The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-27 00:00:00

ribs Oxvreoo. TO CORKIIIIPONDISTIL ilarmsibizmoslmmissier .11s ftereelArisa Iledgusper. =NM at Os 011 is. 10. Spalaris by Tv, Ode* ea as fig al pulilsolia. 111011 WATS& AT LONDON ISNADON. l'sw Div—lllinabg. ib. tha Aftrisess. 416 V. T.—' t, N. Iss.-.- iiiirems. 11. I. LOISON. THURSDAY, DSC al the Repabliasa leaders—whish sills for pretest satin aad reatianod observation. It appears that Baboay, Virgials, 1111 short, amber the imsdtsdos, sae of Sunday evening. appoistsi p ipoIiMMINMINNI Ts Div-81 Tonemarw—al ....-- LONDON. Ins Raman meter their IN dame over th the capital. I gr j a c highway dada ite way II the nostrils o The rodent' colosies, whirl indicated kart by the mete ft meet sew en this mate et a Rai cos Indents as a t Antrim, mom a and ship 4 Bemis west her cowman 80 0 1188 I " Ike asPire lemma o slid mopes Whet *III own treat Polls" pieced at t part et her se time w The Shiite hate each with whirl had bate for hag for the by the ii Penis p demo on I by that eel tnatin is Balch Sal Os Weeto ties spot et Ramie i ! Twiny, as who are at et a here they allow inheres • ' The Mist Raines is boy in de these pro aople, the patina el kraptiese Last an the next mitts*. pulls °pi digestion meat el tl innelate the imp eceadalot rural KIM goo ' « bees ells ens Or Hesse el seadatio Beg VI cosier way tor collect a dreamt It weak i damn lentil or with systec, Tarkieb bag the Mate et laps. Chown their et On ea I dimwit' at any of a de all the , bees i pm* them trials them 1 et the 1 I cower They i Weigh II , action ores 1 USAIR °Pre Ili . Beni moth wimp 'l, the i o dopt nth, r 11 have shad deal I i leek day i tan . • \ i , T • , i !; . i mat aati ore ties the who • Ew ° tho tem . ‘ 1:, of / Fri 1 Po cl 1i t a gm , leo hat ; i 1 the Jai 1 t • 1 I 11 4.. THE IMPRESS, THURSDAY VENN% DEMUR 27, 1855. was isitsk family ia Camas. tba Mad= of the Os add Marty to amoral development—a whisk Om would flaykrakt, b. falliar W tritaiNe. 11111y m ysy it palm d Kan o megilalittile Moir Osibecior Mid other light keep d pieo deities 5* the whale Aleut et whisk lIIMPui is ttri capita l They ate thus absolute imellpa el the ghat highway by which the traded Wells= bap dads its way overland fon Tohisoad to Pink sad the cookies of Ciskei Aria which lie beyond it. The redeem sad messfseraves et Boor and its calories, which the iatiabitauts of the region we have indicated have hitherto obtained almost exelsively by the note from Tobiared through Enmealtp. they meet sow seek to procure through edger shams* Ia this state of atlas they will matuestly tura to Basel& Russia can Posts • these massfectures and predate awes her lead feistier from Prods or Asetria, wog them by her imams MUM of Galas& wateroweiege to the Volga, GO ship deem sense the Caspiaa to Penis. Rods was evegioniag to suffer from the stoppage of her cornmee, and the consequent drying sp of the applies umpired to enable her to carry ea the war. Me ISOM of Los enables herho stop the earned of istropeem osmoses through Toby to Loral doia mid amps am .rinse w saw saran Mr OMS WA. WWI alas partially soutralisiag the promo her ewe teadb was beginning to feel, and Goblin her to pekoe the war. This is sot all. Persia is thee pissed at the mercy of Book for the far greater part et her open's of European goods. Persia is at se time unwilling to pick a quarrel with Turkey. The Shiites of Persia and the Bonito of Turkey hate each other with a hatred sod aot seseeded by tha lon t with which th e Orangemen land of laad bate each other. Wan bays been waged for long esettuies between Penis sad Turkey for the posseenioa of the rich lode watered by the Tigris sad Esphrabes. Net only 1. Persia placed in a eoaditioa of mercantile depen dence on Russia by the fall of Ears ; she will be kd by that event to indulge in dreams of Woodier her troller is the direction of Bagdad, by the aid of Bemis and at the expense of Turkey. The policy of the Wasters Powers, in coassatrating all their atten tion spa the Crimes, sad neglecting the opratiose el Basis on the Armenian sad Georgian frontier of Turkey, as only be paralleled by that of policemen who are so latent upon driving a gang of burglars out et a hose by the front door and pursing them, that they allow the coafederates d the plunderers to eater unobserved by the back door sad outran, the pillage. The Allies have cleared the Turkish territory of the Bodo howlers in Wallachia, and they have bees so hag in devising means to provost their re•osespying these provisoes or making a descent on Coashustile asp* that they hays paid as attention to the maw petite of Turkish Amok, sad the tbsesimi irruptions into Turkish Mesopotamia. Last swim we had a Sebastopol Commillate the next semi= there eight to be a X= COW Mitts'. The Homo whisk, seder the prows et public opinion and an ephemeral bent of honest he digestion os its own part, insisted epee the appoint. meat el the Bebeetepol Committee, was tee feeble and ' irresolute to carry out the work it had begs& Bet the inquiries of the Committee threw light on the scandalous disorguisatioa, ignorant, indolease, and pool bedkisaey of ear War Department, and some good--though yet by so mesas enough—has barn edicted by its revelations. A Ears Committee, eves though a feeble, trimming, and vacillating Meese et Comma should refuse to carry its now seadatioas into 'got, would in like names throw light by its inquiries on the defects and short condor et the Foreign-Ass, and thus prepare the way for Indispensable sad urgent reforms. It would miket and disseminate information regarding the eireametimess and consequesess of the fall of Bus. It void give se to Low whether the blame for the desertion of oar odious charged with the deka& of Esse rests with our npromatative at Ceestaatinople, or with the hems authorities. It would explain that mystery et the iniquity of red-tapiam by which the Turkish Government bas been prevented from »mir ing the Loan for which it meet pay, and thus left in a state of inability to march an army to the relief of Yoe. If the members of our precious Roos of Coma.' shrink from the performance of this dirty, their constituents have as easy way to seeped them. One and all althea ate looking forward to a speedy dimpled= ; they will not dare to set SW° opinion at nought ; they will be eager, by the manifestation of a death bed repeatease. to make some amends ter all the jobbing and tergiversation-of which they have been guilty ekes they were elected. Assuredly the people of England have motive; enough to instigate them to speak in unequivocal Lepage to them trimmers upon sash a subject. They hear around them the swooped sobs and groans of the families of the brave Olken who have been scandalously and cowardly deserted sad betrayed toe Bloke captivity. They have the promise of a propeet of obtaining insight into the ural-orpaisatio and ineffective action of the Foreige&Moe. They have impending over them increased and prolonged expenditure of treasure and British blood, in eorreqsenee of the opportunity of protracting the struggle derived by Remy from the capture of Ears. They have every motive which regard for their own breeches pockets, sympathy with the bereaved, and hopes to accelerate the improvement of an important adatiaiettatlve department can inspire, to urge upon their reproca tatnes a searching inquiry into the oases which have ecomieued the surrender of Kan without the shadow of an attempt to relieve it) end they have to deal with a Hoses of Commons whose members are lohisig leeward with fear sad trembling to an early day who they must make an appeal to their coasti toasts for support oa the hastier. essniaiss the ailed States. The prombor, in wiwtdils Makiest,. pealed eat bristly, and with Meat mildews oflnApap i - 118111IfY freedom of the OcepaL Hs was sot a:- loved to &doh his diseases. Wk, him% sad threats ef Sake's, peceeding from the Soothers Gluiest., who were known to be armed, broke up the assemblage. A mak was made by them Southern students to seise the mesas, In order to deck him is the fiver sad Shot wares videos upon him; bat hie Meads made fight till be. get out of doors sad essayed in the dark. This is bad enough, but wane followed. A meeting of the Bombers students the nut day to pus resoluticue against the disoussion of a class of topics unacceptable to than: aims was essteasneed by the prefessors, who coademeed the " impesdeas* of introducing subjects on which a serious difbreace of opiaion was to be apprehended. As me of the learned gentlemen said, a people who are living smug papowder meet not easy ustthes" One would like to know who the man was who, in a democratic republic, and ins training esilep where disciples was preparing for the ease at sea's souls, weld my this. Hs could badly be a son of the Pilgrim, er a doessedant [of angessets. er as the frank-.laded and open-bearted sees of Cavaliers sr. ..tasa aye; the southern Ellaboard two centuries ago. Whims he might be, there were ems of the Pilgrims them too; and it is M them that we sow offer our sympathy. The ashen' students did their duty well. They also met; and they resolved that, Sanas* as the Faulty sifted to award to them the rights of American Sti gma smog Whisk is Israel:sat that of kudos of sysesh. they would as lesger amain in coonexica with the institutiesi. Fleas that the Faculty per ils& in their deems that the enliset of busman rights should sot be diessesed, all the Northern Sadists inept a very small number who awaited directions ass hese, loft the eollege. We rejoice to say that alms anima from the South left also. It is stranp if rt Faculty of this Virginian college have forgotten' the very similar treasectisa which took place he re Obio eollege.--Leas Seminary--some twenty yetis ago; yet, if they had remembered the melts of that transaction, by which the Bums' ea Mrs. !Mows, and a good many other doll 'hoists, were secured to the came ' these Virginian prehesors would hardly have stutered to repeat the experemat of caring to spirited young men, sou to be busted with the privileges of eitisseship, the allemative of =famed silence or banishment. As for Ile sislabo f we wish them joy of their resolution, gad boyedrey will easily find colleges in which they asp as ellet• their training for the swims duty which me ink lies before them. Again A citizen of Syracuse, in the State of Now York, Mr. HATDVX, of the firm of IDIOIILiT aad Hamm, balkier., went into Florida about a year ago, to superintend the fulfilment of a building esetraot with a gentleman of Gadsden county, in Hat Stab. Mr. HAYDEN WI saver comidered an tbdidasist at home. He was a deems of his ebereh, lad kis church seemed to be his chief interest joie of his business. His religiose seal dowel itself in Florida is the same way M at home; and no member of the chuck Wes sore respected, or his services more eiaaidy welcomed. If he had bees asked what ma Men he beamed to in the matter of slavery, he would have said the Colonisationists, who are headed and Mewed and kept in action by alaveholders. Yet be Mr. HAT DiN been ignominiously drives out of Florida, simply became, as an American ridges he disapproved of the quashing of the Missouri amps sin, and of other recent legislation of the case pur port. His acmes' themselves acquit him of all tam pering with slaves, of all interference between masters and slaves, of all public dealaratist of opinion—of all ofisess, indeed, except having an °Maim on matters on which every eitissa has • vote, and uttering his opinion in private carrereation with friend., who sever showed any sign of displeasure. He thought slavery contrary to the will of GOD, and therefore sure to case toes sad: and he thought the Fugi tive Slave Law anemedtutionsL Hie frisada is Florida were of a soutrary opinion, and each expressed his Timis in conversation. Ose day the clergyman sad some leading members of his church called on him to warn him that his opinion were known, and that be bad better look to his perssaal safety. This was the first step. Next, his neighbourhood was placarded with handbills, indicating him m a proper subject for Lynch law. Thirdly, a meeting wit held is the Court-hum composed of lawyers, headed by the Jodie of the Supreme Court, clergymen, and the principal plasters of the district. Mr. HAYDEN had received as order to attend: and he was closely questioned stoat his opinions, as well as his conduct. He mow to have given plain and simple replies— speaking exactly as he had spoken in friends' houses. A committee of 114•141 was appointed to draw up reso lutions, when Mr. GAIDZN was ordered to retire. This committee reported him inmost and harmless, and recommended that the matter should drop. The meeting threw out the report; and the IMMO committee had dm singular audacity or cowardice—no matter shia—to fevers their own decision, and advise the lleahlamt ci Mr. HA/DIPM fres the State. Someday. 'air were allowed him to male his affairs and be it: and his pospeross business, his household, his plans of life, are broken up—as if he were living gads Austrian, Russian, at French despotism, in stead el Wag an American chime. The Northere newsmen themselves make this observation; and the South is baud indeed if she suppose that such a istate of things will be sodored. Tax New SIMEON EXTLAORDIOCART TO TEI GIIIIM—TM LIMINIOSI Oswego et Friday ceeteiee the ap. ;Iwhew es the MU. Wet.. of Mr. Williams Fergana, A.* be Ihressa Istraerdisery le her lileje os a r isTb ; ; Fags le as Milsbarilm sham. He was a Tawas we aro past the middle of the nineteenth .....__lhme welleOlor re Dr. Kole. as 4 Mammas boss • piss ' Notary. freedom of speech le so rare among the l i r sw erkbr:4 t a1 4 , 1 11 1 d 7r4 s t bb u t i l m aa4 . d l i g: auks that we, who es joy it, aro called upon by e fag ran' preelles he summul Is lambs lobes be every venerable smosistioa, and every Seder sae- d i rl eta tit* me " 1111. " T all .1 " 9 IA" , t" "" t• .are et Semmes spat sums= et the dep. don, to extend oar sympathy to then who vkasei. Re %Ili eppoistag Piehisar of asses is NW! College, the right, sad struggle for ate szandee, whoever sad od 6100 Imo" da•th if Mr. Lisila lift t" wide aski of Urals to lisi dome without a rival. BS mesa I. wherever they may be. Except is Norway, all sib. Ms bees tales. sed it bee sassed Europe bet enreelves is more or les rearieted In _.._,_._ill dielm ili r v im _ apps whisk we ool ig li a lo t el deans' seems thought sad speech. Nowhere else is debate per- ' N. am hotly free. We simPethise ia heart with the people A Emma mon, says a letter from Berlin, was of Ramie, of ()nanny, of Italy, sad, above all, of kW/ Pens , ' 111 • Frewch Ocevetta in the seillhaeurkeed Frans, who are living under set exhausted sagas-- ef ille Ailind w ies kiss os ; anned it lay " a:n u e, t i l e . t s er tu pseerka Nat a si Z. gasping sad ma tidied for watt of the ventilating at a .ae, however. rewind Ulm =me heeraelim dad of thought and twang, h o t sow , a we f o killed les: the Preset ex= e at a r r a t Tu e. bi Ve t eZ a dossed ea oar sympathies from another new age 11% a 8 ago k Ot belere a see el awed' et war. sod ass quarter, whose careless people world has demald l• be • ... t n"___ Ii " Ills looked last foe it. Within this swath an Widest Oamaturica a 'as 1N i li tat li cit.--Aneagemsalli has starred in the United States—in Old Virginia, bs" by bees °e t rille biliilais „_,... l.l " I " ..tretsente " o "l l ,L.,, L fZl the nabs fiats of Wesatitarox, of lummox, a .„ .. es km* heeee.._• l •72 B ?"r jah ' ilemmie , pee k.' — am p Judge MAR•a•Ili and ethers of th e nut yourabl e . g; maIII IT , . -- -- • . 111.°1 glit frotlrt. WINDIIOII. Duo. ft Majar-Oasaral. 4 l3l: Harry As es a NM "Jr Mr Dheltea et Yeah, the Lellieses• NMI 4/ B a, Dam= M Nadi. the Lied Ramie. MajerAleearel the ...qeetse sad Ma. Grey, Nisbet the Hs. 0. B. sad Ma. rtlyge. Oeleael the Rea. N. sad Lady May Heed, Oeiraerast lady - Serfty Bomar, - l - Mawr Cana; Hr.ler-Owed Iltr Harry Jame, sad Mr. Glover. The taw* lad the beams et resetvlog imitated@ la Hte Arealas ; Lair_ Rai MIN Coara. Asa Mb. 1166 — arrt;IMITIDisiLicalyi! Saw PM ..... Royal Welsh ireeilMr4, sad Mr. Gibbs. The (Uses. etteieSee by the Bee. Bestrkei Spy, rode la the Alias-house this sierelay. Meet eve ewe aces'..-- - % PARIS. Wasamonas Insane. The evens; at M. Delamarre's Desks d bon , lforchi--tlis seraurbat proceed/no same given to a .11,1nour. bazaar on a mot very large male where it is probes* `to sill cheaper that in ordinary shops—took lil , to-day. Thebunding is sent door to the asses o Petrie, in the Be. de Crahreat. As ainsosaosel. 4 only the glued floor, where nothing bat eatables 1 was ready today. — Tireie ire three startle above where clothing, Jernitant Re., are Weeded te be sold hereafter. The place was thronged through ant the day as sub at least by the redoes as by purchasers. Still I understand a very good businesswee 406. The ebeeis canter, which exhibited Boa forty Uriedes of &sees% marked at ham one to two was a poisiduiss 'Alen vtire ordinary Primo had nerved agouti , eaffilsasso at 3 Ado& this after woo. A good puniems wale made of strong wines of the south, at lfr. the title. Chhteuneat du Pape wee.the favourite wino, sod etetainly for the pur pose of mixing with water, which is the mode of aansiseption almost universally adopted in French families, one bottle of this is well worth two of denary Macon or Bordeaux. There were god 'fowls and repose at from Ma 760. to 4f r. Fish laappened to be very dear. Some fine salmon was exhibited, bat the lowest prime that the vendors could fix for the triaging day were 4fr. 60e, Ur., sad Mr. 60e. the posed, according to the " eatepry." Hares and ehevreuil were sold by the pound at moderate rates, and fine wild duke at if,. 76e; each. An example of the rigorous priesiple et selling nothing bat genuine articles, whisk it is landed to mot upon, was given. The 'satiate at the milk stall, on Wag tested by MK. Chevalier rend Gaudin, wee bend to contain one-tenth part of water, and, consequently, all the milk was sent away. This milk was furnished by one of the largest dairy men in Perim, who does a badness of three millions of Lance a-year. The oysters, also, wen prenowned by the inspector not eaSolently fresh, and were not allowed to be mid. Some great bargains were mede in gabbers, and herbs for soap, in the purchase of whisk baneekespers found a great advantage from the new system of selling them by weight and strip ling colt all the useless outer leaves. It is too sees to proneense any judgmest se to what the result of this experbeest may be. There is one observation, how ever, whisk mast strike every visitor, namely, that shield the advantages oared be thought by the labile very attractive, the maned locality will be so neon over-erowded, that the time lost in retie, served will be worth nave than the fterentimes to be gained on a small purchase. This ordination alone will relieve the large market of BC imply ca the other side of the street, from any fear of being rained by the competition. and the ape edition mast assume very exteseive proportions in deed before it can exercise any appreciable Whence epos the price of provisions in Paris. I find the truth of the news from Marseilles that Ramis has been evaluated by the Romney, very gooerally doubted. It is considered to be con tradicted by General Mouravieff's despatch, and by the nein some days old, that Omer Pasha had rocromed the Input. But I learn from a de spatch of this day's date, received from Trieste a quarter of an hoar ago, that Oran Pasha is dal is 'the neighbourhood of Xenia There is, therefore, reason to hops that the report of his retreating nove -1 meat was incorrect. The Bourse opened heavily, bat there was a dio position to do business in the afternoon. The Bente awed at yesterday's Flees for cash, and rose 260. for aessent. Bank of France rose 6fr. The Council of I a Bank declared a dividend of 100 fr. to-day. Credit Mobilisr rose 16fr. The Lyons Railway rose 7fr. 60a, Lyons and Mediterranean, Er. 600., and most of the other lines were from lfr. to 3ft. higher. It is reported that the question relative to the trans- atlantic packets will be resolved before the middle of laanuy. The death et the Sari of Wauseon took place at Illahmak oa Mislay. Els lordship, who wee limit a the esasty of Cathaess, was la the Sikh year a his ego. Re monad, la 11113, Prams Hada, pampa daughter sad coheir of the Very Rev. Wiliam Leigh, Dees a Raeford, by whom be bed hew Jean, Lard lisnisseio, was seomess to the title and wastes, sal Alm miler Rae George, sa °Rea in the stay. We (Pool) believe we may state that Mr. idarou Parke retires hoe the Wash es sae of the Berms el the Heart of loshequer, awl that the teemed judge's Mara= to the range, by the tide el Berea Assethill, may be ezposted to appear la the Gowns et samsnow. The Deb and Doshw of Richmond an ear maim% by a fondly dale et Geedweed, lasses. The Pena sad Primers Edward of Isze-Weimer, sad the Bert sad deeatess of Minh, me a the potty. The Marquis and Marehiesses el Salisbury bate • alma party eseembled at Hatfield Hesse, Hats. The goverameat. it is esieulated, whoa army measles ere abolished eel tea umaoiso reseaseorred to the in...-zroperressat. will he &sees to the mast of 40,0001. malady. The &amass paid to any agents is UK per maim he melt regiment, sad 0001. fee regiments !lean two bettalloss. ZING OF SARDINIA AND THE ANTI PAPAL DEMONSTRATIONS. Among the ammo public addressee presented ee see Rise et pis eerier is Mit t i a i r ab thisratry. wse ese km a palls =Nag Mid as asarposed abisy of the hipsealsos of AarA.Papel demobilise& In the inns of tho dismasst pointed Is, the ICi4 woe aid dot " Mai/ of (led hoe dogmas& era ifthi its ht repaint as t ig bar fiediti is bath Ind liberty, she hi been kid wide, of the mesa of the Pep. We emarnft WM thee my owe rubes will learn ea in perteat lima t ia mimeo to the waisted latalerease of the Pa* opease, by the prime of pour lbJesty maws then." AM The loyal answers this addras adainMen a sharp re buke to be in -Judea' authors. The hails* Asbeasedor mita : " I inset omeal fres yea that it b with anise mint that his ll4smy has bean iatomsd et the exprearisne o f f s or ig =rgrasions de snipe* whisk yew the Ceart of Rom. The by Lag, es mil e r s predestine, has assidered it a duty to militate the ohli =4la hie had. latest. Ile may Mr. deplored pen the liaa d.aduat whisk like lily liee E. it ire duty to 860 towards ig his el Ms Imre. knit eseaded ee he is best a b lino it Oatksft Priese. Severeiga d sabiele sisiM WM* Raw OMNI= seams admit of womb of sepeoliatisa sem% sail. all, Warbles towards the head 'HIM drunk ea sigh. Ers swim share is these sea thoughts. whist use ealy amid net eater its his teeabove ell. sem lad pleas ia a reply seek u I h the homer to address to you. Tarr address further espresso the hap that his wag mind to his WON@ of all greeds the an. poi vkisk have bees iambi to the Vaudois. I an lam la brig able to iodus_yos that your wishes an drily assimplishod. Wag Reim Albert. in setaasipatiag the Vaud* Mimi to used We swan, sot °sly to the Preaselants of ell disessiallare, but eves to the Israelites, who, la his static alley la aims the saute rights, sivil ail religiose. " Ia thus ladloatig the well-Mows isthmoid, of the Liam I bare no doubt that I have seam& he Ida as addi anal title to your item : for, as • Ram Catholie of he Ma proved that, la his eyes, &lens is the symbol of wierenes, of mint, sad of liberty, ail that one of the primly's@ whisk bra the basis of hie govemasat is liberty of eseadeawa. " Amp; geatimea, the assuniaso el ray high mai deratim. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. II Kenai. V. IL D'Aaaarao." TM adireer width elicited the above reply, salted forth at tM tine, eapreepleao of dbapprobatles fres =say who Mt regret le roe the same of Ike lofty of Ildisbargh damped spa a der merit ehatosterieed by so little poetises 6.4 pal 10. is the " Digo*he' College," at i • t is the .al". tar the "al* Lord POMMES asd llejor.4 e raise of a literary e 7ia tho entleoes vat pato*, sheoteer their w ce ...bees to • -1 Moot a month 'WV student Irdlidme , Names the I louts 1111121 e7awa, • gni', p d .,. R ol m of L hands. Maiß weed. lobileeehaeleemites. the Gepel. s eated the vommeity Rea. Nrif lisraear, List Prom morel development—a doetriao Ziatles . sal 14 . 11 - I :Cirej .. • 0:6611 OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (PP.OII /3I OCCASIONAL CONstabe. CAN? 1131011111 51111ASTOPOL. Duo. 11. On Sunday morning the French outposts in the usighboarhood of Balder were attacked by the ommay, who at first succeeded in taking prisoners a Fronk picquet of a sergeant and twenty men, bat were afterwards driven back with a loss of 100 men killed and 160 taken prisoners; amongst the latter are three cams. The enemy also managed to take 'a captain of Frank infaitrj primmer the other day. It appears that he was in the Toliernaya valley, looking after some " canards swages," when he was surprised and walked over to the north side. For some days past there has been a rumour through camp that Ears. with General Williams, C. 8., of the Royal Artillery, and the whole of the garrison have been obliged to surrender. This has caused universal grief and alarm, for it is generally believed, and yet the only authority is a letter received last mail from an engineer at Constantinople by Mr. Gordon, Ordnance Storekeeper at Me knes. Another "shave "—is that the first corps d'armie, under Sir Colin Campbell, is to roomed as early as possible next year to Georgia. and that the French army is to embark far the Baltic. In other words, the English, next spring, are to campaign in Asia, and our Allies in Europe. The Artillery lately have been affording a good deal of amassment to the army. On the 14th No vember there was a Horse Arti llery review. On the 16th the glens field and two heavy batteries turned oat, leaking 74 guns in all, finishing up that day with the famous fireworks—the explosioe. On the 3rd they won the three races. both running and riding their own horns ; and yesterday the siege train, before their departure, gave an entertainment. Lately the telegraph Witte between Balmlike* and head-quarters, and Resat& and head-quarters, have got broken once or twice, but then the damage is soon rectified, as nothing is so nay as to find out the exact spot where the discrepancy exists. The sub terranean wire in the Crimes is encased in gotta perch% and even supposing no instrument is used. a practised man could, by jut slitting with a penknife the gotta percha, and :putting his tongue to it, tell if at that spot the wire was all right or wrong. I think these frequent breakages, although they do not take a maple of hours to find oat and repair, are caused in a great measure by the great number of reads end drains that are being cat. Just after the last mil was closed I heard of the telegraph between lire Monastery and Varna being broken, this if ol=l7 . be renewed will cost the allied governante Major Biddalph, R.A., who has charge of the sub marine telegraph, immediately set al in a stenert for Varna, and I Was informed that he had name to telegraph for a fresh wire to be eat set overland. Fee the last week the new main reed has been a great luxury to any one obliged to ride to Balaklava from the front, or owe versa. By Mrs. Snook's it is scarcely finished, and it requires completion between the iron hats and 34th Regiment; still, with all its mad and want of repair, it is a great boon to this army, and so the French appear to think, for tor make mon use of it than we do. The eld Wormer& road is in a fearful state, many penile* like a river; the different camps, especially the High land Division, are not much better. French and Sardinian enigma, which in the summer aged to have four horses harnessed to them. now have eight. The railway between Balaklava and the bottom of the incline, a distance of about two miles and a half, has three amines now plying on it taking along waggons, both loaded and empty ; their names are " Alliance, " " Vietory," and " Swan." The first two have four flags painted on each side, the two most prominent being the English Union Jack and French trio:dour. At the entrance to Balsklara, the main road, from where it crosses on the same level the railway, is 4 being widened, and a wooden fence is being put up between it and the railroad, which latter is being gravelled. All the cavalry have left except one troop of Soots Greys and the 11th Hassan. The former leaves to-day or to-morrow, and the latter remain in the Crimea to do the orderly I work. The Sardinian, with Messrs. Hayter and Howell's six thousand odd parcels, arrived off Bala- 1 1 klava yesterday morning, much to the delight of the army. It is expected that the twenty companies oat of the twenty-seven of the siege train will em bark in about ten days for England. Previous to leaving they will take on their strength all the sick and infirm of the thirteen field batteries and three and-a-half troops Horse Artillery, giving in exchange it possible, healthy, strong, and active men. In addition to road police and camp police, there are railway police; the latter are also soldiers, and wear on their right arm a black badge, with "V. R., Railway Police , painted on it is small white letters. The Second, Third, and Fourth Divisions are in a terrible way about the transport failing, and all their huts not being up to the front; the Light Division has got all up, which the other divisions attribute to their having been blown up. The Russians have not been troubling us mach of late from the north side; and I hear that a Mr. Dean, who has charge of all the naval voltaic batteries, is going to try a new in vention on the docks, and so fire off all the different charges simultaneously and instantaneously. It this experiment of Mr. Dean's does not fall in any way it will be rather a pretty sight. The French still con tinue to flock down to Sebastopol for timber; but, on segment of the weather, the English have not lately best taking much oat of the Earabelosia suburb. The general orders are rather interesting. By them you will perceive that between the 7th and 10. h December, both days inclusive, twenty-seven officers have left this army on leave, out of which number three are on medical certificate, and fifteen "on urgent private affairs." Amoegat the latter are Lieutenant Colonel Munro, 39th Regiment,of Grecian Temple notoriety; utenant-Colonel Adye, C.B. H.A. A.A.G. ; Major Wells, let Royals; and Lientenut-Colonel Wiltoo, 60th Regiment. Lints nant-Colonel Haveley, C. 8., 44th, has gone home sick, and Lieutenant-Colonel Ainslie, 93rd High landers, is about to retire on halt-pay. Lieut. Byre, Rifle Brigade, is made paid A.D.C. to Sir William Byre, vies Major Robertson. gone home; and Capt. B. Van Suatibeczee, 9th Regiment, is ap pointed A.D.C. to Brigadier General Van Strauben see, vise Lieut. Newton, 3rd Buffs, who returns to his duties. The officiating chaplains have had an easy time of it lately, for owing to the weather there 'has been no military morning Divine service for the last three Sundays. By No. 8 order, Deo. 10, Brevet Majors are to draw allowances and forage as Field. Wens. No. 9 order, Dec. 9, will ones 110111011 to go cheap, bat it will touch up greatly those alone 'trendy on leave after the 31st instant. By Victoria Redoubt near our 34th Regiment, the French have lately encamped eleven siege train companies of artillery, about 2,000 men. Nothing can exceed the general popularity of the new Commander-in-Chief, and all the late general orders of any interest are looked upon as just and good. The mail, 9 a.m., doe I yesterday, is not signalled; and although it has aot rained since Sunday eveniog, and we have had two posts since, still the ground ia just like brick clay, I through which the water will not sink. Time waa a heavy fall of snow at Genoa dining the sight of the 21a1. A very rare otaarresee la that pert of the world. A letter from St. Petersburg in the National Ga sato of Berlin sus, "The capture of Kan has ea monad the wulike instincts of t►e nation that It is possible that the propositions of peas will be rewired with Indira's'''. The old Russian party, of which General Meuravieff is the hero, trisupbs at this inomeet." The Piedmouteee papers report the death of Count Charles Boned. de Pretense, Knight of the Order of the Ammoniated° and ex-Minister, who expired last week at Tarts, after a short illness. 111. de Pretense woe appointed as Waists? Plenipotentiary of the King of Sardinia at Paris, in 1849, which poet be gained in 1861. Before cooing to Para be had bees for eight years Kleiner of the Interior leader King Charles Albert. He was named senator in 1848, sad after the promulgation of the eenttitation was ea* of those who freshly adopted the new form of (Ginn nest. At the sonferenees which were opened at Mika, after the vinery of the Austrians at Novara, the dimmed was mot there end hie billow* modified the tuna which Arida w aked to impose es the Ear. RETURN OF GENERAL DR LA MARK( A letter from Turin of the 21st, in the Onside timed, says: 4, A great mosation has been caused here by the annomosment of the immediate return of General de la Marmon. He left the Crimea on the 18th, and is to pass some days here before going to Paris. Although thus far the Piedmonts troops have net taken a very brilliant part in the war, owto the mat of eppeetunity, their bearing, ' ow ealepommlN sed bravery have obtained fat them - steMes of esteem from all quieten. the Piedgeontese soldiers have ve enryjoyed lilmrtisess a r od retation for bra and eeduresto of fatigue, the me devotedness and Wm which they displayed in the Crimea are du he a great pert to the general who commands them. The general has iespired the whole army with the greatest acinfidence, and it fully relies is him not only to lead it in battle, but to it with all the Bemoans§ of lifer aoeordi be occupies himself most minutely with all that en ema the clothing and food of the soldier. The reception which General de la Mermen will eittaie Mrs will therefore be brilliant, and we are Revd that he should have been able to is him in the mind, of the Menhal ia Utiler and of the Emperor Nopeleon. . . The Morris M. Ratti-Opissoel, and ' all the gentlemen se the Sardinian Lorna' at Florence, with the mespdee of the young stfultes, Cavalehini and Cuati, who an destined for other posts, are at present at Goma, and are to embark for Florence after Christmas. • Tuscan legation is also about to be immediately rsestablished at Turin." BOMB. A letter fees Ross el the 20th in the Dads nye The Oeselnery in white the Pope presileinedi the Muds. Ma to thelloseed Collage of the Mar hedge Oanithals, who 4rM reside et Ems is wire, wee hsbi the day Were yesterday. Is b elbswatisis his Maim bthed ila ea& don Of Meta seetesisedm remediable ihr their Meats and their piety, ea the Megrim of his preiessems, ea the epithet; of St. Beamed, sad on dm; ressemeadedwis gives by the Ceased of Treat. only owe of the few Onoilinale b. on Italian. One of thew, Mgr. ileawber, Vieth's, in an Ambles ; Mgr. de Bebe* Ithelibishop of Musick • Savories; Mgr. Valentin, Ifishelp of La Rashid* • Presets... ; and H. P. Heads, Prisoner. I Omen' of the Desialethes, s Piedseatess. TM Mob. bishop of Vienne is to retath his see. The hat which he melees Is the Isgitiatate reempeese et his mortises is Depilating the Austria& Ceseardet. The three oaten will reeide at Reim la order to Leeriest* the mestablubseest of the assiest usage el the Holy See, of Mein I. the mils • eastais medlar .1 foreign eardthals. The piddle reespdeas of the .gilds m the seising of their embolden were snood key WHIM. Mgr. de ViUtheuth resethel el the Preach Eth - belay. M. Edema de Simotemerry a the Presets labassy, is about so Move he Heethe~s to ill the sem post there. sed he will he replaced hen by IL de Immo. lib Imam ere Gallen de Sissy, is she be pit his fustian se sadder of lb. Rens math that was ezpested. I• addills• te st his of Casa ef IA Dods, be will, it is said, bens. to the Eaaprese, bet this is silly an on rid. Theism • of the am MU be the AMU de La Tow d'A•wirgeo. Theron Dow is this city • septum of the Viceroy of Egypt, wh• hes brought to the Pope • letta from Sall Pasha. •my laterostiag dissmery just bees made Is the dudes et the seaseetwy et St. Sabine, which /4811118 on diadem side efthe Avethismi. seessoad the quay of La Xerwerats. Is the allistee the reins of • hamsowe bows, there bath base bead pens of the wall of Survive, which served fee the Amedadeas of the palms built ' la the time tithe Cowen. Allied to a poet at the corner et ow of the no. snow streets whlab lament each othe► at the bask of the Jaren Waiver, at Lyme, is sees the Mewls' slayalee aa• seesesateat :—" To be sold by private emus*, the elahe K shim the !...dads aim to thh letlet." POSTAL CONTENTION WITH FRANCA The following Convestion, dated animal Poet a'', Deerabor, 1866, boo boos : " la amordanee with ibe of a sew postal sew woke with Paw" the pester. DAIL sad P'reash, is Ibe Ibargesble aptZsawaram.anda4= sto Fruits or Ulu *q ale geseeled by tb. Preach Medi• rums pashas, to say el the Phan la Turkey, Syne, sad Rapt, at erbkh Fusee seelsighe peolsiess, anat, an th• Ist el January mat and thesesir weld be paid in advisee, and a. further charge of say kind will be levied ups thole delivery. "Under th e new arrangement many Wads of books an 1 other related Eisner, wbieb have hitherto been liable to the lather este of peones, will be forwarded at a greatly re ined anew; and as dot Amps an newspapers and other peologeoi befellso levied es delivery in ?rases have, In mot Weems" boa mach gnaw, than that new to be paid It adeesee, • egeolderable ndseties of portage wl/1 be nab le Moir UPI glee. "She Iht thorn the aerie width mast be pail bemoan an the printed paper above referred to : "Tee a pease ef Edda sowspapers duly registered at the Omega Pethellee ka useseihress abroad, net suuding Ase., lei. t above Ma, mod set esseediag ; above fir., and net szesediag lib.. 44.; ohne lb., gad not sessediag 4111., di. ; above ,andilb. set lb., U. For • packet of printed papers e th er thea =soap= duly reestered at the General P asswelidea abroad, not esseediag 4,.., &I. ; above des, est set eases& lag Slb., Id. • above lib., and sot eassedhe lib., le ; above 1 1 b., sa d not wwwilleg lila. la ; abom and not weeding 21b., b., sad se ea. silos U. or OIL, as W ease may be, for each ediditmeslbal a •• The same rates of pester mast be la abeam spas &suppers aad ether pelsied papers to any of the hllowieg mashies eel *see, the eseropeabaes fee whisk is forwarded is a mile through Pranse—vh.. laden. Due ria, Orem*, Lams, liejorce, sot. the Papal bates, Panes, floseWs, Sogdian, Two /pais, ihritaseland, Tsipell, Tub, Tammy, Venalles Lombardy. and Wanamberg, or addressed to any Mbar, bulge eountry, and spesially dinned to be Stewards' • el Trues.' " Oa this slue .1 petaled papers the rest paid to Mi awry will is.. the eh& shame, either to the seem= header of Preass, or is the pert of dieembathades, N Ong oesveyed from Franse by one of the Fres& Kaillthom aeon white. " Upon assuages' Wrenn' is the koalas kkals o mor Was Crowed WO, sent era F.e.i, and sum for Yalta. ttleaeteel S. be seat • by Preach Me • the same rams el pomp meet all be o pail in Masse ; 'elated upon, ether than addressed to tire bales Idea& and Malta, wlll llll = vane' at a Mooed rase elements by way ef Trues They may, kowever, be hetweeW via liestbampess, near the Cal.. Desk Pat Tlis as plass. ia Turkey, Syrk. and MAet with& Teem tholateinecleee—vis., Jaffa, Smut ' k Lefiakia, Mena dean, ibem•loOmrh Farkas, Dudaerilles, Ceand Mpuppoppre or Mperiod at the bur of tbe Iwo rates thenithisi ahem mast be mend wads Shoos Weser dam• the thee of publication ; but soupepre as older duo may be forwelled at the rate sot dews he ordinary minted upon. If any priatsd paper, aft a sueopper, be neleard In the same pasha with an. or men annigspen, the whole will be eloargeable at the high, ofthe two rates II the term • plated papmu are included perledisal weeks, Wove than eegiopred amuipapers, stitthed or bust beam, pampliths, abuts of wink prespessuses, ansessesamele, ands tiles et . e very kind, easels plated, sagousi, or lithographed. Mewing regulasisas must be melody observed : " Ivory whet MO be mat without a i 5,,,, or in a some span at the gads is sibs. "1. Time must be se ,storm, =apt sowspapers or other primed papas "1. Teem mans be as ether writing or marks upon the sowspapme or pointed papen then the name and address of the perms be whom they are mat, nor anything upon the cover but rush name and Weser, the printed title of the men. and the primed same and address of the publisher es wades wire made than. " If any Mae above pai d la be disregarded, se if the whole postage be set paid la Unser, the prams will either be demised or Outsmart, strewed se unpaid lettere. Newspapers addremed to the limmean or tli• Ism ladies, sad intended se be seen in the aimed malk by way of Manaillais, will sestinas Übe to the u/sting regale tifM the passe rase of "ROWLAND " Zi I beretery." TURILEY. (=ow *vs owx oozwasromxxxx.) CONSTANTINOPLI, Dec. Is. The telegraph will hare long since annoeneed the fall of Kars on the 24th ult. The first intelligence of this sad event reached as a oeuple of days ago, pm Phebe steamer, but was not confirmed officially tin yesterday, on the arrival of the Trehisond mail. The garrison, it appears, worn out with fatigue, wick heart-rending saiferinp and privations, during sm. ral months, was at last reduced by a famine, to utter exhaustion, and all are now, it is apprehended, rank and file, prisoners of war. _. The dispatches from Peneronm, as well es a variety of other accounts, depict the horrors and deaolatice of the belesgusred city —nay, it is further stated, OR the beat authority, that such was the extremity d woe and misery to which the inhabited@ and soldiery were at lest reduced, that the most die. gusting articles of every description, which might sum for sustenance, were eagerly @eight after and bought up et a fabulous price. A m edi cal man and seantryman, for instance, it has been stated to me, paid cheerfully fora oat, the enormous sum of 21. The rations of the troops amounted daily per man to one hundred drachms, comprising a little handset, aid other horrors, with a handful of flour, whereof a portion was baked into a miss, and the rest diluted with a little water served ea soup. This lamentable tale, as may be well imagined, bee plunged our city into the deepest mourning and . : &Simko ; inasmuch as all might have been avertek and things taken a far different turn—nay, even the . Caucasus and the whole of the Georgian peov tmle • have been long since is the possession of the Allis% had it not been for the fatal sad really in conceivable improvidence of thaw entrusted with the conduct of the war. Over and over again, in almost every communisation fres the very outset of the contest, your Braman correspondent, and all those in a position to estimate the red exigencies of the situation, have never ceased to point out the necessity of sen ding a maths gent of the allied armies to co-operate with the Sul tan's forces in the campaign of Anatolia; but all to no purpose. These prudent ank ',modest suggestion - founded on local knowledge and obeervauon, met with not the smallest attention from the Allied Governments, and, strange to say, with little or none from the leading organs of public opinion, which, to do them justice, have on all other minions battled bravely in this great cause, and combatted success. fully the vacillating policy or misdirection of our rulers. The fate of Bars, and of its heroic defender;, will no doubt create a great sensation, and awaken at length, perhaps, those whom it concerns, to the dal• lots necessity of immediate action, with a view to the defence of the finest and most fertile provinces of the Ottoman empire. Whether or not all will be too late, as in the memorable catastrophe of Snap, lamat a loss to determine. The season of medfiitz operations may be perhaps gone by as i our armies, but not so, depend upon it, with the Muscovite hordes, whose victorious banners now float on Kan, and will,ers long, on &mom Than is nothing to arrest their course. It is impossible to calculate the results, and unless some energetic measures be taken without delay, the probability is, that the whole of Asia Minor will be, ere long, oae scene of ravage and devastation; despite the obstacles end severity of the approaching season. In addition to the CAMP above noticed, which necessitated mainly the surrender of Kars, I have heard from usually well-informed sources, that much blame attaches to the conduct of Muohir Salim Pasha, commander-in-chief of the Sultan's fence at Brseroum. Without myself vouching for the accu racy of these reports, I merely consider it a duty to mention that this General is accused of apathy, indolenoe, and still worse, on that trying emer gency, and if these statements be well-founded he will meet, no doubt, with a due reward at the hands of his government. The Machir had at hie disposal from 8,000 to 10,000 well disciplined troops of the line, and more them halt that number of Bashi- Basouks, besides 1,000 horses and 40 pieces of no& lent artillery. There were also tour most efficient British offioers, ready to serve and assist him, and the only obstacle intervening between the luck less city of Ban, and the imposing forces of the Muchir, consisted in a body of from 8,000 to 4,000 Russians, encamped in the vici nity of Delli-Babe. And still it is stated—l cat. not say whether truly or not--that in answer to the continual prayers and entreaties for succour from the heroic garrison and starving population of the doomed fortress, the Pacha's replies were invariably duly.— that, he instance," he was preparing toadvanoe,” "wait ag reinforcements from Constantinople," " appro. ihensive of the Russians attacking Erzeroum,"whs?SN, lat the time, they nere advancing right on Bans finally, that "he thought of taking the route d Olti, and inch like " Verbs et Tome; amonsting, is substance, to an unwillingness throughout to move hand or foot, to extricate the unfortunate town from impending ruin. to REJOICINGS AT ST. PETERSBURG. Le Nord publishes the following letter: " ST. PETERSBURG, Dic. 17.. "Yesterday morning, in the court chapel, and in all the churches of the capital, a Ti Dnon WU 0111. heated for the tales of Kars. In the afternoon the flags taken from the enemy were paraded through the principal streets attended by an immenss con• course of people. The news has elated all hearts, foe there is no one among us who does not know the political and military importance of this conquest, which gives us an excellent position in Asia, and ea excellent base for further operations, renders us mas ters of all the country between Brzetonm and the Persian frontier, covers our frontiers completely, and sets free from 30,000 to 40,000 men, either to march against Omer Fuchs, or to move forward. situation of Omer Pacha is very precarious. We know what the Black Sea is in winter, and how dry- • cult an operation is that of re-embarking a body d AUSTRIA. Sir Hamilton Seymour had an interview with Count Bnol on the 21st inst. M. de Bouquets* the French Minister at Vienna, was present. The Austrian Gasstls, adopting the current version of the terms offered to Russia, through Austria, remain that they are exceedingly moderate. "In fact, all its last positions are to be restored. The mouthed the Dniester and Danube, and, with the exceptitapi a few points, the Crimean coast, are in the bands mionents; and the sea is forbidden to Russian ships. Yet Russia is to suffer no territorial limitation; tM Baltic is to be (teen to all its ships, and the Eaves to its commercial navy. It must give ni ) t! s luxury of a Black Sea fleet, and 0 1 011 „.... 1 ' pals to foreign consuls ; but, on the ot her hand, it need rens none of its fortifiosti,s. Nothing is demanded which would wound the dig' nity or lower the military honour of Russia. Ths command of the Saline month of the Danube was acquired by Russia without the consent of Eeroees and only held under the pretence of guaranteeing re Continent against the plague. But Europe, who* no longer requires the aid of Russia to aeon bee against that evil, does need, and must have, the hey dote of the Danube." The Vienna correspondent of the Norse lieu* says that Prince Clortchakoff holds a very beguile e language there. The writer positively telisii_u assertion that Count Esterhasy has carried ea lar =dam to St. Petersburg. Le Nord denies that the communication the Russian court, of which Count Esterhasy. tbs bearer, has insuysense the character of an;nluniatel% neither does it ask for the dismantling of the Releoll fortresses on the Black Sea coast. Tho Epoca, of Madrid, says Some smashed has been excited during the last few days by thisPl 9 " llll4 , at the Frans& embassy of a young French eo ldier in or faro, bearing the worsted stripes of a eorPooL 111 2 ruing man is the only sou of the Marquis Terse" T." Frew* anbeasador, and he has cosi to Madrid to enema his parents ;before leaving t rejoin his missal Mt MI Chinos." 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