The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-06 00:00:00

If Orbs exoreoo4 NSIONTIL Afteiomesiwasisw•ur TO OOKIIII Sommesasies iyudespopet. one le Aft Oft% 111. limiN~4ll, Two Alai es Ike age palllelloa. ZION WALT= AT LONDON DRIDON. T im Dia —Negiosolk. on —.Xiamen. Ilk. Wis. Twarrw—ammis. es---Afilesses. 1.. OS. LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6. AT kWh WO boar hem Marshal PICLUIRIM 'tea SO time. Toward szpsetattem From Fres& or Familial' afield deasatekes we only ham of the Eapsteeiaa eqieditiss by the uammosatent of its enema his aseasmessy to premise that the emat sow ellaeld by Marshal Faustus is altogethee distilled from the reeoanaisesses in taros repotted to Prises Gorrauzors by Oilseed !busman w having bees mode fres topatoria on the 220 d sad equally so from the movement to which the Primes Wan is his &madam which we paldieh today. The Ant admee . of the n iatereed gamins of Kopatoria were toads' is both Wise of Inks Sieke, sod is the direction of the two reads leading respectively to Simpberopol sad Perak* The village of lambi', where this last sagsgement took pleas is omitted is some of the beat maps, bet the tediousness furnished by ' Marshal Patient's maga its situation is or sear the read which, at Aibar, shoat five-sad-thirty miles hoes Raptor* joins the mats road from Perekop to Slmplieropol sad Sebastopol. It is thee within about twisty miles of the great hoe of Raid= Naomi 'Micas that the isentiletieney of the form appointed to gaud that rood has bees demonstrated. The presence of the Preach at Enplane, and their propensity to a forward movement, woe a hot of which Prime 0011TCHAIOR himself has told as, in review cosemmiestioas, he was fully named ; we may therefore sesame that he bad taken what be considered adequate preentioas to protect his line from menacing danger—how vainly we sad he sow use. Re have bees told mom this moor late, by writers Eadimed to extol tise power of the Ctrs, that the pee sent war basset been favourable to the employment of Russia's favoarlts, strongest MN j we ;Or; only to wait, and we should see that the Russian cavalry wets able to rids dews any "(padres' that Raver had to oppose to ft. Our Allies the French, oa the other laid, 4o sot, we believe, pride themselves so mach on their regiment' of hone as epos their splendid and various infantry corps. The regular cavalry of both nations ham met, and la the first encounter that of Russia hes been not only defeated, bat disgraced, with the doss of the pas appointed for its eapport. Little m Marshal Puma= is addicted to theme of the telegraph, we may =pest moos to bar more of General ALLONYM= and his division. We will not speculate on his course of action. which talt be determiesti by eiretuusteneee appreciable only the spot, bat we think it not too lamb to admit *sat it will be in his power to make the padtioa of Prises (immolator?. army henceforth one of ex. *eine diMoulty and insecurity, and by his meanest. to Odessa most materially the resolution of that mntes to his longer stay is• the Crimea. The is present brilliant combat is chiefly ride able es a motive and pledge of farther activity ; and should political coasideratioas ioduee the Cam to litemest is defending the peninsula, now that its chief Raw to the empire is lost, the armies of Frame and Ragland will only the more folly deesmetrate the firm resolve of those nations to secure to liberty and civilisation the triumphs they have already woo. WIN Court. BALMORAL, Oar. 4. The Qeess, sectompenied by the prisons i!Ml i Prisms Alias, sad Prism Allred, drove oett le mopes 'ardor Isetereay. The Prism *eyed the sport et daerMalkisi la the Arrest. 6 TM Right Hos. Bk George Oral arrived yesterday ever lap, sad resales at Balmoral is attesdame apes her ' Majesty. Despatches wore mind at the Coleetal-ellea pasta:day hoes the Cleveraors of the Cape of Good Hope, Ceylon, Hen Leap, Beath sad Weston Alma* sad Maarttiaa Despatebes wets slat is the Goversor of Csaada yestarday. We have reason to believe that the Grand Cease of qbe Bath has bees @sabered es Gomel &apses. Mond Italians: hoe reesived the sane deseratioa tress the gam. bad hie Majesty the Lupine of t►e Preach hes farther , i(warded to Gears! Mama the Gread Cross of the lagioa Heaser.—Olas. Nejer-Geaeral Windham is likely to be appointed W the sensad ideas of the divisions is the Crises. • Bet Majesty has intimated kw graoioss plasm, fist tike magretelatorry adding from tb. Towa Cousell ef &Mel es the fall of Ihbestemi shook& be forwarded to Mt through the Mentor, et Mate far t►a soar.. Depertmest. Lord and Dad, Pokiest:ors sad the Hos. Mr. 1361- Erik hive earned is tows from their mastry met. _ Lord Wharadiffs, who is stayiog at *alloy Hall, amuses' la iadiffenst beg*. Led James Stuart has arrived at Cardiff, where I , Ile Leask lp wUI remain sem days leaser. The Dub and Dachas of Nartharaborlaati have =dwell IA etsairisk Puk, soar lilitimatmg, frau Alawkik ONAIe. The Doke sad Dachau of Beaufort have arrived etdiasall Hall, ea a Welt t. the Sul sast Cowman Rowe. Bad Farteeese was preveatad from Weeding the pisegalag wawa sad festival at Cwl►!W, Down, Wesel tap Was.. at tor. Canister, ale is sealasd la her tawa lease Ity a terarialt sad. Tbe led sl Lamadala W roe oa a visit to tits Clootionst. Bit 0. Musgrave. Bart.. ties loft lidos Hall for a taw late liamey. THE 14/11DOEDZILEIr Mom:mum—The Marquis flertbrd lees subscribed 501. toward* the newoisest to be embed to tie napery the Iste Mazipde et Leados• Amy is the Gouty et now. Tan um Callum Claaca, Esa.. M.P.—Low dist* star the &seam of ear late leassisted caber, Xr. Oomph.* main ef hie Maeda sad @appeases was held at the Castle Betel, whoa s reeelatba was eitaalmessly passed, espressim of admbotisa of his aharestee sad modest, sad teaderiag the 'emblem» sad sympathy of the moods, to bit bereaved widow. This resoluble has jest best printed ea soda. FLANTINIII,--Tbe late Sir Wstkia WLWes Wynn pleated, fres 1915 to 1820, epee asowataleows Made la the Models, of Lis/spike, situated from 1,19:00 to 1,400 , het above the keel of the see, 90,000 oaks, 20,000 Swish 'bestows, 102,000 spree* In, 110,000 liseteh In, 90,000 Webs" 14000 wyef elms, 36,000 leesatala elm, 80,000 ell. sad 40,000 eyeasisitea. ARRIVAL OF TUB CZAR AT NIOOLAIIFFr—Tbo Zipseisd Russo Metes that his Majesty the Imposer sashed sekly k Rieoleisff is the 26th floptember, ai 6 eels* to the sameleg. 'Dux or C. Durougs's Naw Woar...—Tbr landloo oanoarsoiloat of tho Coothriarpo halspandend. wko ▪ goostally Wort* sap lea told that lb. Thalunt'a ant story to Orbs Nobody'. Fault; a Otto whisk toms to Imply a sort.( aatesoaloa prole- Odd. moo thiak, to ilito Mead Boadeat humor. I boar aim that the editor, at the 4 . Hoooshola Wade' an P PI P' 4IO II as Wawa* •1 a my swam , Marsala , hr , LATEST FROM ABROAD. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (vRo OUR OWN 0011111MAIIPO4 raais, Tan At a. The Mowing eisspatols'lru th•Bourse : 'ELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH OF OCTOBER 1. 'I Jammu& Finassina To TUB NUMMI or Irma. " A briniest eareiry essalost took plus es the 29th at Keogh% fire leageeellUL .1 Espatoria, is which the Itersiaa cavalry, seder Ores* Lot were defeated by that under Guerin CAllitavills. tau pious of artillery, twelve seausaidea ewes% alisid fogy% witlstheis horses. 160 primers. lesiedlag see Wiser, sad 260 home of she nukes, mania ia mu heads. The tunny left arty dead es the Geld of bank, swag wheat mos Colossi .Asdrolteki. Oar leas is eel, Na killed sad meaty-seven weeded." Polled by is, thisCeatniesery if the Douse, before lb. opealag of the dun. usfontably to issinistioas win* We have remind frost hi liseallesay the Wiskter of Flew*, Paris, Oet. 6. G. HORAUT. The date of this despatch lead. to the inference that the news of the telegraphic wire across the Bieck Bea having been broken must be true, and yet it is carious that the government should only now publish news a se stale a date as the first of the mooth without in any way explaining the delay. [ However, as then weld have been no good reason foe upraising intelligence of this satisfactory nature, the presumption is that it only reached the French government this morning. Prince ClortchakofFs deepatehes, which come down to a much later date, preserve adiscreet silence on the subject of this happy immunities of Osnerel d'Allonvilles campaign. The somewhat annual pertioalarity with whisk, the Commissary of the Bowes informs the pulls that his orders were to poet the despatch " beim the opening ci the doors,* suggest' the idea of hopes being eatertaiised that the cheering news might se rest the peak, but such hopes have been utterly dis appointed. Thus has been another heavy tall, and throughout the day there was not the slightest symptom of a reaction. The Rents fell 80c., closing at the lowed price of the day, &Mr. 86e. Credit Mobilier, punning its headlong downward course, fell 701 r. Austrian railways dropped 13fr. 76c. French railways, although there were very few transactions in them, fell considerably, Orlsens, 16fr.; Eastern, 10fr.; Western, Mfr. 60e.; Northern, Mr. 60c. Lyons, which resisted the movement bitter than the other lines, fell 7fr. ISO& Aosxding to the German papers, which bring dates from the Crimea to Sept. 30, the enemy's bat teries on the north of Sebastopol exchanged a heavy Are with 120 mortars of large calibre established by the Allies on the south bank of the port. Continual movements among the Russian troops were observed, and it wes thought they were about to eremite the forts and mare at the tHevernais. The name of the French non-ooinsuistioned Aar of the Zooms who planted the tricoloured Sag upon the Malabo( Tower is Itsgeoe Libast, and not Li haat. He is a native of Paris. The following paragraph in this sesaing's Prase is the lint intimation that I have noticed of the w ham symptoms to which it refers: Vino matione to be treasent is the neighbourhood et Pere, sad It io remarked that almost all of thew break out la buildings whore then is eon. Yesterday, at Boiwyle• Bee. Moaner*, la whish woe 2,360 "garbs. " of wheat sad 300 Messes Okay, were seasened by the lutes. In the hamlet of Banoteu, a hems was alma *mini, de stroyed by dn. ♦ Pelletal 'again is tot on foot oa to both them Whin THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1865. PIEDMONT. The ILIMit% Sardinian sailing frigate, has jut let Genoa for the Crimes, with winter clothing for the troops. She has also serried out 60,000 pairs of shoes. The Xing of Sardinia was considered to have gained so much strength on the i.e that no hutber bulletins are to be isened. TEE CItIMEA. A letter from Vienna of the let last., in the German Journal of Emplace nays It is known by telegraph that the Allied fleets left Eureka& on the 27th ult., and proceeded to the earthward. Detailed report. announce that the vessels aril abund antly eappihni with gems and ammunition, and have es board a considerable body of troops. It is sap posed that the expedition will land between Chanson and Nieolaieff, and threaten on one side the great naval animal of Russia, and on the other, Puckop. Every one asks whether something will not be also attempted against Odessa and Otabakoff." THE BALTIC. latellipace has been received from Dantsic, dated yesterday. The Vahan had arrived there. Admiral Dundee was at Seeker, in the itag-ehip. The aqui modal plea bad set in with pest violence. The fleet was stated to be in a healthy condition. lONIOBBIIIII3, Om 4. The at. Petoreberg journals aenoa.ee ibe return from Moscow of the Repress. and of the Grand Dubow= and their Withal. VIRNNA. Ove. 4. A letter from Odessa of the 30th alt. says : " The Cur is expeoteid hue on the 7th Oct." The Od. Dadoeho Pod, of Vienna, of the let mys : —A , Berea de Boarqueney, the French tunbeasador, left this evening for Paris oa leave of &heroes. He yesterday and to-day had long conferences with Count Baal, and it may be anticipated that the sheet sojourn of the French diplomatists in Paris will not be is. advantageoes to the friendly relations of Aus tria with France than was the presence of Baron de Prologs* in that capital. Hitherto, the political negotiations between the two aparts could only be for the time of a preparatory nature. When the armies of the Western Powers constantly run from 'Wary to vistory, and have not yet arrived at the end of their glorious career, it could not be the moment for Wafering with propositions for pleat.' l We perfectly naderstand the ardour with which the Glacial prate of Berlin seek to contradict the indiscretion of the journals, which attribute to the Premien goveramset the want of tact in having submitted at the present moment a question of mediation to the Cabistets of Paris and of London.' It is only whoa the French army shall have brought the expedition of the Crimea to a teneinatioo, and when the pledge which is to clover the exposers of the war shall be completely in the hands of the Wasters Powers that the moment will have mate for the praetield segotiatioes of diplomacy. This ex plains Why so many poste' of iMbessaciors are abut dosed at the resent moment, and why these impor tant roprematntiros of international relations are quietly *sloping loara.ot &imam" The Thaw whisk left Oseetiuttleople es the 97th of 1140ffatiar,los oohed et Songliss, lath abloom hoe the Mb et Berteetber. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. TO TOO " ounres.") Wit DiP4112M2147.2 4 LegrPopmuldien teesived's &ilk& ist slosare, of4silsieh tit* Pallowin t are Apples, to his Icedildp by Otteral Sidezz etimi, SISAL °Ain nano* of roydlesoateliNo. 111. of the 9th inst., I have the honour to transmit the Net of the names of officers and men brought to my seise by the Generals of the Highland, Second, and Wig Divisions, on the occasion of the attack on the Beam, on the Bth have. dm., (Signed) JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding. The Lord Penman, Bm. (sacra • Itions.—The list of oilieers reensannided by General lionseint for tofor distinguished sorties by act yet bees mai . HIGHLAND DIVISION. Limit-General air Colin Campbell wu present in sup port, with tho Highland Division, and the Divisional and Brigade Stott—Brigadier General Cameros, C. 8.; Lieu tenant Colossi Starling, C. 8., Assistant Adjutant General ; Captain iltuessoa, 79th liniment, Deputy Assistant Adju tant General ; Captain Marigold, 33rd Regiment, Aid* de Camp ; Captain Meeks, 42nd Regiment, Major of Blipds i Captain Montgomery, 42nd Regiment, Aidede Camp. This Division woe reinforced by a brigade of the 4th Divi sion, under the ossamand of Brigadier enteral the Ron A• Rpeueer, C.B , who reports Ili favour al—Captain Ruin 67th Regiment, 11..j0r of Brigade; Captain Robinson, 44th Regiment, Aide de Camp; 20th Foot, Lieutenant Colonel Rvelegh; 21st Foot, Colonel Lord Wtst, C.B. ; 19th Foot, Brevet Major Gordon; 67th Foot, Lieutenant Colonel. Warn, C. 8.; 63rd Foot, Liutenant Colonel Linden', wounded. SECOND DIVISION. Lieut. General Markham has brought to my notice the distiagaished sondust of the following allows in the smelt of the Baden on the Ilth hist. : Brigadier Grans' War ren, C.B. ; Brigadier General Windham, C.B , especially recommended for his gallant soadtot during the whole struggle in the Baden. Divisional. STA/T.—Colonel Wilbraham, C.B-, Assist ant Adjutant General ; Colonel the Hon. P.l. Herbert, C. 8., Assistant Quartermaster Gener.l;" Captain Bellain, 49th Regiment, Deputy Amistaat Qeartereasster (hand ; Brevet Major Thompson, 10th Hassan, Deputy Assistant Qauternester General. Plumose'. Sr/ay.—Captain nester, Grenadier Guards, Aide de Camp ; Lieutenaat Ring, Royal Horn Artillery, Aid. de Camp ; Lieutenant Kure, 43rd Regiment, Bates Aide de Camp ; Captain Cooke, Royal Ragineen, attached fee the 0011Miall. Lieutenant Genital Markham' and Bligadlor General Warren, emansandlag the Ist Brigade of the 2ad Melaka, nudes the names of : Captain Wimp, 65th Regimasat, Major of Brigade, Lientenant Morgan, 55th Regiment, Aide de Camp. tad Battalion let Foot : Colonel B. Huey, eentmanding. 30th Foot : Lientosant Colonel Manleverer, C. 8., oommauding, Lieutenant Colonel Pantile, C. 8., killed, Captain Ateherly, Captain Pooork, Captain Omen, Lieutenant ilmulders. 55th Foot: Major Cure, rommasd• lag, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Caddy, killed, Captain R. Hume, Captain Elton, Captain J. llama, Captain Richards. Lisatesant One& Markham sad Brigadier Gomel Windham ssentioa the Beane of the following Aim of the Zed Brigade, tad Division: Captain Books, 47th Begimest, Major of Brigs:As, severely wounded; Lieutenant Swim, 17th Regiment. Aide de Camp, severely wounded. 3rd Foot: Major Maude, isseeassadlag. dangerously tevauded Captain Lewes, Liouteneat sad Adjutant Roe. 41st Foot : Liestoasat Colossi Maas, C. 8., billed ; Captain Every, Captain Bowladds. 82nd Fast : Lieutenant Colossi Tyler severely wounded, Major Daubs/ley, Captain Co. killed, Ceramist Cosset, Liastassat Statist= killed, Limit. Palmer wounded sad takes prisoner, Lisa:sow Davenport warily wounded. And of 12 soldien of the lied Regiment, 11 oldies' of the 41st Regiment, end 18 soldiers of the Mad Regiment, who's name ere attached to this report, sad who distioplehod Usesassives bringing is wounded from the boat of the &dressed tresehes. LIGHT DIVISION. Lieuteneat Genera 8w William Codrington boa brought before me the sans of—Brigadier General Vaa Straw belts, Brigadier General Shirley, C.B. Divistoner, STAl7—Liestosest Colonel S. Browurigg, C. 8., Amidst Adjust General; Lieutenant °Awn Airy, 0.8., Co/dense Gaud', Assistant Qtrartersater General ; Moira Han. A. Cathcart, 93rd Regiment, Deputy Assistant Adjatant Gras' ; Major Hs. H. Clifford, Rifle Brigade, Deputy Assistant Adjutant Gospel. Passer. Bresi—Ceptain Hoe. H. Campbell, Rifle Brigade, Aide-d..Caaap; Captain A. Posesaby, Gresadier Gosh, Aide-de-Cony ; Captain lileategs, Bopal Ea, gimes, attached for the seas. Lieut.-Grassi Sir William Cedziegton sad Brigadier °send Van Straubeesee, eournanding the Ist brigade of the Light Division, 'peek highly of the eonduei of Captain Priapism, 33rd Regiment, sloe of brigade; Liestenaat Newton, 3rd Regiment, aide de asp; Captain Willis., Royal Artillery, who volunteered to eat as aide de camp to the brigadier gement. 7th Finals : Brevet *dor Ter ser, sancauding, wooded; Carnal. Ribbed, wounded; Brevet Listeneat-Oolesel Holland, wounded; Captain Marto.. 23rd Foot: Colossi Lyons, C.B , savorily wouitt1•11; Captain Draws ; Captain Vass, wouadod ; Cap tata Paolo, wounded; Ltaatasaat and Adjataat Dyaoky, Mod; Aoriataat-Batgoos Winder, who wool to the treat, naderabeavy to eseist mewled ; Lieutnant•Colonel Banbury, C.D. ; Lanes Corporal Bltields, Private J. Ter , lin, Private IL Ahern, Private T. Kennedy, Private J. Oren, who Woven Lieutenant Dyneley, when wounded, tate the I:umbel. Bird Not: Ltntenant•Colnd Gosab, deagerevely wounded; Lieutoseet Treat; Lieutenant D► aa•aa, killed. Pith Peat : Lieuleutat-Colved Geed• ease" eseamandag ; Lieutessat.Colosel Slams. had Battslila Rile Brigade : Liestssast.Colsael Meedassol/, essameading ; Calash' Baltsar ; Captain Hummed, RUM i °Wats Fpm, Captain Hem B. Pillow, Liestenset *am ; lalwatenent Ryder, killed. Last. Gemmel Me W. Codriagtan sad Brigadier Gmeral o.ll.,eastmandieg the Sad Brigade, Light Division, moils the same of Brevet Woe (ilia, Ride Brigade, it .1 Brigade Lieut. Day, Nth Foot, Aide.de•Caup., I. Poet—Liest Colonel Hon. R. Headstock, ; Wider Williford, killed; Lint. sad Adjataat M'Gregee, Mkt; Mends Hutton, Milo/ ; Captaia ilittborp, measly dailded; Captain Lumley; Captala Ugh, now imam& lag the regiment; Capes's Woods. Liorutanaat eseargb. Lieutesaat Browne, Limtmaat Pitsgereld, Hll; Cellar Sergmat R. Smith, &mast F. Weir week Drummer A. Coma, Private H. Jackson, Prienla I. Cottendl, Private A. Ahem, ell diatisgailised is dm Sedan. 90tk Foot—Captain Grove, eosamesdisg ; 001.1.1. ellith ; Vataghes, killed ; Captain Valles, Caged& C 1..., Cantata Creston:lr, Captain Wade, Cloths ilegoodig Cassia Poway., Wiled; Lieut. Graham, Lieut. Dewitt; sad Sergeant Mope Commis, Sergeant ilawatiersom, tier past Managium, sod Borgeatit Basins, all distiagnialted is tio Rodeo. 77th Foot—Ceptaha Carden, masseendiag, Brevet Major Itiolusas ; Captain Parker, killed ; Camas Claimer, Captain Williagtsa ; Captain Butte, wooded. Stith Foot—Lieut. Colossi G. Maxwell, wounded ; Major R. Km wall, Csptaia Maynard, Captain Stesossa i c a s s i a Maalsverer, wettaded. 19th Poot—Liwat. Colossi Mutt, C. 8., ; Brevet Major Wanks, Cassia Bright, Cap taia Chippendall. Names of the _....used Meets sad sea of the Beaosd Division who ►am bees Ineseht te the nodes of Lieetesent Desna Mealiest, C. 8., se basing parties lady distiegaiabed themselves i• the &Staab at the Sodas ea els ihh September, 1856. ird Bab.—Cerpersh Jobs Balms, John Olemest Males ; Lease Vesperal Jobs Beres; Drumm Homy Healy; ! Private, Lawman &stew, Ma ttbew Donovan, Pflitla BOW, iditibeet Barrett. Browne, Jetta Williams, leas Hall, Jetta Davies. 41st Fees--Coles &news Km Davies, Limed Fitegmeld, JOON ; Beeleast Jest O'Noll; Privates Wm. Oensers, Jells Culbert, Wes. Deily; P►trick Germ, Jobs Billies, lobs Kemeny, Mattis BA. rm. 82nd Foot,—Colosz Bageante /seep/ Young, toseyil Lyman ; Baguets Dacia Loder, dohs Brain purred Willem Bleakness ,Paieatee Hash Belly, Timms Carney, Mesa Madly, Deal Healey, Tbamas Jaime., James@ Fame, Tbemes Bases, Theses Beni, Jobs Cenghlle, Jame Laws. The awe mimed son itosentisioned same mad mama voleateseed to get him the seiveaeed teasel, te twin wesaded lINS is hest the fast of the Bides es the sight of the Mb iselset. Feints, Tbesees dans* Bal ked Claystee, Wiliest !MOM Times Wee as, ales of tbd OW leeway wileateared le Ulm is scuttled mss tees Me heat, he daylight, as the lith Baglembse, . TILBD. MARK AN,- LimilidolliamitOsiambilagist bidden. THE ALLEGED RECALL OF LORD STRAT .I FORD DE REDCLIF FL The Tisausei -norrespoadeat of thejadeneadonee 34 &journal (notoriously faeourabl" Russia; and therefore, to the Anglo-Pseask animas thus epscadates, is a letter dated the Ist•isek, ea the reported recall of the English ambassador at Coastan tinople:—" The news of the recall of Lord Stratford de &deli& forms the great event of the day. 'The impression made in our diplomatic circles by this in telligence is the more profound because the event manifests the soaked mesa of French influent*. Thus, thee, the Turkish ministerial critic, which dates from many months hack, sad Ewhich has not yet ran through all its phases, was but the prelude to the L downfall of Lord Redeliffe, this pigmy Sultan (os Su/tan au petit pied). I do not mean to say that England has thereby exactly lost her influence at Oesstantinople, but it is impossible not to perceive that France has gained there in influence and in 'Wit. It is announced from Constantinople that Lord Radcliffe has already prepared for leaving (fait silid us papas), and in oar diplomatic circles Lord Elgin is spoken of as his successor." AFFAIRS OF NAPLES. NAPLES, Bart. 18. Again and again I have to repeat, the plot is thickening. Alarm and persecution go band in hand, and whilst the powers that be are evidently trembling, the liberal party rises in courage and in- difference to suffering. On the government, the tone of public journals and the attitude of the foreigner have made estranger impression than the feeling and opinion of its own subjects, whom it regards as its own donkey, to " wallop" whenand how it likes. That which, however, the governing party hes always ap prehended, and the people have always prayed for, is the appearance of the foreign powers on the 900110 and recent events have filled it with much alarm. The capture of Sebastopol was as unexpected as it was far from being assuring, and on all classes it acted like a dap of thunder. Visits were inter ohanged amongst the hberals, who are the mem; private festivities and excursions in the country were arranged, aeon occasion of a htte. Of course, this expression of feeling .was not without its conse quences. Ajossa, the intendents of Salerno, then in Naples, was ordered off on the instant to his pro visos. There was an evident movement amongst the police. In the courts of justice, besides the usual spies, inspectors were stationed, and the infamous Commissary Campy= caused many persons to be, arrested foe stopping and talking in the streets. On being questioned, however, as to the subject of their esasereatioe, one uniform answer was returned. In fist, so profound I. the persussiOn that this govern ment is drawing to a close that every one is pre pared to suffer. Agate, the attitude assumed by the British amber sada with regard to the insults offered to Mr. Fagan, whilst it has awakened the murmurs of the court, has no lees alarmed it. Massa, the director of police, who has rendered his name odious and infamous by his violation of all laws, human and divine, has at length loses gemmed, doubtless at the instance of Sir Wiliam Temple, Bianchini has replaced him ; but ua.ee will do little, I expect, in effecting a change ia a system. Ischitella has resigned, and the Ministry of War and Marine has beam offered to General Winspeara. Starlet" too, it is said, has been requested to form a Wiry, sod has hulloed. All, in fact, is fear and sonfeelea, and saes appear to be at their wits' ends. The report of a change of ministers has, indeed, been long current, without awakening any sensation, for men have dared to say that, to change the music, the "Maestro diCappella," and not the " Suoaatori,”must be ehaaged. To meet the apprehended danger, every Gabel is being made to fortify the strong places in the kingdom. Pressing orders, I have already intimated, have been sent for the transport of cannon to Owns, and various plasm oa the Calabrian oast have been ford. Sled, whilst the royal palace in Naples has been strengthened with two additional pieces of cannon. This looks something like immediate action ; and, indeed, things have come to that pus that I do not see any other than a violent solution of the difficul ties. Will it be believed, however, that in this tre mendous moment, whilst concessions are made te the firm demands of a foreign minister, dm old system of persecution and irritation is Harrtowards the native. P What but judicial el' an lead to such conduct P I sometimes incline to think that the men in power, under the . l guise of owing the " union ed 'salute Pedrosa* * * are, as partisans of the opposite party, doing what they as to sompromias and ruin him. Whether it be so or not, the interests of that party could not be better served than they are at present. Only oft elms is it attempted to conciliate, and that is the most ignorant, superstitious, bruta li sed, and, by oonsequenoe, the most vacillating elms. Everything is their.; bat towards the army, the nobility, the Jesuits (who, whatever estimate we may form •of their principles, is the espial gate of this kingdom meet exercise immense inflasoce), sad the lawyers, every opportunity is taken of showing distrust and dislike.As to the army, everything is confided to the Swim. They have better and larger Mime than the Neapolitans; they are entrusted with all pasts of honour sad Inset; no magi= is missed of throwing contempt on the Neapolitans, who, whatever they may be, will certainly never be raised by such eon duct, and, as 1 have already stated, they are now placed, together with Civilians, under the close ear vainest* of the infantoas police. The lest irritating act towards them has been to prohibit Captains Car. Ferdinando Bosco and Polmai, as also other gentle men, from continuing their tensing exercises is the house of a Signor Grin, a Sicilian gentleman known for his liberal opinions. The Jesuits. too, still suffer from the persecution. of the police, who have prohibited the well-known work of Padre Itosearelli, the brother of Massimo Amglio, entitled "IL Dritto Naturals." The arm bore lithe eese body, too, in the College of Jesuits at Reggie,_ in Celiac* have suffered disquietude. and prohibitions en occasion of some phimeophical disomeican which took place at the annual examina tion. Signs. Morelli, the Sottintendente, who is in debted its his elevation to his having headed the betas al Mermen against the liberals on the 6th September, 1866, presided on thew:salon. Without understanding anything of the subjects discussed, he publicly reproved the professors in a most angry manner, saying, "The King my master does not desire doctors, but good Christians ; the. catechism, and not false maxims of worldly science ." The reason for the persecution of both the Jesuits and the army is undoubtedly the same—a fear of the spread of Murstiam. They are tainted, it is more than believed, the former from the favour they re ceive from the actual Emperor of the French, the latter from the glorious reminiscences°, the past and the contumely with which they are treated at home. Amongst the persecutions of civilian', that of a physician, whose rival had some Mamma with the polies, has created much aeoaatioo. I abstain frail, mentioning hie name. let I may eornOremille Mot; but the fasts are these. Denounced byhio rival as one who cademniated and detested the be wee drag god to the criminal prisons of the Ficaria, and the world helmet what they are. On arriving at the narrow e:ttearide he was probed in, and the door shut his In with utter dexitmos. A quantity o f eased bad beau burnt there pevvieuely, and as, from the mist of a window, the aleitinid not enter,' the peer. man wee *early For some , days he lay biro ea an AMIN, el bread mid onions gully, 3thiletorins, instead of water, was given Ito him insibmidones, with the intantiou of inebriating him, and thus extorting confessions. Hie food was at length improved, and he was sent to the prison of Btu. Marie Apparent., whence he was hberated a lbw dayssitios,* no ground of gemination having been discovered." . .. I have several _times spoken of the arrest of the Advocates Bascom Mignogna, Tommul, and others. Assisted, not by the regular functionaries of the Grand Criminal Court, but by the creatures of Cam pagna, the Attorney-General drew up the proces verbal., examining the witnesses in his own private house. He has at length informed the wives of some of the accused that their innocence has been proved, and that justice could no longer detain them in prison ; but that he is compelled to refer the affair to the Director of Police, at whose disposal are all ac cused proved innocent. Up to this time they have been detained in prison, and are treated with the ilium rigour. Crossing "over to Sicily, we find that the Lord- Lieutenant has there inaugurated the earns system of persecution as exists in Naples. The es pionage is, I hear, insupportable ; arbitrary arrests are continually practised against sus pected persons, or those who in 1848 were known as liberals. Many distinguished persons have been afflicted with domiciliary visits, and especially many public employes. Sicily, however, cannot be safely trifled with to the same extent as Naples. For some time the public health has been threat eyed by various cases of cholera, and all quarantine has been takeg off, showing the existence of it. The police, fearing that the number of visitors at the Me of Piedigrotta might have been diminished by the fact, forbade abythiog to be said on the subject. The Commissary Campagna did still more. Devout as well as brutal, he went in company of a priest from the Meresto to the Comas of Secondigliano, to con sult a friar noted as a holy . man and a worker of miracles. On his return he informed his hordes of the Merest° that " that servant of God " had pro mised him security from the cholera, and had com municated to him an important piece of intelligence —that Gud would this year dispose St. Gennaro to work the accustomed miracle more favourably than ever. This great piece of folly and deceit is now again to be wrought for the second time this year, and the Majesty of Naples will again beaten wor shipping the liquefied blood of the martyr. Despatches have been received from England at the British Embassy twice within the last week, and I have reason to believe that they were of the ingot energetic character. Yon will find that I am not mistaken in my assurance that before long we shall have some portion of the Baltic fleet here, and that some strong measures will be taken. As you will imagine, the British Embassy and everything British is less in favour than ever. Both the Embassies of the Allied Powers are surrounded by spies, as are their boxes at San Carlo, in order to watch every person who frequents them. On Saturday, 16th, the Prince who held a I high office about court, was dismissed, simply on 1 account of his intimacy with the British Ambassador. BELGIUM. The ex-Queen of the French and the Princes and Princesses of the Orleans family arrived at Luken on Tuesday afternoon ; and on Wednesday her Ma jesty, the Dole and Duchess de Montpensier, the Duke and Duchess de Brabant, and the Princess Charlotte attended, in the parish church, a service for the repose of the soul of the late Queen of the BAgians. AUSTRIA. A letter from Vienna, of the 29th ult., in the ' Cologne Gazette, says :—" Dr. Markus, the physician of the Emperor of Russia, and M. Oretsch, the Rus sian Councillor of State, arrived here yesterday even ing from Bt. Petersburg. The latter IL it is said, the bearer of very important despatches to Prince (tort ehakoff. Viscount de Semi, first secretary of lega tion, is charged with the affairs of the French em bassy during the absence of Baron de Boorqueney. The Papal Nuncio yesterday delivered to the Em peror an autograph letter froth the Pepe, in which his holiness passes the highest eulogiums on the Austrian government for the concessions it has made to the Church. It is said that his holiness hia alao touched on politics, and says that the mission of Austria is to• bring about peace by intervening as mediator between the belligerent powers." A letter from Berlin, of the list inst., says:--"It is very probable• that the ex-President of the &Goad Chamber, Count de Schwerin, whose re-election the government has endeavoured as mach as possible to prevent, will be re-elected in the espitat itself--at least, such a result may be anticipated from a prepa ratory election which took plies yesterday. The King has been again attacked by indisposition, and it is probable that a change will be made in the pro jected fetes. M. d'Usedoto, formerly Prussian ambas sador at Rome, has been made member for life of the First Chamber. Some articles recently published in the New Prussian Gazette against the Western Powers have led to a fresh injunction to the edi tors of the Berlin journals not to allow the publi cation of any attack against the governments with which Prussia has friendly relations. Despatches received from St. Petersburg state that among the generals killed at the taking of Sebastopol were Generals Youacroff and VoicikofE The latter was one of the aides-de-camp of the Emperor, who was much attached to him. Baron de Brunow, Russian ambassador to the Diet of Frankfort, has left St. Petersburg for his post. The Empress Dowager of Russia has returned to St. Petersburg from Moscow." TUE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. (av nAoliwrio snr.lown.) (PROW OUR OWN CORZASPONDINT LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. • This morning the Royal Mail steamship, Captain W. Harrison—which was to leave Boston on the 28th ult., and Halifax on the 28th, with the Americas mails up to the above: dates—passextHoly head (wind bound) at 8.30. Her mails may be expected for first delivery in Loudon on Monday morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Fainsy Evening. The United States mail steamer Arago, for Howe, having left New York Sept. 22, stopped off Cowes this evening td land passengers and mails. She experienced strong north-east gales the first four days after leaving. She left in company with the steamer Ariel. The Arno brings 120 passengers ; 830,000 dole. in specie, all for Havre; 1,740 barrels flour, and the usual mails. Sept. 22, 15 miles east of Sandy Hook, exchanged signals with a ship standing in, showing Moryatt's signals No. 803. Sept. 80, 4 p.m., let. 49.05, long. 35.15, ex changed signals with an English schooner, showing Maryatt's signals No. 1,047. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Barr. 22. The pnparatioes maids' for the shipment of a large sem in gold by the French steamers to-morrow (830,000 dole.) have mused • little more activity in money leans. Of Inerelik tile psper very little &stelae* finds its way into Me 'treat at higher interest than the beak rate. We quote :—Prism bills, 30 to 90 days, 7 per cent. ' • m e nd class names, short date, 8 per sent ; prime bills, 4 to 6 months, 8 per cent. ; emend dare, long data, 9to 10 per oast. The rates of cum timmal seralmago sostiun. arm. The business hr the Havre packed, minim to-sorrow, was at 612} oa Paris, and st pretty full terms on nearly all the German capitals. London cloud steadily lo9l to 1091. Not mock done. The following are the priors of tending stooks :—United Stets. 81: per Cant 1867.8, 11 . 4;1'mile' Railroad fib's, 1081; New York and Brie Railroad shares, 663; New York Central Railroad shares, 991 ; Michigan Comma Railroad shame, 991; Michigan Southern Railroad shame, 102 ; Nor. aid Wor. Railroad shame, 36; Raises River Railroad shame, tl9; MeV Railroad shares, 98; Long Island Railroad shares, Illinois Central Railrood shares, 96 ; Mimic Naval geode , 281; New York Central Railroad Rands, 9111 Eris Railroad I's, 1869, 99 ; P Erie Convertible, 1871, 83; roams. itallroollhado, 107 ; ia:minas Coal Campaay, 1021 ; Del. aid Had. Canal Cosmay, Ull Cumberland Coal Company, 26d ; Canton Zinc Cemp sa i 26 11 Nicaragua Trimly 191 ; - Hudson River EAU* lel Meet 102; New York and Harlem, 271. Our g I markets have been favourably intimated by late European news. Bresdetuffe are in math bet* ge /he export demand during the week has tacit which, together with the improving home trade, has by the effect to advance prices on all the medium and comma grades. Freights have also advanced oonaiderably, aid serves to prevent nasty ordc•rs from ezecution. Thar. i s some speculative police yet shown, and 38,000 brls. ham been sold devise the week for delivery in October mg November; 7 dole. 12to. to 7 doh. 60c. for muffles sad extra State ; 7 dole. 26. to 7 dole. 760. for Ohio, deliverable in November. Ccutattan is in light supply, with tales mg dole. to 9 dole. for common to extra breeds. &Inhere kegs are as vet in light supply, and of ready sale at 8 doh. 26e, m 8 dole. t 6e. for mixed to good standard brands of Baltiomm. Alexandria, and Georgetown, Riebmoad City ; Ru g g at 11 dole. W e quote common to good State at 7 dok. Byy to 8 dole 26. t. ; roiled to fancy Michigan, lodises, sad 7 dole. 871 e. to 8 dole. 60e. ltye flour sells at 6 deka( je 6 dole. 60s. Corn meal is quiet at 4 doll. 76.. for Jam The export. from this pert from let to 14th fleptammi; wheat 11 ear, 36,246 brls. against 12,004 DUE. use Mae Ott year. The market for wheat le very firm, and has aduseid few coats. There is a large export demand, but the adma n in freights, sod the difficulty in swamies sound dapple parcels. restrict the operations. The sales of the soma s heavy, and are us follows : 60,100 bushels white Croy at 2 dol. to 2 dol. 10e. ; 29,600 bushels red Ohio, at 1 EA. 80e. to 1 dol. 90e ; 7,200 bushels white Western and Q. at 2 dol. 6e. to 2 dol. Ede. ; 40,200 bushels white BMWs, at 1 dol. 95e. to 2 dol. Be.; 84,600 bushels red &either% it 1 dol. 80e. to 1 dol. 93c. (part to arrive) ' • 6,000 hales California, in lots, at 1. dol. 95c ; 4,000 bushels MAI Bents icy on private tense; 36,000 bushels Western its, at 1 dol. 80:. to 1 dol. 90c. Rye ta still wanted at itaproft prime, the sales of tbe week footing up 79,000 bush* alaa 25,000 bushels of which was to arrive in October, with' small portion for November, at 1 dol. 17c. to 1 dol. 20e ; f a the spot, meriting to condition, at 1 dol. 14c. to 1 dol. 20e. Oats are lower and dull, at 38e. to 42c. for State and Western. Barley is scarce and inquired far : metes of CM. fornia at 1 dol. 20e. Corn is firm, aid with a fair hum trade pries ars rather better, closing at 87e, la Na see Western raised. The exports from this port from the lit ) the 14th September were 1865. 1864, Wheat 16.337 bushels - MAUL Cora Corrox.-The sales in the early part of the me amounted to 3,600 bales. Since the arrival of the BMX Ms market has been heaty and prices tending demure* A few sales have been made on the basis of lok to Hi h o middling upland and Florid., closing at the lower 110114 14e. for Mobile middling, and Ills. for New °dens hag 600 bags of Mobile cotton in transits sold at lig freight, id. Famosre are tolerably active, at rides quotations. per Liverpool-Cotton, 5.16.. per lb.; flour, Is. 94.; nag grain, 9s . to 9i per bushel. For London-Floar, 35.044 grain, 126.; oil cake, 3s. 9d. to 4s. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 6.—APPOINTMENTB.—AdRiaI of the Blue Sir H. P.got (1863), K.C.8., K.C.H., i to base the Good Service Pension vacant by the death of BhL Pyin. Lieutenants Lord B. H. Cscil (1866), to the Colon ,fl, screw steam ship, of 400 horse-power, with the Saida* additional for service is the Dapper, 2, gun-boat Leader); C. A. C. de Crespiguy (1864), to the J 1102,11 Watt, 91, eau ream-ship, of 600 horse power, with the Baltia het (id& Ronal for service in the Snap, 2, gunboat tender); A. Tat. teen (1866). A. Salwey (1866), H. K. Lest (1866), led L B. Cresph (1866), to the Boysl Albert, 121, screw wear ship, of 600 horse.powtr, in the Blatt Sea, for disposaL Master B. Renaud (1846), to the Powerful, 84, u Duo port. Surgeon (idditionel) W. Evans (1846), to the Bold Albert, for service in the Crimea. WOOLWICH, OCT. 6. This afternoon an accident occurred to one of the crew attached to the Vixen steam vessel, at present Wig machinery in basin at Woolwich. The poor fellow me putting up the rigging of the Vixen, when his foot slip*, and he fell from the mast-bead upon another man who wm on deck. He was picked op insensible, and conveyed Was dockyard stretcher to the Royal Marine Infirmary, Villa he remains is an almost lifeless condition. The Vista hm already a great quantity of machinery on board, end obi the tassel of the Marlborough, at Portsmouth. The Widgeon hire her repairs complete, and hu takes hi • quantity of coals preparatory to trying her engines. Another detarhatent of gunners and drivers of the Roll Artillery lett Woolwich last evening for Ireland, to jaM Captain J. W. Domville'soompany, 10th .Battalioa (1 Psi* • Battery). PORTSMOUTH, Oot.i.r. The Rosamond, 8, paddle sloop, arrived at Spitball to-day, from Plymouth. Th. Weimer Castle, transport, arrived to-day Rem* Crimea, but without briogiog any invalids. Th. William Jackson, sailing transport, came Into hi boor today to land invalids, MI6 in number, from lat Crimea. The Indians, steam transyscki sailed to-day foe goad; . as invalids brought hogs hi' Ow Edwin Fos Laid to-day. - • The Hon. Major Curzon, the bearer of Genetd Simpson's despatones to the Queen, son of Earl Hoes, d Gopts,ll Hall, near Atherstone, has been promoted wbe I.4mitenant. Colonel. The gallant officer bas arrived d Gopaall from 'Balmoral, and on Thursday visited Leloslif racecourse, where the Leicestershire Yeomanry Canby eis engaged is its annual week's training, and the Militia wig also going through its manccoerres at the acme Si'.m Belk regiments befog drawn up in line, the gallant Am em presented to them by hie father, Earl Howe, Unties* Colonel of the Yeomanry. Colonel Windham, who figured so oosepiemaily at the attack on the Rohn on the Bth of September, the Lia r Le es tr im e i n is e tt . m an , d C i r as h ier i i m o s ual s aa t l a y t ac iv m u j' a v k w e io u p g a i in a a t i p r :l e aTe po fil ot rilai t ‘104w881i11,10.411 it mints of the town and neighbourhood. His lady n sew occupying a house at Mytos, where Colonel Wiedlmsne sided for some time previous to his joiniog his Repaint the Zest." Recently, at the morning parade of the Chatsworth Rifles, Colonel Cavendish called out Colour newel Patrick Egan, late of the 87th Royal Irish Finales, sad presented him with a medal and 154. gratuity, whisk le had received for him from the Horse Guards, for hog eel meritorious service and good conduct. A few days ago Colonel Strong revisited Bap' field for the first time since the ever memorable days al Alma, Balsklava, end Ickermaso—from which last WM he bad the good fortune to bring the Coldstream GOO gout of action. The Uptiled igerviet Gaz•Ue announces the! ibr two battalions let Regiment Light Infantry of the MA Swiss Legion are under ordeas (or embarkation, Gibraltar or Corfu will be their destination. We floor 7 stand that the two battalions of Yagers of the Gooses gins at Shorocliffe will be sent to Malts. Those regfelles. nearly 3,000 men, will be ready for the spring eassyd and will prove as acquisition to our own force now la s: Crimes. We understand that this force of the two Wild • may be trebled before the spring sets in. ADMIRAL OP THE RLEET.—There is no Addidid l the Fleet, while the London Ga , etts 4111110Utlen the yesmih lion of three more Generals to the rank of Field Mental. The navy has no allow holding comparative rank with Fiiii ' • Marshal. RECRUITS PROM LEICESTER. Lieutenant Mil Adjutant leaspriere, of the R al Saopen and Maine Ml' returned to bead quarks at Woolwich, from a shell 1 1 1101 at Leicester, whence he has received a somber of velitso o for that corps. In imassquence of the augmentation Odd body of her Majesty's Petrie% the barrack acenossiddll ' there has brooms inadequate to the iscreand deZt: number of huts have consequently been built at to house 600 of the men, and many more men we Wt . canvass in the drillground—a confined spac e at the bask the hospital at Woolwich. and the oda The sailing ship, Herefordshire , steamer, Indians, now at Southampton, have bees oseasi to be surveyed for war transports. cb l s :te w tsc u tme lan n ds ts . toofreusartvilelesorfnehdaevtace temeennuordered to there vhotlist: ordered to England. Dr. Lsycock, of York, has been elected to till the chair of the Predicts of Medkine in the Univemity bomb, vacated by the resignation of Dr. Aliece. Thwa were several candidates, but all bet three withdrawal/it: day of election. The two ether candidates were De. Sir mate the Professor of Pltydology in the University of IMO Mug* and Dr. Wood. LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN Matlt.w*T.--It stated that the board of this Company end the esensiM e appointed at the general moiler. have woe to s e "TS went highly advantage**s to the Cowpony. Their Whit ,r miles have been reduced 1,00 0 a week , b y which, and matters, 8001 a week will be sated, or, in rotted nimbi* 42,000 i. a year. The probability is, as we stated WW an. I I weetieg, that the Loudon and North• Western win to return to a 6 per cent. dividend in the curr ent half, oarry a largo balance over.—Herewith: PLAcite or FLIES.—The provtncial paprfoLibt we Wive received this day f different Pull country, report that on Monday rom and Tatar! 'event localities were visited by swarms of f Aim, seei that, in many eases, the atmosphere was Acually ow by them for upwards of en hone. la some pits li tine : country, vies, noes and month, were fi lled with Waists, and novel aces, ; sad a Yorkshire puma el lr_ Peru the evil to the invasion of the shwas al 17 loom. ow wo Pr no