The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1856. !Me expreoo. emoothlming system of leaving Make to right them salves. its will thmefare commend to the earnest attention of all parties interested in the Great Wes tern Railway the subjoined 'Wilke, which endorses a oomplete period of ten years in tlr• history it 611 001111010 y : LATEST TO COIIIIIIPONTAINTIL Meeederieste Winded be Gibe lememe' Webs aft yeyeb met be at the 011•1. lbeseee. by Tem e W blediea the M it pablessla. RION Wallin', AT LONDON BRIDON. Tao DaT—lfiembs, 446 la --- -..... a s t ir Alierses% LONDON. TRUBSD47; NOVILMBNI 16. Lowo. loag ego Houtz mitortslan his patrols I: Matcswas with satirloal remarks es the propsesity of wee to he discontented with their owe walks ia His sod ambition of distlamisa in these et isthses. Had the good old ipiegresa lived is oar days he night have bees tempted to add to his illustrating , of this weakens the mania which has mind our statuses for miring to be knives to sonnies' ingtitadoes, sad similar emsdadeas At this mo nist we have Lad Jour Rust= kerbs is this equity ea the stetrepolitsa boards, sad Kr. GLAD. erns starring it is the provisos. Bather more than a yes: ago Lord Mums travelled through the country with on lecture on Pors is his picket, which he was as ready to repeat at a ntsessat's tootles es any prodigy of a wheel-boy is to get sp sal spout the on speech host linasersais which he Drs got by heart. Does it Rinse occur to Uwe amateur Lemon that their grads exhibitions in terim with the basest anisp ot the prohnosaist Literary sad seised& inetkudese, is these days of geososy, will sot pay a lecturer, when they cos get a keen pais, with the adiainal attention d a reel live lord. or rx-iiiinister, to deliver it. Ia sow men hinges. it they will weepy the field at the peatestiosal lecturers. they ought to leave to thus gestlemes that which they themsslvse have de serted. All Administrative Reformers would hail the exelmage with pleasure, assured that the lee. tarns weld administer at list quite es well as etatessmn as the statuses lecture. - - 1916 Donets 111411 JDsa.ber 11117 Jams Deoseber ISM at:L ia lilt Jure IMO me liY lel IMO SIM INS AIM OIIZAT WISTIIIN no • s. Nik Jos% NA to ON Apt IND. NNW= ND NSW Dol dada The broad muserical results deducible from this labile are as hikers moneseenz u tser h air m s 7111,0114116= 6, ,N1D WIN wa % as ! " r Ild =rtbry: sar L i ms um 144 Dr A r b rt Nvldetronatbligairl, sod gad te~o. de a r OL maw KO la . " We have no hedtatioa in saying that present decay and a ruinous raters are here equally he& aged. Let the reader mark the gradual demesne in the soma applicable to dividend on the ordinary stock, is spite of the increase la the p ostal menus. For an =plowed= of this, which has caused the dividend to dwindle down steadily from 8 per cont. to a any doebtfid 2 per cent., let hie °kern the frightfel imams is the aggregate capital. Let him remember, too—for herein lies the most threatening feature of all—that the additions to capital haws bees made ditty in the shape Of semi ties carrying a preferential right to dividend over the original stook. He will thus be enabled to comae bend at • glance how it is that the holder of the son-guanuitsed stock fails to participate in point of dividend is any advantage minim from the increase of revenue. In fact, the interests of the proprietors of the tedium" stook have been utterly moaned to the shortsighted policy, persevered I. for years, of con stantly reakiag enormous additions to the preforms, and mortgage debt of the company. The result is that, oa the 30th June, 1866, the total preferential debt of this company amounted to no km than 13,743,6101. " preference share capital," 3,798,3421., and "mortgage debt," 9,947,1138LN whilst the "ordinary share capital" dose not mead 8,238,2781. The mortgage debt alone now exceeds by 1,716,9771. the wain wad of the undertaking in 1846. It appears from Parlismeatary popes that, of the whole sum raised foe railways in this king dom, up to the 31st December lust, the proportion per cent. borne by each elms Of capital to the total raked to as follows : Ovenery Pssesine• itdebt.ertPls 17.26 2471 The position of the Great Western Company is this Tempest is shown below: O ° rdinary Pretenses Merl ? X 7.47 capital. 17.28 46.26 The masker oressming the vital, of this nailer taldng, sad adding hameassly to the inseeurity of its politicos, is maallestly the disproportionately large mortgage debt, the result of the extravagance, mismanagement, and repack= propensities of its administration. Remembering that the poarr odical renewal of railway debentures depends emmatially up= credit, and bearing in mind the severs dieerstit into which the Greet Western Company is sinking, we are judiAel in ap prehending that the =tiepin is swooshing s period of sore trial. How bag will the shareholders nasals paean spmeaters of the rapid &tonsured= of their prepartyP Viewing the constast increase anted is the espial, there is ironed for rave doubt as to I whether the company is new la reality in a divides& paying state. As regards the growth of batik, the first element of railway seems, then is every reason to feel madmen. Bat so bag as direetare pompom these fatal powers of adding to an almost =limit= =teat to espital, and abuse them es the Great Western executive Endow, what hope can be =tor ten= of the Mare of railway property ? We have 'elected this company on two or three esemicas for the subject of oar renarks, simply be cause it nixie a meleseholy illustration of the diem tress level to whisk an undertaking, doh in elements of preeperity, era be missed by prodigality sad distal abases. We have no wish to attack the Ore= Western Railway Company in pertioakr, but to make the terrible position in which it stands auxiliary to our arguments in favour of railway reform. Looking at the fruitful muses of this mischief— manes still is too active operation—we declare oar envied= that, sakes railed reformatory sesesans and a teal cheap of system he speedily adopted, • very short period will whams the Great Wester' a san-divideadlaybeg railway universally dime dited, aad neon= in *fleaseial embarrassments of the gravest kind. Ones more we entreat the pro prietors to step forward, and endeavour to avert se great a scandal, the prejudicial effects of which would probably extend, in a greater or lose &pee, to nearly every railway in the king dom. Clam more we warn the shareholders that their only shame of misty UN in aa organised oppo sition to the system hitherto pursued, in the instant removal of the of lcials under whose =spies; the existing dam:hiss have seine, sad in the inane amat of a searetting sunny. Who, we mir e will haw the credit of being the drat to inaugisits $ imesuest for the appoistmest of a illtersheiime Ocamittee of Investigation into the affairs of the Great Western Railway P ----- Asd yet it may be that this lestariag of ex- Ministers nay sot be altogether without as op to loasiesme. Cariously enough, Kr. GLOOM' has oilseed the moment whoa the Colosial-ollee is vaceat to astoakh the satires with a display of hie prokaad and =Waive kaowledgo of the theory mad motile of colonisation. Aad it ousel ha dolled that Lord Joss, by oolketiag weals of ',planes is $ member of select ensembles—eaeh as gathered rowed ths hospitable board of the Clerks sid Wan lieseserse, and in the deserves presiaab ef Easter Hall—way is time aceassalate an eggregaie of favourable receptions sufficient to outweigh the dis approbation of Guildhall. We are quite premed to fled that by these remarks vs have exposed ourselves to a storm of °Watseka sad resesestranoes. We shall to kid that it is a Nov. S. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (rams ova PARIS, WaintisnLy Eva:lngo. Some pimple infer, from the return to Franca of a very large force et the Imperial Guard, that the Go- vernment inclines to attach little importance to the driving the Russians out of the Crimea ; but I believe this to be quite a mistake. The arguments put forth by "Y," of the itedipendases Bags, and others who write in the same strain, are merely meant, so far ea they emanate from Government, to console the public for the probable fast that the Russians will not be forced to evacuate this winter. The Emperor long ago announced, through Marshal Peliuder, that he would relieve the regiments that have been serving throughout the siege, and fresh troops are now being embarked continually. The Megedor, steam-frigate, sailed on the 12th from Toulon for the Crimea with troops sad stores on board. The same day the Phidgdton, steam corvette, left Marseilles with soldiers for Algiers, at which port she is to take on board for Hansieseh 200 &saves and 250 Chessman d'Afrique. She is after wards to proceed to Kinburn with a large quantity of camp equipage and stores for the French garrison at that place. The &Ws mutes its readers that the condition of the Danubian Principalities has at length attracted the attention of the Western Powers, who are decided on bringing that vexations question to an immediate solution. This, according to the Sink has been rendered imperative by the attitude assumed by Austria in these fertile bat unfortunate province% Some confirmation of the order of ideas advanced by this journal is to be found in the Soiree Gassils, which says that, in ease the Allies should decide to open a campaign on the Danube in the spring, Austria will give up a certain number of military positions in the Principalities to French troops. It, however, states, as the result of negotiations which it assumes to have taken place on the subject, that in all other respects Austria will " continue" te occupy the Principalities in concert with Turkey. At the Bourse business was paralysed by a further fall of lin Consols. It was confidently reported that a loan of sixteen millions sterling was projected in Leaden, and that a bill on the subject would be pre meted to parliament at the opening of the next ses sion. The Rents fell 10% closing at 64f. 80c., with a stagnant market. The numerous calls on railways that have bees made within them few days excited some uneasiness. It wa■ announced that the Grand Central has made a call of 100 f. for next mouth. Oa the other hand holders of Eastern and Austrian shares were glad to learn that the Credit Mobilier Society bad undertaken to pay the call of 75fr. on those two lines for a commission of 5 per cent. The new LOU don Omnibus Company was a good deal talked of It is expected that the shares will come out hare soon. Credit Mobilier fell lfr. 250.; and French railways from 2fr. 50% to ilfr. In Austrian railways no vari ation. carping spirit that does sot regegsbe with petits& the restesseee gives to the week of knowledge by arrest public mos who oesdreessd to take epos them the ones of the lestentr. To this we reply, is the tint pima, that near( after a lord or as ex Meister. to hear what he he is may as se amateur lecturer, is not permit of knowledge la the trr acceptation of the plume ; sad in the mord pine, that then is so moderation is the am Mee. The Indira, attracted by these dietiogrehed ems. teen do sot estimate the Wotan segordiag to its nal writs, but asseeding to the assist pinkies el the lecturer. They applaud the veriest easterseplase he rrn it fells from the mouth of or who eempin a high earl pukka. And as to the soudereesies, the penes who ass impart real. variable knowledge is a lend sad attractive smears ie, is his ewe way, as sushi sad se worthy of bosom as ea able ear. reinter is big. We de set think that say steles man, however dietieguished, derogates from him high Paden by sedertekiag the ones of ht tarn ; sad we mortar that hie pnleetioes oug te be judged by the lame Mamba es them of the humblest prefer gird bonny. Unless this be dose, thole who sea after lesturiag lards end exafiebter an only premeds, another phase of Bain& peenge-idelatr7, sot melds( eisserety for haewledge and truth. I ma enabled to transmit you the following as the exact sense, and as near us I can remember, the exact words of a declaration made by Espartero a few days ago to a political personage now in Paris, who had I asked the Duke whether than was any truth in the rumours of a projected &ilium@ between Spain, and Francs sad England : These is wit at preeeat say alliance. Bat Sputa is a Wm amiss, sod if the war goes ea she will aertaialy take part la it widnetely is the side of Frisbee sad Espied. I iodise I. t►isk that the war will beanie rowel is the epilog. Should ousts impel Spain to draw the sword is tile quad, you way be soared that the !maser of her &dog es will be suds es to wads the old Camellia& glory, sod that she will set *swept • ship, $ miaow a trews piece, iron say peva la the weld. MALTA, Nov. 9. NM lip lest advicft, our port his been the seen. el; Mimeses activity. Every menses% reinfereemests for the Eft, eft silk sad weeaded from there, are 'nifty sal Ilepartift. This week shoat 3,000 fresh troops dere pissed see ideal fee the seat if way, end about 600 for Primes sad Iftlead heft united here ea eft leave. Theft are repine, derived fees she Bleck See fleet, that the bony ships see semis( dews here to wister. Of this we haw aftdag sates I bat it seems highly prebeb:s remembering hew mere the winter is is the sodas. Mt; Hibernia, 104, has ism arrived byre, sad *tend Sir Hostage Stashed Ms shifted his flag on beard her from the remade sad dwryiteasured Myles, fees ea beard which ship the einem are transferred, with the =option of Captain Hen. We have had his. messily very msay eases of mast aseiftsereble *astir sheers. The Gemmel is scammend, teens preiseweethy meths, hes haft sa order that so military mask shoed meempsay say of the famish. The reset of this measure, however pre deftly meshed, has been precisely opposite to what was leaded ; sad the people, lamed of heft peeled, heft takes slum, fee they have argued that the slime Wheaten a wish to missed the taus of the dimes. There is, so doubt, MOT* this the usual anamst of moitelity is the tows, bat the sunsets is pria- Mealy made up hem messily anived recruits. People ere all Melds. forward Is the epees( of the gormand ...soil. The weather ftr the het few days he bees • little miss. Prises ha the asrket high. REIIOI7I is bogy with the dineeditable disesearies alleged to have been made by the Committee of In. vestigatios of the Eastern Comities Railway Com pany. The interests of the shareholder, it is cur gently stated, ham been gamily mortised Is the erases of official jobbery and extraveganse which has dilemma railway management almost frees he birth. We have so wish to prejedp a dreamt of this bled, sr to give the *lighten parameters bias to the minds of those most interested is its contemn; bet the reports that the investigation proves very ealmeerable and monitory have acquired salleiest mbetanes to authorial' us not only to revert to think bet to urge anew rail •ray preprintse as a elms to inquire mom deeply than hitherto unto the state et their affairs. Before railways ma begone gab steads' sad improving property, there must evidestly be more coalmines* of isentigatioe, sad a final on- Recatniten 111 HALIFAX, N.8.-Private letters canoe, sot only of fraudulent divides& at the ex- hen Haifa: of the 2/th att. state that a atop has bean put the these peas of avail, but of the jobs or all sorts with foe to ese pr th. ionise legit*. as it had bees foetid " tl:at igli t i ne sinned altogether had bees at a very white railway adeninistratios still tams. Item e i st ....i se Miireglatsf, of about 30i. Merlin per We Aiall he glad if the Eastern Counties Commit- iiNfilikg SO pines. in Vienna of Count COPO- illia Tirig Aawy,Tha Bombay Time says :- tee be fined to have discharged their respoegible able 91.19 1 010 1 4 941110 of the Angriest may is the " Tee seesseres have Jut bra promulgates! 'native of duty la a bold spirit worthy of the emergency; for of a Passipalitige, the wiser of a letter is she Dm• ou s t eyssessas smarm the big military circlet. It verity railwey shareholders seem to stand is seed of of Wig beyond the rash of liestemet.eolosel Iteseirst ef Nstrawberr am: uH e ha s has s m. his innehiststitted that oaken is shit employment shall tome dismiss to movement to the path of reform. mesa here is ardor to give his opinion cc the bl a ilar s •las , have waited u m , Tw , O f semi rem sta 7111111112/12 et amnia eveatualitiss in the spring, so m e , le thug 0 4,40 7 . m e n 0 these gesthaapa have bean In particular we cannot refrain frost expeesdng our ' llllll6 alum as and Man Probable. Although minted for civil employment is the early . part of their astonishment at the apathy maniSeeted by the pro- the abbe t et lime bee approved in priaciple of weer, and la eessMrero a stirs! . L ,1_1!all older, printery of the Great Western Railway Company. the Mospidlelegjeatail by the Aline on the Donets, Ma l l=b l = l .:: mow tans ; ar m .es ;Nr e r „ .. t h as e The affairs of this undortakhig appear to be progross• it thinks it neening to aka swum on its own other head dm bow saga a mask boor sent o f wad jag heat bad to worse ; and it believes the shore- part; . sea. tra„„„durleuer han d , ~ Lb* leurelleleg _seta. m ussy esperiasso thus arm ininteerdess duty, whatever UM at the WOUNIMIIII B e pm@ against tr 1604 kg. The Conn of Direness. baring been refereed holden. if they do not wish shortly tsees the ens. thirbey, who is favonsable t Austrimiatergets, ex, to, the order. WIWI peuests atojer-reanob posy preetienly insolmat, to rouse themselves to cites ihmeistede ea thst reak heat beidiag brigade ootanands, thus myeloid adios. To show the disrepute into which Ebt Court. shelties a ponies of the slab"' of the army at the priod et paw whoa they hoped far the beet cf . the this comers, with its vest espitsi of nearly twenty. _,_ pad thins within their remit before their retirement. " ~_ " The Count do Clateshordi" mays the alma' ag WWI Or TES SHIP JAKET.-OXAND CAYMAN, SW, ogling sterling, is sinking, we may mouths that 1111(DSOlt, Nov. 14. Prams "who hat this newt with his males the sarr. 6.-The Jesse% Lerasta, frets Cabs to Clanaesows, the PrebehilitY ei a total ell•Peualtle of dividends en The dieser party yesterday ineleded the Duchess 'et and Ban . se 3 ,. 64 is gityr* la w roma is a with m a mm y, km bon necked ea one. the Jardiallis the Great Western ordinary stook a now hennaing of Heat, Lady Animas Brass. lionesse de firth, Colossi few do .. to /4.g 11 b, .. where willp th e 'r uby... One, Cobs ; mewl the mina patios of We sup a goesees ;spit of mieversation. As a natural sin- the Esn. C. H. MPS's. 81, Owego Comm. fiat asisiliss T are agi u, d u yba s ys si s ansesses s that the "1, 16 " . Dal"' oof • of AT SIA.-QUIZSISTOWX, awlawaat mad kava i rialf **kat"' of nisi"s lairds 5 t_ 16647 , 13 ” 1 " 111r „, 2,„, "lll°likask s", ( ~...1,1 4d„ ,„7 „ ,E 1114, T a5er., ,,.... Edina neat is neat to isinesee • • padess siker, wee. Is The Jessaslas of ,Biyth, Thinness, from Spa the carepsay experience@ notorious di its is '''' - t he —— -- '-'" durin g Wn, nen d sairsP Mani the Perna ed sovereign se thie is nth Win ears, stay • leek sod fonadrrod Her Meiesty's pivots head afterwards performed fa the • Nev. 2S, ia in* N. hum 14 W., tad the new were takes eigestieg a renewal el oa th portions of its heavy emu , ender the law of eldrstabes. by the Holies Desseng, errind ben. Maingar. debt as Ilea Lima to time fall dm. The prism Albert vest eat Montag this nevalag. A later from Vial* err :..." General "hold Ibis, oR WItECI 01 TEX RAMS MEG OF MILDON B .-- y reports wrest with reference to the positive flasmial alt Madam and lady Smarm hme Innis Castle. ant 4 "1 4114 a to the eloh if Pen* is sheet to mare to the arrleal roF the Avis Q.) at 8,00101.0". we learn of eintenmeneets of its administration are all mare- Tehims. after a lase say hero es matters of demsetie the total Isis, OS the 10n Sept. of the benne Hex of kited. The Gems Wows g o ss.ssid.obif per Gnat. • germanea llama the Naked Beak e( / n um. ess . fans& His pear .. Mk, a Vilma; Winn hln k to hi s name, Mon, el loath Shields, while Wog voyage Inn ta Medan spa on et Insailed Raids Proforma Stook boa fallen below 90, gad the maim if Nr. IV Newton, Caked Oliphant, Mr. June dlawt "7 . _ _ _ _ _ I ahem ire mliesaerthef the Liam of Bate. Crew , Hanby. Mr. Reused Resold, sad Mr. P. B. Heashaw, The Comoro Morwelliao. a t h e 8% Mys t-° Dr. „ we d, listi f i L ligis ar t. . _ . " Thiti, saied _,_ _is the „ mitille _ hed ea *atomism with the Mamas, of the Niehemer P. Neal, heftier st no Uniressity of andelberg. 'mega- Tali MOM= OP • lionasox.-3001. reward bag a mammal samment to woman IM Man that that re e n d sy at i ds * add "d i k e " i s , D ow ,l og amt swan to the Ilsaialsey of IS. Paul, to theiadda, a MO. bees 'Shred ter the apprebemioa of the narderen it Mr. alaarioY here little chance of °Webbing =aerial Desawne fringes Omessemi of the Wen ladle "donee of the eider My, staining anvil:the wine of the Dena* Wallas who w" " "R e is ve sa bit" diat: oo* " etr:ji response to the notification reeratly pot Inward we remind yesterday at the Celssiel- . dies part et the Natural Ussery, lib. 11 to 14." bar ssery, a ferudgbt age. goras Wiring 6 per mot. for bans. The Direatora are The Fria* rworalaist 18 mid to have "WOW &Mat PAORIZT Gina ix Bomer.-Among rime 569 'bat the puniest's' et the reply to the the pmeenee by the ship bar of Mann, whin' arrived at altugli bese bos i g s 7 ell.l4 .4 a eir i sua l"rdin di agsm a g tl) flirting . to amt niiii."l4 t h e „ is t r : iii l a t C°lla st Anisben tall or . °Bld ia weseire. i d s° ka es ° visit t° the Mu " i ;leimeetine tki - semerashm. is set essinaperesem with nib gen ea W4asel, free Unmet, were about slaty the aWI el the Kiwi if sadism to red.. The @dm aootell fillo• 'Mona to walk te_ . __„tha r_, jee here. They isinsitiate thine epos then. What, we ash, will L a d pussy" has with great liberality (gays the std si od,,,,,A m babb i , a t T w i a ossme Lye .. sumo were men, waft dtootm. ii.. "Me a thila in Tfiel were forwarded to Hetyeke. be the state of this company &geld th. =wag aims. Ds* Haft) gina mummies peemissim ler hal- 'Mint My Xing Wiser lisameasl .111 pass. - at t : l C:et bin eralep, no the Baton sad pressers in the mossy market benne men 'Mese% log berm Ila Ids 414811116 M. Clangs, tbe Spasish Minion at Paris, has Wernewr reilmed.--Dislos l itnalier. er ems be prolosged? We Viefirins) are pleased to be able to OSMIUM a we d by sedisassy s• surges m Ma. miry mid, Omni Pezeow..l4lpias DAT. Nov. 14 .- se dlno by slam gam, In them matters there is man, like a dew phi' 5h ",, L . Mr. ....." 1"1. ' 11 ' 1. " ..d. " 81 :—" 111. 1..e" ry -. ll " glablY. am ' s " bum° sad N . Liva3B ' Mai" if P4l°ll° ans l eitd.l67 lll.B. oasnLe . a l Jag day t o IA fig tie whisk are p i sse d beyond the Fo i e of onnten. ..m. - 1 ,---- Gevirsampet . get .......... a plot to awn. she appends' le appoebssied so a sleben omen. Mimi PeLees.-11.atera el eihoheieme toe six afidon, and h umidly . se the um elf the meg Nissan if Asturias, and to issomusee ease to the angry , apeolaily as it is Sodwilsed that IL & is m obs pg.wingor ta.....gamase agedgek ' N owl in a reuses ebalistay pitsaissi esrry in iimeer et the nds h iskeir 2 s pi er u rtissa doessese. sssee gess aimed without es mien of lesseare, Minns: at lisbus, will nos taiga, and eat with .eissies - *Mt Wks% Ma. Await gnaw& me adl: N. Olsen . islalma, MU Ifs ed. 8.211.114 IANATT 9.40.n0 WSW° AMMO P 2 1118.F 4 / 11.141.124 NEWS FROM ABROAD • - •" - • —•- 71" - THI SI7IIBIAN ARMY IN TIN CRIMEA.— PAIN= GORTCHAIO/F 5 JOURNAL. Mieleßowing ere estraote firm Prints Gortehr kora journal of military operations As the Crimea, transmitted by him to St. Numbing t—they will be toad a eontissatios of the seimatione gives is the Expws, of Friday loot: T. essay% Narmada .{shot tbs moth side et &bee. lapel bus bola Tay feeble of Ws. Our loss, beluga Oet. 20 sad id, ssallstal of Mr nes weaadsd sad flu amused. Oa ear left flask the Alan, ea the 2let. aadretsek ea eller site revenant egehra the Whore of Earley, eat erlespeeil Es fax • the s of Otero** sad Fete Sok, bet after that reamed by way of the neuatela pees A party of Cara* &Walken sad earner& Corsair followed the essay is hie retreat, sklnelehlei will YU meat& TM ....mods .f tie Gen Mid donselissat reports tbat Ise feud Only two swam in the read ; the latter threw shells at hog intervals apes the eft and the liattw rtes, bat without Mies ins say Mrs. A lee; report thew come of the mesaimimaaes made by the Allies in the marinas of Espatoria, Prince Gertehekoff attributes the Mint to Pmpatoris to the sews which the Anise had received of the ad. vases of strong reserves to iatetospt their proems to BimplwropoL The Remise eomeseadoe estimates the number of tin allied forme ewer lopatoria at upwards of 70,000 mew TURKEY. The exportation of painis prohibited at all Turkish ports. Importations are allowed duty free. Part of the Preach lest has arrived at Deices Bay. The Porto has 'granted the required Imes for the Hasteadje Canal, tom the bead of the Duel* to the Black Bela Nov. 13. Her Majesty's ships Albion, London, Rodin. and Wasp, are rotaraing front Malta to Bagload. , A 'military collision took place at Constantinople oa the 4th. A sentry fired by 'mistake on some Tuni sian soldiers, and a nagging emoonnter sassed. Ms Grand Vizier brought up troops, and forced the nail's' to return to their barrseks. The first Anglo• German roghment had arrived out r alto: a very bad passage in which it lost a =dor. Nov. 14. Th. Ozer left Nieol;ieff on the 7th far the Crimea, personally to thank his may far its devotion and bravery. Oa the 12th he returned to It. Petezabarg direst through bleseow. There wee no alteration in the stab, of ado in the Crimea to the 12th. - Ti; Rom 111100111101111 that the daily official telersphie reports Iran Matilda are dieeoa tinned, and will not be resumed until there is mem thing important to report. HAMBURG, Nov. IL Numerous battalion' et Iteedia militia ale being tweesatrated is the peeemeat at Lew. sad will whoa is that proviso% fa odor to be wady to open the ouspeip seat Veep .* SPAM 1••....... MADRID, Nov. li. The troubles at laregons an ova, and order is restored. ITALY. ROMS, Nov. 4. Count Limelel. the sew Belgian Ambeirador, has arrived. end has esseated the direction et affairs at the Embassy, which has hitherto bees carried is by Count Mona. We learn from Chum that the radical party, heeded by Mr. James Puy, has triumphed at the eludes& Letters from Montenegro state that the imam tamers are again inerdering and plendming their Turkish milithems, jest as in the geed oil doss. be. fore Omer Pasha malehia ounpaign egainef dim in 1862, or Austria alma bail for their Wine beha viour. The Ammo ifieette, of the 81st ire a foray which they mods into the valley of when they fell isms pissed shepherd", most of whom wise %ANION killed 12 of them, and drove off I,2oo asis lata boodie rand is beimiging to the villagers of the The Tee& oollooted, but is ninths,' toe one to retake the 'pd. They, however, straeked the Mentesegrins, and in a dune hours' fight killed 16 el they and resevereil 100 of the lataU. The Meatiatgplos expeet sin to be espied in avowed pelitheYwer with the Turks. OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (Pzoicovit SPECIAL COBRESPONDINT.) CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 2. There has been absolutely no occurrence in this part of the BIM worthy of record during the put week. The monotony of the camp lila has not been broken even by the arrival of the usual mail from England, which was due yesterday. The steamer which ought to have conveyed it has arrived, bring ing • French mail ; bat, from some accident, the English bags did not get to Marseilles in time to be with two black niggers, arrived, which was the signal for a general rush round it. Beer was to be obtained at 2s. a bottle ; sandwiches, two for 6#1, 1 cakes sad tarts, ls. each; mince pies, 9d.; cla w passe. 7s. a bottle. On the first day five races we ll contested, two of which were afterwards disput e d. Oa the second day there were the Redoubt Stakem entrance, 151. added, for which seven horses rear three-quarters of a mile heats. Balsklava Sweep, ik entrance, 201. added, one mile; three horses, all foreigners, started, ridden by English officers. Set tee . topol Stakes, 21. entrance, 251. added, three-quot e , of a mile beats; seven ran. This race caused agreed deal of excitement, as most of the horses wee thoroughbred, and were valued at 1001. od e about, and three of them, Blacksmith, Kate, sai Zonave—the last a newly-arrived anintal,thepropeet 7 of an engineer officer, were supposed to be mess matches for one another. Both the first and mad heats were won by Kate, ridden by Major Weirdo/ the Staff, Zonave being second. After this a bed mole race took place. The sums added are to its peg to the winners on the sth of November. Neer tbe Col de Balaklava, not far off from headquarters, sum old foundations have been discovered, suppos e d b y some to be of Grecian origin ; by others, an old ms nutery ; and again by others, an add cook-hcees, The lower basement contained some Genoese lum and an immense quantity of pottery. These min were discovered about 12 days ago, by some an of the 39th Regiment, while pulling up stones for the / zit.. road. Since then a permanent working part of thi s regiment, under an officer, is told off each ,h e the purpose of excavating. I am told that • Colonel Munro, who commands the 39th, spuds almost his whole time there. Anyhow it has sew great interest, for it is visited daily by hosts el officers, and it is known by the name of the "Tem* , The army is doing but little, and the Remises lately have taken to firing into the dockyard, whiles the other day they wounded two Frenchmen,who were employed in carrying on the demolition of the docks, The English work at one half, and the French the other. The latter have now placed a sentry with owe ea the Dockyard gate. Amongst the usual number e/ shaves, or, as the French call them canards about the camp, there is one that Sir Edmund Lyme t• pp home to our government, and the Freak *dm' to his, about destroying Odessa. The replies were, from England, By all means; from France,lip no means. The navy are very proud of their me. omen at Kinburn, but it is a pity that we had is floating batteries, and that all was left to the this, French ones, who no doubt did great execution. They all say that it would have been impossible to hats gone up the Bong on account of the high cliffs on lea side, which would have enabled the enemy to flee right down on the decks. Part of the expeditka.— the 17th Regiment—bee returned, and is now lying d Balaklava. There is some rumour of an expeddira to Kaffa. The cavalry are quite uncertain as totheir movements, but the general belief is still that they will go to Scutari. The remainder of the left fiegs train of artillery, about 200 strong, have joined tis right siege train. put on braid. There has been a rumour the lest day or two that an expedition was to start for Kaffa, with the inten tion of securing a position there during the ensuing winter. A small body of French troops has left and proceeded in an easterly direction, and it has been surmised that there was to be another attack on Fort Arabat. With Arabat and Kaffa in our poems sion the whole plainest' of Kern* would be secured : the enemy would be excluded from a district from which be is still said to draw many supplies; and Haifa would afford an important basis for future operations. The movement against Life has been very generally talked of, and the Fourth Division has been named as the part of the British form likely to be sent. Brigadier Spencer's Brigade has re turned from 'Unborn, but has not yet received orders for disembarkation; it has been supposed, therefore, that these regiments would go on without landing, sad Lord Paulet's Brigade, with General Wiadham in command, at once join the expedition se a rein forcement. What truth there is in the rumour of this undertaking remains to be seen ; no orders on the subject have yet bees issued. The firs from the north side has continued very active. Yesterday, the let instant, an explosion oc curred in the part of the town occupied by the French. The report was compressed and loud, and the rever beratioa was so strong se to lead to the implied= that some considerable magazine had been exploded; let some Frenchmen, bringing up a wounded man to me et the ambulances, declared that it was loses powder in an ammunition waggon which had been mmideatally fired, and that two or three injuries to hystanders, and those comparatively slight, were the 'sly ill-effects resulting. Oar allies are not very communicative on such matters. The Russians evi dently concluded that they had blown up one of the magazines of the mortar battery behind Fort Nicholas, not far front which the column of smoke which fol lowed the explosion appeared to rise, for during the remainder of the day they concentrated a heavy skalliog fire in that direction. They also kept up at Intervals during the night a fire against the game position, ea if with the intention of annoying working parties. Today a truce was held for a short period, detwen two and three hour.. A boat from the Rus sian side crossed early in the afternoon, but what was the nature or object of the ooestnuoication has not transpired. Some et the huts for winter nee have arrived, and fatigue parties are busily employed in unloading the ships in which they have been conveyed. The troops eve still working at the roads. The other prepara tions to meet the exigencies of the outing winter, accumulation of stores at the central and divisional .depots, erection of stabling, construction of kitchens, draining, &c., are in active progress. In spite of the opposition made by the enemy from the north side, large quantities of cut stone, roofing, bricks, timber, sad other building materials are daily brought up from the rains of Sebastopol. The weather has for tanately continued very propitious for these opera- Boss. No rain of any account has fallen, although en tire 30th of October there wee every indication at approaching change in this respect--and the roads and beaten tracks have remained firm, sod in a fa vourable condition for the passage of transport mules and vehicles. Since the 31st of October the tempera ture has been remarkably mild. The wind has been Mowing from the south sad south-east, and has been assimpanied with all the unpleasant and oppressive alessaiterieties of a Mediterranean sirocco. The traps continue very healthy. A few nattered eases et &elms have occurred in various parts of the camp. The General Hospital in rear of the Third Division is to be broken up, as there is no likelihood of this establishment being required during the winter. It has proved very useful is relieving the eigimeatal hospitals, whoa, from sudden smergeasy, their sesommodation and resources have been msequal to the demand made upon them. The civil surgesse who have been assisting in its duties will probably have their services transferred to the general hospitals at Belehlave, or the Monastery, or to those on the Beephens. The huts vacated will be useable for the reception of some of the troops ; whets* eately, as is the case with all the other huts is nee dads( the past summer, the felt covering the roof has house rotten and pervious to rain, and the thin wood limmins their aides seamed and warped, so as be tesdre this very imperfect as mesas of sheltie against either sold or continued rain. THE WAR. A letter from Yenikale, of the 18th ult., in the (is. stillulaweel, says: Ike little expeditionary corps bivouacked at Atha omberkad on tits 4th, on board the flotllla ; oa the maths mum a sharp fire of musketry at the adnneed paY hi to the belief that the eaemy had oommessed a swim attack, but when they saw that preparations were nails to roosin them, they but a retreat. In the night all tke elms gthboats! sailed from Kerte* for Hanissas. The kw Anglo-Tark Contingent, which has bees dieted isp almost anywhere, probably theme it ins semi anal lath to do with it, has at let begun to win bon. 'As ellestive of the costingent appears to be KAO, MI about 8,000 Dave already disembarked, sad has taken up their quarters near the English sum Wm the protection of the French works. Nobody on my what asses troops are daunted for. 'rutin% bad es semi of roiaforosments, and especially of ouch sc they as; they are perfectly Ignorant and undiscipliosd; sad loud say late walks in the port I witnessed acts of the point ionthordinatise. The principal cease of diem& as ms. Attlee is the dit3ealty, and frequeet/y the ispenibliiti ender width the English °facers labour of =Wig Ma. salvos understood, as they do not 'peak rakish, sad sos obliged to have amours, to interpraten—a presseileg which sasses delay, sad deprives their mamma of met. rity. Tits English odious themselves 'manlike di Bit but to they maim szaudingly high pay—a soils, Ise instaam, km 32 shillings a day—they put ap with twit position. Gen. Vivian is expected every day; plasm I a display of severity he may effect some isprovisest, bet that will be difficult Bench is protected by sate% almost all of whom are encamped on the nespyresiells heights of St. Paul. The polies of the town is maishissi by two ampules of infantry, and they will be ea dent to protect the Tartan from assumes by ile Turks. The weigher is generally fist, sad tine isms dews sickness, see any sign of epidemic compishin lh Emffidek oar votes Vesuvius arrived here on the 11* its Takashi ; she reports that nothing of importaus lads plea ea that point. Four English and two Freak Iwo were still oesepied in watching the masts and the cilia si Aruba. The Rarity won fortifying tbauslas nand mere serenely on the smith oust end it was innate' • peeved them doing so, owing to the want of water mil , dent depth to enable tho vessels to approach withis oantain Osborn, of the Visions, says that squalls of l i k s e ff ssupshassetse bate begun to be !squat in he bun of Axel, and that already small gunboats ate male to car vigats it. Ws have heard some rumours of a repeal sc. pedition on Haifa ; it is not improbable, es petal nen portent operations destined to surround the Samba sal which keeps the field. According to all military nee, 0 111 army Is lost to Russia, if it does not evacuate the CAS& (FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) A letter from Sebastopol of the 30th alt., is de CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 3. SemaPhors of Morosilleet says : a sa d d i all tioa th at o w d or utz Great exertions We being made to h ave th e arm y There is now only one regiment left to oe be es a py ; tit floe_ butted and the road* completed before the wet weather, and one may say winter, sets in ; but the The regiment is en y eamped in the gorge of tba fetid inereasse general opinion is that the hutting is being lost sight battery, where the men are somewhat shelend fron of the place w a le * on its beck ; of tho le omoo so ow of too much, and that too many men are employed cars of the northern form ; the officen take up their WI! each day on the roads, which latter are becoming far in say of the keens near which may milt their fun. 4 . 1 : too numerous. Besides the main roads there are Rumiaas are bristling the heights on the north side ; division roads, regimental roads in each camp, and batter i i te es. F ort Yeste c r o d f a h y of l o w e, 88 •11 1) : I g :L a d myself by I.IW also miss leading from the Commissariat of every opposite was going on with a iipi . fos „. A E a mes sir division to each regiment. If only 9,800 men are a nd at last we WWI wee at the same time spying at me , employed on the road', one cannot understand where seek other as politely as possible. Other Ilussise fists the remainder of the 30,000 men are. All the differ- afterwards cams forward, and other salsas veto eat camps are quite empty, and for en officer to get chseged. I was standing up on the top of t o b e e t teve;! . !: a fatigue man to assist in building his hut is imps - might have formed a good target for them, sew__ was made to fire. I know Dot whether the MAI lew sible. I have known many corps who are actually supply of provisions for the winter ;if o w, they will P° obliged, in order to make up the requisite number, to bog y soon ma k s a moss towards p ste kep—at leans, a poi D eem their band and drummers. But our system is part of thin—for the road by the steppes is issfleet.'"" so faulty that if a regiment was 730 strong, 150 would in winter. It is, however, to be prieumed that the re° l be taken away for differeot duties not connected in part of their supplies was in this place, for ad the kW! I any way with the fialiting position of the army. are full of seeks of that horrible biscaitbread, whir: "Pill aa° On nquiry you will fi nd men attached to the ambu- sta ff t h at i t em u not w i t h an y c l a mmy be gives i tenor . land transport, or else they are at Balaklava or I am told that a terrible bombardment of Fort Caddell lime burners. In addition to all this, there have to f a to ta k e place soon , in which the floating batteries eg be deducted servants, batmen, sick, orderlies, mkt , take part. I cannot guarantee the authenticity a Oat loonvalescents, acting sapper', so that instead of are- P te . for Marshal p r ar„i„ i s more e a r et than oasis St giment having 750 men fit for duty, it only can have lauded my/amts. 300. In short, about one-third of a regiment ea glishee by different methods. The number of aesist A letter from 'Unborn of the 22nd, in the Maas. ant engineersday, each employ . ed on the is to F/ 014 e• saY• las, main roads or highways, really astonishing. If We continue enplaning the environs of th is p they were made " superintendents " they would tasking recounaimae" the direction of Mss soli!: only receive 4e. a day, and even then they would be the Deism and the Bong. The other morning siss isi e well paid, for in nine cues out of ten they know no boat leave the vessel commanding the huh° l6 1.4 fe ed more of read-msking than a cat. All they do is to with sem et trace towards 0 taiskoff. It bore the tell off the parties with a certain quantity of shovels, to a missive from the Russians inquiring law titi Wl st% pickaxes, hammers, or hand-barrows. Nothing can the prisoners made at }Unborn. The reply was exceed the beauty of the weather. It is coldish at festrilve wounded Rosana were taken good ems if. night, but very warm duriog the day. There 01118 be that the French general regretted not to be able te , little doubt that the Almighty has given every oppor- ems. st the Ramis* onions orb* were still in Is IT y busily for this army . to make itself comfortable in Tea an aware teat after, as duties an soda, it 17. every way fee the winter. difficult matter to distinguish the Rosales onear io ff: a ; The Sewed Division races came o ff on the plateau Print* soldier. When the b eet char g ed with turfed W near headquarters, on the 31st October and following arrived near its destination, a Russian f day. Although there were by 2 o'clock each day two soldian, wee forward to meet it. The ass e ! about 100, mid by 4 p.m. 200, mounted officers pre- ties were esehasged, sad the seism having Mot etr: sent, still there was a scarcity of ladies and generale, is, the best r eturned to Me ship. The Maisie 4" . but certainly not of Staff. hive. fleskole, of Jamaica always bunts, semethisit Of other i.the 1 .111 and Crimea notoriety, case on the ground attended Otehakel; so that, al ens of our salon domed, by her spirit bearer, a coloured boy with drinkable'', net be a levy eseepatiou to act as peppier after the selt.l about two. and was received with all honours by his the Cur. It shame seems a if the Russiscs orr A Roy= . amm Prime Vied! Hugo, lieutenant of scialletely abandoning the asigt i bierhood of OtseM lbe la la sheet lima her tw°4lBl4 cart, As well as esa be saga, ths semairi beeves* did r- yi • I and Niselsl!‘ uegoi lfri TIIIII shkn you' . Tux I !Au Lir fertile—Seeks I &did Obinib The same I Of the nth 0 The MastMit Elmhurst Mi. Sag. Admiral dated from the October 27, in lion's gallant at Manssion de C director of the Su Inlet, of the director has is dent is also to 3 The Post . tar from Van Several MSS last few days t either from C country. The tinted for a tie Asia, where ni imagined, sod foroomeots. I power to assist TIE Boren ores sea, a dissolut assay others at florae rancou throughout L towns and villa destroyed sod scishod in lion eagerly behove dire insult to is taking advanta his mission. Ht Islam, had been batmen boldly prods Collecting a well armed head and me a Musjtd not f Shah and his 1 p•red for view and in authori from their Ins. was urged to d They had fl 1 . We have do prayers, and p honing each infidels—the I His Prophet, t Oben*. liu nor indiffere some time. etas', from to Reboots, Cita in defenos of deope:ate ham bravery of toe overpowered, way, were TOO Some 70 or good their rot massive walls safe, their p awaited them, thoroughly a nothing but tJ of vesgeance. The Rindot at a distance a to it.,. .the assailants. A and begrimed Coward to It Chatress end the work b.fo same io, ant A dense colt the Mujid. the Misdeal, nearly pined et ten paces I = the c reform each ether gushed at a well dims driven back, As each Hint MO tO OHM t Some few milt held, sad for ',stem, the crushing fire the gate. No the elash of sl the shrill sore ran soots deed in. of the Mt Thus term °holm Huse fray, threw al trusting to hi weds his ING PRINTEIU that these aim Omen, near , eseapletion, Hon of three principal can gam stem tt Earl Stanhop of neemsary I subscribed, 1 lead and the inmates, thee tar enclosing plying the ht tetes will Would be Ns it is intends charity, eine aod brought own oontrib fres the sot Sited by the the master p Clown, the street, as tree ledge any it Durbin, of fund. f 11 the ROYAL I gentlemen, I were Mesita the Board a ant, Wilto Shoreham, perkshire ; Wilson Iles, Ana): Cha Hesse, Mad shire ; and Suffolk. BALE ON Parebrother a portion of in the Stria and other or about '1,16( The second Hi, Strand producing knocked dor 1 COLLISII Nov. 12.--1 withal els yo 4 &cloak o liking legs Moen. 11 - 4 from Rome already 10,1 taken i n .a steamer fro she went de seta, which The steams lopes and a Brew. The after severs+ sad were fit Alfte4 His silks mast tit ( wi ld 'tea Salvia mot Mee ti 13a5 muter greet kind@ were emu d log is Sun 1A before VA ai m mehld hi the has .11" r- r bay.