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

r gb, Oxpreoo. admilmme /limos ma, find Wafts OS" 1•• We Alai al Wet sillsoles. Ilea WATIM A? MIMI WM. Ts DAT—Honk& TX 8i5.........iihnis lk. I. Tossask—ilorig. U 6 Ift—......aaSlSk lk• Ws• LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN MANY 1. Timor everybody mys use oetaaion that the divides a time into years k for moral Wain, purely arbitrary, everybody goes 'en dividing his own llb into yam hem his birthday, end that of the muse. pity from New Teen Day. Am we pow aid indi vidually, we woe ism mil km he oar birthdays, end peeler letting tin elms of lib flew amble idly and etraogly, wMs t asides the sanest by ay ad tidal integrities t bet the mew* of abuses is applied, now sod thew, to the very mid, wren if the term be a hundred yews In the owe (Intim there ems be no aunimioa el the memaremeet for hie. tory, is its early store, can hare ao other rods Whoa the time caws for say portion of Watery to Mee its philosophy, bum Oars cane to be mos lasted by phone, political and moral, or by his. Wed periods ; bat the tale of social stoke cut be obresiele before it an ripe into history ; sad the years out be stopped sad qesstioasol so they pass. All Europe is dots; tido at this =wait ; sad Nelda, sold De sere Warman tbsa the ossoporisos, if we meld but mho it, .ot the molest= of the interro gatories of suit attics. What alight such a sespari soca stilt throw upon some of the post, sad some ifttb of the totsre! In several continental sountries the outward ob unseen of the day are meek alike. Visiting every body me home, giving and resolving premeds, girls' sad swirls, nehmen sad geed wising, sad seeing festive appeusacos as every head—seek are the obeervaness is ematries whore Catholicism preserve' tradition. It is or this day at Bt. Petersburg and Marrow, at Paris, Madrid, Timm, Berlin, Tagus, and Stockholm What thoughts and feeliage .indeslie the selehentioa P I. St. Petersham there le Meshy is finding messy for presents, and eneertalaty about what is to be doom cm the nest omission, if the eosin year is to be es dark as theist. Then is the Name talk of victory that there was a year ego; but the engimeeriag poles which surround the city prophesy siege is ..mist. The penalties of siege, in the dearth of salt and other mesmerise, and the failure of trade, have hem hard to hear for seamy mesas. What will siege in earnest be— siege of the city itself P--is the question whisk sehody soy nitro amidst the mew-year festivities, hot which the preperatices far cirosmallatios is bath of the capitals mat suggest to every mind. The fall of lan is as their lips, as it well may be; for it is their single it.. of good fortune ;Mem the war begas ; bat the soosimitioe of Yen will give this as more of what they most pressingly want—see, and powder. Eves the truest Muscovites, who uphold the inviecibility ef Ram* must pea into the fetus with some anxiety to know what twelve maths will do towards proving their point. In Poris, there is no saying how many and what strange sodas, an floating in people's aiade seder the dolmen and silage* which the Imperial will has Emma over petal. affairs sad the press. who have ccerespoodeato is epic who then is smithies impa molly meisiactis in dm •wiligeae., ressociablessis of the nodose Moat on public affairs, is the absence of radium. Irma the press and public disseislue. The ruler who adopts snob a mode of ipiammat is answerable, not only for severity in pedilleg desk olinme as spreading labs news and so forth, bat lir the assess themselves. That is main la the world more false at this mewed than slims et the Mises and expectations ettertsined by *s very best MSS sad wanes is Paris who as no wiser ties the utilise' sed moat unsteady as long as all memo of knowledge ere winded Whoa infer nation sad planes fall, the usual 141100109 is to look beak sad ase what the Est rum% mak did whim to him empire was new. In this way it is that Paris has got it lake its Mat that Imes is going to lends Prmia Macedistely—new, in the middle of wiater, in ceder to seise the Mine sad asses the Rhoda protium,—Heaven haws why! The board has come home, sad the old ttiressow dabbled sad maimed in the Rhenish provisoes; so, Prussia is to be immediately birthed. At the sexes time, there are ethers who say that, es far frees phagiag late • Osman war, de Itemise is best as pees with Reeds herself. Ii the midst of the &nip, the proposition of a Cca glee &European potions** bursts over the beads of the gossips Wm a theaderalep. It pets quite • difiereat order of ideas lab everybody's head. met propesiiies iti we imagine, distinguishing Ms New Tear's Day hem every other for these forty years pate, is msay Serepesa countries. There *probably a stupid wish that it may ease true in the abide of Dermas Primer, great and email, in tie despotic Italian Courts, sad probably in Spain. Lag LZOPOLD Y perhaps pawing the day in pon dering the easier. The yeast Kis; of Posarnoet day be pleas*, bow to conduit himself is the ma saltation ; and OSCAR of Sweden ie somewhat 'axiom shout his reception, after what he has just been do'sg. Masatishe then ie as almost passiolsts wish ameag the peoplea (who are by no maim to be Tepee mated is that amiably nor any other) that the pro. *Moo may be entertaised, and Milled. They know that the emiliet between liberty and despotism will assume Its tree form, and dad its proper grosad, from the bear when the alining somreiges ef Europe undertake to settle the rights and liberties of Europe. Their fear is that the heirs is too good to be tree; sad, indeed, they may be pretty eenfideatly mound that the Norm will never take plan. And bow gee. the New Year's Day with no mean time We ham sit the fetes of the Coatinent, nor tha universal kolidapmaking. Here sad them the doors of eliminating churches are open, sad in rimy priiate bone* there see family gatimprinp and mosso*. able ealebratioes. Time is so " fain news,* or nothing to speak et. Everybody known of the fall et Earn and talks of dadieg out whose doing it 111.11 S. Everybody rejects the project of a Negress of sovereigns, sad km* at the idea of our esmiller tioual Qualm Joining a ocuusil of Men who semi their people es a had of iii. sleek, to be provided for sad assedvd. whams she has the hewn et bay. lag for a people subjects at the Law, whereof site is the representative. Or uppermost thought this New Year's Day is that oar dsty is clear before as, and that we ere, aimed to a man, resolved to de it. We have dose a geed deal within the hot twelve menthe. Ws have dissevered, acknowledged, sad ratified ems ortiourfaidts, and are actively on the track for the reetifiestion et others. We have leaned to a certainty that Husk is sot what she prat ads ti be--that. indeed et kin iavineible, she appears to be se Isere able to ague in hit ight—that ale ten be humbled through her military repetition,' bAIIMINENI•11. onty..Wo bits a One aadexpandini wasionto, abandon' capital, plastifol energy, and a along and united will. By SOW of lbw we hart sista from MOO 'Wiliam§ Anew tbaa before ; and we area to sermewat time librell rams* sad to ris anti asouly to the blight of ow great argussat—d wagssot ovw the earewivegitit of &gotta& We In Ni. of anise ear way. If sometime chase to 031116 op to the strife with their pietas' in their train, well and good ; the work will be men done. 11 .. _ the sewage@ Meg bask, the peoples will o=o up without them And it tiny meld set—lf lees and chains kept then back—we would go on alone, knowing that • goad sense is nessenrily intenertal, and that beads and Whom of those things which moth sad rust destroy aid eat away, sooner sr later. What every min hie to do, as the grist duly el the New Year, is to help to for. sate a Partionsat as the wilco nay trust and fully ressgalin What we have to do as a people is to see that war heads aro kept slaw kw our sawed week —our amp of liberty kept akin of spies and traitors, aid oar spirit of self-denial and resolution strengthened and dissiptined by every year's and every day's experience of what it is that we have undertakes to achieve. We have now to amain a Dow year for Itiatary. It east, %seam it nay, be a sable aas. MAIN the sail Arca the United States triage.. eloodea of • Speaker, sad , aosesgeently. no Memaie. 4t the awe of tie thirteenth day, on the sixty-earth ate, the snow-Nothing and Democrat (salaam steed sandy where they did when the maims mail was despatched. The minority, which is determined to tempt of neither of dim osatineoll to throw its votes sway epos cendidata who have not the shadow of a area. Without a Jae seek a state of affairs shows the pre endeent disuse of the Asglallormsn Taos kc sentadve institadone. Aa ...ably mama of men of say other raft (Dutch and Geneses nosepted) would have hese at ash other's throats keg before • sizty-fserth veto add have beat alma Bat the AngioNerman phiegma—oonfirmed and improved, it would Riper, by the soil and climate el America— clings to the forme of law ender uy moat of teasing aid provosatica. The opining mesa of this everaseseable (Sagan datum to be chroaieled by the Bladrieee easalist of Now York—the honor tat Keicansoczna. The pertinacity of the *outset is priestly intelligible. Prudent Ptiaca's party have hew roatd-♦mitts hip ad thigh at the elm . dons by new esabinations ef politikas t bat ea meeting in the Muss of deniably they dad the relapse central phalanx of their victorious adver saries sat seilloostly wanes to fora as absolute - i d the Ram They therefore entrench babied the ecestitudseal prescript wWt add= that a Bpselei ma Italy be sleeted by the atm of as absolute majority. Be. oohed to give up not an Wok of ground if they Can blip, they laugh to ow, within this impregnable the repeated assaalte of their adversaries. "Small bias to thee," a native al the sister Weed woad say. It is their wty's Let chance far plass mil Its emoisamesti. bowl .roe, like the 'whim of oar first parents from Pendia, ▪ 11. etersaL It is ea in haw nature, Woe sash circumstances, to lean a meg berth Wen pulled out of it by the rest. Bash au 111111110111 play of patience has not been witnessed is this weld since that recorded in the old Scotch ballad el " The Barris' ri the Door." The exultation of the pest, which tires the other oat will be se exuberant as that of the geed Ws who, when her hubend—threatened to be shaved with " puddin'-brie," sad to have his wife kissed before his face—omld keep 'Hew or longer— eave three skips oa the fl en : " Yee, whoa the feiemeseweed., penes, List sisal bar the loaf." This obstinate coated is a good sign of the pram* roue °maim of the United States, both is their foesign and domestic relatioaa. Did an enemy stand at their ;stem were a emarasesial gals impendieg. were a servile war raging in the Soothers States, the elsotioa of Speaker would not be span out to ma a length. All other oonsidera dons would he Aug to the winds in order that Games alight pressed without delay to moose' ateasmen for averting the danger. But the liaised States have pesos within their borders sad beyond them. With ample elbow-nom is their ex tensive sad thinly peopled territory, with an ample field of remanerative employment for a doused times the capital and labour they ma menimad— ma have no tempted*. to civil broils; sad unless they Imes a quasi on ISM Amiga amigo, so peep* or Oeveranseat have anything to gsl by muskies them. The salmi meetings of their mpesentatime are devoted to routine bedews, whisk might stand over for a year or two without seriously injuring them. They are the *idea lotaresters of the modern worlds they ma afford to iadalge in leisure sad pooreatinatioa. Puler' si Mow is georini. The nations of the Old World have the wolf ceastently at the door, and Rost dearly able any wisest of precious time they let slip. Praideat Pizacs, however, appears to be 'ethic( baptised. He wishes to see the testogesetioa of who is to be Speaker decided one way or another, and hes how oadgelliag his brains for sons ccestitational wade of eeseciag the House of Representatives into decided &Mien. To this we Wants his delicate ie. sianaties to one of the ambers of the Hosea that if the sleeks is protracted Rath leapt, he will base to send two Hangar instead, of ose. To an Ileroplea issagiaatioa the threat is appalling. One Mossap of the ordinary length appears to as a savers trial of patisace t how aay mortal amid *adore two at ease belies ear powers of eacceptioa. If the Round Representatives as esatemplats the prospect of having two Manages to read with enehakea equaissity, the cane 1. hopeless. THE REVENUE RETURNS FOR 1866. Us Iteveatie Mates for the year and qoutee ended Slat Deeetaber—pabllebed is another eels= —present little natter ter remark. They merely tell what everybody seat have szpoeted—that there ie a. material variation is say awe et the reesipte, ex. opt the seisms frost the booms tax, whisk are nearly deeded I and that the balsam fax which " dedeleasy bills " will have to ha loud durum the quarter that sestassoas to day is rather heavier thaw mil Erriono LAWS Marva. or Bricri.—A letter hen reedeed per tbe Annie% eseteasse the arrival at *et pest et las Majesty's ship &Asa; hen Von Cm, with 2,i/1000Mb. fir jegissi-400,000 To SINUt et divklmode. ber eroveree, lad bit ammo &Maces; salve are meelved that she abffill be 104 s r it ealabeicia, if ad Alt sal 4 ▪ t• wilabsom beit ur Whatever ethers may gag bold will, mita ear tr th774;agie — by !Id* es a laden, the live, aid *Ave, artiliive - - oar bolsi. Wo asa do ors will is a good caw. We have assat as wit woad. Aso& Oa loot wit , may sot yet Ws got tato its right place. Ws hare sot oaly spick, bat alroady As body of a flu x EXPRBI3B, TUESDAY riiiimoo at eotsvt. •t, , --•-- Via. mat 481 : 6 * Prin i lbw isieg. bi Prima Zealot •Pidleb• gas, sat Ns. P. G. D.dd bad the bar ea tdaeablbari to • Ito Chola sad Prim do e Albert Weeded lay pow Majesty row Zios of 130 Aasbiaa Mlalq L4Tived s ta=7 oB = Ina tM eaat at Thomas Palmantaa. Tba aril& mad Naamaitaa Makin bas itat Lemke lb= a W$ to Mamma Palimal" at bad& Hie Fseelleasy the Hanorwien Meister arrived at the molasses et the logetlem, la Oteneeew pies', yee• NNW efewasea, from liabeitts Ceade, the seat of the Duke et Ileashester. The Coaster ISOM Kiebeeasegge will lends ea s visit to the Dubin it Ileaeheseet he sew U.. trier. Lard sad Lady Edward Thymus arrived I . town, _ _ Redassilay lri. frees the But of Cerdisaa's. at Dna Perk, sad bate vials WI fee &miles Abbey, the seat of the Duke of loseleish, la the New Pews. A atairtibeetel .theme (says the Gliagow Daily Wail) is sadeedsod le be molested betwesa the youthful Memel' of Leaks sad the Left Berea loamy, elder &wetter of the fileaquie of Delisevele. The Murquis is ea kis esters bees lons, sitar whisk the 'melds are =plated to be celebrated. Ms lordship's Mates la Irliabargh, SO.- burgh, sad Bikinisee estieseled to yield 40,0004. pie We (14niserugh Mail) believe we at. eeneet, lam tre seats dot IM Earl of li.. Ms invested esmethiag Uks 106,0001. is the emstresllm of the Duedsik sad limir ktUm U.. of mirs. Of this smut MOON. was seek dews. TM Bight Hoe. W. G. Haytor, boo gives 401. to the toads et the Wells Ile'heals' Isetttute, tubs *speeded ht Woke THE REVENUE. No. L—AN ABSTRACT OF THE NET PRO DUCE OF THE REVENUE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, in the undermentioned period', ended December 31,1866, conspired with the careered lag period, et the preceding year. •-•WP 0 -1 r f it rp t!ii No. IL INCREASE and DECREASE in the Quarter, Nisi Yeadei sad Year sated Deeesabee 31, 1866, ea eautpareil tellk the eserespeadiai periods of the prece3ll4 year. ilfillf ! ilF i ? !!. i: I w f. - sliEs I Pi I- I 1 il t i ll /I Of r. SI el -4 . II i : 1 1 % iPI F-1. ki li, / iti i Le.i I I 1 1 1 _ it a 1 P No. lIL—AN ACCOUNT SHOWING THE NEI ACCOUNT SHOWING AND °TUNA IaDZIP Dossaimw USA De saetlND Mow id ills Onsilke Quarter, Wises. wilt tb. Aught it Marg. -- ..rib; real f; Del Mo w ~~~rM~~i~ri~ .tz: MOM ------ Mt Irmo nalleal la de gaud, sada Ikesaitatlll, Medal shaga MuulaL 14,1311,101 Adeaddedeed SOM. la tale WI tar d Assmetiseksgarsllb ei ropply) bead la dediarlet lDesewhar N. I knead NEW la de Qain - er dad Doodad Il e 11$14 viddasat et Addams far Pads Weida he— 411.111 1111V111 Bekaa% bidet Ddallasy ea de Med Desedlar4ll4, edar Cas:e•GraMpey di la It nerd SI. aid to Meld 16411,1111 ROY (Delleiney) W be dad la last 11.111.71. Amu* aggiiall est at go 2411 Imo* 244112 emir 1114 4 14 eir isd~142 ( Ir A t i akd5111.41.114. 8 WAS eft of Omedidsi Is Smlsis 14 On Cluirtir 1144. SI. 1161 141112.1112 Chop 41 lb' Cursll44l4ll Fowl 1. w Qmerar taM Dumb, 11, 1214 411.: lalosel2ll, linmelat Debt AMMO Toirile .. Mune at i rbsquer (24/4 1 / 4 44 ) 112 *NI Mir 022.11.1111:41119116111141 For! 111112 1624•14 Pails UMW Lam le 11.411•14. MAX /pies Wow IMAM the Mao of all Oarodidaid Fire. tot :be erns, mead Do. 111. lan, As. : moos' _~ JANUARY 1, We. a INTELLIGENCE.! ‘ll l*f 1 1 . 1488/AN CIRCULAR: , ;4 4 ,4 m ilighse °catboat! 10- MON All 0 , r. . "BIRLIN, Mose& a A *koala, emanatisg from the Imperial Beetof tit. Petsisbarg, and dated Deo. "wigs tame that the Emppror easeants to the third OM of the parantass adopted at the Vienna conformism if laterpntod in the following limner : • 1. The principle of the doling of the straits to be maintaised. a 2. No military lag to be admitted into the Black Ilau, empties that of the naval forme whisk Salmis and Turkey may mutually deem oonvenisat to keep there. • L The quota at them forme to be died by a dinot unilantanding between Ramis and Turkey without the ostemildeputicapatioa of the other Powers." RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. (TRANSMITTED IT OUR DIRLIN MONDLL The Feelleeee ha oemileaded Count Peroffiky, Matter of Amasses, to hese a fresh prodssiatios to the plumate of the wows doeulas, selling on them to rain a mooed corps of sherpshooters, to beer the same of the Imperial family and d.bad Holy liouda who* the enemies of the orthodox faith. As loperiel abase orders a new erisage of copper to the enema of three million of silver midi% to be osoneloold es secs as the hese previously ordered 'ball have boa completed. Dso. is. The Ministry of War has today advertised for tenders for the supply of 139 complete mortar carriages, and fittings for an immense umber of others. All me to be delivered early is the spring. 6,280 sets. of ordnance us to be delivered at Arch. angel. The eassnalat this port is ready to contrast for the delivery of 200,0001b5. of Remise lead. Similar advertisements are appearing daily In the Geselte. (most ova IIXII7/0 WARSAW. 8011IDAY. The gourmand has ordered a eoeissatation of the robot (essegalsory &venom of the pupate on the lards' demesne, psysteate is kiad, &c), tensisable I. dune yearn EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Crum ova OWN PARIS, _IIOIIDIT EriNINO. Thu Amman at two o'clock all the beads of the Nallsealleaerds of the Setae sad of the garrison of Paris deseshhed li. tile Tuileries, to gite their Ms jestka a skiesde ea the ere of the New Year. The Eu.parer sal Empress appeared is the balcony of the Pavilion 6 . !Maim& . The &Sweat bads executed several symphonies and overture'. The National Guards began, sad Were followed by the Imperial Owe, the Chides. the Geri, de Paris, and the infantry or the lime. ' " Portant pour la grim" urea .e.eundt tos ta.• ethe Import.; shwa, and loudly applauded by the o. - w oman. The Emperor frequently ep• planded the performances. At the Beim, the speculators who had bought in a harry on Friday eveniag, on the strength of the report of as armistice, found reason to repent of their telly. The Emperor's epseah, after making all doe allowance for the maiden ea which it is spoken, is mosidend as 'warlike is Geoid well be. These is sot a wed to menteciance in the meet remote way say ex pectation of a speedy poses, and the marrow of it is a strong exhortation to the troops to "keep their powder dry." The settlement is the Rente was exesedingly heavy, and a fall took place of 46e. for cash, sad Bk. for acamat. It is serious that the Four- H a lf per Cents., in however. little business is dons, roes No. Credit Moblllsr was pretty well supported, in 1:441• smear* of the news from Madrid. The new gas amepany's shares wares gnat weight upon the market,' pople who had bought scrips at a! prosaism being obliged to submit to mermen lames. Railways ram calmer, at somewhat lower quotations. The Mossitagr of today contains a swiss of tan berms, awarding the following Asia premises to rack is the Logi= of Bowan namely : M. Abbetueet. Keeper of the Beals ; M. Trap loath Presi diot of the Same; AM Gement the Doke de BeIM Mato, thoster, to be drool Comm Meson. Billie% Minna of the Warier ; Forted, Mann of Patin Intrudes sad Winds ; Rooker, dinner of Canateree, Aideeltste, sad Polio Weds; de Duke de Buns., Greed Chenbnials ; the Doke of Cembschres, Gesell Mester of thew Ceremeatse; sad Rear- Molest disillsie. Dieseler si the CAW'S sad Chiof of the dal es the Wainer of Kerne, tote Greed Olken. M. Mansard, Um Inman Spasm, sad Mar M the Cabs at ; saddle Gun de Nisawerkarke, Diresior-G.eirel if the irlse Art le the Ispeten household; b) be Cow meats. HI. Wilma Priao9 Loafs Lade* Banana% ; du Coast do Calmest Li Font; M. Dalin% Haan ; M. Voinafroy.C.ossaillat of Stan ; .ad Coast Bacciadd, Fait Casaba:lan ; to be Mons. N. de Hamelin, Councillor of Biota; tho Butes of Versions sad of Most ran, Pnfoote of the Palacio ; Mbe The lasi strived at Mend Hes this Isere with whims hen Cesetaatieeple of the Nth, owl hem the Crimrs of the Mil Danube,. The Zeekik skews Takes, whM► loft the Cram is the hit of Deseaber, hie ales whoa, with 200 seldom es bawd. The Dub of Smomayst, formerly Anatomist at Lemke sad Pub, statialttett suicide ea the 26i inst. at Madrid. Re bad beta eaffering for may yeast frau violist Meeks of goat. A Pori; correspondent writes to the Gamete de Bream : —.. I Wes tram a geed seam that Om Emparrir Me *dammed s phew Imam is Admiral Fismalia. Ma'am at Marisa, la Ida* kis Majesty imprimis a &Mrs or me die Fraasik am prikpered tolan ieli .... is ski appabelaiag e;;las et West 91 e - emier-leatesad 160 gaabeete,iseteed - 7,1 die 6 vessels of die tome. sad 96. t the Was whisk have beta employed up te this time." _ _ _ _ . . Letters trout Jerusalem state that the Lade Patties= boa =elle= the Belli= dsooretlos et the Ce= seeder et the Oyler et Leepold. The OMB et the Caw weeder bee aloe bees elves te she Clovers= et Paloothae, whese =eosin et the Dee de Drabs= Me sot bees ?swab's. A letter from Bieherest to the ifireure Je &wok, ups :—" The Metropolis= here has eseved a dew= to bo re= is ell the ebarehos, &Merin the surlap Wye= M. Alt:sada Pillipeeee s.d the wee= aught= et the Prise= Meekest= Ghlks le be sell aid =M on seemed _ _ _ of tle grevie;a bratriege of Me broths, of bridegroom MUm Maui dater al Um bride—tire Melberg Mies *ea serried to two Men. TM priest 'be performed the mar riage anevarey bar Mesa napeadmi, mid tb Mob" duos& abet a minimal reeler be Mattered maim alemader Mimes owl Ms wife. Mare is is Mm la Walkable, lemma, Mjertily a kid of this kimiL" irlp;ir . **r4p, CHINA. THE OV4EMLND MAIL. We have ?salvager dispatches, brought by the Overlaid Malljrsa India. The dates are—Calcutta, Nov. 22; lissifiy, Deo. 3; Shanghai. Nov. 8 ; Cas ten, Nov. 18 ; Hong Kong, Nov. 16. The following is from the Bombay Tinos of Dec. 3 : a The fortnight is berm of intelligence The flan thals are still in the field, bat do not appear to have committed any further outrage. Pews rigor through out India. The great city of Herat, es the Afghan or waters frontier of Penis, is said to have bees captured by the Persian., or, Inca properly speaking, perhaps, to have bon a side over to than by its cruelly oppressed inhabitants. It was the aoudad of the Shah against Herat, where his troops were kept at bay for a twslvamestb, and afterwards felled by the gallantry of Pottinger in 1838, that was made the pretext of the first Afghan war. The Persiaa moveasut is ascribed to the eg ged:es of Russia, u is every great dis turbance in Central Asia, by the English. The emissaries of St. Petersburg, knowing our weakness in this matter, are constantly playing on oar credulity, by inventing rumen of an andel. So long as the Persian Gad is navigable for oar steamers, the Persian cloudlikee ere at our inertly. Within a mouth of the bine of the order to that efbet, Teheran mould be garrisoned by a Bombay array—and England could desire nothing more in the way of humiliation for the Gar than the attempt of a Russian form to reach India. “ The icemen embassy returned to Rangoon on the 30th of October ; they were treated with much respect and sonsideratioa, but the Mac is said to have declined entering into any treaty. Me Gover nor-Gene& returned to Calcutta on the Roth of No comber, having on his way from Madras sojourned ,for stew days in British Berndt. The gement ore dition of Oude has not improved, an annexation mum inevitable, General Ostrava having been de sired t 6 met the Clevernoo-Oeneral at Calcutta pee =to the settlement of the final po li cy to be ” A 60-gun screw steam frigate has been ordered to be laid down in Bombay for the service of the Indian navy. She will oast from 100,0001. to 160,0001. bellsen being flt for sea, and be maintained at as snarl cheeg. of about 60,0001. The Pee r! sad Amsys just finished, the former still without els=most lave cost betwixt them a quarter and the charges of the three new vessels will add 120,001. a year at least to the expenses of the Indies navy. "IllaiseDeakissa, Bengal Infantry, fleet assistant to the Isaident at Hydrabad, hie been appointed &sidewise Banda. Lord Mphiestone leaves Bom bay to-morrow on a tour of inspection to Osserat, sad will be absent for about six weeks. Lord Harris is at Madras. " Yesterday. the Red of December, was observed throssboat India as a day of Belem thanksgiving for the moms* that have attended ear arms in the Crimea. Oar native fellow-subjects in Bombay also held similar services in their places of worship. "The mosey market is tighter, and stooks have given way in value; the p ps loott s of oar import market are not encouraging. There hoc Ma some advance in freights to Liverpool sad London." MILITARY INfELLIORNCE. I CAIDALTEMII Ni DIXIE IN INDIA /INCH SEE DI:PASSIM Kau" *it — 2U -- Boiamir.--Assistaat.airgion R. J. Russell, 16th Rsul meat Native Infantry, at the Preeldeser, ea the 20th November. - 11ariithi; —Lteatemat Bidttq Free& Tamer, 39th Regiment Native lataatry, at the FNMA Berths, ea the 6th November. Bascom. —Coleael B. Browse, Artillery, at Peshawar, cm the 30th October. Lteatemat Colossi Start, 4.1a1 N. L. 1, tear Meant, ea the 10th November. BOMBAY. Deo. 2. TM Overuse MU et Y.. 111 Oak 0...w...A A...mm=4r., toes - es ea the Mead of the 26th November. par redraw mad Oriental aSsamer Pottiest. Our sweey market dudes the fortnight has became if Sag a little tighter, met although rates of Surest at the blab resale eamateted, yet we an of opiate a rite is rates nest take passe Noe. &oat geseedly has gives way in slue. We regret sot I. he this to report say lassevessat I. the 'mediate of sr bass tsar lue Me teems piss seeds and British asealsorayee. Al though ems stoesis tramestious sh have eceurred, ries has T dedieed.xl is irtier, led T. "hake yew ire pur grey chased with great entice, lied de se realise = pries. Coloured and white goods eta sly be disposed of at a great sainifice, and to the whole it is es peel ble to emotive a sore eneatisfastoty state of Shin. Oar — ssrtst for metals Is la s sin/lady doprososd ex alas. . . Rzcsins.—Ratker son stifle, has prevailed lately is anis woof. onerel Lunen time having sada purchases r the pries of ones gradually &Sind. Rates may mow 19 Wild tor Bina. earn Polarawatty,aad Viands, at Ross 80 to 82 per Camel , for Dhollora mud Cocain at Repass 83 to Si, sad for 1 , Rases 77 to 78. Faunas ham adenoid, sad misak to Liverpool sow Omni 31.6 e. sr tea for autos. To Loam, 31. 10s. To Chia. to. rate is 161 per Caady. lixosattom—Bastualge as Ragland for the Mall °pond at the following notation :-2s. 1 7.16 d. to 2.. Isd, In first oleos ands, sad 2. 1 948th to 2a. Isd. for decussate, and at these rates a fair amount of bonne was treamaotod, bat towards the dos rats adenoid 1 per int. tea the alms quondam. Oa Calcutta wa nets 8.. 1011 at sight, sad Ba. 99$ at 80 days' eight. Oa Madras R.. 1001 at sight. on par at 30 days' sight. Oa Chin 80. 218 at 80 UP' 61 8 91 . CALCUTTA, Nov. 22. Nadas hoUdays hating again iaterforod with lb. coves of basins, the past 6r ht has sot hoes marked by say &sneaks. Them has sot hen ray uncial slteratioa ia the nein* of ose nowt market, supplies of all demijo hns of praise, with, puns, as. or two eseptioss, bah, maths seamy ; provioss prier ban bee. saistaised. No naming' whatever of haprommeat la tho weary ranks have bon visible. Oar trade la pastel is still suffering hem the scarcity of stoney. Etc —Doing lb. last two or three days large operatioss have takes plass at the tohowiag quotatiose 24. li4. to 2.. 2d. ; Donssat Bilk, 2s. 21d. to 2s. 2id. ; Baas Post Bills, 24 Oil. to 2s. ld. Plaammes.—A fair smut of business has toss doss for Estop during the past fortaight. Tor Loados rice an wheat have bout spy* at 61., .ad sons at 6 gains, sad ia seen imams at 61. 7s. ed. per toe. For Liverpool. a ship was tans up last week to Garry 900 toss of rice at 61, and 400 toss of ;eta at 41. !sumo —The saint has hen waist. Oessakaally a sale or two of smell punk is »sorted. M. N. sad Co., 103 Mists, Reacher, at Rs. 180; sad P.D. 60 chests, JONI% at Re. 176 8 0, ere the sales slaw our last. CHINA. The following is from the Overland 11l and of China of Nov. 16 : Ezosptiss the den:union of saute thouseads of pirates by British ships os the coast, we bevel little of stints, mat to tall of es kaowa to be fact. Animal Cantos, for • large circuit, the coustry is mammal ; sad will so doubt esstisse so instil 'Berths gatkeriag Is of the harvest. De espitatio* of the desoascod proceeds with less eakrity, mad may sow, we ars told, be Mated at es avenge et 300 • week. lilestiage of the elders of villages sad bailing shimmies. its Waisted se by the authorities. tutelar pi el ponnisry mast; mane bevies to be farsid of the names et say knee se have spokes of the local pvers swat is • mislay:A s k is vary the eseseson of Hoe Alskb, the el the se the Males river last year. AMO PI TE, is ems sessowt. el* Isseefesr Wok vie. Chem Abbey. Weddellieg pie" Tepestre end Lestsiusow, be is Weevers' at Man slew See. e welled wink es the wens side el IL weasel. Bp esether report be is acting is esseett with 'hide who* !tsetse events Hosea. Heepeb, Kissed sad Kwesgel. eve sew astatine the peel's. of Kersaetsvg. sad at this pretest seessest eye I. be forced is tbevleleityelLiesehewma liee,abost 160 WINN N.E. tress Coates. Woos Abey, the Chief of the party that took Palettes lest year, is said to lave bees killed is a meat esiapmost. But the dificulty of wrists, at say tbiag I. the shape of • solid hat about the lumina& or defogs of either party, is very daficult. CANTON AND SHANGHAI MARKETS. Sz AID BOLLION.—Caatea. NOV. 19 —Om Loa. deo, 4 to 4.10; lad* 221 to 226 Rs. ; Cassias dallany 27 pa not prom lisag•Yoad. Nov. 14 —Oa Loads., ILK ranstbe algae, 4.94 ; siget, 4 4; is ladio. 220 to 112 14. l on 100 doh.; is Brassy sad llslbearao, 30 dars' debt, 4 74 ; Shipp's, 1 on coat. pens. Slaaritas. Nov. 6 Oa Lvadow.ll.7l toe 7, ; ea ladla, 204 to 307 Rs. ; drafts M Cameo, 274 pr nat. Anoint. Isalia. Nov. 9 —Oa LIMNS. sir soatko. 4 74; 34 4474' debt. 4.64 ; w Cantos, 4 por seat. peso. OPunt.—Coatin, Nov. 13.—Now Pam, 4374 deb. Is 440 dolt.; sow maw, KI) dof.M 4K Ws. ; 11,4104, 446 ANL ; Tukey. 403 444 ids.; Pass. US deb. pag Aim Faszoits AND Toinguis.—Ctatcl.—T4 . pc,4444 maw- 4L bk. for i.679-41.4L-7- silk. Maaus.—Tagsglasi, 10 1 / 4 ., N trailed Maus, 13 dais. ; DOINGS OF OUR SQUADRON. Her Majnirs ship Spartan arrived yerinday tram Nagasaki, WM Amoy, ranother half budged of the Ruda' pitmans a theta. Ns Imam Atlases soaves tie% with Jana was railed is the kin, se the Sparta* left Nsissaki *a the 10th ism. The Sparta, after lemisi this is Airil last, wait direst to the Nails blends, about whisk she arieed a short time, sad that promeded to lishedrem, when oho arrived is the let of lam. Os the hail Mfr he 2segokse Bay, Golf el Tarim, Wan he Craws them lo the Berth end of the find e/ alya, mead h; sad Maths jaws, between Ilisellallea mil the ash; ear, myths la lbw heaUty until the gonraphleal fast lees Asa astablhiled Sat pomp it a omen into, or ham the lea.. kr a mesa &Whig Site eh hat of water. ism ma min The Wins the Spina premodel Airy heel Oa Aroma am eon to Haltsdadk sad badly to Nnesid. The mann dire thief pan of m s env d Its Areselft big &beak by Mr. Swth *semi water el tho anthem Isar dreaminess ef a peeper "NOM has already bon Cavillers is enat hamlet mat mhos that th e a b ove d e t a il of me 'a 'mho unties a desire to d e all that ma be dam e diseeven of the earthy. Admiral wing, with hie tigaiP the WimillsWe , with the Preen Agartmil, hoe pedineed faipertast basin, albs theemedon NUM to the alib i sad otter paten -issaa of hhies nreedna is ruins 'll earthed sad pettily monad may sick el she 's = bleadinsia eel Own to the mermen of the Tells, Bea, The iessioa cams sow is Hasp-Neny lay the osly Ruin shipaithwu is the marsh knows of en the Asrors, 44, anent OUviatos. end seeermseeder Vests* (et sheet 90 Ine)._ m _.Thole vessels wen =sag those M by Ow Baden Me t la Orrin Day. The ethe these wee tramper* tilled at the ins with fugitives sal sesne-from Pessopeanski. from whisk Sees they will thea have bola sheen wise eh weeks, lei as the Listable ma wee about 1,110 1,4 = ma bath bees there bat a short time whoa by the Sheen sad Hemet.—Overland Friend of Miss, Nov. 16. THE SPANISH CREDIT MOBILIER COM. PANT. The Madrid Glue& of the 24th contains the text of a wu; ter treads; a " &elite Anonyms" of Woo trial awl esamensial alibi's end% la the woo of Mom. Naafis and lame Porgies. This easphy will hke he outs of " Balite Ghia& de Credit ;" its existesee Y lea for ainetrahe pan; its seat will b. Madrid, sad it will bove lb. power of *stabil*. fag *geodes I. Bhdo sad abroad. 7 11; opeislits; of the cempluty will be the followiag : To stiveribe to loom, to pare tsaee public stook sad time, sad esearities of every ktod is Arse or books, either am so to be hereafter established. To mate all kinds of undertakkop, mob ea railways, assais, weaskaps, desks, Vitas a Mat'. es., entails of tillage. irrigation, drainage. and every other main of mummies oentectod with industry' and the midis pod. To offset UM amalgamation sad the transformation of ah monomial esopenim whatsoever. sad to take open itself the Wein of shares or &bantams Om* menpanes. _ . . . To against law of all Wads, w►other with tho `om•n. •aat, or with proviadol and ioportaa■tol sorporsts Who. To edraluirter, take up, or tat of knee all kinds of ocattibetioso oil slodsitikiogo for patio works, and to ode or moats t h e eciotroots atom& late for out pupor• To hese the eampeay's beads fee . quality Mail te that employed through the sleet of the emetic.= epecidtd la the Mt puspaph. I To sell at - giv: a; Nutty all segetiable papaw, shuts, we ebifirstiess prebend by the esnipsay, sad to eschsap *es whenever it *Wks proper. - - Ti tasks edemas of public progoelpoiroft beak meta sad the like, sad to opea orodita of ataassi aureat, resolving se ateority erste of a like astatt To sell** debts re Toyama is behalf of other eampaida or private ladivideals ; to pay the *ape* of Wart* awl passive dividends ; to transact every womanise or hsolp To rewire is deposit *very kiad of marketable paper, newsy or ballioa, and to cam such to its amount earreal with .11 smarms bodice, ampules, or print. indlvideele. A impala from Madrid. dated Saturday, states that tbe parliamentary eemmittee charged to draw up the report as the bill far the creation of a " General Credit Society" to -' • - - 4 .11. fe.e. ria zAtin pyMeet. It is those* that the report wth ire TN NS saw. week. It is vary probable that it will he approved of by the Cates. The health of General O'Donnell matinnes be Improve. £411.7114 411.34 ahIANASI THE LIBERTY OF THE SUBJECT AT HAMBURG. HAMBURG, DEL 29. It is seldom that a more painful sensation hu hem crested here than by the announcement of the erred, and arbitrary impetvonment, of Mr. Julius Camps, the head of the well- nown liberal publishing firm of Holman and Camps, of this city. This gentleman is the publisherof ass:its of works, written by Dr. Velum, on the secret history of various courts of Germany (Berlin, Hanover, Brunswick, Camel), which have bean tr anslated into English, and noticed is various journals and periodicals. The last series of this " Buret History • relates to the court of Mecklenburg- Schwerin, and reveals many acandaloes transactions that took place there. Amongst others, the private life of Prince William of Mecklenburg (who is mar- Med to • Prussian princess) is shown up, and this has emend the work to be prohibited in the grand duchy as well u in Prude, where the author has been arrested, and ie now in confinement, on a charge of libel against the royal family. In the course of the investigation against Dr. Yokes, the publisher, Mr. Camp., was compunieed, as having transmitted to him certain communications. On the requisition of the government of Mecklenburg, backed by that of Prussia, Mr. Camps was desired to appear as a wit ness, and give up the name of the person from whom he obtained the information in question. On hie refusal he was threatened by the head of the police of this city with a fins of ten dollars for every day of his persisting in not giving the required information, when soddenly the authorities altered their tactics, and amt. yesterday, Mr. Livonia', one of the princi pal sospioyes in the police, to arrest him, and lodge Idea in the common gaol, known as the Wieserbaum. The arrest of a Hamburg citizen is so unheard-of a =ejding, and an act of so purely arbitrary and a nature, that most people would not at first believe it, but when they convinced themselves of the Leath of the report the indignation of the citizens was load and violent. The first thing to be done was to get up a monster petition to the senate, requiring the ill-trested publisher to be immediately set at liberty. This petition lies for signature at all the principal booksellers' as well as at the Exchange semilageooms, and lm:s already obtained a large quo thy of signatures from the members of the infiaential body of our liberals. The petition itself is to be pre-' seated to the senate at its next sitting, on Monday. Immediately after his arrest, Mr. Campo sent in a petitioa to the senate, requesting a day to be fixed gar bsarieg his defence, atter having inspected the dmieseents and charges brought against him; and Ineendly, his release from imprisonment on bail for kie appearance. A decree of the senate, dated yee terday, »hued him for an answer to Senator Dr. Blumenthal, the head of the police, which was that he would be released from demos vile" on de positing the sum of 10,000 marks banoo, but that the farmer fine imposed, of 10 dollars for every day's delay till he complied with the order for producing the evidence required, would be rigidly enforced. Agar esseulting with his legal adviser, Mr. Camps to remain in . prison rather than accept hie plagued these conditions, which might also prejto. position,ii if, as he wishes, the trial should emu on before the ordinary local tribunals. The - city is in a state of great ferment. Fears were entertained that the populace last night would storm the Wineerbasm sad liberate Mr. Canape by force. To counteract this, the polies were more than ever on the alert, and the military were kept inside their barracks, preparod to sot in the defence of order, if requited by the civil authorities. Up to the pre emie moment, however, no demonstration has beta made by the people, as they seem inclined to wait and see if the senate grant the petition now in course of signature. A &spat& bora Alexandria says that the fears of a serenty of ern bau peed %dauted, sad that the espertaelss of grala is pseadtud. T rr