The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-14 00:00:00

CH APP UI 8' P•TENTB.—' &aim DAYLIGHT 111111MOTORT N wary pane& etsmipko. oda& ell Wow Is swedes at the Plaillitlel WIMIIMMI.• Ns ThelAtnot• sa--..aaw ll Illineed ete expreligl. TO CORRB6PONDItirre, Atfordommt• Wooded Mt 6 . TM Eqpt". Lam a. I ve b e p . m lr Oa" allaVilde4r4l.4 b, TIM "Ilk ell IM Or et poliimeks. RI " WAT 7sa AT LONDON 111,1D01. T. D" —. :dniag. 4b.102 Xiamen. 4k. sta. twases:..—monses sa. 13.........Afti1k4• 4 8 8 11 . MI6 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVIIIIIBBI 14. Wai are not the vacant offices filled up ? Every body asks the quesdes, sad nobody obtains a sada factory—few even as intelligible reply. The friends and admirers of Lard PALMERSTON, who wish us to believe that he is thoroughly mum of the presides, regret the indolence and indifference to the public interest which, molding to their version, can alone disease for the unwillingness of many to whom alone leave been made to sedertake Ministerial responsibili ties. Bet,whea this diplomatical fanfaronnade pro vokes only a significant laugh, or an incredulous 1 1 stare, these sad-adroit dissemblers of the real dill coley ass at fault, and fell beak on load easevent does of their asa bated faith is the exhaustless resources of oar versatile and buoyant Puma= And a very pleasant belief this is for those who aro so mentally ceostitsted es to be able to red satis fi ed therein. But to the timidity of an inqvirieg and tax paying phis sash a cradles dispositios is not gives. They a re gaits prepared to make math allowance he Lord PALMIER/TOWS situation, beset by jealousy aad fiction, and boned to carry on a great war is desert with various Allies in a spirit worthy of biocide fame, sad at the same time with a prudence that shell UM* the lynx-eyed criticise' of a powerful and uneerupe loss eombisation arrayed sad a* him in Parliament and elsewhere. It would be mess Quintiles or levity is Lord Pautzairros to Hetet say licaosesble mesas of weakening sash a combination and of streagtlesedng himself for the coming encounter. On the other bead, we must be permitted to doubt the wisdom of yielding, to the extent he is supposed to have shows a ?sedition to do, to the comparatively small aid booselmive eassideration, eonnested with the moor ing of some half damn votes more or less he the pew east Reese at Comma. Do what be will is the present Parliament, so Minister with bold sad d.- deed pupae ever will be safe. If Lord Paadiarrou means to dada power he taut rely upon the Prig nest and sympathy of the wintry, tar aa that dew he use really doped. We cannot say that we are surprised to fled some thing mem then hesitation to swept °Mee evinced by certain political possesses to whom pro posals bare within the last few days bees made. Mee who for yeses served • with Lard PALMmurrox as colleagues, sad frees whom he sever net with say went of disinterested support during the last session, may perhaps be pardoned for de dialog to accept what Lord Dzoor's son bad first bees iavited and even urged to take. If long experisene, fidelity, and eonsistasoy are esteemed ea little worth by the Pans Kamm ia comparison with the prospect of winning over a promising deserter hem the Tory reeks, it is se wonder that memostandiog and character in the Liberal party feel bat little confidence is the stability of a Cabinet or a policy se indeterudaste in its chereeter. Men of honourable pride will sacrifice personal ocinsidesstices cheerfully when the maintenance of some great principle is at stake, or when loyalty to a party leader w ho they love and trust requires it. Bet it is another affair whoa they're called span to lissome task-weights ins nicely balanced equipoise of consisting infisseumm to be used as buffers to prevent acted eoflisiaa between opposing forms. If the Cabinet were hosaoseneense or *yea waimoos, the choice of one or two now ed. leaps. would be • matter of lees digit:laity, sad is one some of leas importune. The best man foe the vastest pod might be seleeted, without apprebeasien that his aesunion to power would be, or would be supposed to be, the triumph of one section or the defeat of another within the Oovernamat Holt His positive opacity to discharge the duties assigned him would be all that people would trouble their heads about I and his antecedent errors or downtime of opinion would be leniently remembered, or demisaed wisely to oblivion. The ease is very difheent. however. when an individual of any pelidsfil some or pretension is solicited to kin a Ministry suspected of being divided into two path% numerically, if not intellectually, equal, and opposed to ors another. sot upon any minor or soberdiasto emotion. bat ape the one all-absorbing gelation of the day. Whatever a man's sentiments may be, and whichever way he may be thought to lean in the eon trendy. there is assuredly nothing so very attractive in the position which under such eirognistanees be is invited to occupy. Enthusiasm for a cause is imp,- giblet. for clause in the high and inspirit's; we of the term there is some e and devotion to a chief is nearly es herd to inagiss, where that chief is content not only to parley with those whom sentieneuts and aims are essentially at variance with his owe, but to yield. he the sake of temporary sonvimieseoe, the veto upon new colleagues, lest be should gradually build up a cabinet predominantly of his own opinions. It is said, we fear too truly, that since the death of Sir Wimadi Mouswoars, the conflicting intesestain the Cabinet have been so nearly hammed as to render it a matter of total uncertainty what amuse might be taken in the event of new incidents or esigeusies arising at hose ear abroad. Amassing the pommel policy of the Paziaan to be what be has himself de scribed it as being in his moat speeches in paha% it -*a to believe that any cordial sympathy or sup " - anticipated for it from men who have matiments of Sir Coanxwau. Lewis. or AIIOTLL, or Sir Owed' Ow. These the war brought ton sad at any way that may present itself ; and offer, through the intervention of ' compromise to-morrow, omit s's:anises for the future, it to the sincerity of these poli that they would eagerly agree to then, is to happea if a ae•Prity of with theta in their pacific views ? ask bow mash wee likely terms of proposed when it shall be mar majority of the 'latish Ministry is pre them a bat we do ask, what woad their being submitted sad adopted pepooderatior number in oar Cabinet ? Wen —.et sitting, the ease we have pat would be A and, important. We have seen bow senors mast of the debate upon moms `-; serried hem the Cowell Chamber !Commons. end how meal a shear Jet hew Pastimasnegry sir sasses Is the discussions. Bet Podiums t is ad sitting, anything we know. is it likely to be galled • many weeks to souse. Can Lord himself 'emoted. in a state of thieve ansioss as that which now prevails, in 'midair say man to ester the Adelharadon whoa I opinions on the question of pesos Sr war be elm sot know to be thoroughly ooincidont with hie own ? gig Cottrt. WINDSOR. Nov. Sir Hamilton and Lady Eloymoar arrived patarday allemMie, ea a visit to his Molooty. Tbillimim party Meladed the Deans of Rest, Om I Yeleems Repel. Lady Augusta Brea, Hareems de 11010, 1 1 et int awl Lady Seymour, sad Mr. Gibbs. mei sem et tIM slat Regbamt played dada; diem& Prime Abed west to Leaden this morelag by a *sold Mei of the Greet Wooten Railway, sad hemmed the MAN of Moen. M.Dowall sad Bailey with visits to kw the works whites they ere mewls* for the wag Moose of Pasilamest. The Priam otter ward. visited the Rouses of Parliament, sad deo Boma Mareehettik le see the mat far the weeniest about to be emoted to Amu sad saes boded at IlesstarL Rh Royal Higbee. Wanted to Wisdom at to ealsatee helm 2 Vele*. The Deka of Cambridge left Medea last email* for Perk. A Cabinet Conseil wu held yesterday afternoon at the Foreign-oMee. The ministers present wereVisoonnt Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl Granville, Sir George Guy, the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Puma'., the Chancellor of the Ilmehequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hoe. R. Vernon Smith, Viscount Canning, and the Earl of Henowby. The Conseil set three hours. The Governer et the Beek et geglead sad the Deputy theveesee bad as laterylew with the CheaseUer ot the llasiegaer yesterday at hte *Seal reefaatee is Donbas.- , Meet. THE ARCTIC DISCOVERY SHIP RESOLUTE. Admiralty, Nov. IS, 1855. The Secretary of the Admiralty hogs to sequaint the Editor of the Ewes. that a telegraphic mes sage has bees received from Aberdeen, Mating that the Americas whale ship John Henry fell in with the Resolute, Arctic clammy ship, a Cape Korey, Davis Strait. The master asd mew ef the American whaler have alisadceed their own ship, sad takes charge of the Resolute. Me Remises wee &Widened fa die Annie w e by Copula Kellett. in Übe late up/minks se Owens the toonlas of Ste Jobe Fraaklia.] THE COMMAND•IN•CHIEF OP THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. A talagraphis aomasairatioa has beau received, 'Mimeos the williagaess of Mr Williams Ciedriostas to wept the sossea•fwahlef of the British army is time Crimes, with& the tweeds( &lima, of Mr Jesse Slap owes health bad legated that aim to Twigs. Mr Willies, theeelicro, sow hada the ammo' of the way, sad was ',emitted last sight le the local teak it Closerel. The delay la apyrisiss Sir W. Codringtes of Ms appelawaeat w the ale( 'ennead wee aimed bas asaklass ea the Marseilles railroad, whist preveated the seroosger who was samba the drepaeshos from arriviag at Manoilles Is time for the eteassbest. • wash wee thee lust, bat della@ the while suns of the war, with a regular marries of isearsagere bairns Leedom mad CiamMatimerle, this is the first Wu. modes Mat bus eormineL His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambricl4., at- Waded by Odom! the Res. Jaws llawhessid sod Weed Tynrlitt, left his mildews at Bt. Iswes's Pekes yesterday swab* fir Paris. as • visit to tbe Rapine !fireless. His Royal aloha.. 41411111 sot latsod to prolate Ms visit to Os mart of Frames Imes& Ise days. The Dub at Rutland has already derived consi disable boas& by hb visit to et. Looaard's-ss-lies. Lard Jobs Massa% M.P.. is atill stayiag with the elblo Dots. The Doke sad Desbess of Norfolk are earroonded by • saint ask at Arundel Cud.. iselediag Lard sad Lady !sky. lard sad Lady Beet E ddward T nods. Reward , Loud sad Lady Owego Warms, o. Beet sad Gad , of Amadei sad Surrey ars *Om. with their youth ful Nal, at their seat is Berhahho. The Dubois of Wellington, after a short visit to Lord sad TAY Olivia Owelsesu. at Chilliseltass Cods, aesr Wools,. has arrived at Teen Roes% Moldiness- Mrs, ea • skit to** Marquis sad If a:dimes@ of Twos& dale. The marriage of the Marquis at Winobeater to the Hoe. May Montagu is to take plum at Bt. Jaw's Marsh, we tke 24th taw. The Marquis of Anglesey has left the St. George's lista fee lissedesset. The Earl sad Cambium of Rates. who have brat se s visit to the Mantels and Marehlasses of Leedeadeart st Mast Stowart, Newtounuda, hem reamed to Tally. mare Park. The Wohxrliamplon Chronicle a :—" The Matt lajaa Dwain' Binh, ma of the meow& Chief of the Oahe, Sondem Binh, has bees Maytag ems days at Ted &sky Ball, is this musty, the seat of the Right Sem, Lord Ballooned. Oa &today, the 4th lastest, hie Highness sad Lady HOMO& stood spoons at the baptismal feat foe the latest daughter of Sir Jobs cad Lady loges. The otomissay was performed by the Rev. J. A. Fell. perpetual emote of Poskridge, .t the bsaatifsl dm* to that oil bile lir. A. Stafford is ea his way home from hie rani I OM to the Crimea sad Seated. Xt.. Smith O'Brien and family arrived ea Took, k Limon* hum Brawls, by mad data, after a MIS 1111111112 f with Mr. thank O'Brien, who, with kis elthetllo; has preesselea es a tear to Italy. A private telegraphic despatch from Triode, di the 11th, states that the Arthdake Ferdinand is la a Way satisfactory esedities, sad only regains to be kept quiet. The Sing of Wirtemberg kth conferred ea De. Berth. the Atria& implorer, the order of the Wirtembay Crewe. Philarete Mane is at Berlin, with letters free Inns. lateens" is give lectern es means Free& Iftweases. Oral Prokeseh-Ostse, who soused' Berea Brack as Alleiell laesrueseio at the Porte, hes formerly servedi his emerogs diplomatically at Coustaatiseple, sad several I years dotes published & work on Terkey. Re embarks at ?Mese, is ea Aunties war steeser, the Blisabsth, sad is to sail at Athens ea hi way to Coaseatisople. It is proposed by the Schiller Unice, at Leipsis. teeslobrace the Meth malvenery of Behithes birthday by amain &pima& of booms to those who by the peen, deametie art, atheism, measlaties, or eshersion, have diosiordshed themselves is weeding mad adtssaiii the fame of the greet poet. The asses of Carlyle, to Isehol. AMoslieseard sod Hese, is Frame, sad Maffei, la Mai% am oasts the seam seestlesed es emitted to this leseur. Is the sitting of the Diet of Frankfort ea the Bth, M. do Prelim& Ostia took leave of the seestably, es* Metalled the Coast de Rubbery es his easewser. Wines Obika arrived et Frankfort ea the 7th ken Subarea. A letter from Vienna sane:mess that the circulatiott of the Odors Gown has boss erinibitot is Asada. The ruses esslined is that that Jourael, is a INIIIIIIIMIII•aq with the Asesise Gaimtte. Malted the Asththe meter meat Eighties medical mistiest, from Paris arrived at Marseilles ea Eleaday, ea their way to the Crimes. The Yarn Graeae mammon that come of Mar shal Iladetaky's Millatreff have reveled to eslehmes his 906 year by proseatiag Mat with a splendid make% is width to keep ell the risk roseate made is him by dillweat sevareliss. The that& of the Two eirs' lire alkhilly ea eresser the 'prolamin , of IL. Mosis Imo Pima ii Polies at Naples. es a member of the Comella kr 08 esatisestel provisoes .1 the Meeks. IL Males is, waesever, to reef. the mak sad salary of dismiss. A letter free Tut* in the N... Premier earellp. Maim that b w lamham the Pinks ambereathe anima Ile" e Megait sharesteeistie of Crieutal moms" oerpri. An the Pemba esteems lahabitisi Tilts had plead *sit- Mesa ia a row is the right of the dinettes tablet by the otabaseeder la his alma eon,. Mesh nes bud a shoe% sal es the euriape pined by they reined their halves mei mosthsed the anise), sash ban the misses Is shish the Poetise IMAM* a great eslessalty. port sera be antiare avowed the madam the Dike of ARGIL all desire to see tht prior, and in soy I were Ramis to oS &atria, tenth of Ulm all real f were s libel on tides, to doubt th the offer.: What, 11 k. 41 the Wriest sonar We do sot atop te a the meet are to be p Weed that a mice disposed to erosive I be the result of t by a reponderatia Parliamest sitting, lees widest mall easily ea Acerb teas fiesetieee le e to the Some of Ce • 1 the w.teae. d f tone of each dimes ace, kg myths's' together fee mai mamma feel bier M grave sad taxi INTELLIGENCE. THE FLEET AT THE DNIEPER. .'WEDNESDAY" EVENING, peril ales loss sot lase to give pledges of its devotion to oasesbsica lasiftiatal by toy goverlant is Barged to mam' all goalless seasaralog the military maims. May works of public utility are is regrets. My go versant oessiden it a duty to brag them to as early eat- • -Geed Whit, Is displayed spew the various lines of rail way, the greater part of whisk ON finished and in action. P a int badamay has made new demeads to invest its ogled in the national work of the railways. You will have Wefts of this. U N * works will famish opportune reentess to the Malklng Glasses in our provisoes. Ilasieurs,—We have commemorated the 26th anniver sary of our independenes ; If this ladependenos has been fruitial in benefits for t he eountry—if received at first with ewe defiance, It is twday surrounded by the mums I I and sympathy of governmeats sad peoples—we ow. it to that spirit of moderation sad sprightlier which fermi the basket our national character and prelates oar policy. 14 govessessat is animated by this spirit. I re.oks to believe thanks loyal sow:armee of the Chambers wilt sot be wandap EXPRESS FROM PARIS. LA' The Invalid* Rowe of Nov. 4 contains the follow ing " NICOLAIEFF, Nov. 2.6.40. r m: "Of all the enemy's Beet there remain but the following vessels, via.: At sea, near the embouchure of the limas of the Dniepe r , two screw frigates of 50 to 60 guns. and two steam corvettes; in the sante limn in the road', two steam-frigatee of 30 to 40 gape, and two steam corvettes , three floating batty ries, two gunboats, two transports, sad one merchant vessel; near the confinenos of the Bong and the Dnieper, seven ganboats—mating in all 23 ramie." THE RUSSIAN GENERAL'S REPORT OF THE 1 ASSAULT UPON KARS. The second division of General Youravieff's report I occupies upwards of seven columns of the Journal de A Neersbourg of the Bth inst. Yesterday's Express, however, contained the portion possetsiog more espe cial interest for English readers,--the part now before us consisting of a narrative of the order of retreat, the unavailing efforts made by the Russian troops to recover their position, individual instances of bravery' and details of the losses (already published in the Egress). The circumstances under which the general order to retire was given, are thus detailed by the Rumens Omni : It au mew dem o'eleek. The weeps of the Mai adma had unused thek (Mast* make for new ties du hear ; the greater put of the impeder skin en AM ware an u awata, none of the pine I. peados had only • few atheadame, sad 'ratably say hens ; the Mee of the freeplainesed every mad, while the essays Elms el vesinnes woes peepsefiennely strenthabed, sad the "rued fahablisole of .lints hod Pion the Turks. As the Ma swanky sebum 'headman tho 1814 of Wile the Tens useestrated then weeps sad artillery spend ese pukka. la this MGM of sans, I seat Unir Omni de Bonner ill the mon edam with thesad th Isli essend bass of the wesimat of the Salm Caraidalan, e of talioa of the Mesas Begins; 'Edens 111= Bol a ease me to take parsones, man, meant of ifs ma doubts, is sent le emu the MOM of liskonn, or s'e Manna, ocausense the Meat la the mat of neon appeenag immassisable. Ana LameOwn' Braman's departure,' oedema tits battery of ratios 14. 4 of the ISth artillery brigade to tab up a patties glint the fort ThotanTabia, wash wee ammessiagly thaaderiag sgaiast the flask of oar 12th Wynn Lima: General Beaman node his banshees belt out of nano& reap, sad, after verifylag is perms the minutes of the mead ..sera epos the and of bottle, appreciated smelly em resin* ars the heights of hohonkb, sad remand immediately to order the Meek to nave, cad to briag off the weeps. This operant& we rilliteatt la the view of ea mane need essay, sad ..der the WOOS are of his works, bat engem, knows Gomel estarage, as hi cog ezpeeleaes of betties ambled Ms is nesenfally f is sad damn &IV. After orderlag the chief of the staff to send lour Males of Grubs from the news to bring of the wcnincied, he stopped amity watcher boar is his position. The ausagements which were wade to cower the retreat an then detailed, sad the General cowhide , : I dimmed Colossi Dtradeakoff Konskoffs troops spa& W Tillage et ffaldely, sad Shoes of the sward mimes baring }Masi the reserve at the foot of the mosatalo, halt we made net • for eons tine, while ell the yawned bad their entails dressed sad were seat to the amp. After this oar forces retuned to their old WWI mar the village of Tandy-Tani, amnia' there at foar Vein& ia the after holm The lISMO day all the troops eseeyied their politica, add aim blockade of Kars, Weed los acme hours, was maned es Oates.• THE CRIMEA. MARSEILLES, TITUDLT. The Gauge has jest arrived, with accounts from Constantinople to the 6th. An aidoulreamp of Omer Pasha had arrived there on the 4tb, and annotated that the getteralissimo bad established himself abet SO kayos in the interior, and was taking ep hi winter quarters. The Allies have completed seine Very important works near Fort Bt. Nieholee,and have inoneed the number of their batteries, which will bear as the Northern forts. A sharp look-out is kept as the side of the Tchernaya. doom Russian tinieses baring amounted that General Gortehakoff weed, Wore amidst his retreat, attempt a Last battle, and that the Baden army had been ordered to hold itself in madames for an attack, the Allies every night melee their advanced posts, and support them by field artillery. The Proses trOretfl anammess that the Bosnian courier who left Tiflis with despatches fur General biouravieff, has been arrested by Kurdes, and delivered up to the Ottomans. OPENING OF THE BELGIAN CHAMBERS. SPEECH OF THE KING. Yesterday the King el the Belgium echoed the Legislative Chwabers is pesos. The following Is the ere& &severed by his Majesty : Moselease,-1 recolve softwood yowls of the syspathstis essidases et foreign possawoote. My dear see, the Doe do Braboat. Ms sort by the *nephew whielt k. imp wet with I. Merest esestrise the high tusk which Delghtill heirloom:apt the satiate. Aa Whet sad es Wag, Ivs happy to reared the ezistesse el these esstiessete. Tb. internal .ideation of the weetry, soesidesiag the dif Acuities of the time, is penally satisfavony ; severtbeless, in the .blot of oo nosy 'lowan of preoperity sad severity. say hart is novel at the sight of the autism Vials to old* the high pries of yrovisloas °emits es to &mit. Aka* the govesseet, lewd adousionstioas, aid private somisdoes are lofted is the see soatisnoet of asthma' erriliorinl. Yoe will make it a duty to wooed shit new niaga. You will *amiss with benevolent etyma the psepoidows which will be salnalitod *eyes for the purpose of beesedeg labour sad worowiss provisises of the eseate se worthy el ear eelieitede. I rely epee the vernovenee of all faithful saes and upon the protestant of Presides... Bzietios tinassenaoss sive as immediate basest to the pooled of ism whisk will be presented to pos relative to basievoloat isistintioss sad einritable fousilation. Tin *daisies of all dosses rosin to be milk pdille puss se with kakis, as *bigot of coartaat stalMlsk I yes will have to dritarsiao under the double head of libastip sad miss the question of the spoliation of the jerks et ezusisatios is the suiveintios. Lamaism sad Art stint by their progress the develop. lassie iateDeetsal life of the country. Our wheel Is the two Zakibitimediatiassithod itself by the soot rssarloi able works. It is with legitimate pride that la the nom. tides invited by Inas sionget ell pedants. Belems his sea the salsa* pentiou which its apicalutro sad ftb n inety have sewed for it, aporatiate& Oossiorte satiates in a state of prosperity; on ten tless with almost cossuries are ezteadlas. The Chasben will leant with ninon that to the two ann.. of stets savigatios with the uated Suits and the Brazils shortly to be established. there will be joiaed a new ISt in Goa aisles with the Levant. Tea will ins to ozsosise ens sodifisation Is the Zs. sin Beget Laws; than will have lee their oloist the sue l staasties of the petals rosette. end is to esstribuis is salatesean of oar Saedal • quMihriaea • pojen of low tenths to the duty ups bilk of es thane, and mother rebukes to Com& de Pnahagaiws, will be saisktoil to year soasidavation The isgskits fee the revisits et tbe pail ode ere is prestos; the ITS both will be prenatal to you darns the postai eseans. You will be eallad epos sin to rakes tad onspleto the Ishiaties ups the jadisial ciestaloatioo. The say, by lie isstrastios. tad by its dissipliae. sae Haase to show itself worthy of the solicits*. of the Oa. Pousitut sad the goodwill of the Cosines. The stele 14, 1855. . (110 X 001 OWN C0110.r...-__ - PARIS, TUESDAY BYZNINO. Although at the opening of the Bourse the tele. greph reported a fall off in Cooed% the Rents iissedin speed with much firmness, and there were a great mmy speculative purchases. The tone of the eassiket was, in fact, thought to be better than it has bees for some time. However, notwithstanding a of i in Consols, notified by the second dispatch, the buoyancy of the morning did not prevail towards the close of business. The Rents dosed at 64fr. 90e., with a fall of Sc. A large busi ness was done in Austrian railway shares, whisk finally rose Bfr. 75e. Credit Mobi lise rose 2fr. 60e. A good many transactions were done in several French railways, and there were sonsiderable fluctuations in some lines. Grand Cen tral, after having been in demand a t about yester day's quotations, fell 7tr. 60e. Eastern ultimately fell 2fr. 500. Orleans, Northern, and Lyons rose Sir. each. and Lyon. and Mediterranean 12fr. 500. The Sardinian railways rose 21r. 600. The directors of the Credit Mobilier are summoned to appear, on 'lsmael next, before the Tribunal of Correctional Pollee, to answer a criminal charge, brought against them by • shareholder. The accusation states that the directors frau dulently announced the emission of certain obligations which were never issued, and thereby affected the market to their own advantage and the prejudice of the complainant. It is under stood that the defame will be that there was no fraud in the ems, bat that the fulfilment of the intention bows fide maimed was prevented by a Ms ',Kier — namely, the interference of the sovereign power. Considerable curiosity is felt on the subject whether, the complaint being brought before a court of peal jurisdiction, M. Persist and his fellow directors will take their plea at the bar allotted to ordinary criminals. The Echo Agricola has received a warning for an article (contained in its number of October 30, on the patent duty paid by flour merchants. This very ex °silent journal now labours under the burden of two warnings, and eonseqaently its existence is griev ously imperilled. The Dirillo, a Turin journal, has been prosecuted at the regent of the French Government, and the editor has been sentenced to fine and imprisonment. Lord Cardigan is in Paris. He visited the Uni versal Exhibition yesterday, and was at the Opera in the evening. The French Government has resolved to employ Arabs in the Imperial Navy, and accordingly arrange. meats have been made by the Minister of Maritsa and the Governor-General of Algeria foe giving nautical 'Detraction to a number of boys, en board • vessel in the port of Algiers, and for afterwards owing them to enter the navy, to be employed in the service of the coast. The natives of Algiers and other pleas on the comet were formerly excellent sailors, bat since the occupation of their country by the French they have entirely abandoned the sea. It is believed that their liking for the naval service eau easily be re vived, and that native crews eau stessequently be brag who will be of as mush utility at sea as the mdse traps are on laud. The Marseilles papers announce that, favoured by a math-west wind, upwards of 60 vessels freighted ve4 wheat entered that poet on Friday, and that a leamber of others, also freighted with ears, were ex rasa. Oat of the 50 vessels sot fewer than 16 mese Greek, sad they came from Oalats and IbraiLl The Betio Apricots states that letters from the United States aanounce the despatch of large quan tities of floor and wheat from thence for Bann. The Mosatesir of yesterday contains Prince Napo leon's report to the Emperor on the labours of the International Jury of the Universal Exhibition, but no news of interest. THE 0' We have received our letters and papers in antid-1 Wks of the Overland Mail. The dates are—Bom bay, Oct. 17 I Calcutta, Oct. 8. The following is from the Bombay Timm of Oot. 17:— The Banthal insurrection, though dying oat, is not yet quite extinct. Religions disturbances continue to increase in Chide. There have been some outbreaks by the Mobilise in the Nisam's do minions, which have been suppressed without much loss. Our Punjaub frontier continues somewhat dis turbed, the mountaineers from time to time descend log on our v_illages, plundering and destroying wherever they go. With the exception of these trifling local outbreaks, which have no bold on and afford no sign of public opinion, our dominions are tranquil throughout. App re hensions of a famine and a scarcity of water continue to be entertained in Western India, and every precaution is being taken to mitigate the calamity. The —...ornor-tieneral is still on the Neilghorries, Lord Harris and General Anson are about to return to Madras after a short visit to the hills. Lord Elphin stone continues to remain at the Presidency, Sir Henry Somerset and the Bishop being at Mahawbleshwar, the latter is about to proceed on an episcopal tour to Seinde, but whether he will go further than Kaneohee is still an open question. Sir Lawrence Peel being about to retire from his seat on the bench at W eans, Sir Charles Jackson has been removed from Bombay to fill the vacancy occasioned by the promo tion of Sir James Colville to succeed Sir Lawrence Peel as Chief Judos. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. CusalUes by death la India eine , the departure of the Mail on the Etrd October, 1656. Bonitui.--Asaistant-Surpos J. R. Gosh!, at Bombay, on the 4th Oct. Bartool.—Brlgadier Meatier, Commanding Bonus, at 'outpour, on the 16th Sept.; Lieutenant Charles George Reid, Artillery, at Dwelt Dhows, on the 26th Sept. COMMERCIAL BOMBAY, Oar. 16. Mosey continua nay, and obtainable at former rates. averment and 'Ulu maritime meals at abost tonna tiootatiotte. The state of ear Import marke t ft by no means satisfactory, sad although the importations of staple vey goods and Tares have bees very modulus. prism have sot enhanced,, and gear lost cloths. T clot s, ismseeties, yeres s sad other I bleached goods have decidedly declined In vase, while there Is no twee. Inquiry fee goods of y deaription. No material improvement can be looked for ia 61'1 state of matters anti after the Bewails' holidays, whisk I commence when the 7th and termiaate es the 10th of Novem ber next, when dealers may he iodated to extend their ope rations. No rain Ina fallen dories the past fortnight, and the mast serious appreheasions are entertaised of • famine, and great scarcity of water about Marsh next year. Carrots PllOl Goose —The tnametioas have bees l a r g e, particularly la grey T sloths end domestics, most off which have bees in hand for upwa rds of sighteea months, bat prices have bees far from remsaerative. F a vours have declined owing to t he large automat to unemployed Waage in the harbour and the advanced value of cotton, together with die increased rats of exchange ren dering ft unprofitable to ship cotton. To Liverpool we quote 21. 10e., sad to London 31. ; Es. 161 per toady has been given to Chine. Excitticos on England during the fortaight hae salad slightly higher then reported in our lest, and the bamboos done toward' the close may be quoted 2s. 1: 9 16thL is 2s. If t. for China and first claw credits, and 2s. lid. to 29. lie. for documents. On C4catta we gooks Rs. 102 at sight, sad Rs. 1001 al6O days' sight: on Madras Rs. 1001 at fight; and on China Be. 223 at 60 days' sight. CALCUTTA. Oct. 8. Although prices of British piece goods have been main tamed, the sales have hems tea moderate extent. Escs•sole has rated high. the rata for sit mouths' siht American erudite rangiag at 2e. 2d. Bank Bills at 2e. lid., and De tosseat Bali at 2e. 21d. to 2.. 21d. Oa China sixty dors' sight bills are quoted at Its. 216 to 217 per 100 dole. Fastest . ' bare improved considerably, owing to the expected large number of skips keeping out, la sonar gasses of the provides's of northerly winds and strong currents at the Bandboads. For Landes sad Liverpool cat Womble bunter has new dose. at as advents of 10s. per tos, and ships average now for London 48. 101.. sad Um pool 41.7.. 61. per too. ARRIVAL OF THE TAOUS. SOUTHAMPTON, IN mama: MORNING. The Tagus has arrived with the Peninsular mails. She left Lisbon °Wats 9th inst. Amongst the pea singers is Senor Don Fonts, the Portuguese Minis ter ofFiamos. LISBON, Nov. 9. The Minister of Finance, Senor Fontes, who, in reality, is the be/khans of the present administration, left for Ragland, by the Tagus, this morning unex pectedly. The object of hie mission lies under a veil --some any the negotiation of a loan, and matters connected with the Central Peninsular Railway Company. His advent will, we make little doubt, be hailed with satisfaction by the Portuguese bond- holders. Mr. John Fowler, C.F... came out by the last packet, to examine the proposed river embankment, docks, and railway to Clem. This gentleman di vested hie ention to the enterprises with a view to lore upon their commercial value. Mr. Fowler was graciously received by the King, as well as by Dom Fernando and the Duke of Baldanha , who all listened with him at considerable length upon the snbjecr of these works, and of similar undertakings adapted to the present wants of Portugal. The works, of the Cintra Railway have been commenced M I Belem and Caxiu, by about 300 workmen, under thel direction of French engineers. Mr. Fowler returns i is the Tagus. The cholera has made its appearance in the city, bat as yet its effects are slight. When the steam' transport Robert Lowe called here the medical officer represented that as he had some 300 invalid soldiers, en board, who had been a month at sea, a walk on the beach would do them much good. Accordingly be wrote a certificate showing that no case of con tagions disease had occurred on board, and the British Vice-Consul forwarded this in a petition to the Board that the boon might be granted. But no! Intention was hand, and although the space where the poor in valids Mee to walk is marked out on the shore , and by soldiers, the Board said their informs - tics to the vessel did not warrant consent to the request. The exchange on London is at 641 to 641 for gel days, and 541 to 54! for 30 days, with little paper offering and money over. The tra nsactions in stooks and shares have been limited. THE WEST INDIES. The Royal West India mail packet Atrato, Capt. Repeal, Admiralty agent,Lient. Henry Stewart,R.N., arrived at Southampton yesterday, with the Wee India snails. The dates of sailing are :--Greyhtwel. Oct. 17; Panama, 24; Honduras, 17 ; Carthage.% 26 ; Jamaica, 27, 8 a.m.; Demerara, 25 ; St. Thollille 31, 4 p.m. The Atrato brings 45 passes ; among whim are Lieut. Holt, 2nd West India t ; Kulp Tucker, 3rd West India Regiment; Mrs. Tooker, Mies Low, Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Fredericks, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Hay, &c. The freight on baud includes specie to the amount of 834,708 dols.•, namely, 488,282 dole. value in silver, and 346 , 428 dole . valve in gold. H. M. ships Termagant, Medea, and Intsum were lyisg at Port Royal. The &pie& sailed on the 24th for Bermuda, to join the admiral; the Terms pet and Medea were to follow her in a few days, to term a court-martial at Remands, ou the captain and eaters of the late Wolverise, for the lam of that v°B2.l* Lint. Wilcox, a the Wolverine , had died Accompanying the /cereal de St. Petasboolt of yellow fever. The Atrato brings five invalids Nov. 4, iA • ___ t of the Hareems journals aad 0800 hoes the squadics. lodes will be os sale in the ensuing year at the Tams islands generally are healthy, and the weather meat of the government bookreller. The Pe seek as rejoices the planter. are 161 in number , the Snell& thirties, old gip, The Jamaica legislature met on the 18th of Oats. The Kneliels was follows :—The Arr•Jorraili. ' ber, when the session was opened in a speech from Blackwood's, Lady's Moraine, Wiburgh dthwise eeioo, his Excellency the Governor. Be congratulated the Curti?. Botars:cal Magazine, Edin R111_1!",:l ISMS' bran iii upon the complete somas of the London News, Ledv's Newspaper, Llile Ma's jo rr op ,, financial measures of the previous session. m The teasuess, irsdeutit's Maga:;sia, Pwrlasl revenue actually raised within the financial year bad Journal, Bad Sharpe's London "Mt n& SPAIN. In the Cortes on the 6th inst. M. Areas asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs if the relations of Spain with kreiga powers were satidestory, and be re marked that it was strange that so many Spanish ministers to freeign warts should be at present in the capital. The Minister of Fore i g n Affairs replied that the relations with all foreign powers, " Russia excepted," wets of the most friendly character, aid that the reason why, so many ministers to foreign courts were is Madrid was simply and solely that they had been summoned biome they IMO members of the C,ortee, and because without them the number of deputies would not be sufficient to enable laws to be voted. The remark of the minister about Russia excited a °amide:able seeestion. and the Epoca says that the eoesegeireces of it may easily be anticipated. Acorirdieg to a return annexed to the budget of the Marine Department there are afloat in the ports of the Peninsula-1 tread of the line, 2 f r i ga tes, 4 ooreettgg 4 brigs, 114 coast guard vessels, 10 steamers, 2 of which are screws ; in those of Cnba, 2 frigates, 1 corvette, 7 brigs, 2 iehootiers, sad 111 steamers; and at the Philippine Islands, 1 brig. 4 steamers, and 32 email vessels. The Sloes says that M. peealea, formerly secretary to the Queen, who was arrested some time ago, is shortly to be set at liberty. The Vos del Pueblo publishes en address from the workmen of Seville to those of Barcelona promising to 'sport them ht their demand for the privilege of see tioa. BaLuium.—From a return just publishod, it ap rs a that is 1864 the immortalises sad I mportations of lielgisas &emanated to 1,338.400.000 tr. is what are salted .• pennant nitres "—that is to say, mearding to tha tariffs et 1831; sad to 1.:64,t00.000rt. in " variable values "—that is to say, aecordiag to the real value of the artistes. The perammeat values show as Manes of 141.000,000 ft. ens than of 185$, sad of 340.000.000 k over ib• tying* of lb , is ol in was form 1849 to 1868. The total of ex ports ia 1164 713,000,0001n la old value. which was various of 83 000,000 fr., es 13 per seat. oompand with NA sad of 201,000,000 fr.. or 41 pm seat. ea the average of the period of Ilya you& la the saw valises the total exports present a dimittatlea of 10.000,000 fr. The laaporta• tins show um Manes of 87.000.0001 r., or 10 per mat. urn sham al 18111, and of 181.980,0001 r.. or 41 par MIL OM UN avenge a *di fin 7111111. litertvr.—The Teeth esereettest of the peadosses dates that testy Ws Albums, wee el the Sißinen of the Sardinian olovy, was abHged ”I Mt* Kai" ea hor num Ms the Osimos whit bora& T. r ags sea of the tows, swims to testify the sympathy ter the liardialaa soldier% 'Mt OS Marl the ship la a b o dy, as/ Molted all ea bawd to a public Masai. The esaimend sm ter was osespalled to deans* the invitation CS asesvat et owe sidgeseies of haleL ea r nestus. ilieftisa polies wen greedy eimated at Om boss sufficient to cover the whole expenditure anther rimed, so that the Receiver-Geoeral bad been enabled, for the first time tor six years past, to pay in full all claims against the Treasury for the October quarter, upon presentation." The Governor proposes to effect reductions in the estimates for the clergy and judges. The rise in the price ot sugar in England bad caused great elation in the colony. 20e. to 21s. per cwt. is the Fir:eke good sugars quoted by De Cor. dove, who adds that small lots have been sold as high as 225. E xc hanges on London —9O days, 1 per cent. pre. mium ;60 days-1t per cent. premium ;30 days-2 per cent. premium. The Demerara Graeae says :—" All the estates are now busily engaged in making sugar, and we believe that the result of the year's crop will be more favour. able to the planter than was at first anticipated. The canes for the next year's crop look well, and, if the seasons be propitious, we may expect the yield of sa ccharine matter to be large. The exporta of pro. duos from the colony during the last fortnight have been as follows:—Sugar, 3,232 Wide., 136 tierces, 576 barrels, 3 half barrels, 773 bags; molasses, 359 mu., 10 hhds., 18 barrels; rum, 1,664 puns., 292 hhds., 119 barrels; coffee, 1 barrel; cocoanuts, 9,900; rice, 600 bags. Tonnage is becoming more scarce in this port, and freights are rising." THE BALTIC FLEET. 01011 Ova OWN CORRISPONDINT.) REVEL ROADS, Nov. S. The appearance of the country around this has is one night been subjected to a perfect transformation, and from its autumnal hue has assumed the garb of winter, and a thick coating of snow covers the Wand of Nargen and the opposite shores of Revel, presenting a scene similar to that witnessed by some of us in the Arctic regions. Our blue jackets have been engaged in the novel and exciting task of clearing the deck of its coating of snow, the fall of which having for a time rendered all exercise aide out of the question. The air is very cold, and heavy falls of snow have continued during the day. We may in consequence expect a speedy termination to our cruise, as it would be madness to incur such rick as we now are exposed to, without any adequate advantage to be derived from it. It we deem it expedient to withdraw front these waters, it is evident the more timid navigators of the enemy's vessels will not venture out of their winter quarters; and even if such a step were attempted, our flying squadron, consisting of some of the finest screw frigates in the world, would at any time be a match for, if not superior to, any force the enemy ma v have disposable at this season of the year. fn my last I think I informed you of the dew. tare of the Royal George, Nile, and Cressy, sines which the Exmouth, Colossus, James Watt, and Vol.l nano have left for the hospitable and snug harbour of Lel. Th. Doke of Wellington, Orion, Majestic, and our. selves follow atter the departure of this mail, which the Vulture carries to Dantzig. The Retribution, Bak, and Firefly have joined from the Gulf of Bothnia , and t he Dra g on and Tartar are daily expected. The Magicienne, Geyser, Driver, Locust, and C.ex• taut are still here, as are also the French lima Totirville and Duquesne. THE BRITISH HOSPITAL AT RENIIOL (710)1 A {PIMA& C011131rua......, TOWN OF DARDANELLES, Nov. 1. I had seen such flattering accounts of the British hospital at Renkioi in one of your contemporaries, that I determined to ride over and visit it. Your readers may probably be aware that it is a h os pital for our sick and wounded soldiers, not under the charge of the army medical department, but ander medical men unconnected with this department, ss• looted from eminent members of the profemion pew tising in various parts of England. It is about kV way between this town and the entrance to the Du duelled from the Mediterranean, on the Militia share. It consists of a number of wooden buildings erected after designs of Mr. Brunel by Mr. Bruton, the chief engineer, upon a flat piece of arable land, which projects about half a mile into the strain, fonds; a bay to the north and another to the south, and the securing in one or the other a smooth place for land. in when either of the prevailing wings blow. There are about 200 patients now in hospital, sad wards are ready for about 400 more. It is expected that everything will be complete fo r 1,000 b y of December. The works were commenced in Msy. Dr. Parkes, one of the professors in the Lodge University, is the medical superintendent. He tad Mr. Branton appear to be jointly responsible forties selection of the site, which is a perfect one for a kw pitaL Whether it is a good or bad one for the bar petal for the army is a question much debated leers. If the Crimea remain the seat of operations, it wail certainly appear to be much too far from the end where it is wanted --although Mr. Brunton coo teals that the 12 or 15 hours lost on t he passage bora Scutari is made up by the certainty of being able to land patients at any time. To a plain common mem man it would appear that when wooden buildings sin sent front England, they should be placed els* whore they are needed. These, on the contrary, ils• signed with so much care, have been placed—load& lightfut and healthy spot it is true--at least 24 boas too far from the Crimea, always supposing thaw be the centre of oar operations. if the scene shift to the Danube, other considerations will h ave then ale weight, and probably had when the selection son tit made. From what I could gather as to the constitudon of the medical staff, Sir James Clark, to whoa the !, lootion was entrusted, seems to have made . it anti great oars and sound judgment. The two chef Flip anises are well known ia men. Dr. Oooders was the East India Company's service for many year% a was a professor in the hospital at Calcutta. Dr. berth= was one of the physicians to the Edinburgh Infirmary and a very popular teacher in the Modes Athens. The chief surgeon is Mr. Spencer Weill lately of the British Hospital at Smyth, a veil known London surgeon, of good repute us lie. tater on surgery. He passed many r years in the navy, u surgeon to the Seamen's Hospital at Ma Thus, medical chiefs have been appointed t? th,! es t a blishment of great previous experience 111_ 00 diseases of this and other warm climes. junior members of the staff are numerous, Ydsn said to be gentlemen of great promise, if we "sYller by the honours obtained at University exsues,a lo , All the medical officers, those of the communist and purveyor's department, the engineer aid 1 ,1 assistant, and the various clerks, form a mead seas 40 or 60 members. All dine together, to 100! trouble and expense of separate cooking; and, all may judge by the dinner at which I had the 0 ,0 1 of as,istiog, as the French say, there is no Loh. good substantial nourishment in this place, esattE almost a desert. What is of more importame , los patients seem to be perfectly satisfi ed with thee dinners and the care bestowed upon them. AO amusements have been provided for them, in the Alfa of skittles, quoits, bat and ball, for the con vai —draughts, backgammon, and chess for the ma• believe, however, that a good supply of new p r sad ausssisg books would prove very sece these aid hied people in England would find any the RIMINI feu very willing to take charge sad see that they are properly distributed. Mrs' books might be sent to Mr. Preston, the chaplain. P.S. I have just heard from Mr. Calver!,eor sal here, that the supply of water at Balthus, Wlic h . has been most abundant throughout t he summer, beginning to tall off. This is owing to the nties dryness of the season, scarcely any rai n havi n g rOllll for seven months. The southerly winds which brae prevailed for the last week have been of uses! service to the shipping trad e, and the number , vessels which have passed on their way topoosts,' tempts every day ot late hes been extraordmier LAW I AD Biro e following vessel candestned ma la es Ayos Torgbioa, . They had all be Danube. iro 0. .1,1,1111 tw Honour.ol treVp OARreported i ds i i o f the use we scoLloott pldC:dautviildirlien,htahade claim, which be ruts who signed within seven days, or liquidated damages. en spat of Lord Co eigued the required d deliver it up, on the 1 . ,, T d Colville. His defeadent had bound Dot seem equitable t amount. He now sad pent, unless the defen - - - -•-• - --. f,t u e th.on f thr e ou n te d oidne a ns: n i t is:te a ph f ete te inold r ef t. t ao a i i ses AlenMr. fileigh (who Uege•gardens, Lo from his Hono spoil himself to acre Honour said t ItHie k r order e dd a du n osd.tt o in it. Costs i THE BATA Charles Blackwell presoeiously fierce tenet, was brought a Wen wound wi Clarke, who was so since the tad inst. removed. It appeared from forte maker, worki Plumb, in Cheni blued man was Mr. Plumb. On t the same room, so use of a stool, whi work, and whit though it was p and the prisoner At hat Clarke, without the stool, n Cl rs. mk n e d l : . s h t e i r i : P d ru lOt o i n s grou found him quite n A cartificate PP f i r t effect that It war i court at present, recover the use of be amputated. Mr. Herring, boy had already taring be had end Mr. Jardine h the worst eases h seeded, until Cl ii lITTILSIN Edward Oyler mariner, residing town, and who Majesty's ship charged with at payment of the a Mr. W. The Ne T w he ßm& proseen stri ro saner NMI to after remaining into the weer cfs t o o rßih t oc si=n p 3 2 I. t into he r et udedl6): sir or 'wee day for his mooing about ship. ced h. m ; of 201. With war afterwards 1 I subsequently Prisoner i Siren, that li master of his t Midi, the pay I Prosecutor the I. Middleton, 1 k took the p 1 duet, and en AA him, he said h he had a comp him to the e t a le The p r i son , Y keepers, was II I/ le re John Grin; p before Mr. 1 Sane 61 , fro id niters dealer till James Can op said that be lba log to hla bee 11 way, where etc log. He is Li and toned th iii a nd on looki OS carpet in his Of coos m he a iii i attempted t Bt constable, w OP Jane Cana I . shop door, pd war, seise a ato it. In doia 1 i attracted lk IMt Muted out robbery. i. Mr. Com eeM "ter. Ile bill to the Semi r, fl The smelt like shape. He MS was guilty, iegoo 31, - Com et d I .bour undo The p, r• imp... be teal be le Tr i ems e t th dirt Coollaait AO. 4 mos. zum, _,... , 'daughter, FM UR Amos '3,74 , Ws to l ea Xtry Ace "Iten-b