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

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Yet we would refer to the Isms am conveying a useful hint to the public, which is too apt to regard the purely military re ties of our army as exclusively constituting the dbetive force. If, however, experience in the late war with Russia taught us anything, it is this— dist the number of bayonets and artillery, and other items of the pride and pomp of war, we may bring into the field are, as it were, but the stweaurs of • sops efersh, with which we make but a vain club* at conquest, union equal cassideration be gives to the vital orgasm—those departments whose co-operation is essential to continued struggle and ultimate success. There is ever in peace-time ash a habit of neglecting these unostentatious parte of cur army that when war comes we have always tommenced it with a repetition of the folly and aaregence exposed in the fable. We look upon it that the true way to obviate each error in future is for the public to acquire a tense insight into the requisites for war—to be Ism led away by the gaud and glitter of military trappings and parephernsfie, and to hold in higher estimation that nishinery which our military, like our theatri cal amnagers, wish to keep behind the scenes. The exertions of the press, during the war in the Crimea, have dose much to enable the public to acquire • better understanding of the mane with which wee is to he elketively 'carried on. It brought into public view the vital importance of the efficiency of these lea showy departments whose labours have hitherto been comparatively itueelenowkidged sad 'lighted. This elleiesey con only be second by giving te them the same conaderation we bestow on the purely military niembers. They will then, and then only, ammo their peeper properties and importance he the eyes of our military leaders, and receive due ewe and attention accordingly. The value of the departments to which we allude has of course always bee, theoretically acknowledged ; but this is not eakient. We must show substantially our sense of the value, the indispensability, of their services We Rest no longer encourage the military mess- kora to believe that they alone constitute: " the inves.. We must give root of better 4 knowledge, by showing we esteem at equal con onsence what are now called the Civil Departments. /lad these—that is, had the Coramie mriat, the 'Transport, and the Medical lkpartments started in the late war on that male, and with that weight and consideration, which we conceive expe rience has fully taught to be neesseary, our tint army would not have been paralysed—nay, almost annihi lated—es it was in the Ave months between the day of ',Edina in the Crimea and the spring of the following jeer. There can be nothing gained by recapitulating the eirommtanees upon which we ground this asser tion ; the history of events as related by the press at the time, and as elicited by subsequent inquiries, con vinces us our assertion is correct. Let not the lemon, then, be levalter without effect; let the public show a trier appreciation of the services of these so-called Ova Depsrtments, and their importance in military operations will not be so readily ignored by oar tnilitary chide. We speak now mars pertindarly of the Medical Department, amongst the members of which eassidavahls discontent and agitation prevail, owing to a ((eviction that their status is the army is not such as the important nature at their services entities them to claim. While the war with Rada cos thank their claims were entertained by the Govern ment, and hopes held out of a favourable considers ties of them. On one point, that of pensions to widows, the equality of medial with other Akers was curried out. No longer is a medical °Meer humi liated by a regulation which made his widow of lahnor secant to the widow of a military Seer Of the seas rank. Why should not this equality be intended to any other existing distinctions which an so Ins invidious mad *sit 1 1 _ . We are informed that Coensierienen are about to be appointed by bar Menne to inquire and report overarming these diem of the Medical Departemest, width wee ruttier abruptly and unfairly set aside me the ream of pea. Here, then, room an ripper tank for imaging as the principle we Lee bee facelcating, of the necessity et practically eesoedion erred fathead= and importune to the alters of IMMO Departments of the are/ ea to their purely THE EXPRESS, THITRSpAY military bretluen. We do offlons - of thole , of the military man, nog imbed do those deers seek to do so, but they oak nimbi& and privllsdd cce , rewinding with relative military grade, and a fairer appreciation of their services. These, we are con vinced, it will be to the beset of the service to great, ae a step tenor& the aequbitien of a due weight and infamies in the emedieet of hum =w eary operatics" net 04 by this department, but by others of a 'nibs elm la The principle, then, which in ma opinion ought to regulate any alterations the may be Wisdom& is simply equality in advantages, privileges, and conideration accord ing to mat, and • malt MOM comarenserate than at present with the enures' end responsible and ecientille duties of the medical racer. Let this principle of equality be ono* admitted, and the changes required are obvious; we need not specify them in didaiL et Court. WINDSOR, JAN. 21. His Serene Highness Primo Edwasti, of Baia Warr orival yesterday ellensema ea a silt. Lady Caro hue ltseshealea, No* Goma the Hee. C. sad Kn. Grey, sad Si Chides Weed bed the knower of dialog with ha X 1 Ti 11) Hand at tk. Lt lii Chards played brim dinner. o.Op 102 Haase & litte:arar " . .1 Hachette" Names Oesed &gram, " Lode di Lamer same Mar* "The Rile Ihigede" R Meiestf. e Private Bead shams* parismei the fol. lowing please Intardactloa end ivied Chores, " Io hindltd" Rube Wows Coseereo, " Allegro Pathetimm" Ad* E. Hameayi Flealq ard Act, "la Pre ass Chem" The Queen end the Pence of Wells ;Ake' in the Home Perk We messing. - - _ Els Royal Woe= Prime Albert, the Carat at Flanders, end Prince Ildverd at Sae Wire .ent ant eheating. T. yawner Boyd ehiltben took a carriege drive. The Bight Han. Fir Merles Woad kit the Castle in the bream _ _ — Pasco Edwsrd of Waimea h Pregame, the residence of the Iteebeeit of Kest, yesterday, ha Germany, sad In" toped dumb Leaden as rade to Dorm A Cabinet Coastal was held yesterday afternoon at the tidal treidence of the Fleet Lard of the Tres, in Downingatreet. Present: Viscount Pahnerston, the Lad Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Sir Oeage Orey, Earl of Clarendon, Kr. Seeletary Laboachere, Lord Pan. mare, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hoc. R. Vernon Smith, Lad Stanley of Alderiey, the Right Hon. T. Baines and the Duke of ArgylL The lideastko Committee of her Mejsetg's meat Honour ibis Privy Cowmen set yesterday. Present the LA Pre sident, Six George Grey, sad the Right Has. M. T. Bohm Sir Maths Wood arrived is tows yesterday frets Windsor Code. IN THE CABLVET. Mom the Money Herat) A Cabinet Council was held yesterday. The deli berations el the tight beneeeslde Arty looted for a axed &cable time. We hare good soma Sr Main that the chief subject al Esesoda was • ro-enuerwtroa of the 'overwind. we gall into the hen re we barn thin to valiant say vim Isms to our readare. 011iesim Sa dlm maths ware made mom than a mats op. Of course "coalition" teems a junction d say =Whig goverment with the"Pe"te'," comammly and property so cells& Lad Abrams, Sir Jaime Graham, and ➢dr. Oisdateme have conespently had the wee wry mestiege it Mr. Spey Herbeet's mansion. Lord Aberdeen hes had laterriews with Lard Palmerston take sithts the hat these days. Thaw is little doubt that Sir Charles Wood will retire from the Adminelty. Them is Inds doubt also that Mr Isamu Graham will return to oft" but why not to Pte old sad "4M loved" poet, the Admi ralty, we mama imagist We isedsretawd that Sir Norse Gray will robe the ogee ei the Me That Lewd, and that Sir ream will re-essume to hls piece sae of hie mirror other previous poets. It is farther mid That the Chancellor of the Facherraer CU be repleced by Mr. Oledskes, whale peat mg will be enothsr promim of a redaction of the income as. Ameaset the Warr camps it is Mated That Sir Robert Peal win main his Ural* of the Admiralty. The Duke of Sutherland is staying on a viait to the Marquis sad Mart-Moser of Stafford, at US cattail. His armee soil COMIS to Stared Holm in • Isar days. The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton and family en residing at Pa, mad will mot return to town ont' early t• April. The The Duke at Roxburghe ham left the Clarendon fat Brozeieuth-park, mar Dunbar. The Marquis Of Lansdowne arrived in town on Monday ham Windier, and Lam to-day fur Bowoud, The Ear. tad Camino at ellifilbiThe am staying at Lana downs Hansa. The Marquia of Bath is entertaining a select shoot ing forty at Longleaf. The Earl and Countess of Jersey hare arrived on • viral to the Earl d Cardigan, at Desoe Park, Nottliamp toadehire. The Viscountess Jowl's and youthful family aye iaaraisit at Bt. Lecoastra-on-Sea. 'The Count de Jame has arrived at Claridge's The Hon. C. C. and Lady Catherine Cavendish I e arrived at Claridge's Hotel, boas Winless, Bucks. The Right Hon. Robert Lowe, M. is at present an a visit at the residseca of Jas. Pardee, Esq., Kidder- Waster. The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort have been entertaining a maotandes of diatinguielied friends at Bad minton during the intim .s Emily, Dumber of Beau fort, sad the Ladies !west, see dill staying at Bad minton. The beautiful little Ilighland estate of South Kos, the property of Rama Maedessid, Esq., bee been purebred by Eras R. bleasatil, Pr., for as .em of 10,7501. The are of Cileureeres, the property of Km Maeldatosh, of Aber:der, re bees purchased by John Pocky, Er., for the sea of 12,000 i. . . The Right Han. H. Lebonehere bee subscribed the sum of 2301. tonal the rebethilier of St. Mary's Tower, Teantaa. We (©lawyer Daily Mail) understood that Lord Paninsre, the Lord Reaper of the Privy Seel of Scotland, has appointed Mr. Came& Riteh'e, advocate, Registrar of Friendly Sadalies for Scotland, to the aka of Weiser to the Privy Seal. . _ The Rent= of the Glasgow University has eon frog"' tio degree at D.D. as the Rev. Mr. Potteries, of llu4hamoo4on From Church; oleo tliorksreo of LL.D. on Reboot Nalcebo Kerr, Keg., toriister-at-law, Landaus. We (Peer) regret to state that Baron Alamein's Ohms has seemed a vory seeing an shouts( demur ; Win, it is of such • snare that his lorahip ma never be sapotted to Mass to the dianargo of his Judicial &dim The turned )uago vim to tho rat fatless samba! with Istansbniss of Von to the ban, bet ot ths onsmanes sant of the moist mask le biome am& bear, and Wrong hopes wen Inisitsinsd di his niinasts roorrary; bat isom tin ties ha has hag an stink of peinpas videlt rind his lover astromitim Mai rombroi mawistely powarists. Zs is fissoassi as bd.4 issassibis sad as Wog in • sins of Ong mitartian. fwd et z Itevesue have restored Mr. Falvey. the aka& sr et temp et teethimptea, to his pill" NM pad miniallss Ire toes kit &Rowboat the leas at the tut Kr. Tam was soaddiali asspened abed Owe weds Des, ems or baring bard soomplaint nik Ilbs lewd to We &Rim spasm at am or two &Rios nualigo Y awn at Xs. Asthma; and sons of the meats at So print pelerftil cheeks coaket hays given birth to mmos Masan sal lel__ of bang._ - _ n. KW el Dismork his eosterred the bower if IA& Osommair of des Order of the Dassissi sot Kr. Mao Ilassban, of the Ms of Itszwill, Xmas/4 - Co., Lib, is asishowlsdiprot of his amnion as Coral- Omni ir %earl OR OF INTO h OS /WRY The Paris Prom of yesterday evening contains the following letter from a special correspondent at Milan, dabs& the ledi: _ _ _ " At two o'olaek yesterday afternoon, the Emperor of AsMria male Lie Imlay into Milan. I saw every thing myself, is maw that I might give you the mad &WA This is a remit d the noiranity— a mina AIM stuidre. • sepesese crowd thronged die sheik hot It yes ill& "The Emmet was sued ea hoe amnions; Int, Woo the osionc Pte. when lam abllled with the anise I Ware the Dario, wire do ge veneuse aid isi umelii • Inhoelhe plus et Pawn Ilmellern sad hewer 31.440-Tine• At die drake tie Nellie earkiii et Go ialliey, forelimb% radio. • sisa ort enose—iese W AIN& replaMng for the oceasion the Milanese "The administration bad imieted upon having the keys of the palace—abandonsd tinder various pre texts by the proprieties--end installed their soldiers, employee, and their families, end some other spec.- takes of a leaser grade. At the odlcial presentation not more than 100 persons were present ; the Milanese nobility were absent almost to a man." On the day of the entry of the Emperor of Austria intoMilan—adeputatiniotLoraberd gentry arrived at 'tie Pleasanton Turin forth. purpose of oaring to the - govvenraest six guns ar the fortrese of Alexandria. The desire is expressed that each gun shall bear the inscription, " L. Lowsksedsi Cow roe • On the 18th the deputations from the two Chambers waited upon the King to present their respective addresses in reply to the speech from the throne, We observe the follow ing remark in his Majesty's reply :—" It is plea mint to remember that the spontaneous con currence of the nation has never been wanting to me, and I em convinced that I can rely upon its af- I faction and its patriotism if it should become neces sary to make other and greater writhes." THE STATE OF SICILY. A letter from Palermo of the 10th, in the Paris Press of yesterday evening, says :—" The system of repremico is rigorously pursued in Sicily. At Ca tena the young Louis Pellegrino, a distinguished chemist, has just been shot. Several students have been arrested. Soldiers mount guard all day with their muskets loaded. The streets are deserted, and a great many of the shops ere closed. At Messina the arrests are not Ism numerous than at Catena. Amongst the persons imprisoned are MM. Ribera and Villeui, the editors of two literary journals. The council of war at Palermo has con demned Dr. Guarneri, of Cefolu, to death. All per sons entering or killing the city are minutely searched to ascertain if they are the bearers of let ters. Many families have gone to the country to escape the persecutions of the police. Never have sadder days fallen upon the Sicilians." 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. G, JANTJAR' 'RESS FRO: Cesou °ea own commoner/we.) PARIS, WIDWISDAT Emma. I announced to you two or three days sines that the Swim diplomatist, Dr. Kern, was coming to Paris a second time. He is expected . Um her diately, and it is now stated that he eanses f wa the title of envoy extraordinary, and that he will roger sent Switzerland in the Conferences which are to be held to settle the affair of Neufchatel. I am not, therefore, prepared to my that these Conferences will be held in Paris. According to present infor mation, it is to he inferred that they will meet else where. It appears that Prows' objects both to Paris and Londei. I believe it is quite certain that the prosecution which the Morißeur announced bad been eamsetnesi spinet the Press. and Estafstte, for plaid*** letter on Berns 'airs, wrongly attributed to M. Mooquard, will not be proceeded with. If the mulcting the journal in a line, and throwing aa innocent rediseeerr into prison for a few months, would mace to atone to the King of Preens for the irritation caused by the appearance of that letter, dared from the Tuileries, in the Swiss journals, there would be little hesitation in adopting such a eons& But according to the law of 1852, any Pennehjoornal found guilty by a tribunal of any in builta of the law twice within two years, is iissefaeto ,itinameei. Now the Press* wee condemned some few menthe ago for an involuntary publication of a piece cif adobe news," and should a second conviction him in the present case, the property (lately bought by M. Milhaud of M. E. de Girerdin for the Tory comirkernble sum of 600,000 fr.) would be ea nihilated. The government si.rinks from WOO lag to the public mind, en the eve of the gement ▪ ,the the spectacle of a asset journal embed simply for circulating boat kb sews which k hd found in other prints. Yoe till, Peal= believe that the imperial knielation se by the imperial courts ewes* eliminates es irrelevant the coneideration whether a state• meat not strictly true, is or is not published with good faith. lam credibly informed that de Prima Napoleon very warmly represented to fhe Emperor the monsirmis injustice which would be dome to the Preue if the present prosecution should be prosiesid with, and that his Majesty apparently for the fret time seemed to be much struck with the abseadky end impracticability of the law created in the eddy stages of hie government. It is felt that eneetneents pissed under the excitement of the erstp enactments meant to reduce the prim to sb Mob inanition, and cleverly devised he that longer be maintained in disk :11111 Pi letyTrl will probably be brought domed apt mks winch, while still retaining for the go vernment dm whip-hand over the press, will not mar it logostative to kill a journal when it is MI, iota to shefaister correction. In the COWIN of die diseeseien , isa this subject, which took place in ma eb3del bereas, a gentleman offered to bet that if ten numbers of any newspaper in Paris were taken at random oat of a bundle, he would point out in ow, sae et dim several peerages which the exist. =weal& hold to be criminal. Considering how the Paris press is, the reductio ad absurdum 1466 perm that the present law cannot be acted gddali marcely be carried further. The Daily New wee seised to-day for a awe' scrap of the letter of Loden Rollin about the soft elections, which has fallen upon the practising like a thunderbolt. The Bourse has been dull. The Rento fell 30c. for cash, and 13c. for account, closing at 67fr. 90c. and 6sfr. 10c. Mobilier fell 7fr. 50e. Railways were inactive, and almost all the lines fell from 2fr. 50c. to Sfr. The Bank of France has appointed a committee to consider what privileges the bank should ask for at the expiration of its present charter. A project for an international book of France and England (llormon's), which bas been started in _ _ _ _ _ opposition to M. ItOthsehilds' scheme for a " Syn dicate" bank, hm been entertained by the Finance Minister, and is referred to the Council of State for xarnination. The Bishop of Tripoli (who was, you will remei . . her, the late Arebbiahop of Parisi coadjutor) has applied to the Emperor today to ask for the p a rdon of Verger._ M. Kugdne Berry, a young literary man of great promise, who has been for several years foreign editor of the Cbnatitutioneel, died of consumption yesterday, and wu buried to-day. All the redeeterre of the Conalitidionnel and social other journalists attended the funeral. (sv imam= reLsosars.) LIVERPOOI:, THCIISDAT, The Braganza steamer brings Lisbon dates of the 14th instant, when the following vessels of ono , were in the Tagus:-11.h1.8. Duke of Wellington, Rea... Admiral Sir R. S. Dundee; Cesar, Captain J. Roth; Sanspareit Captain Astley C. Key; Exmouth, Captain Harry Ey.es ; Cob:warm, Captain T. Thompson; and the James Watt, Captain T. V. Amon, which had attired on the 12th from Plymonth. The Preach ship Austerlitz and steamer Phinix, sad the Dutch frigate Prim Alexander, had let on the 14th for Madeira, male the Austrian screw frigate Conte Raietzky; sad Swedish corvette Claproan, for the south. The Peninsular end Oriental pocket Alhambra, with the outward nails of the 7th, arty armed at Lisbon on the 11th at nightfall. She wee obliged to put oat to sea, in comcmtence of thick fog off Vigo, and a most terrific gels whklt blew an the Ilth, and Meted hearty forty-eight Mum, forced her to proceed to Liaison without touching at Vigo and Oporto. It wee hared this stormy weather bed caused many diameters to ship ping, and sheerly telegraphic news has beta received that the steamer Queen, Ilaclereid, which left Lisbon on the 10th, had run on shore, two miles south of Vim* on the 12th, and at 4 Am nine of the mew were bet, but part of the cargo wee likely to be saved. Upon receipt el Matfetty deepatches per Alhambra, Rear-Admiral Dundee eiguidlod the equathon in the Twee to prepare for sea, next day (the 16th), without wait ing fur the Shannon and Princess Royal, which were en peted to join the Admiral during his cruise. As the Bro gan= left Lethal, the Cintra, belonging to the sense Liver pool line, was going up the Two& In St. Petersburg the Czar is engaged in the erce lion of one of the largest forges, iron shipbuilding yards, and engine factories in the world, on one of the Fried* quays in the government part of the city. The operations are being conducted with the greatest Nary and despatch. That the works are co • gigantic male will le erldreit to the lest scientific, when it is dated (writes " Vulcan" in the Tine) that fourteen steam hammer* are being pieced in the for" for the riper of entenucting, together with =w ings for wins agree for the Remise navy, monster wrought-iron ordnance. The works are being befit chiefly by English =thrice, from one of whom, just returned to Sailer, this information is derived. A letter from Vienna, dated the lath, rr:— " Two winds ham takes place hem within the lost with. A similar event his occurred st Paid, ander nests ciretunstanem A Hungarian lawyer end Ile with had errived in the city with their young daughter, mod twelve years, for the purpose of eiticiting an appointment as Judge. Their geoid appearance we. elegant, and the lady bad been mach remarked at the theatres ea monad of the deeding bolliariey of her ocamiazioa. One emoting the intim family, dreamed es foe afire, went to the bank. of the Dena* mad tied together by a coed, the child he the middle, lisped into the river in the midst el the pieces of is width wee drift ing by. A Menthe' @brisk mosped the mother, sad with smistemee the parents were dragged oat, but the child had mak. The her was deed; sad the mother, en remialag the shone, was found to be read." gif t ailll , A 4 p ,J 1.041 (nor ova °lnt SMYRNA, JAN. 10: Far the last fortnight the engineers sent out by Sir J Paxton and Mr. George Wythes have beam prsasuft istpdries in all direction', aekl~s - in aderstaan of the flattering ot tirrsil b 4y for the M eso,. which they have.p ros robofobtthained a onssiskin. Sys insult of their inquiries is ssabodied in a doe~~t, which bas been signed by the Ottawaßeak, il7sr e Z all the principal merchants and breican of Swinq eff whirl' the following is a ivy I.— loos sarood iloacrasto it lira dr balk at the lir claw roporl Stara& mourn to gout s o drerri tom rib,,im. Ia tads rakedallos so morn ardo at or of my caw Midis irk r 1 1 1 = 2 : 11 1 . 1• 01 7. s kr, ar mti rot, Is MAN Mr pr oarm. The lir of lab so coloaldisa atrial or rt i r m o Idol area Lamar : h oe r tallow sal agardos; tri= bat the nor oority =l=l W to the ortorl Aii =orpl i ao awoolikm le the Ails ra l ir, they oar at rime ho solloord at liar pusent sw ides iho lorogad of him dr Allis didoist eep gra y is Mr IL Is IL Crow tea ; ad dacrit the rings phis kg throe yam Wire tbo wor woo any hal it. los. to IL Its. per is% Are to as at • Mrs to wain* like the nor rim Mb del booed at the fact eta Imp awake of orris Irvinlimagh tit Wird= of the ma, the mil krora read imam of the rubor of the orstry do oriadbog a propirtiorio ha roar of lourport, so r trot* tits card .rats km* brim warily, two dowt- Moo an sow primed by Pr row oda& that at lb. at saamd J. frecir pailtisi by Yr. Lard, al Ss surohls, he hold Soso Free, sad goaded ea outhrilio doomirto at the odor to. yourogoa of the worry korai lasorig, mil h that a ordigablo ratio" of the prim ottho whir ottho Mr oiscrod tont Or writ 11111IMISIL It io an orallibbol bat that lir parr rano of trom ped aro loftily iriloEste to the gorrol, sad that then as avedies nails Who orroaley,port by condo is t p lig4 vg i 4go= polar to ; theatre the mar ark iholiltios for 4111 la err of roam owl trade so to freely Mara the tat rear of i ohms in thw put of Ado /Bor. We, the Illiklalge4 crib= the doom ortarat. Boyar Jas. I, iggf All this is i n se tiasouraging, and leaves no doubt of the local ' et the undertaking, but of all the railway he which firmans have been granted and applied tar, not one appears to offer such universal advantages u Mr. loyard's new line hum Rutechuk to Enos. This line gives direct communication between the Danube and the Archipstago and almost uninter rupted railway transit froma - Ostend to the mouth of the Maritsa. Branches to Constantinople and Varna form part of the sehune, and commerce would i then be no longer hindered by the tedious navigation of the Dardanelles. The conditions of the flrmaa "are - 117CeTu r gitesTdcirTe favourable," and already upwards of a million sterling has been imbscribed at Constantinople. A concession for lighting this town with gas has been granted to M. Marchnis, who re presents a French company. Mr. Layard is hero en route for London. STEAM AdCZET The remarks of a correspondent, which we pub lished yesterday, on !ores in deep ass steam-ships, and the anxiety with which their departure is regarded at Southamp ton, give rise to serious relisetiona The increseed rapidity al between distant loceNties is doubtless a Meat gain, but it may be questioned whether too much has sot been attempted. Excaosive speed at sea is necessarily purchased by an augmentation of wet and risk of which the public soisresils very inadequate ideas. We think we ma discos lediollees of a return to more sober nodose as this pts, ad the army of casualties to which we tee UM Ist aid this reeulaion. Minos we are upes as eveldist w my correct au two mistakes into vide ear oesogesiest hes falles—a sinsmosoce eared, to be wassisrei at. smog this hie saddles wades met s wide ranged time and epees. In the ere el Great Ile rpool the ids al lid, dim* fir dip wig Joy AA was weaned to a lady, a MI, aid a arenas In the Para, one European pasenger, ea, It is believed, eight or tan Chinese were drowned; sad in the Tiber only two Spanish Gallegos were drowned. Something more than mere good fortune moot have contributed to exempt the com pany to which three vowels belonged, to so great an extent, horn fatal canatiee, The merchants and shipowners of Nantes have jut signed a petition to the Emperor Napoleon, praying him to obtain redress fnim the United Stator government for the French victims of the bombardment of Grey Town in July, A similar petition has already been presented by the merchants of Orleans, and others mu being signed at Paris, Lyons, Marseilles, and Bordeaux. THE CIVIL SERVICE IN RUSSIA.—AII ukase just issaed by the Emperor Alexander 11. makes ware very ins portent changes an the organisation of the civil service throughout the Russian eeepire. Every person who has been educated In my one of the public schools or colleges, whatever his rank or birth may be, is admissible to the ser vice; and, by virtue of the privileges conferred institutions, different periods upon the universities and other superior upon the colleges or gymnasia, and upon the other secondary establishments, all those who have ruccessfully finished their course of study, and who quit the schools or colleges with diploma. or certificates of distinction, will be placed, upon their enterinxe tho civil service, in a rank _proportioned to the degree of thor educational proficiency. The ukase contains other pprorovisions, to limit much more narrowly than it has heretofore been, the acquisition of noble rank Icy service in the government Aim. It is renierked bye St * Petersburg correspondent of Le Kent, that unless some limit were put to that Foram, Russia would be quite overrun with hereditary nobles, whom rank has been tittle earned. Mach credit to ascribed to the present Emptier, for these mamma, which open the highest offices in the state to the ability and energy of young men of the poorest and humblest claws in society. BRIGANDS IN THE POPE'S DONINIONIL—The Memel* tli Mow emuluis the following We have the astiebetien of ensersaadng that the bend of the notorious limarkai hes bees destroys& It will be remembered that during the alight of the INia Md. the troop of the detachment el immenemasil by Andrea Tanesini, had returned towards evil. of Tummy. This troop, and that of the t of Yortsno, commanded by Matteo Agos tinelli, acted in concert with the gendarmerie of the Grand Duke; end, in soetedinee with information which they had received, at Ise deka es the morning of the 9th the gen darmes attasked the Mime of the farmer, Michell Leon', at a plain named Demi% where they met wit h a violent resistance lees two smemlns, Jen* ABliti, named Lamarinl, and Henri Candi% karma hy the name of Pasottino. The mart Teassial, whe was fret in advance was killed, but the other enter emooesied Y baiting, at the th at blow one of the robbers, who were ahrwards recognised as Paiottino. Larzethd rased to Woe to but the troop was soon on hi. traces, sad we lam been Mferroed that on the 11th he wee &nested by the gewillrlalliii Of the Omni! Duke on the farm of Phenix While ow &glare the the* el Toeshi, we have much *were to stating that the cadet et so ode chleveass Nod of robbers has Idleninto theheakoljoitite." . _ COMICTS IN VAN DIEMEN'S LAND--A; there Las been sanch said in roferenos to the rising et the Chum Gang st Pat Arthur, we give the fellsOseg owed mica of the of width we here received her ear were errs- Oa Prig lad, kerma the leen at throe sad Wre mi the ethwares, • nth was ark by ogle or nine of the mei swellnie AIM the orarebbas who were to girth thaw. erstebthe Ind, bat without le▪ dl sir, attog any injury gem the era I wee lannediately the we fintaresly orsteeded la eepterieg fx el Owl. Tw mi o el thaa,howere, math Pried end s Mo- taa, got Am away. radii Is a vet. !upon Mow. The, was abred be. Hoes Hawk Iliel, end it apron moth their way to the they am se tie oral =boas. We BMW hard 1 se new them stiorwieds MI lest emir ethils) Idea shay were rim se the shier Ism. Ot whet ems lie e bath pest millszis i e TIM* se modem" h=e I harm not. On th is oesien Wit no rt er ra aloft out of the gessivein wham the ha. len Amid we shall bath ware week Ire • holm the theft earear. They laws birth al us We re sew Weft rid et ell the a r ea Who seethal sheet eseimes, reaerfr beig r ebirth hymn pried dgemitheesth is rems adiried. Those is whew hal set Ie ear dare Mow; sad I bath beard sure stases drift Si they worth Mier be shot la =ttheir ergs the earth ban Di& awl o pig on very sr* et math. Rae rest be a gamin, borne; ma to the mereity at at thee obeli ••gamed- r.y over these rese."—Hthwe Theo ry ifires, ihrl• Tax Ailtilmf MeILf.—LIMPOOL, WIDNES a...T.—The United Seer assa Delide, Carrie Comstock, wiled trons the Memel ids anneals for /few York, with the usual web for tie Udall there, a dew Celand a fair renew of merehesike e a s= rTel and North American royal ad Africa, Captain Neil Shannon, will sell then ea= wait on Saturdg morning for Nov York, with the Wee and Crushes mils, proomgers, ander' ge. Urn mast be p 0110110111.• balm LID sae ar., ith late hoe to 7.10 zed at the landing stage meth S.th eaa we thelewdey. TURKIT: TER OREAT GOLD ROBBERY.-FANNY LLAy AND THE TURKISH BONDS. Yesterday', prior to the opening of his business in the courts, Mr. Dana Mirk herd t o appliatioe fa bi g private room, Wariniter.hrli, err de sal‘ret at the armed by reptiles Ayr dr sprealmakao o lZz rurg e :es ti , and TWres prim het reek in the rale phi * the Old hear. An ayoli. coition heal bre Err en beteg al the tr e kk Eastern Bair est the papa s el the o e . I vide right be gra; up be that essepsy as ag is al re ponds al the rtebeep. Oa rod l emir the sis. cries wee retard, red it tees smog* that dr irks abed& be *re to ell the peer areweed rhos the head reveal *dr edies. aOr Miltifib duly erica Yr. Dada aid Yr. Iris (Whir* am appeared fer the Maim* Cewilfewn . b a Sheriff; el Latin sod ••' M. Levis Mr f Sleigh or the cow* th, Boma ; Werner 7r the ereviet Pierce; soh Ma Beard (hen kir Ihreerarte) he Ike markt Tester. Mr. tiafeeodeldf Outiw_ wee she past, se well se Mr. Seward. soliehler e rid te !awed—now hmthetly lower as "Jen Mee Pram" Mr. Brea M.su asereresd the reeseirpe by ci T m ., wpoa Mr. hie* le mg enytideirbide be aitittifilto ee — ` ) to dr applitider sob en behalf el the tooth Yr. a 11 1 14 11" X=1 ems embus that the tabs sad el dr prissier el the pars Arra rate ther ebeerele, sod as has our too prod cf berg cities or d Miry, they dined It oar pi btis ety et seera, se hand dent adtled to it Is th e pr, eervidel Ithre. *Mr. lamb *Mel dot dr** bed no juridi c * * * die imear, se Berg= list Wee eonvietaa, eteettel deed el= t erre co eheaded butes On lir the el ble red= and e wepsety was rat, in point el ins, the prat, d Detre at tie iMs et his careidiem. ad Mail not be email the revs as the ropier el a eenviated felon. Kr. Nerd said Toelerhed td away the ems ales e Darr bar hie Ger delis% mil thereforeelikaram white in the n_ ere *OM equity he deeds. Bens" irdr greed hi roger Chet bin brother WM% who eat with him aa dr was Amt. Be had mi• rood that ell mem wee area wer the tome le Is art that Areearl be se COW- en S. the &trey m otr d. geopettp ire the loads at the dark *the w en to deeds walla rilleader. t. Wet dirtsW stretica to the adder till,. Bar whin at r shollbei est the rarer tree kr Piero wee he .his }series haire dr robbery took plea t Bee= Ise tin add held reed dr nadert, boa* Dem* it veal be beet he hie te Ahern prooeedime tit a arm roc =of the perdu right come beforelt wi as shay Night think proper, lied when ld might hove the ride see dins brother Wilke. Mr. Bawd said he wiehed to slate that he was a steam of Pima sad that be had attached the Turkish Bonds trig Mr. Wonlaor-1 think it=o r tralion that this own h rota the p foto wok. dr which I nosiest haw far to bort emir prom& et male of his Beak Stott toTlana. ell dr robe ft to quite certain he mug has* knows acessdig a the transaction at tho time. I feel banal to .mhos thin adkaarned till Monday wt. - TbsP—i•c....,--6- izz .,...., k tie Est of this a ..n..• to sir. Turkish Bon&), tail in Ploroe's to = ta=is Fanny Kay mil bar owl A. to Burgeon god. 4001. (slai Mika kinda), lookoning W Tauter. MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS. At the Plymouth Guildhall, on Monday, the = tei be r e lle= i et il ie g a l stri O t7i ' the Doi • n County 'r of 14 mg the chewed witip movari4 the e cook ) of the said setml, a two mod IN Mu Tie pdaelpol oollionos was that of John /lemon d the me% whit Mid :—I do not readied ocessidigg ma dim we left Salle, Ain ebellitl: ll * after sir Ageoluse gm thst port the prisoner INN mug obassmillum sod NI Me obtwoometer co du Md. TM cook seem OW 111111114 dew Sao the robin de mid lidi espodafo bed. Mew dol i Lltkh he came q, sod lemi forw ..... eLi ti sea after the came forward mad beet du t Awe the head the thick end of • bemigill& The Inn ill good hes* pensions to this Imam led allanautilemmed veep weak. The day after Imy the up tat eplopau) owl The mei beat the met on his body mg logs talltinomeollim ad with tho slaves of • mot. All sr taw oar I law phonier cat • losamodelt and aim ma At OM at Sao Ives the Mink sat at the ewes Oa sat was nada I heard Oa mele orpiag ea sneol tho in. The omsft of the ant dew lum eathe hes sue Illawasi, Mtlses iss the dam met at Mee dam The mideol semi Mt, sad saw the weak bad Erma la Oa ew *ifs Meet The cs ail the aria vim Ism oil WM? ihe Whir Mks dem The mak% twoomea aid Ira Ma Ma • sot ea Ms bees Ude. mil lbw be bed 664 Nelda A Vi lis vid 11115 l Mil dee Me the moutuM Oa laid of soak ad between their Ikeda ass ikaut m& ham seem the ail la 1 wide flog Nis amp sear sista betw•sen tie at sad ant* I ham ma Idm come up Asa the eabla these luallop, sad be VIM Om so week he mold ' walk. Ile radk was also wowed with we, and Me was mach swollen. On the Honda before the Ge t I saw lm nark hated with the top-gaunt clew-him,ala legs with a reef tackle-fall. Hi. head seasdownm the mate then dogged the cook with a brtroutetit lc back, body, and legs. I was, when he began, in the made, but when I heard the cook's erica I Come ap. TM foam was then coming out of Ids mouth, and he was WO for about ;ten minutes after I first canto up. The melt UM lambed him, and he crawled to the galley. Having teetified to other ads of the mast revolting mid% the heath, after a abort deliberation, comeallied the salsala It appenm, from a letter addremal by Mr. J. R. Mad to tho Timer, that tho reappoaranee el the comet d 1666 may take place as early as the preemie peororftli rsee be delayed until 1861, according to the exemptiso we mho respecting the stars of cemparisen in April." There is, OClll► quently, no alternative but to keep a sharp look-out for the next four or five winters, about the track of the comet, to ens cure observation if it return, as expected. It is necessary to bear in wind that this comet an only be conspicuous whin its perihelion passage falls between March and • October. If the nearest approach to the sun were to take place in the winter months, considerable vigilance may te required to prevent its escaping us altogether. Mr. Hid thinks it is not likely to do so at its anticipated visit. M. Leverrier informs him that the comet will be systematically sought fur at the Imperial Observatory of Paris, where more than one of the amiriant-atronomers have Iread y cotes mowed s regular examination of the heavens. Sease.h also be made at the obwrvatories of Vienna, Perms, Alton*, Upside, Durham, Ann Arbor (Michigan, United Mates), end other sstronotnical establielutiente, moat of which we provided with telescopes of great power, and a formidable telescopic battery will be focniehed by the numerous pride observers of this and other countries. Punch says :—" The fashion of inflating laid dresses hos so far reversed the relative pruning of retains' End servant, that it is now =ally the lady's-maid who hal to blow the lady up." MODEL LODGING HOUSES AND BATHS AND WASH* aerate roa rat CITT.—The deputation from the Ward of Farringdon Without, appointed to wait upon the Court of Common Council with the petition agreed to in Wardinces assembled, praying "for the ortabliahruent of model lodging hooves and public baths and wash-haves for the poor, se well's the bmieliciel appropriation of the rations mate sites in the ward," will present the same this day, being the court since St. Thomas's-day. _ AMERICAN ACTORB.—On Monday next Cordell" Howard and her father and mother, the uriganal Eva, Ste Clue, and Topsy, of the dramatic version of Uncle Tom's Cabin," played for more than a thousand consecutive WON pi the United States, will make their first appearance In this country at the Haryishcate Theatre. . - SIUKSPLARE IN GERNANT.—From the follow.. lug analysis of the performancew at the Royal Theetro, Bating%leg the paelyair, It will be seen with eatisfactian that peare atamis at the bead of the Het. albeit in German translation :—Shakey, 43 Smelt ("Conelenue 3 "Much Ado about Noth ," 3; "King Lear," a; "The Taming of tho Shrew," ; "As You Like It," 64 "Midsummer Night's Dream," 3; "Merchant of Venn*, 3; " Othello" 3; "Hear' IV.;" trot part, 5; " Rom/ and Juliet," 3 ; "Hamlet,' 3 ; and " Comedy of { flouts) ; Charlotte Birch Pfeiffer, 35; Braehro: r e r a ' 19 ("Maria Stuart," 2; "'flit Robbers," 4 ; "CAM and Lore," 3; " Flown" 1; "The Heide of Messina,"" 21 "Wellenatein'a Death," 2; "William Tell," 2; "" The Jungfrau von Oriams," I; end "Dun Carims," 2) ; Kind, 18; Momenthal, 13; &meth:, 13; Goethe, 11; }WT.* j Lambe, 8; Le ring , 8; Gutelloir, 6; Cakk n ron, ark tinder, and Schriider, each b; Ifiland, 4; Cumberland, 2/ and Roane and Moran+, each once. WRECK OP THE PACIPIC.—The brig Walla Ash, width wired in this port (Hull), on Sunday trona Omen with a sago of locusts mg hear. which Yams. Brown and Atkinson as the=s maima hrwolli nth her the mew of the bermes Pada% et Caps St. Plaistame (Funs.) The Aiello had Wn Why kr 'email ere before the Meshed. She mew leit bar i a boat ea the Mk hestast, oriel leashes list d wafer is her, and abuse two bears after what dry ewe abed bat a ode ken bay Gay saw bee. rah. This on breadtGeWill=AskW rem dr Pectic a seat We lefts t brill net haw whet ird boom altar rid= ear dr avow Wig dad la the ler I pa., ml dra v. The mew ride Pude girder M Meralay, grid *awed es Twig. The Peas twat MailV im bekaw she nab kr LA woe* Wldis Iberian Ask dr re her irderdd voyage, a Id gawk her seed Capin Caws ind the are was kereird lows ml ' loci • thie *mom led two.. sr Wes d his it frotored. Law 111=1. bar cargo fa de Odd* dedk.—lhotwr Offietioe I I OTASI IBA 101%1 IPLW and 26E, 0 4 , Nan Mr. furl bad sari ad; hc R tbe