The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-22 00:00:00

RITISH CONSULS IN THE BLACK SEA
PORTS.

A letter from Bt. Petersburg, in the 11limas of
this day, says The English government has
again raised the question of the consulates, which,
accorti;ng to the Treaty of Paris, ought to be esta-
blished in the poets of the Black Sea. The cabinet
of St. Petersburg has declared that Russia is ready
to fulfil all her engagements the moment England
fulfils hers. When the English fleet has quitted
the interior waters of Turkey, no obstacles will be
reved to the installation of the consuls."

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

News has arrived that the commission for tracing
out the boundaries of the Danubian frontier reached
Jassy on the 6th. The letter bringing this intel-
ligence states that the winter rains seem likely to be
over sooner than anal this year, and that tho la-
boors of the commission may probably terminate by
the end of February.

An official despatch has been received at Paris to
the following effect:
.

"BAODAD, Drc. 22.
" An English proclamation has been posted here,
explaining the causes of the rapture with Persia.
" An English fleet of forty beats and two steam-
frigates had arrived before Boahire. Ths town was
not in a date to resist."

The Elberfold Gazelle announce, an approaching
publication of the Prussian cabinet relative to the
whole affair of NenfehateL There will be therein

etated the

of the trial of Neufchatel,

as the accomplishment of the preliminary condition
called for by the Prussian government, and it will
be declared that Prussia is ready to enter into nego-
tiation for the definitive settlement of the question.
A note has already, to this effect, according to this
journal, been sent to the cabinets of the great
Powers.

Le Nord, of yesterday, concludes a lengthy article
upon the settlement, with the remark that Switzer- '
land, by her praiseworthy conduct, will " without
doubt pin the independence of Neufchatel, which
Prussia would certainly have refused to revolution-
ary interests and passions, bet which, now having
obtained all the sotiafaction she asked, she will, with-
out much resibtance, grant, at the solicitation of the
Powers, and in the general interest of European
order."

The Grand Council of Geneva has voted a decla-
ration to the effect that any arrangement of the dif-
ference respecting Neufchatel which has not for its
starting point simultaneous concessions on the part
of Freesia and Switzerland, will be contrary to the
honour of the country, and unworthy the represen-
tatives of the Swim people.

THE EAST INDIA MAILS.
(IT sLacraw TZLIOZAPII.)

Ilse Indus, with the East India nail, has just
arrived. She arrived to sight inside the Needles, lot woe
unable to ones si the river owing to • done log. She left
Melts on dr lab, end Oftesitar en the 11th he. Amiss*
he wigs is ere& in the value et shoat 1,4011. Ms
Peels d last we. to Lertass. The way he wags
le seam' seem. the demi al Esrotke, is etstband intim/
Rape. The Wert tram law provided do mom of law-
yer*. The Igyptien groin nerkst f. date awing to air
vamosbis row* nes Ewes* The expeillea Is mists
the issue al the Nils it simperbod, alter speeding 12,030/.
of the Viceroy's sooty. lone ammo Ins bout done to
elsippteg at Gaither, wile to the bad weigher. T►s
Belga brislings* Nestrime ls grand, end the Brig&
torque Atpla ass wag a Usk.