epeeist teed'
g
end The error prodecid 1,007 Mel ;
the 1607%1711111.421. ; pat wed lessesser dor, 19,11141.;
lienwee, 1 L; 64,40 W.; asersneent on stock,
MOM ; Sass 13,7531. • tees ot mats,
tafaii.; bat me m% 1111, . • ceierlisneous, 40,572/.
bidet seelsma lbw is on inenese.ot 621,670 f. over the year
muddle Nth Isserrhsr 1666. The iollowiag branches
I dew • dereeme : NU 111644111161. ; port sad harbour
11426.11.70 L ;..I=s, ; seesement on stock,
willfier;seramstrlA,l4• 11.1.1w...1.8°; end ml:thole76lq;6B2l;uuter*". °1,T11714'10,-40i-6,:9:7""8261The. ;
, arstion etre eri, at bromistais for consumption until
rWl.bllll73llllwitch
11daser6M.Namambed"...711061.1411: tWebealaginill:TialefinnlailllSePsutuirewnoi:7ll
eiM *War kennebes d ark; but a stend7 buine" s," doing,
fefealkeissibl, for dr interior.
Tie iiiketl Arm: Or sanomeolo the discovery of a
leser = A need ed prelim' mineral bee been found
Prom a mist at Mr. Brown, metallurget to
Cr Abase Quarts drift Afro on, who states it
lie be • sere vskelie illsoorery, it appears to be
sairriadedellost at sapper, metallic gold, malachite,
re gCniegisbilies czabonateath. &tprieyr.,TtLe
peel et dr dirt ens ot copper in
nTteonnexica
mfr p.m mulal. Mr. W. Din= our informant
Obeinsdbeet a enewsondeldka cm quarts end =el-
prelleaxsoll la bet week's loweael), Mates that one
sperms by blia oesibird gold, copper, nickeluerna,
r,_; erli seipber, la erehlestica. There were no area
ot, eager, et tam eripluvre Mother."
Tien hee. bra • per era 6) a new gold field called
Dedj The quarts in dr of
rid to be very
rick. The Special oonliprolist et eof the liandhwet
say.:—" A bird at Mr. Bnineklels, of Band-
=1"311: about nine ihirif wok, ban out VOX meth of
gold. Re hes Ireestabb
sand pi& en to Illaniurst. Another
potion+ MI ea • Mi. ; dot Ihs• ales tea carried
on to lieranisse. Nasty dr the sionkares bi seerlim
sale die at the roah, raying del* on its an-
tra es it is ennownsied, *Shin • raw st 20 miles,
by Avow, Ray Hill, ilise=ek,AirZonees
Mount Cree
Bezedy Oak Bart Bet, nt
MoilisS librat KoaTegt Ikegewsr7Q a her ot little
gullies.
Aber three teas of Meek nursers have bra sent to
Melbas= her a okra an • Frets estate, fur ehipment to
Engird. Thie eldrart Yen experiment, to eserresin the
Each ease d Ike odds in its natural etre. It can be
ekederi, in dui insilly Iva whines this Mal* was taken,
la =in sr e.
it dr ismer/ dan lea bed of lime-
stone, eller Were mar been Ballara, een receive&
The elm bat s light Moo ober. Yvan
boa Woo oat of read dikter prom, gra=
that the materiel will be bead in Urge trearldes is that
locality. _

NEW SOUTH WALES.
We have Sydney fibs to tie 13th of October. The
re-eleetimaa coasesatenz the 'camshaft of Mr. Pease'
arra was do . Mr. Panne bed bra narred
for troode. the return °lidera. Nolo _Nay, sad
Dorval woe seadieral
subsdoubt. Plc idesa had
lose hie art dr thisi=lea.
The *kwet Oct. 13 rye, OWe bark
Are thibest =dray, meta. Or. V
of
New lied Weiss fa deloass apse; Or a aser aim Is
to be arra to the Dark ado •dedi,%raaod south ba-
ada; Om obis Oar Ciro* berg the at mayanition."
alliadZirt Pools lisawaybse lora thrown ova
for s• kr se Lloped.
mon of *a Ourne sr Nriaael leteatica
dr Or oar On Ire j ben pail Taw re Ed
Omar eurbliallboa Or gra fa Neel Ileedi Wein.
It is adeutad est sot has bra drcovanei war Yea-
loolle, nil Vat widow are at drir way to AArkids.
• Meal mpow sap that the quantity of bad oder
eultivalisa fa die ahoy brag the pout year is roar
than aro say edrerrar ma nod, and will Lao is
boos sok@ al paean far experation to thor seto
laise %so balleint tity for their ova ....
n. or October 8 labialise the
•. ° The amount of gold dot
=bp dr oar hem sot geld ilwing the
erkd eolith al deprrabsilre Me 32,253 ore.
Mr. Thersessered he the drat parrs of the
year was 21, sr. &O. 7 pe.• sad fir the quarter
sated the BOA to, %AI ea 1 *situ 201. Lra TO re-
tar 'froths& dr yield boa our own Adds is la.
. Then in sa tar
of about AO or. ca dr
Cbgpsertvr sad Mos ea ea the maid. 71te total raost
mead leibeigers.alas maths al the ,yepram ar Ire bra
74,110 to le 3go The sigievlA af geld eala hod
by the leydary lamb al the Royal lilatt.7.otyseter
wail dr lak of limarber, UK he. Oa
Woe ; oaths grNet paid ear isle dr
or establidoeld the are plod the prime of
omsa, 17.317 so west received dare the
amid Joe id rus 6010 ca: and for Noah If,
=1"..........,• a. Then ro dodo an boor of 2,637 co as
Oh the pesselag carster, art a demo of
Weil; ea earaperd Oh dr Mt quarter of the prima
year. The ohm st the era Wad daring the quart, taded
Joe 30 was 210,5001. ; and kr Meath 30, 633,0001."

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TASMANIA.
TM' SOLD Ewes.—There were one luesiked
at the Plaid gad hills to the first week of
bet: lb* tailed seettleas we rewarded with 121 ammo'
gal. The /Mewl Dew Advertiser, of October 7. ego
As • ham peel et We attest of the waribroas qualm
rah of the esktry,w Nay aridost that learn biae Wes
resolved to Isteamarresedad that the writer bed tread, las
distakt to the we net • &Wan et esteem
miles. A beg a wad easiraty is ea dor wie
te lava to test Ns wham; NA oisraisn, - "We see
es did est wespettat sad
Me reedval by the Tbrawleni= thenr! Mr.
esledvele the wde of las quirts of this caw., The
of
Simspselmeas Wm wistwesd, la the vldaty
Sim pWas bored •
the doubt the artdaty of
du lie whislisiepsdis elesidS la Oat lewdly, Several
et swede Inn ariNfitl to der. Wr
.Clarke
e=nesle, tad the lewd law preyed the truth althspw-
dleliams-ef Mr. Cities made awe lbw Ilre yews ego. ems
eta* leadow• *Med *wards at thirteen mums Mr the
lea. Ewa day Ws dab proof of the etchers of the
sired err
ewares et airbag, saly waiting proper sppilwass
drsit. tbelriatatimdie value."

Osaist Horny is, it is said, about to marry
the daughter of the Princess Trowbetskoy of St. Petersburg.
The Dasher Henrietta of Wurtemberg, mother
of thereignlag Queen of that country, died on the 2nd Inst.
This penman who wee daughter of the late Prinoe Charles
of Nassau Welflung, wee born on the 22nd April, 1780, end
was married to 1797 to Duke lads of Wurtemberg, uncle of
the reigning Zing, deceased in 1817.
Priem Adolphus de Sayer Wittgenstein Hohen-
dda, hem* wishtsr of Besse-Darmstadt in Austria, has
Jot diet asYlask 4 Tankkat.
Tan PA= AMICIILTITHAL Ezzarnoz.—The
Madam amoustaa that tie Universal Agetealtaral
Eahibi-
tha will, to eessaparre of the *zing of thultalulitices of
the The Arts Is the hith 4 Jon atom& Into let ad
tosdnos the Mt et Ida ea Rflikart ._111.6001:
The Tongan eel &Moths al infiIIMINIA lONI UR 10.
prodeikes me le tole ainve ken" the left to the Mk
(11°C • CORRIBTORDRRT) of Map NM the beim ids le ths sod at
and asseer4 reesalng plow OR titialtill"Jene
BERLIN, Jaw. 3. the via be mg. with the
Yesterday
_evening the first number of a new pub- am aa., Ia oe wawa, paw. or
lication, called the Bre.""e" Cervell"ede,ee, the at Vast% air The mis of the SveCIA um
third paper of the same class devoted to the interests piece enloseaosody. Poor &Mot to to•
of the Stock Exchange, appeared, and war imme- galled to Doke too& thir &Men Moo the Oa 4
diately seised by doe police, on account of some Al" Aber to lb. KW" Affrieeton aol °Tar?
expremons in the opeam,g article on the present taritisesi.." thetherc"dadmisuisethsir;=°,l44,... arniivad
warlike appearsees of Mire between PruasM and to a a„sirds, si the
er
Switzerland. Herr tauter, the proprietor, imam- ow* aloha
diately went to the Minister of Police, Baron to
1402VOLZ 111.411 h..--We hare received intelligcs•
Zedlitz, but not hag aide to Sod him, proceeded to le as sad wapber Ss Mai= lalmiatat__
whore,
the Minister of the Interior, who reconmended him Ms edom, bo
rot
ss
to send a written representative to the hood of the trizzithlitu,„,,,vill=l,d"'s,7,,w.l-7,:a mod
police. Fe Sumter, navelwort's not to be pot off so frosA bomb ei by wq mesa wesdeem7
easily, and, though it wee pest 9 o'clock in tie sa
he went to the palace of the Prince of PrZio,"lll4 eeeller the
hirertheer %Mew"