The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-11 00:00:00

sIJ , exlneglig. TO CORRESPONDTSTEL blivertlisesarbredipitor "no Itileas„" Uri= Ivemieg sew, sot be Who Oa" 10, Illeaverisoress. br Tv, this* is as dag of prilliailia. HIGH WATIR AT LONDON BRIMS. Tar Dav—lierskag. Ilb. . Mumma. 11.116 I. Trustmow-41bralft. Oft......Afisnom. Ob. Va. LOB DON. MONDAY. JUN.B 11. BRILLIANT SUCCESS •-• THE ALLIES. CAPTURE OF RUSSIAN BATTERIES, . 62 GUNS, AND 400 PRISONER& • I WAR DEPARTMENT, :Ma 10.1856,21r.5. Lord Panmure present' his compliments to the editor of the Daily News, and barn great Osamu* is transmitting the enclosed intelligence, which hes this day reached him: CRIMEA, Jinti 8. The noose of last night was very completts. and the gallantry and steadiness of the troops cannot be too highly spokes of. The French insocestled in moues' the works of the Mosel= and those on its right, celled the Coors Blame; in those they took 62 guns, including 8 Cohorts', and 400 pri soner. Nothing could be more brilliant than the advance of our Allies. We have lost about 400 men in killed and wooded. I have just received intelli- Awe of the continued noon of Captain Lyons and Captain &daises in the lies of Azar. Taganrog, Marimpol, and Ghat& have been attacked ; the :public buildings and numerous magazines burnt. Only one man wounded. CAPTURE OF TAGANROG, MARIOUPOL AND WHISK DESTRUCTION OF IMMENSE RUSSIAN SUPPLIES AND MAGAZINES. We (Daily News) limbees favoured by the Admi ralty with the following despatch from Admiral Lyme: _ ._ ALTY, B,WDAT, .1 VIM 10. " Bie. os Azov,. Jima 7. " Captain Lyons, of the Miranda, and Captain !Weirs report that the naval operations against Taganrog, Marioupol, and Gheisk, which took plane on the 3rd, sth, and Bth of June, have perfectly sueoeeded. The public buildings and numerous government magezinea of provisions have been burnt, and thus an immense loss of supplies has been in flicted on the enemy. "The operations were ancluoted with great vigour and rapidity. The allied forms had only one man wounded, although opposed by &bunt 3,600 eddies, at Taganrog." FRENCH DESPATCHES. (rsom TI mommiva.) PARIS, StrsAAT. The Minister of Wu has received from General Folksier the following despatches: CRIMEA. Jums 0. 10 P.m. To-day, is oosoert with the allies, we opened cm ire spirit the outworks. and to-nsorrow evening, we 'granted Promised late invectives The Turin joursale state that during the visit of the Kies of Sardinia to Paris, the regency of the Maidens will be intrusted to H It H. Priem Huge is of Carignan. A JAVANESE PAPE! contains the following matri monial enitonneeineet:— .. Kerrie& Theodore Pulsed, pea simuid titular *close), ka*ht of the two ordain of the Se thseleads, to the mother of his children. the Javanese SIMS Piss. This marriage he bee contracted in gratitude Gni OS • reward for the heroism she ezhibited I. W behalf in lea, on hie retina from the fortress of Aa m pop.rw, wises she rescued him, &freed, severel y menmed, from serials death, by ,envying him, with the aliiikilass el • is/resat, a distaste sif three farlooporeapped In•ehmil sod ',speeded! to builrai, while perm. d by ma SOMmesllll sassy, sad by sebsenseatly brieging him esMy thremb the Hass et the enemy, while she herself was f a am 'demised stale if prigumey.—Posnrontedjo, 21st Marsh, 1366 " Tito ORBAT Flat AT OALATZ.—The Austria. of • paulisbee the tonal/it g droatoit from the Asstriaa =ist Gains: " Gusto, Jam 1 (Moraing).—lit mid s are broke oat in the stables of the artillery sad eeeehry near the ammunition depot. The eirmunspeties displayed by Omni Augustin and his *Moen, sad the ef the gentese, saved both the town sad the part tit s terrible miatertess with while they owe siseespese , way is which the wanness with retests sad powders were my. d woe almost miradieless. No buses beings perileed. but 103 home were bers,d." RePOSAL or THE GOVENNOR or CANADA TO mart* sancrton tan Matsu lagoon Law.—The hes.' gess= . them wet has reamed edeimairso tit oinvan•awat of the pro. vita:sof Canada amisamisg that the Games's Chime' bee W e refused to someetee the Melee La. Liquor Bill, breught up practice, from the liestelatiee Assembly. His asstrastioas betas '• to uisting of reserve, for the eigaillea , tos of the Qame's plesearr, spry hill of as esteserdisery or ususal eheremer," helms NILSTESTriI availed kiwi"( of his perils's*, and trseakrred the MI le w h o the embeolties Is D iweieg street, where MS dean *s re' estrosolOpery peedooties wig meet with s:1 geosomel MNf Vim wholly different for the pude- country is of ,and fight _ make sismsfally antigens*, not yew astbisi kora Obi ♦ 1: 'el! ._w . - Ere spirit tae outworn,, sea to-morrow evening, ----- —-- MADRID, sows 9. "No Went*, they will be taken. The auette says it is probable that the Bank will Ives 7, 11 rat. At half-peat six our sigma for the attech were comsat to pay the yearly dividend of the external debt. M. Dodge, who has arrived at Madrid, will given, and one boar after oar esgles floated over the ,_ forthwith meowed by her Majesty . The fictions Green Mamelon and the two redoubts of the Careen- be mashed lag Bay. The enemy's artillery bee fallen into our an utterly . hands. Four hundred have been taken primmer,. We occupy the conquered works. Oar allies, with TALKING AND DOING. their habitual resolution, have carried the work of Had Lord PALIIRRSTON and the Annan Tr- i l l ! 4 2 . 7 r1 " and k elitabl , ishid _„ theziaa , alve.22 it. All Gunnar. given us the benefit of their thought. of Ra5."7."4. ."7."4. ha ve '''.. a dmi rab le for their devotion den ambition when we were about to undertake the and high spirit. expedition to the Bast, whatever their real value we (37 1103XAIUNI AND fairs. 113.103APII.) CONASSIPONDINT 07 MI DAILT WM.) should have been thankful, and have taken for granted P.O. without sceptical investigation that what promised I f , TIM so fair would prove to be adequate. But it is too late ! . PARIS, MONDAY Blosisneo. new to bid se be eonteat with historical invectives • ' A later despatch from General Palmier is to the sad sieiprian protestations. If Parliament were a following effect:—" On the 7th we took 62 cannon debiting club, and the question set down foe discus• in the enemy's redoubts, and made 13 aliases pri- don were the policy of abstaining in 1828 from in- ' l i l l . maser% Our lames, is would be expected from se terposition between Russia and Turkey, Lord PAL- great a result, were sensible." niutarox's retrospect of Cossack encroachmente and his platitudes about England's Genes of the duty Admiral Bella reports that the expedition against she owes to the world, might do very well, Or, if the cause at issue were an action a . Taganrog, Marioupol, and Obeisk was perfectly trespass brought by the owner of the &mem successful. The burning of stores of provisions haa Read • t a ne i g hb our i ng wor k er is Rush inflicted an immense loin upon the enemy. Re- loather, the slashing speech to the jury of Buh r skeane* was offered only at Taganrog, where one ALIXANDKR COCKBURN would perhaps be deemed man was wounded. very telling. Bat the case being one of a wholly different nature, and demanding an utterly differen RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS. mode at treatment, we are compelled to lay that fa the most part we think both the exhibition of the BERLIN, Seiner. noble lord and the exercitation of the learned gentle Prince Oortchakoff writes, under date of Selma- ma , greatly and grievously wanting in all that wa , topol. June 6: befitting the ocession. a To-day the enemy opened a vigorous cannonade It is not a summary of the past that the comb; aglinst the left flank of our fortifications, the ane looks foe now; it is an out-look into the future. It i i • kiting thus misread " helm We replied with not a repetition of the hundred times told tale a energy, sod blew up two powder enegesines. Maseovite aggesedisement in former days, that w ... nn. t he other „,.;,... ...... r ,_ ) ' /4-- -- -* ''''''' '" beere P el in th e expect from the lips of those in power ; bat a calm an detachment of Genital Wrangel, as well as in the f Ism enunciation of what we are called on to fish I Set of Asoff, there bee been nothing new.* The Russian commander's version of the French for, and as , Pr il a t ei g igs m i s W . h a i r : b • e willi n 11 ,th szne g to m f a i l l attack on the following day han not yet reached ea 'permitted to do in years gone by, but whet Ragland , I $ preparing to do in retrieval of her own negligeno The defences called by Lord Raglan the " White end in repair of her own errors, in the present yet 11 1 'Wake: and by General Maier the "Caresser and in those which are to come—this, and nothic 11 .*doebte.* occupy the rising ground called by the else than this, is what theleadom wants to knot Remises Sapone-goem, ea the moth bank of the Are we indifferent to the memory of those thin; Great Harbour, and jest to the right of Careening which the Pwisa mad ATTORNIT-GENRRAL no Bey. The despatcher new speak of the two redoubt, love to dwell upon P Fu otherwise; our read, ) as having been take's despetabse from the camp will remember bow oßen we have recurred to the , I had previously informed us that early in in these columns. Bat it is no reason because e k M. 7 the 'nosey threw up a third redoubt tee wadding, sad lied it ireful in our daily prude nearer to - the Great Harbour than the others, that we are to enroll of charges noninaiing 1 I pieced with flee embrasures, and directing nothing but wadding being need in her MAJWITI Its fin men the French batteries on the same line of great guns. If there be • moo is Rolland wi hill, The timeoses et the attack now reported was too is set entitled to rely epos the Worm= whisk 3 I l ' . b. . 1 . . . , . I I \ . _. _ _ THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1855, signal and complete to loan room for the . that a work is such a position OW romans , 11012 4 the work of the siege. The two . btu re... rienisi Bay hays hitherto bon . guatothy irt Russian ire Bo li ng y They wore mooted in Fs lastly= t the high Milli, and by empitriT I prevent the Finch. who at thatli - Mi motion of the right attack upon thinesolvis, . voting to est whist on Bahl is the Great Harbour. The =My thus eadv biliivid a farther imitation, whisk the wiry be WOO of OW camp correspoadost shows he he hoe allimping t execute—that of extending le work wan the brow of the hill by map, and oinasoting the whole V works across the right rains with the batteries around the Malaklsoff or Round Tower. Oa dm 94th of February General Mayran led a Frio* Min of 1,500 men spinal the, Polinghinak 111odinbt marost to Careening Boy, and is the sidiciAr was in form, onocontired a desporato 10- ablinio. The redoubt was, however, taken. and Its diiiislitlat connimond; but the terrific fin of the ladon batteries, joined to that of the ships in the harbour, sensed oar Allies great loos; and upon the , Mors of the Russians, with immense roinfonements, tzawere compelled to retire before their work was accomplished. ' Ai attack was made by oar Allies on the Volbrda Illiiidd it the sth of March, with leis loss, but no poster snow than on the first, and Moos then both hare hitherto had to withstand only our artillery. Bia the wain of thu mond bombardment, both Won Amid ad all bat demolished ; but such was the facility of reparation, that both wore in a day it two afterwards is efficient as seer. For the last tow weeks the French bars been mapping up to Oise works, which It was indispensable to take Won adonis soarer to the Malabar Tower. , Ito Minas work, which the Runk= call the ispeastba lessills, was commenced on tits 11th of Marsh, on as winos in front of the Malakhdr wr Ronne& imam The object of the ZUNIS. engineers was, on the ono hand, to prey Meat the Allies pining a footing by man at rapid works with the flying sap apron the high ground opposite the Malakboif works; sid e on the other hand, to form, together with the counter approaches, namely, the Belinghinak and Vollynia redoubts, an advanowl lino of defence. From this work some of the most effective of the Remiss sorties hays been toads. General Polissioes words will be Irish in memory — " The Yuman must be taken ;if it cast ten men, we must hays it ; if it lost ton hundred, still we must hare it" It will be noticed that General rolissior says: "We occupy the oonquirod works' General Can 'abort, is his despatch of Fib. 27, speaking of thous sun redoubts, says: *Ws could not think of esta blishing ourosivio on a spot expand on ovary side to , the Rosin 'Miry." The gnus which bear on the bill Elapenno aro those of the east face of the Malsk hoff battery. which has just been powerfully rein toned, and thorn of the lonotts on the western side of Careening Bay.—Daily News. AUSTRIA. PONDER, OF TIE DULY =IWO VIENNA, Joss 8. (720 X Tim Anli Pasha yesterday had a private audience of the Emperor, at which he received the Grand Cross of the Order of St. Stephen. Aali Paella will leave to-morrow for Constantinople. VIENNA, Osmium,. The Emperor Francis Joseph will probably start for Gallicia on the 12th inst., to review the army. Ge•eral Hess has gone today to put himself at the bead of hie troops. Count Buol sent the day before yesterday • new circular despatch to the German Cabinets, recommending them to maintain a cord al understanding between the great and little States of the Confederation. SPAIN. MADRID. Jexa 8. The Gaseli• of to-day publishes a circular, ns pending the execution of the decree relative to the National Guard. The government is about to de mand from the Cortes the immediate discussion by that body of the constitutional basis relative to the National Guard. diaans in- and duty well. Sir dowsed "lest vegeta . tbe pslisy to bV rased towards Russia ate &sage whatever amid be made by him.' Whit he that palsy bees? As a matter of fast we lutort that, and yesterday, Russia has Is no way been interfered with by the Government d Groat Britain a yet all the time Lord Pautaarros declares that she was pursuing systematically and semessfally her schemes of insatiable aggression. Since the death of Mr. Cassino, Russia has bees suffered, without rebuke or hindrance, to extend her frontier southwards in Asia, to occupy the Principali ties throe different times, to pass the Balkan and dic tate humiliating terms of peace at Adrianople, and, in defiance of the express conditions of the great European settlement of 1816, to incorporate Poland in her empire. Declamations from the Treasury bench on these subjects are not perhaps worth much under any circumstances ; bat of what infinitesimal value are they when coming from one who, if he could not have absolutely prevented the occurrences he now professes to deplore, ought at least to have given wars iog in time of the danger and the crime. Abase of the wolf after ha has decamped with his prey is at best bat idle talk : what are we to say of it when uttered by a shepherd specially set apart to watch his coming, bat who, oaring nought for the sheep, falls a-shouting only when they hays been devoured ? In plainest commas-place and with gravest brevity we must ask—what are historical harangues and sooldiog speeches against recent colleagues to the purpose when we want to know, once and for all, what are the aims and who are to be our allies in the further prosecution of the wart The tidings that have reached us within the last few hours furnish additional proof of the inconceivable ignorance hitherto prevailing amongst those who direct our affairs as to the defensive resources of the enemy. Town after town on the shores of the Sea of Azoff has fallen without resistance at the first unfeeling of the Allied flags in their harbours. Without attach ing any premature credit to the rumours of surprise and panic produced at St. Petersburg by the as noonosinent of our having appeared in what the Rue slams long regarded u an impenetrable eafe.hold of their commerce, we may readily imagine the fealinp of dimity which a series of disasters so important must inevitably produce. On the other hand, it is obvious that till DOW neither oar Government nor our military or naval authorities had the slightest idea that Berta and Arabia, Taganrog sad Maris poi, were dehnooleos places, of which we might have taken possession many mouths ago; and now that we have dons so, people na turally s.k, are we prepared to retain our grasp of the more important of them until the enemy shall sue for pesos ? Closely and intimately low nested with this question is another, on which we look for some light—we allude to the future fate of Crareassia. Haws we held out encouragements there, and if so, are we prepared to stand by those whose reentry forms a natural bulwark against the onward progress of encroachment in an Eastern direction? What is equally interesting for the people of this sonntry tokens is—on what alliances are we counting ? The livt circular despatch of Count 131:70L dispels, one would suppose, the last lingering cloud that has been allowed to hang over the intentions of the Austrian Cabinet. The vaunted treaty of the god December. 1864, turns out at last to be literally what Load k imam described it—" not worth the paper on whisk it was written." The Austrian Prime Minister distinctly declares that his Court Dever meant thereby to bind itself to armed co-operation with the Weston Powers, but only to consult with them on the mates of bringing about an accommodation with Russia. He boasts that having consulted accordingly, though to no purpose, the obligations of the treaty have been wholly fulfilled. Are we, therefore, to set about new importunities to that perfidious Power for aid and help which in the end she will never yield P—Doily New& THE &MIEN; Enowx.—The report alluded to is several of the metropolitan journals, that the Empress Barak was in a very laterestiog condition. appeen to be carnet ; for a few days ago Dr. Loeoek was telegraphed for. sad immediately proceeded to the French capltaL Weekly Dispageli. The Duke and Duchess of Brabant are expected to min at Brussels on the 20th. An official in the Journal de St. Petersham" states teat between the 12th and 26th ult., episode of 69,116 silver roubles, bowies various medical end ourgieal appliances, were placed to the mamma of the Daces of Russia, Do behalf of the wounded at thhastopoL The imbeeriptions are chiefly made by memben of the Im perial twiny. Pico young mon, accused of taking part in poli tieal " aeseeinatens " in 1849, have been 'gnat d at Fiso (Boman States), atter undergoing an hapriesearint of aim VMS. A letter la the Imiepoloduseco Bars says that ao soarineing proof. of their guilt were fortheoslag, sad that the eseestiea eased a general honor amongst tha mod— tem. Nmeross pima retired into the smarty for the day. The government of Saxoey has informed the Cham bers that the maim will sloes ow the 19th of ben month. The Austrian Government requests the directors of the railways is Um empire to plant young kers, of a destrip ties indicated, at eonvesisst didassea along the Ham Weaseling thew to replies eventually the posts epos wench %skimped" wires are at present aillzai. Our own Cos pais. night profit by the hint. During the late derangement of the telegraphic wire between Versa sad &teaklava, the French goveernmest is mid to ham ressired s menage iron General P.liteisr is so dimjeieted sad issosplete a form sa to be quite unin telligible. , With *thee Alfred, rode ea Merits* ea ibierday, &traded by Capri. the Has. D. de Bee, and MOM Biz B. Leaden:* audio. Ths Priest's Royal, the Penises Allem, and the Prthere feeibles of Rottealthe,'vkited the Crystal Paler, at System WWII& Prima Arthur, with the Princesses Reba& sad UM" Irk a carriage drive. One Albert, attended by the Marquis of Abiders, Levi George Leaser, Colonel the Roe. C. B. Phipps, Colonel Biddulph, sad Captain the Rost. D. de Roe, went to the Trinity-hers, Great Tower hill, be the sassing, and presided as Messer of the Corporatism at the dinar of the Van Brother'. Res Mejesty, aserapaided by the Primers Adelaide of Reheelehe, hemmed the Royal Italian Opera with her prewar ia the main. The royal suite consisted of the Dachas of Wetherell, the Has Matilda Peet, Lord de sad lialer-Gemeral the Iles. C. Grey. Yesterday the Queen and Prier Albert, with tie Primo' of Wale', the Friars' Royal, awl Prins* Alfred, the Dasher of lest, the Prisons of Hohealohe Langenberg, and the Priaresse Adekide sad Feeders of Robenlohe, attended divine estates in the Private Chapel of Bucking ham:Melees. The Rea. sad Very Rev. the Dean of Wind sor oillalated. The ladies ad pudgiest of the Court and the dreads household also attended the service. The Dasher of Kest. attended by Lady Anna Nvia Dewar sad Biz George Casper, went to Frogrore oa Sa turday, sad retuned to her reddens', Cluanee-house„ St. lames's, in the afternoon. The Dabs of Cambridge visited the Daddies of Kent yesterday. Court. with**, Prinispes . by the Passel of as &twirl is sei *Poo .be Qes. Mules Grey Ites attsailed as bane- "kid En Welty La& __ . . A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the Foreign-odes, Downier-street. The Ministers pg.- sent were : Viscount Palmerston, the Lard Chan cellor, Earl Granville, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Duke at Argyll, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, 'Lord John Rummell, Lord Penman, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Sir William Moleswortb, Viscount Canning, and the Earl of Harrowby. The Council sat two hours and a quarter. The Turkish Minister hod as interview with ate Chow eater of the Ezehnser oa Saturday. The Bight Has. J. Stuart Wortley had also ea interview with the right lea. baronet, at his Milani residence, in Downinstreet. A deputadea of workmen, on the subject of sealants la cool slues, bladed by Sr. E. Ingham, K.P., had ea later als, with Sir George Grey oa &tardily, at the Home.ellies. Tea deputation @assisted of David Swallow (Laambire), Allen Tallow (Cheshire), Kartia Jade (Nortkamberlead), sad Edeitaaa Gray (Dachas). A meeting of tie Orford Calamity o , musiselea wee held at No. IS, Great Clneen-etavet, Was Lasts,, is Friday. Present the Berl of illisenters, the Hari of Hanowby, Xr. Janice Coleridge, the Dena of Wells, sad Sir John W. Awdry, with the Seentaries. Despatches were nat from the Colostial.eSse on Saturday to the Gunners of Hoag Hong sad Ceylon. Despatches were remind kola the Governor of Van Diemen's Land. Her Majesty's lest drawing-room for this season will in Mid oa Thareday. The seeoad state mann takes pleas on the followlag Wednesday. The Privates Royal and the Princess Alice hoaoared the Crystal Palace with a visit as Batarday soratag. On Wednesday week there will be a second horti cultural/ore at Mini*. CoL Revision lectures at an extra evening meet lag el the neyel lastiwatkon oa Friday, as the results of the negate szonstions in Assyria sad Babylonia. The Has. Millard Fillmore, late President of the United Stnes, sad suite, have arrived is tows, sad takes apartments at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jaesrs'e•strret. The Hon. Martin Van Boren and Colonel Van Bans have arrivad at Long's Hotel, New Bond•atraat, from the lialtoi etataa. There is evidently a large reserve force about to be rambled is the for Governtaset us ia- vitisg tenders for ships of largo else to convey thither troops from the River Thames, Portsmouth, Liverpool, Gnome, Dahlia, sad Cork, to Malts. Mr. Hardy, Der Majesty's Vioe-Coaxal at Constan tinople, is retuning to England for tho purpose of oonault tog en oculist, his sight falling situ 40 ran' work in the issesulsz-ollos at Pars. To prevent misconception as to the period at which newspapers may—under the bill which has passed the How of Lords, but has not yet received the royal west—be printed without stamps—the Board of Inland Bovenee have issued a nodes stating that it will not be lawful to print any newspaper without stamps until after fourteen days from that on whisk the bill mentioned shall have received the royal assent, sad that the bill will not, as seems to be sup posed, take effect is that respect from the posing thereof. Colonel Sir Thomas Trowbridge, of the 7th Royal Fudlien, has been appointed Director General of Army Clothing under the new organisation of Me War Depart ments Refining to the manly exercises in which Etonian' nee, the Earl of Malmeabury observed at the Eton dieser os flatarday, that if he had sot bees taught swimming when at Eton, b• wield mot then be their presi dent, sad twoyerecess whose lives he had saved would net have bailed him a. their preserver. Os one oteweisa he was on a tour in fiwitaeriand with the Countess of Kellner Wry. Her ladyship, Maelf, sad mocker wont es oso of thelantest of the lakes in • boat, white unfortunately cap sized at the soot critical point. The Counter, whilst la the water, said, with mush presence of sand, " If you think you oast save me, I will sot pun you violently," and the n salt was, lisseali sad his •sspeaioa bore her ladyship ashore after • desperate struggle of sore Asa half aa hour. The Natural History Field Clubs, of three °Dun des, Herefordshire, Glomestershire, sad Worcestershire, bold aa aggregate meeting at Malvern to-morrow. The membin an to namable at the Abbey Boarding Ream, sad at edema o'clock they will .limb the Wormetershin Beason, apoa the summit of whisk Sir Roderick Marehhos, r.a.e., will deliver a lecture upon the geology of the ear rousing soiestrg. A short lecture oa the priardpal fea tures I. the bstaay of the hills sad their seighboarbood will also be pima by Kr. Edwin Leos, F.L 8. At the sostela sioa of the lecture. wins sections will primed ma their rambles, sad ea the seat day more leetarai will be gins. The Herald expresses its belief that Admiral Dudes, to noiketiste le follow the public netnetiese mot to him by the Admiralty to "obtain ea rostrums by the Golf of Kenn lam the See of Aso!" Is., simply "obe yed the secret orders of the ez-Fret Lord of the Admiralty, roataiesd la his private lifters." Sir William and Lady Molmmoral entertained at dinner, ea Saturday ovseilreg, the Boil sad Comities of Iledgrava, Vissouatess Palnternals, Um Bight Hos. T. B. Heasley, M.P., Viscoant Torrington. the Hon. F. end Lady Adelaide Cordaro, the Countess Dowapr of Ewe: and Mimi Johaatoult, Viscountess thmean, Lady Theresa Lawn, Mr. F. Peel, M.P., Sir Jolla Shelley, M P., sad Lady nary, the Hog. Mrs. Dyer Sombre, Mr. Harcourt Vamps, M.P., sad Lady &Sea Vernon, Coloael Blddalph, M.P., Mr. A Montgomery, aad Mr. Hayward. • _ _ The Marquis of Salisbury, as Lord Lieutenant of the county of Middlesex, gime as eatertelameat on Sow- FRANCK 091011 THI .....-..1. 01 DULY • PARIS, SATURDAY RYMER°. The following glorious sad exciting news was placarded at the Bourse this afternoon : olutaara PRISSIIII TO TIM YltllTaa O WAL Crimea, Jame 1,10 at sight. This day wor . opeasd Are *pilau the =Seam woo, se& tomturrew, with tie blessiog of God, they will be is eat power. 7th, 11 ►t eight. At half-part six oar sigaah of attack wars throws oat, sad fa as hour after our wigs Anted oa the Maiaeloa Vert sad oa tha two redoubts of the Carasaing Bay. The aware artillery has fallsa tato our power, mad 400 pri sms's are amounted. Oar le gime occupy the weeks that ban been taken ; and our allies, ea their side, with their habitual reeolatios, have taken the works at the Quarries, end established them selves there. - The troops were adathratio for devotedaere and gallantry. I understand that the word translated "quarries," and presumed to be "carriers.," is in fact written in the despatch received "Cannier.," which is not intelligible. On the other hand it does not clearly appear, on reference to the map, what works there are in any quarries which can have been taken. There have been rumours all day . of other successes, and in particular it is reported in many quarters that the enemy's communication between Sebastopol and Sim. pheropol has been cut oft I learn that, in fact, a despatch, dated the Bth, has been received, but the greater part of it is illegible. If my information be correct, all that could be distinctly made out was that " The dragoons were charging on the Tchernaya." The Prima, conjectures that the "Canners" must be on the left of the Malakoff Tuwer, and between that tower and the Redan, for that is the English position, and it appears that it is the English that have taken hat is called the Cannier. .. At the Bourse the great news was very well re ceived, end produced a brink upward movement. The Rent, roes 65c., closing firm at 70.10. Rouen, which was to-day the favourite railway, roes 201 The Lyons lines toes but 61. each. Credit Mobile was in great demand, and advanced 20f. The existence of the Austrian Circular, of May 26, which, according to a telegraphic despatch given ex clusively in the Daily News of Monday last, stated that Austria would hentwiorth maintain an " peotant policy," has been doubted. It now appears, by a letter in the ladepeadones Beige, written by a correspondent who has seen the circular, that it be tokens not merely an expectant, but an insolent and even hostile attitude. Should the analysis given by this correspondent be correct, as I have little doubt it will prove to be, it is difficult to we how, consistently with the dignity of the Western Powers, the French and Rnglish ambassadore con be suffered to remain at Vienna. The following is the letter alluded to : The AIWA= Circular of May 26 has made issi imams noise is Germany. Owing to • diplomatic accident, I bass had the advantage of seeing this dot:meat. I we, not able to take • espy, but having read it atteatively, I think I cas remember the prim& pal and most interesting passage. The copulae' , which lam about to make is then almost literal. Yon Ws aware that this diplomatic paper has Wen communicated W the Austrian savoys in Germany to the Ministers far Foreign Airaire of the warts to chick they are respectively weredited. The circular begins by a short notice of tbe Views wateriness; it then comes to the first Austrian pro posals. They wee rejected by the Western Pollen, it says, probably because they were not rightly understood. The Austrian cabinet therefore sent these propositions to London sad Paris a woad time, with a swasst that they should be wandered afresh; and at the mew time further to:planation§ were given, and the Western Powers were entreated to re line upon the consequesces to Europe which might follow tram their " taaszpecad refusal." Austria had no better easeimen this occasion then oa the first. In this state of things, the Vienna cabinet doss not dispute the right of the belligerent powers to lay down owditions in then cow interest, going beyond the original base; but in that ease Austria will leave those Powers to bear the responsi bility et the consequences, inasmuch as the protocol of De. estater will thereby be departed from. Everything will awed upon the comes of the war and the " eventualities Of swats." The Imperial government remains simply and tailifially bolted by the engagements anteriorly entered iota It maintains the principles recognised in the co.- fseenees, sad will continue to protect the integrity of the Oansan empire against any fresh attack (sic). In this anus dm Austria will wait for the moment wins negotiations may be resumed, when she will throw her whole weight WA the sale in favour of pesos. She will take her stand mpen the *isolation of the four t oints as she interprets them. The Net of the circular is unimportant. In reading this mat you will easily understand the sensation it must Yaw sisawd in Germany. I de not inflict upon you the GINIIIIIMIte to which it has given rise. Perhaps the reasons of ebb alanse (or. if you lite it better, of the hale) in the Aviaries policy will be known soon, more especially if, as la is thought will be the ease, the Fr .nkfott Diet will Away be called upon to consider the subject. Madlle. Rachel hes been twice to see Madame Ristari play Mire, and although report says that she suffers acute torture at the thought that there is an other successful tragic actress in Paris, and that she fainted away when she saw the Itatienne called be fore the curtain for the third time, she had the mogul niity on the last occasion to go behind the scene., and while congratulating Madame Riot ori on her no oses, to offer to play for her benefit. Madame Rietori, with at least equal magnanimity, accepted the offer. M. Clesinger is about to execute a marble bust of " La Riatori." There is a great deal of talk at the Palaiiide Justice about a cause expected to be tried soon, involving a case of conscience of great importance. A protestant who has married a second wife, also a protestant, proposes, by the exercise of the paternal authority, to effect the conversion of his son by a former mar riage, a boy of 11 years of age, whose mother was a Roman catholic. The relatives of the child pretest against the right of the father, under these circum stances, to interfere with his faith, and a court of law teappealed to to decide the question. M. Fould has gone to Biarritz, to take apartments there for the Empress. At the distribution of the cattle show prizes, in the Champ de Mare, Mr. Webb, the owner of the South Downs, that excited the ecstatic admiration of the French breeders, received a complete ovation. The jury, not content with awarding him two prizes (the utmost that the rules allowed), and thirty " ho nourable mentions," gave him a large gold medal, as an extraordinary testimony of their admiration of the beauty of his animals. I understand that the visit of the Ring of Sar dinia to Paris will not take place before the 16th of next month. The Grand Duke of Tuscany and his eon are also expected at the same time, and not sooner. PARIS, (tummy Rvingnia. General Pelissier's despatches are posted in every street in Paris, and have attracted groups of Sunday folk throughout the day. The Rents rase 10c. or 160. A telegraphic despatch from Athens, dated June 1, states that Russian agents are actively pushing their revolutionary matceavres, and that brigandage is on the increase. The Constifertionnel, in publishing in the form of a leading article another letter from its remarkably tedious Vienna correspondent, has the hardihood to affirm that the letter establishes, by irrefutable argu ments, that the closing of the Conferences in no respect whatever prejudices the alliance of Dec. 2, and th►t Austria continues bound to the Western Powers until the independence of Turkey shall be assured. In another column of the same pegs, the Conseitutionnal gives, as a " supplemental explana tion" of the attitude of Austria, the very analysis of the astounding circular of May 26, which I extracted yesterday from the Ifidepeadance Beige. It is namely necessary to say that the " irrefutable argu ments" are not worth noticing. SPAIN. !num bs pe ici reisted pality i o n f Madrid .Itis rumoured d rea tha tend to t e thein res ie Juan and the Carlist chief Elco are on the yr a 7 t i lt o f Catalonia. The government appears diopowa . to leave M. Cueto his diplomatic post at Vsl a .a_ Jaren. The Captains-general of the p ra yi;:: of the Basques and Burgos have, it to iir a ! resolved to give Mr. Dodge, the new American khig ter at Madrid, a military escort to the capital; rider this measure necessary on account ofif t disturbed state of the country. The Cortes hie s skied today by 95 votes to 60 to take into °ankh % Hon a proposition declaring that municipal et a th..,. shall henceforth take place by universal sii ff ra ge. -- :* The Gazelle of the 3rd contains a royal dew% which the Queen sanctions the bill tor nuth o ,.. - • the government to suspend constitutional guar and newsp-pers, if found necessary. It also Idles a decree, which suspends the forted se, rolinent of the national guard. Another che st (as - already mentioned by telegraph) paws tar provinces of Barcelona, Girone, and Lerida in a woo of siege. The Gazette likewise contains the la gulations to be observed in the sale of the natio* and ecclesiastical property. As an example of tb large sum which the government will realise by oak, it is stated that one single religions holt*, 04 of Onate, will produce 90.000,000 Teak. A televb phis despatch in the Gazette says that the ionizes, tion in Aragon was drawing to a close, and th at do insurgents were making their submission. Ow band, however, under a chief named Garcia, still belt out, and it was the nvet numerous of any. Th e r m tion of Los Hienos, in the province of Burgos, t a d . it is added, been routed. the .Espana says tia owing to the gravity of existing circumstances, Howden, the English ambassador, has detemiaid not to leave Madrid for the present. The eking had disappeared from the capital. The Pays remarks on the recent resignations; It is to Senor Madca that this new internal crisis most is chiefly attributed. He has been, since his entrance syyn office, unfortunate in all his combination, He os maimed as being about to remedy ',Terrill's, and Spain still in the same financial state that be foetid Inn The want of success, not to say more, destrupd by derv, ' the eonfldence first inspired by the Minister of hum, As to foreign capitalists, k pt away by the seaggersted pro s tensions sad the rigidity of the mirii.ter, they have in n o i r turn abandoned th , idea of contracting an imprint lea with Spans. All these CirelnilitaLite• appear to have nee dared his continuance is office impossible. It ia ass tat he bad obtained the law for the sale of eccietiastieal portico; but this measure, which had been greatly MA upon for restoring the finances of the state, may be of 'keg a nd difilcalt application, and the public treasury has top* vide for the wants and obligatitni of every day. B um Mados, it is true, bad recently brought forward a proisety4 law for a forced loan of 200 millions of reels ; but this ere creme measure raised many obJectione, and otherwise, nom an evident confession of weakness sod discredit. He or reproached also with not being able to fiad, in the aliseatise of ecclesiastical properties, a sufficient guarantee foe tat aalisation of a loan. (110 TH3 ITALY. 01P THY DAILY ■M) NAPLES, Jima 2 Considerable purchases are being made hereof big for the allies; the exportation of all provisions ie, however, strictly forbidden ; the grain was never at so low a price, and an abundant harvest is in pie sped. Our English merchants here complain, sad' think reasonably, that no intimaion has ever beta given to them as to what might be desirable to ani to the Crimea, or as to the current prices. During the winter, our port was full of empty Dotterel, asi so it is now, which might have been talun up sad have been of inestimable service in carrying woe sort of supplies to the allies. But these vessels haw many of them for a long time left in ballast. I ho. Bey., too, that a little pressure, and not of ante* or a violent character either, might have ioduoodthe King to have allowed a free trade in those mdtka It would have only been returning to the previous state of things, that is, to a state of strict neutrality. No one, however, will send out freights in an entire ignorance and uncertainty as to the state of thiaga Even direct applications to the home governmental the subject have been unattended to, for an emissat English merchant here caused it to be uoado knows to the proper department that hay from Naples might be put down in the Crimea at 71. a too, Mt received no answer. ot i tlth. e supposition minimums of Russian aggression in pest times7,f, .\ • gut emu Ise Wimps& might sanest. the paasent Premier is that man. \ i 4 ,1: -....-- dee 64404.. :a i rsaal: l4 l.:• 7 . la e ' f * P400 ,, , t0tt . .., open and Prism Albert, a 1 111 " 117 1 110' , hag 1 • * II • ' atel c mi• — Raises Med Labia, ead eeempeaied is OWN". p tested ,. ; Oa miterprisol idsamasha Issembseg. took s drive IN 1 arrealt at they im,114 differed anti r ~..t,: . ..,.., we linaai-ssel-Ipar. Mejor•Gatral the iatilliA th b• 1 0.1 1r 0,16. M . Or ' ' ' tiii 1, . any hate wad Cleptistibe Rm. Dailey de Ra . I ,_ Melt. bed tags e' 'Weis base agreed : and it was peen the other soy Th . Dias , of Cambridge *wad =salves, ad- that Lard PALYZYSON &slued, wiien suomedincta 'g ismo ,. Al sniner in the neat master by ihie- ,vetersa rival, that tal News Amara. alth *eta !anus, a day analog, at Ms 'addenda is assirietrates of the omits sad the alias of the several rettimeats of local tallith. to tbe The anniversary dinner of the noblemen sad gen- times educated at Ban Collor was oelebrated oa Elstsrday eveaiag, at Willis's. The Berl lialattebery preekled, and a very large muster of liltealaae supported the sable earl la tke club. Nit. W. Atherton, Q.C., is appointed to the °aloe of JedreAdvotate of tho Fleet, as wail so enamel to the Ad miralty, Taunt by the resigaatips of Mr. Pettis, appointed the permanent secretary to the heard. Qeptain Fox Maale Rummy, of the 56th Regiment. is appointed private searetal7 to Lord Penman., sad hen entered upon his dalise at** War Department, la emisao• with Lord Gifitrd.-06sereen The Lord Bishop of Bt.. Asaph has promised to preach the seerosaibl e t ia f-tatip abstain seramia, I. the Lionised Victuallers' ip *spot, is aid of the Chapel Aadowsient Feed, sad mewl the Ant Sunday in July !mart purpose. . I. : • RUSSIA. FRONTIERd OF POLAND, Jun/ Russia has withdrawn almost all the troops foe merly stationed along the frontiers of Prussia, sad now on the whole line, extending•trom Thoru to Posen,_ scarcely any soldiers are to be seen. Its small detachments of military left are quartered if distances of 20 or 25 miles from each other, and the frontier line itself is exclusively guarded by thecae tom-house people. In times of the profoundest pews the frontiers were never so completely denuded of troops. From this it must not, however, be inferred that the intercommunication between the two cost tries is facilitated in a proportionate degree. On the contrary, the control is exercised with greater ripe than ever. Anybody arriving with luggage, moth or little, even only a small parcel or bundle in his hand, is subjected to the most rigorous search, sod even personal indignity ; even the clergy, whe wee formerly exempt, are now required to prove tbsit identity, u it has happened that an appareadt plump and well-fed friar was fouuu to be a lean accomplished smuggler. A letter from St. Petersburg of the 29th ult., the National Ga:ette, says: " From Irkutsk we learn that the river Amoor, the estuary of which boa often been the subject of negotiation between Raw* and China, is likely to be visited by the allied squadrons in the Pacific. A large somber of troop are constantly passing through Irkutsk, and may officers have arrived there from the other side of the Baikal. Last year the Russian governor-generd opened the navigation of the Amoor with two steamers, just 165 years after the Russians had define. ' tively abandoned the dominion of that river, which they had formerly po,seased. During this period, small independent townships have sprung up along de banks, paying tnbute neither to &mils nor to Chia.. 01 late, however, the governor-general's attention he been called to these townships, and he had made thew acknowledge the supremacy of Russia. To establish a regular government over them an ezpedi:ioa by been organised on the Amoor." POLAND. WARS.AIV, Joss!. Our Merchants are engaged in subscribing a loss to cover the enormous expenses of the city, which the municipality is quite unable to pay, being utterly drained through the vast sums absorbed in twW loans and contributions to the state tor the proseee. Lion of the war. Sirce the oummenoement of the war this city has paid more than a million of silver roubles in direct and indirect contributions, and I fresh one is daily expected. But it is not only of a drain of mosey and peen' Diary contributions that unhappy Poland has to cow plain. The address of the Poles residing in Parlor and the favourable answer given by the Wendt Emperor, appear to have given rise to the execution of measurer not contemplated by the patriotic Poke in France. Although Poland has contributed moo than a hundred thousand young men to swell the ranks of the Russian army since the breaking out of the war, and fifty milli ne of roubles iu money and provisions, this is not considered sufficient; ad the Russian government, it appears, has now deter.. mined on humbling Poland to the very dust. Ordeal have been secretly given for a general levy of every Pole capable of bearing arms, who will be thus torn away from the bosoms of their families,aud incorporated with the Russian regiments, for service sgainst the enemy with whom they would willingly take part, d allowed a choice. As if foreseeing that the war mat take a turn, and Poland be called to rise against her tyrannical oppressors, Russia daermiues that the population shall consist exclusively of women, did' dren, and old men incapable of wielding the sword. It a move in f a v our o f a resusc i tat i on o f P o l an d is co beam mad e sl o tal t l o , it should itwill be too la e bdone at t o e n . ce, or there la every The Madrid Gazette announces new defeats of in surgent bands in Aragon and Burgos, and the con centration of the Queen's troops in the Maestreago, for the purpose of surrounding such of the rebels as still hold out. The terms of the law passed by the Corte*, and sanctioned by 'the Queen, for granting extraordinary powers to the gorentneet, are some- 1 what unusual—they an that the government, pe t .' Tided over by the Duke de M Victoria," shall exer- ARABIC.—The French government has granted 11 earee dee thewhplochwersase suspends s rded er forced . A le ea tt roico; sav o s ts :--0: The r ti rilb .nerdiesel,a or three FirenebeodyeAtr: for r c and Arab , c and French, for of tne which two ',net-sot 5.000 t. 'sob were offered by a decree OZ 'Missal peed bea predated a bed 'See p god She die ki•TlMber the completion Of toe two d* . .i:. :Y:~ ...i'.. ire , * 0.101 Ban geni 'to - pc gebm leo el deep Tow =Oil WO II Oer sail arias wan Ow ' Vi at