The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVRIKING, NOVEMBER 7, ri RAPP 111 5' PATENTL - ' Iv . GU awl DATUM MIMICS' et every poidlis dierlides, Noi ell all Pim Di in et dr homiles Wentrara" 1111 livatioils*A. dab 11 l IL N gibe OxitreOfS• TO OAIitIOTOirDWITS. egrimbbalmsei wArits Aar LONDON DRIDOIII. A le r w_mentim -1111raier. Ms. Ir. ft-I . —Mina% IL Ill& LONDON. WIDNIIBDAY, NOTUMBII 7. It is to be hoped that the adman§ of the estop Willmeat of free pike libraries rod Museums is the 04 of Lend= will a= be diseeeraged by the melt ef the nada( at the llensias-hawse Monday. We masa, indeed, blame the majority of the rate payer, them and then emembied faiths derision they same to. The City of Load= steads is an eirepticeal peados. Meadtsear and all the other please where a rate bee been gnat= towards the eitabliament eine= initiatives are under the level goversatent refused. or newly soaatituted, sualeipalitiee. Is the Qty, the aid Ocepastion yak remains *nal lured. The Capered= is apathy, and its wealth is rated in treat kr the head& of the aides's. It is the day of the Corporal= to ex pend a pert of this wealth la the sweet inaltatiess the mantseenee of which is delayed oinewhere eat et the prow& of rata. This, is nadentead it. Is the view takes of the matter lig. host a pert ci iloadsee mejorlty. Paling in Alia lag the =meat at lie ratspayeee to the propoml Ist* themselves for the establiehmeat of hes Ikradessail mous% let the &deviates el them iastlindsnansir address thesaselves to the Caperatios. We ifsel *dent that that body is mimed by a spirit will prevent it him Nadas a deaf ear to the egpleL An order recently gives he the =anti= of darns far the Manekshonee sows that it a chive to . the important* of pat:oohing art. The same spirit s me have no doubt, will move it to an effort lemma the diffedoo of a tuts far seisookialilillepeas. Bane speakers at the meeting allsktlip the as* did= of Literary sad firientille Weeds= in the City as ea argument spit= attempting to =abash libraries. We mho we do not see the fora of their reasoning. Mechanics' and kindred institution* had a certain agree at first, aid gsve a sticetdes for the time to intellettuar culture f bat their day ep psara to have gene by. At ell events they have not been making presses of late. On the twittery, librarian and museums ere everywhere galled for. It slight to be ow object to promote intellectual cul ture is any way that appears to be kt the thus seat neseptable to the peat. bodyst the people. When they want leonine, let thee have ',Awes; when they want fibroids end ncessenos, let thew have libraries sad ammo& The amend far the latter is Asset likely te he permanent. Weed, wi __ . _ could acme halt a insoMesirsokel Institutions, with whit* we hove bees assoseted, which saw at this ssearsot kept alive relay by their leaving geed libra ries and reading-loom washed to than. Mossevse, the peat ess o Mosbenisi Institutions is to prepare those who attest their batons ire wring good libraries sod stomas with advantage.. Do lista:sr sun give his beams marl) as elsosstary tad &stew outline of the subject he boodles ; they Root all it up by.theic own pinto study. • To this and libraries sad moisussis d asap sod way sorts it, isdispoialis. Thor sous mop .he said. el now& what is the as of isspribig to children those , roams by whisk lumniledge is inquired, i< we do • not provide them with the mow, in after 111 s, twain these reams to assount? Train the child' in the use et his intellectual lac allies at school ; • kills to the adult when educative in boyhood ham hi. assisting& the mane d.pressatiag his studisst and thea Unable both into librarian sad aressam to acquire knowledge (fir thsesseros. This kttsr part of their oduestioa—that which they give *limning by strivieg to piss. eat mad ansplate tiois inipsribot kaowledge through their owa unaided exertions—is by far the ammo important el tbs two. And that the leo wealthy. industrious slams will resort with angwasse to libstrise, reading-resaw, and saussamme,' if thrown apes to them, Ms bass premed by *a emus whisk he. &Waded all sash 'althea.* wherever they have bens sstablishmd. We are Ore awes, that than flty is sot ads* dotitate d sash , iardtsdaan It is true tile to ottsoipt to oleo the Guildhall Library in this • -eategr7ey is leolierses. It is delectable pasture v posed foe • the harmed midges*, bat it is •• net edeptid •M the manta d the working man, the shopman, :er the clerk. However, to any sethiai at es* e, two libraries--end hen let es pay a jest tribute of respect to the yeas-Mt flourishing library and reading-room of the Comp's . Atom—meek km bees doss. to provide libraries for the young by private 'Bats We may allude, as em illesteatisa of this, to the erselleat Bluer plead by Mr. Honor at the diorama et the %young less OM. played in hie ustablishasent, and the jellabas isms adopted by that gentleman to esseersie them is making me of it. We are given to nodsrstand that several other bask of sztessive establishmesk have acted in the some petered and leakier's spirit towards their essisloyes as Mr. IloarsT. But three - is still a Mae mid left in the My far the establish. asset of fibrins" and aussams, and after the de- cided declaration of the ratepayers—smiths" m amma nor blameworthy, mesidering the einem stances—that they will not tax thamestvas far that purpose, we know not where else we ma lock for the attainment of so desirable an end bat to the Corporation. When we speak of the Corporation we cannot di.. emaciate the great City Companies from it. The objects for which they were instituted coincide in a great mature with those for which the Corporation was instituted, though their sphere of action is nar rower. Neither the Corporation ear the Companies will exceed or deviate from their legitimate fosetioas in co-operating for the estahlishassat of km libraries sad mamma. Nor is it difileolt to show hew they as find the funds. We me not disposed to sympa thise with or approve the stale, hackesied jests that are directed against the exercise of stele hospitality. It must be confirmed, however, that it is still a little plethoric. A couple of diners in the year dimmed with at the Massiembeese, ad by seek ti the great City Companies, would leave a had at *sir mamma disposal thst would p far towards the 'eta- Niehaus% sad maintensase of free mane Ifilearies and amerams : voluntary sabseriptims amid easily be obtained to supply any deficiency. SourawAix Et/crime—lest sight .a tether private fa its diameter, was held ia Tamee's Denares Idea. Selette-equare, at 'Melt IKIIIS Ostia alms blew slat supporters of Sir C. Napier wen oreesat. The rieitai eitespied ha* a very short tine, the midis sad aaeapeMsd retireateat el W. Semi! fres% the seam* haviagleit the Still dear to Marisa, where patties Is reheeast to the beloved Als& was ski *bum of hearty Mehrap as the part dila gbe ettiket The Qum and Prim, sot Hes. 4risee, ' wearied by dm Dubin al Atoll Cavendish, 4seve oat is ea epos sonlage yesterday smosa. _ _ _ . lbaor-Ossiosi tie Hos. Credo dry sal Osstois Plat inn I Wisdom as bombe*. LlostAlesorl $ J.a Bagopto sad lisfor-Gosseal aOsl7 Slorbloit_sititAd 91 vbilt for lisjosty. Tito Masa party I. tb. amiss isoleari tbs Disarm of Yost, lady Augusta Bras Bream do ego* tko Has. lin. Grey, Ike Gorge Cooper, lbo Illrn Codrisitos, Lint: Gourd Bit Jobs Bums, ; Wow Gomel BIT Homy Bonds* Sad Colossi S.mfW. Ciresadisr (lord'), sibs 'ensign randy rotted la Bostord hos dr Crimes ; Listit-Csised Peeler boomosot (Alio•do4011. W tie I st* Lord Raglan), sal Corsa Hallam, dr IMMlNiladisi Obit =ad Rogroost The bead el the Thad Reglateet mimeo' deftness' , . Th. Clossa's private bead afterwards played is the Oastlo. Primo Albert, atesaded by Colossi the Hoe. O. B. Phipps sad Capiala Zia Plat, west to Lesion this saosaieg, sad presided eta meeting el the Cotton of tbe Dailey el Oen. well. at whisk else the Bight Ilea. Pemberton Leigh (Chisseller et the Dimity), Lord Perinea, Visaing Ilevok, Coked the lies. O. 11. Phipps, sod Mr. Illaseadee (atter wry- Giessnl) were moat. His Royal Memo retuned to Wisdom at 2 Vault. - - &ONO sad Mt. R. Orietby Wee lave eseseeded I t►e Zell or Lietowel mad Chanel ei. Ittward Bowater se Loa sod Gisela is Welting. Lapidaries tram the Burial Beard ef lbe paridt et Bt. Isesser• likoreditei, had en latosairir with Bit Oesep Grey yesterday at Ike Renieadiee. The dgabWa sS sated et tee Bev.ilimpata Base Oka*, West& Milk nom, Hams. Lahs. Mestert Howes *I ft."' • • ♦ deputation twat t h e Barbi Ikea at et stainer, essentieg of Mr. George (Chairmen); Yr. 1,4% Mr. Bawer. sad Yr. /Aeries, aelearyeated by Or Ida Blaney, M.P., bad yesterday as teterview with lir George • '‘ THEATRICALS A? WINDSOR OASTS& The Qum bag soatmaadad that tholdsal pa% foemeaste shall be renamed at Wisdom Carib Is seam. the Int psdermasee to take plea ea the tiat Melnik Hitherto the perfessimese hem We glees is the Ulnas Room At. Georges Hall is sow bast StW ap for the pupae, its noble filmmaker beteg Utter adapted hit the sionewisate of the Omit, sad at the same dui allsidleg greater @pose for male offset. AM:go lustily el megalAssat mew emery is Whig pre. pored by Mr. Grine, who has besa minded with the whole ',magnesia of tbh deperlaisat The stage, whish will *soapy about awtbbrd el the ball, is sitaMed at the wafers sad, Medial; into = the Gesrd Chamber, ass 'moist the Orem sad kr the assemmedee des of hes liegedy oaf the dastiagaished gaests who, easy be hammed with hmltaiims. TN; Comma. emourrznarre—asperespootkat 'Moe :—lt was widepred about Dwain-11mi yeeterday Vat a taligrapbie despateh has bona Nat So the Duke at Noireasthp. who is Ea the Clow, earlaig hIN the moat Cloleahl Ihersaryoldp. His Grace woo Cabala Ihrelsai seder tie Abadan sdabluesetiss. • • The Quemoy Prises Albert, mg the /Iva I lea, it le effeeesi, vill • be et Oebeese Palms the week is Desuabsr, provided the Meg et Nordin% deep ads visit liaglead, whisk is satisigated. His Royal Highs= the Duke of (Ambridge ie. it is said, Immediately abort to Aids Pasts, baying bass prone: Joey 'sifted to do as by ti" intiseter et the Preash. The Durham of Jammer has itegiii indleptedths duds( the pot lottalsiliVii; Poke. The Duchess d Sutherlead has to W iwi lima ken Pub. Her OWNS be the boom at dialog with the lapeser aid Zerard /Ma at the Palma of at Cloud, as Thisiday mein ll* The Bike et Richmond is a:pedal Is return to Brigham he sheet a week, to nevus the eannead of the loyal deem Militia Sir. John Berms, is sejOurnhig at Brighton. Sir Ilse* sett Lady Baleen Sir J. Vi Welliedy lidiellay we ales ameapt the wean anteale.• The Bed and Lady Constance Ortervence. who arrived Is lima ea Tuesday alstatalwa Pee* have left fee Calmly Perk Meade% where the =hie owl sad Mr ladysidp e Ira dwelt mete employ. The village of Woodatree, fa Taiitalthe, wes the sane el pen rejoinis ea Mobley lot, la ssossquaose of t's An et Um Bien Him the Berl of Dartainisli. This ___. _ _ _ was do lest Ow Jam Ss Foist dad has waiMasawl to the balls Imam awl Milk diet has Abel ib lowisat I seat ;I Ids lasessleas. Lard Ooisbssisr • boo "whoa Mr. Orsves's isms is Berksigompare. Oa Wedgy main a - meek of arms was gives ; by the assestanininledernews el *shed Life Guth; at Etas Chase. the preemie to in gins to the &Wien' let hal Kest The seethemetiesi rem. is whisk the per ilousness teak pine. wee nowise with the bath et the Clekpeitho diens ciao lad Ws Guth, sad tim Ina. The goal service pension at the disponi of the Fine Loll if the Admiralty it been esthete& epee Cap tain Bann T. Anna. 0.11.. who wee isidshipeeesaf the Lampe@ dogleg tho sneering is Nee* Amadei. 1814. sealer Liensaate of the Pam sad welshed it Penes emend Poles aspeditisa it lei; sad et Cheadeleer, is renthop surmise tipsy, 11111140; entrastlet ci the Clydepe la tbe operate= ea Me eseet ef Syrian& the hen beanies el et. Imo D'Asto. is 1810 se mended Antis seaseldep median be WA ; ime.eites Oeseber. In% lit she •Sis et Calk % ligaililtalme ef Depend , Mr. Backstage sad Mies Beriekk of the Hay market, ere eating at Weepy. Mdse. Jenny Lind Goidechmidt has jest arrived it Paris with leer haelleal. MN sense hen Geneve, where she appeared is a esteem gins br tie bash of Iran, the vithsist, end another kw the peer. See Weeds to n ada la Pads br a Intake* eat them to pressed et Leaden _ - - _ The Rev. Dr. Whowell, Moerim of Tidally College, Cambridge, wee ea Hawley elated Yiee-Chasealter of that Calve/sit, ler the year eeniag. The Head ileatershi2 of disslesdord Grammar Belted Le bees reaferred moos the Bev. C. W. Arnold, MA , et Triofty College, Cambridge, Mau of Cemsletam &hod: Aciterdiss to the ellen el the Wog et Proofs, Prises Freaetie Alaimo eta et the ?rhea el 1 1 11111161, ls Monies* to take pert is the tiltshige et the Cowell et Bete, mil else is the holism et the dalletest . - - The Marquis de Moodier, Anhassadre of Frames st Bed* reamed to fist city ea the le, sod tbs rut day peid s visit t. Berea d. Mantual. Presided of the . Certain of Waisted. Os the 13th the His` of the Belgians will open is pewees the legtelative series et the ewe Camden. Tel reply of the Hely Si. to the seemoreordese pad by the epode oil Pledimostoso Gsveroososto, es Ids swedes of Ohs alloostiars possessed plea assi by the Pepe. will eery 'beady be its& pebite. Tba Osd. Dosiages Peed of Views, of Nov. 3, =- swam that dudes the lest few days Pelage Geehisakoff (the )iipteetatiet) bee had Mug sad freirseat sesitsreess• with Cease Bad. at t e 'See of the Minister of roteliu Affairs. The elsettese _Wok have jut taken plass a!1 KAM, einessm. lasses% destesisr, da., bays all islet Ir tbs Man of sambrats Prsposiguis. It lassadar knows at Madrid that &pubiso was stoat to dawn of bit bows at Larteas, IM stsstsip•Uty at Valladolid sits es hat • reheat toe retied • palms ay obeiriptlea. M bs preassted to the distisgslaked eased ss s testtuseay of has salami memo. Ispartese, Ilow•••T sped tisamatai aims of me se•sissat, addressed • loss; Is mei of tit Measles, Mahal that be ly spptseisted ties iseid•ss slid bad &Magid ti, bat last be bed seas Is ths do. Woodmen sot Is assist Ila liseessiatasial lash W ins, OM as lb pate INN kw he Ina seethed to provide lot *se by W. ova amnions. thittllnt PaLaog. MUM, DAT, Nov.'6.— Makiss• os moist, 1,723 ; dills by sea lid" 4010—Tetd. 2,134. Compsadisi day List year, $.163. !?` ' st *VD ' - A aUB WISP NICO y:4 a Thi - Invalids Arras of Ootobei so. •Daiihis followVg telegraphic despatches Ma Niaolaieff: -- - As• Geo OS, Qvinven- le 11, ran " During the lot four and twisty home, amebae* his moaned is the position of the many, sold. a .lid 14990 9 9 *Abe minabor et his inn-boats, and floating batteries in the Otohakei gouda The cove eats observed yesterday betweso the three points of swamis, have continued is day. " The enemy has beret ell the house epos Ma har* Spit ; thins had been evacuated by the La. Nimbi, sad the , latter oa lowing carried ci their saUle, and ell that they porosesed. No other move- meat his conned upon land. 6, Yesterday Liesteeeneral Zadousky made a re sweetest...) beyond the village of Vamillevica, and pushed Simard almost to the enemy's outposts. Our. 37, Him- ran 9, r.s. " la the soiree of last night the enemy's vessels which had advanced into the embouchure of the Dnieper, returned and joined the fleet, moored is the Bay of OtchalcolL This is the only moveresat to be noticed. " The patrols slat from Linteesseral Zadoasky's advanced guard, twenty vents hoped the village of Bouovala, upon the 'Unborn Spit, have nowhere eacountered the sassy. It has been mmarked,l however, teem Otabakeff that the troops which had disembarked am fortifying themselves in Niabans. "All goes well et Nimble& "Om 24 Omar= no 10, c.o. "Up is nightfall yesterday the enemy posted near Hinters was missed in remsbarking hie field pas and horses upon hie traospert Taw* sad this mem lag at daybook these vessels wen still in the roods. Amodio, to amain algae, they are preparing to take to see. "A thick fog, whisk roes at eight dank this miming tad continued until dark, has peraseslit VII Leos makiag new obeervatime, hat before the fkg nee we dimovend that his steamer% gun-boats, embers& at the mouth of the Boum and also hie me sib of the lest cif /Unbars Spit, were sensidambly &Welshed in namben. Only five steamers sad Mr gm-boats remained: them, added to the rest of the fleet, mime the total to 64 mask? FROM PAIS. ;. • L. t• Oast i ors own ontansroirostreB • PARIS, Tenon Mounln. !net night a rumour wee very generally diffusi3 to the effect that the Emperor had again been shot at. The Little 134Pirsi fill in conisqlenes. On inquiry I fled that 'theAditiming very extraordinary story is circulated by wens connected with government The Emperor's °Pythons, it is slid, always has a pair of loaded pistols in holsters attached kr his cioaoishontlisat evening;st about 8 dolook, melds Ms** ceursturniog from hit halting excur sion to Fdateisshinu,` was Vroormilog in his car riage along the Bee St. ^Antoine one of the mesh man's pistols assidentally fall oat of the holster, went okand wounded a poem in the street. Several newspaper 41am were kept open last sight •to an annually late hour, in the expectation that some authentic comossons'ese would be made, stating what had happened., Messages were sent to inquire of M. Collet Mgr* whether the event might be spoken of, and in what fors. But whether from hie absence, or some other ones, no answer was obtained, sod the papers are consequent.y silent. The Monitor contains no explanation. Orders were sent let night to the Telegraph-offioe not to transmit any despatch on the subject. . " If our information be correct," says the Petrie, the departure for Franco of the squadron cots mended by Admiral Brun IN And for the 12th inst. Two line-of-battle ships only will remain at the Crimea, under the orders of Bear-Admiral Odet- Pellion. The Napoleon, which sow muvise the rear-. admiral's Sag, will be one of the vessels remaining. On its return to Toulon, the Mediterranean squadron wia be reconetitatal. It will be composed of nine sail of links% all screws, and a proportionate ma ke a :lighter isseals. the whole, as already an nounced. being placed under the command of Vice- Admiral Treitonszt.” • TuaspAT EVIIIINO. Althoagit I, have not yet hew abie, while uifting an inanity, of stories on the clubfeet, to ascertain the precise oiroametaseesoi the unlucky accident which I reported in ray despatch of , this taming, I believe there is no doubt that it was but an aooident, and that theta is ao truth in the rumours of another crime. The only option of the matter that has yet appeared is plat .is the following paragraph (pur porting to be seiniilloial) in the Estefstis Yesterday, at shoat live Veto*, sear the Lyme Belle ay states, s leaded pistol tall from the picket of • person who atoompanied an empty carriage behests( to the Empszer% 'household. The pistol west off; the report caused excite meet ustmg the passers by, and gave rim to the rowers which we s euttwelsod to metradist. This paragraph does not, bower, tell the whole truth. It is certain that an individual was wounded by the pistol that accidentally went ME I have seen and spoken to a person who was in the Roe Bt. Antoine yesterday evening when the Em peror posed along that street; who tells me that he saw the wounded man being attended to fa a chemises shop, kepi by IL Johan, No. 146, Rue Bt. Aatein& at the earner et the Rue St. Peal. A great crowd was assembled round the shop, and the stints: roman whisk afterwards spread through Paris appear to have originated in this peep of people. My infer:mat horned Way leaving** quarter that the pistol fell from the holsters of coed his Majesty's Amara who wm ping aloe' at a gallop, and did not know, till he arrived at Bt. Goad, that he had lost a pistol. This is much more likely than the other dory that the pistol fell from the coachman's box. Betides, I believe, the Emperor was in a carriage with post horses, The man wounded was a passe em. played in Wending to a hackespoominstand—What the Londoners eall a waterline& His wound is happily very Might, •mealy a trifling dish wound in the arm. 'rho affair has keen es meth talked about that the Moniteur must neemnarily makes statement en the subject, to do away with misconception. The following telegraphic despatches have been reaived to-day : Muumuu" err: The liapbrate has arrived with se ' meats fros Osastaistiosple to the 210th. The Ceasteatimple papers mamma that the Imperial Closed will embark es the 6th November to pears to Frosts, ea& that ea the 10th Admiral Brut is weeded a Coestaatieople es his Mara to Promos Medial Pellioa is to heap up the block- ade of Uinta mad the Malign. Adairals Follies and &Ginn have gess up the Bag, and have assertaked that no Over h aselgalle fee heavy vessels. slim Podia is to stabil& lamed/ at Branum with the ?ankh Imperial (lean, 'beam be will *notes the rear of the army of %moral lieeravieff, sad be thee alto to reeling and per haps save lam Baia Pesky Gonna of Ciresisia, has brought to Omer Webs several Manske chiefs, who have eared him their ardperatitia. Oaks Pasha marehed, ea. the 10th, ea rani et the head of I weety•twe battalions. Another MO* with news by the same vessel. says: Odes& Levallewililbsea aimed Governer of &barn. gd. owed Nome, after lining ftestroyed the villages es the Pastorale of Waimea, was reprise to roma is Busies*. The Prom Oriost abeam the leas of the Rumisas la the drain of Hare at 16,000 mss, of whom 6,400 were killed, sad then of the Tarks at 1,800 killed Ned wounded. The Rusks lease ladaded esveral Glens& sad 400 fifteen. Assoaate from Persia state that a Perinea Astbemader bed left kg St. Petersberg. The Aden was raging at Tobarma. • At the Beene, beim= was completely stagnant dub. the Erg half-hoer; but, is the afternoon, the' market beams more *Meseta. Considerable hopes wen ostertaised that on Thursday the Bank of France will• decide to take bills at 90 days' date instead of VII -sad each a decision would materially tend to the revival of esolidsece. The Three pee Cents., after being as low► as 64fr. 40e. ler money, cloud at 641 r. Me., with a fall dike. For the amount, them was ultimately a rise of is. Bask °litmus rose 10fr. Credit Mobilise was somewhat affestad by the news of. the ratification of the treaty relative to the new credit establishment at Vienna. It fell for Gash 12fr. 600. ; but a geed many poiehasen towards the close dinginess ocossitmed a rise of 106. for cash. Austrian railways were very heavy, and fell 6fr. 26c. The market for French railways was dal. Moat of the lines closed Mr. or Mr. lower. M. Limps has arrived at Marseilles. The seas minim, charged to examine the piss for plods; the Isthmus of Bees, will leave fee Egypt cm Thursday. ♦dvisee from the Maurithis mention that the sow stags on Is a blab state et saltivatiee, sad will rodeos 10.000 teas Nom this last atop. Prises being better, sad heights lower, it was ealealsted that the result to the agony host the retest orep will be highly Ismsoble. The Cewasi►eisl Gasseis observes The MOOS hos bate fortesteble, bet it 1i tare that egrfailtare is ?minas is. easy or soother. Thaw is a wets is the is.. whisk is pin assts dosoaestisa, toad ea a tow pa:dealer estates those will be s sidestios et 10, 15, sad ma 10 per coat. as the estbastlea ; feats its sateeteised that this West win ennead la diarist pelts at *4 @okay. Pletwitheteadiag, we we so roma is look with sap daspeadeoey is the agate ; the maws, et aliaifsetore ti graitta that per it wet, there is as lowa *ay deal as et ear olobdolag labour, sod there is good mem to helot that the Misseppia masts will be reemorstive. The twit of di edmioatioe ditties on mu is Ropiest is smoldered a FM grime's sad ea obstsele to improves's* is issaalsetata • petition holiest to be rowed, sad Ulm is geed hope ealeelebted iberfloato Met will Its laedlial, as Soy wow Wird peewees M the British Male to the detrimeat of , the adeedelimembermser." EEOPATCR FROM PRINCE The Invalids Awn of Oet. 30 contains the follow; tag despatch from Prince Oftetebako4 being the Reads* version of the reconnaissance mode by Gen. nosyMe ea the 27th tit.: "Oar. 28, 8 o•azocz, r x: " Yesterday the mosey spin asade a strong de monstration in the moires* of Espatoria. He bad about thirty spathes§ of sushi as* six battalions ef Wintry. " Having pealed through Said ha Odvaneed as far as Tibebhotari, bat was tbero slapped by sir advaneed guard, sad having =changed once oboes with as, hi retired es evening approsehed to Beld,4here he pamed the sight " This saaaing the enemy reamed the attack, a porde. of his troops advaasiag wpm Teaneck • bat se sesa as ear division of laneers, supported by the reserve of dragoons, began to muse his left flank, he retired a second time to Bald, at nom "As to the coot, all goes en well." REPORTED 130MBA,RD111 LA,IEXT. OF NICO- V111N13.3. - Nev. 3. Despatches have best tusked it the Turkish Zeibseeyetatiag that the bostbardreaut et Nieelaieff esormsweed ea the 29th of October, and was anti used the whole of the following day. The result was not known. It is added that the Bmpettai bad bees Wooed to leave the plum before the bombardment began, bat that the Grand Duke Constantine would not be prevailed ea to quit the tows. A large quality el the master rabbi 'sweated by Col. _ _ bad arrived at Niaolaisff. Tbe latest aceoante hem the Crimes Mate that the Rain army, alter being Wakened by 22,000 huh troop hem Perekop, ender General Plaids, wire about to aareare the offeseive, and were making pre parations kw a vigorous attack oa Euphoria. RUSSIA. T. YET Nov. 6. Admiral Busk downier of ldisolaisti sad Ad miral's-MK of the Sleek Bee Plsst mad Parts, is dismissed. ViorAdainl Mstdn is appoiited in Ids stead, with the miasmal sommead et the &tills it the Deasbe. I WARSAW, Nov. S. A new eassoripties L ordered foe 1' oiusd, rode- 1 pendently at that foe the whole empire appointed in the recant manifesto. The anteseiptica will commence in Deeember. THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER AT VIENNA. . The Oet. Doak& Post of Vistas thug speaks of, the sew Mithhe ef Gr•et Britaht at the Asettiat The acalmallaa Sir NEMOSsa bit to the past of British Arabaisaffina Via= is efoideceesepff. We Isere that this shales appeals "image to oartala perms, That. an sense who like to find the prinelpsl sures of the meat war tr tho'reporte Wald this diplomatist sit ham Is. Peter► bug es his goverameat. The party of the Moods Leftist has isanhoil Mir Sullen Swayer with the ammo el par phloem. That patismem bower, has due sethiag more as lees thaw his duty; he Mord, observed, 11114111 setts, sad reported with alai, atop frail, and without pnjadiss. If his gevernmut at a later period Pilsen it apropos to give &Wait, to his meets. to the goveraaest the reepe ss im. llty beleags. A dem salmosity ma alias make it a n um& to the Dagibi Meister that ha performed his duty • sod Mooned the rola etas impartial reporter Ws at. with, his gummiest, without Permitting hiwsif to be daswied by the loiat of the august personage with whom he had interviews new so asiebrated, but whose evespewedog affability wee set saffeisat to mislead hiss. AT STOCK HOLIL (ssoit OUR (mar ITOCIZOLK, Nov. 6. Hamel Cearobwt bee arrived. He wee received with the stalest *atheism by the entire popdaties. • SPAIN. *AMID. Woe. I. Iron Imported eider a braise is* IrM 1* sub jected to no other Illterestial ditty that 10 real . jkor quintal. Yesterday there were but two mei et Asian and three deaths. CADIZ, Ocr. 22.--Tha Tap g ash liaa•onatile ship) was towed is into to-days Prima stemma Bulgur, with mats sat sway, sad ems. essepdas bar, *ma ~bout essmOrsils \my pis. ITALY. ovi ovng ooaansroirnime.) BOMB, Oor. 31. - The bet resilient of foreigners in the Papal @levies arrived from the province of IA Mara, and entered Rome oa Saturday afternoon, marching up the Corso with band playing and _ordains. wing► and headed, in a manger &oroughly characteristic of Papal troops, by a warlike ecolesiastio on a prancing white horse. This disciple of the church militant, who wore the .rase-keys embroidered in gold on hie. left breast, proved to be the Swiss regimental chap lain, Obereohn, of • Booderband celebrity ; and many of the office's, including the Colonels, Ealbermatten, bather of the ex-minister of arena, and Schmidt, have claims on the ' , latitude of the Holy See, from the circumstance of their having fought seslosely, although unsuccessfully, in defense of the Jesuits, in that brief but decisive compai As the regiment pained before the Passim Tanana,' on dig time di San Carlo, the minima, of dia Fria& general, the Swiss colonel kept bin eyes fixed on the balcony whence waved the INcolothed flag, expecting probably the honour of a salute from the veteran' De Montreal; but the general apparently did not feel sufficient sympathy with the new comers to grace their entry with his pcsoince. As to the Romans, they seemed to be shush with awe at the stalwert forms and brewed Theses of the leading platoons, but could not raid an ocassimial sarcasm at the expense of the corm*• politao warriors, collected by relivess fervour, or extra y, to uphold the somewhat tottering ail; of temporalities. The regiment is quer lined 41 the barracks of Chagas and Santa Maria Igeggime, at some distance from the Fran& ; but Goeseal de Montreal is apprehenrive that some col /hies may take pleas between the soldiers of dif keit_ nations, and has warned the, gelren 3 rPnt Ot, ▪ Holioess that, on the first. ootbresk that takes piss% he shall insist on the foreign regi ment being nut out of Rome to the southern districts of Velletri and Frosinone. On Thursday last the Pope surprised the inmates id. the Careeri Nueva or New Pr coos, with a visit, an honour which had not been conferred upon that locality since the time of Lei XII. Most of the es Wished prisoners mode immediate use of the mass mportunity thus afforded for hiploriog an alleallas of their penalties. As the Carteri 1440•• are aliened to criminal and not . political attendee,' ble liefiremB felt justified in promising that his maid& _delsibir should be exercised as fares was compatibiewidi vhf exigencies of justice. Amongst those who threir them selves at Pio Nono's feet was a Morisse named Ramses , inst ruct i s in competitors/ instructions from London, acceeing Mae/ drafts, with the signature of the C ib atos, upon the London banking at Marietta and Co., to the amount Of 1,800 sent% which cub he received from the bankers Fail, at Florence, and Torlonia here. Signor Cebellos had at out from London to confront his real signature with that of the forger, and was expected dail ; but, hearing of political events requiring his i • presence in America. he forwarded his signature to the Roman tribunal instead of coming in person, and lett Europe, abandoning Signor Ramos to his fate in the Cereal Nato% where. he endeavoured to excite the Pope's compassion by assuring him that he was a distinguished gentleman of Mexico, and a melees Ist:holm detained in durance vile through a mere mistake. His Holiness does not appear to have had may anipunctious feelings in favour of the Mexican, hat be ordered many of the prisoners detained for neriesirer-trifling effacer -to be set at liberty f hetbwith, and even' extended his clemency so hi as to pardoa the authors of the incendiary attacks upon the cardinals' carriages, so many of which, with their gorgeous trappings, were burnt or &stayed Ca the pablie pip Row after the Pope'. Sight te Gaeta. Those cathosiests, who were eonissened 1. 'fifteen years imprhooment, are now at large, afar having undergone one-third of their term; and the young men who to 1850 celebrated the anniversary of the Roman republic, or rather who intended to do as, with the Bengal lights which they were discovered manufaiturinti er rill, it is said, he excused from re in Wag the- penal servitude to which, z coesequence any o that henna intention, they vers. l isiodetened•tor a period of twenty years. L . The inhabitants of Velletri, after being paned into ossieternation by the audacious robbery of the Masts di Piet& of that town, and the plunder of =articles to a coltsiderible value, have jusi toad to joy by t he arrest of the robbers, and the recovery of near ill the booty. The robbers were only two in num r an inhabitant of Velletri l and an ex-gendarme of Rimers. The Velletri man turned evidence against his accomplice, and revealed the whole affair, for which he was awarded with a tar pardon, two hundred ecudi, and a government place in Ro me.i The latter recompense seems rather incongruous fore convicted thief, bat so it is. Rome is filling fast—English, Russians, and Americans figure numerously on the list of arrivals. The Marquis of Sligo arrived last night. Exchange on Landon, 488 j. Roman Consols, 821. THE UNITED STATES. PRODUCTS OF AGRICULTURE FOR Tag PRESENT TEAR. NMI/ YORK, 0cr.23. There ere certain crepe fa the United States Which, Whig reeked' owns the staples of the oetratry, are rem under say cireussetsners, sever se be neglected. while .14 MIK regularly to Mitsui la ask products With the ratio of the growth of the pepulados and the laeressing saterprise sad defends of the world. Ansa' them us Mien, tobacco, wheat, India& own, roger. &a. COTTON, althorigh by no mesas in extensive Or intrinsi cally valuable • mop as lethal *ors, is our national Magda. slam it furnishes • larger surplus for exportatios them say, or all other mops. The settee-growing states had of lair years premed its cultivator *latest to the exelusioa eft Indian eon, of which they received their chief supplies from north-western states, when a peculiar adaptability of ask ? climate, and labour favoured its prodaction. But last yow l the planters of the south, with three millioo?cf slaves te l feed—smtained chiefly on bacon and Indies *sea—were searly impoverished by their heavy outlays for these meters prodassime, which met these sheet double their Ann* prices. Burly in the spring it Meuse evident that plethora Masten were preparing to return to their old system of raw tag at least • sessidecable properties of theirstaple breadstuff. Learning how postal this determination bad become, the impression at owes west &bread, and was industriously eimalated by cotton spemaetori en both sides of the Atlas tic, that the cotton crop would this year tall tar short of the cosmos average is consequesce of phoneme minute their attention more than formerly to other fields of evi -1 culture. But the result has shows that a more serious misapprehension could hardly have existed ; for although nothing seater than as approximate estimate can yet be made of this year's maim seep, yet it br true beyond ell question theism, sons wen pleated with mesa last I *dug then had ever been plaattd before—that the OltOp his metered earlier than semi--that more boles of the sew mop have meshed the aesthete markets than in imam samespoediag periods—and dually, all sources of biomes. tics or rational soojeiture justify the belief that the option crop of this moos will considerably mined that of any re view year. No estimate worthy of much emildenos has yet rated the crop below ri milliorre of bales. At the sum tiros, the Indies oars crop, which is all gathered, is known is the southern, sad particularly in the cotton-grewieg states, greatly to *mod the proiett of any former semen. The ordinary WRIAT mop of the-Tatted States I. estimated at one hundred million boobs's. Lest year it fell emarider. ably below this ilium. Bat it is satisfactorily asesetalsed that this year's mop rises far above 100,000,000. The most probabla ultimate Is 140 or 160 mlllloae ; ear own eauontnp don requires about 100 millions—bat id abundant yews we average somewhat over 3 bushels per head—whish with • Hap of 100 millions, sad a population of 26 millions, would leave us from 16 to 90 millions for export Now, realiosisg our population at 27 minims, and our mop at 140 milllose, and allowing h bushels per bead for holes cansumpti In. we shall have this year nearly 60 millions of bushels for foreign tematrise. _ With oath a bosh for esloolatios, you may ask orby wheat still tsars sash high pekes la oar markets. It um readily be aesewsted for. 1. Large dealers early math entreats for fall limeade at visas whisk, although is... what leas the* those of last 'Flag, were high—sad osawal do fall mutual to Wrest their owe asks. 2. The WWI that the prows% of pesos is imps is to tibial. tends to keep up pry: sad with the aatiolgaties of begs 1: orders from abroad, holders and essbisten k is been all the fall operating far sustained, U 3 , 4 augmented prices. 3. The realisation of their sen, eipation• la the large orders newly nosing h et Fumes, has either raised the pekes of all our bream se kola them steady. 4. The an/maned fast of the sees of the English and French harvests has also sontribet e g is se small degree to keep up the price of corn le g e , market; and, finally, the Ugh - prfeet of leil jiiiii*Th s inflamed agricultural sapidity, Armen hold on to mg * A crops which they can keep in good condition, oaks**, hawed of a fall rather than not realise the prices ol teiN months ago. Bat it is clearly understood that thus mu g oft be moaned only for a little time, in orssequeeseNhe sasses above Mod. Both* eat sow keep up the rates of *ors In On marks% emept as aaprseekel e i demand from Bums" If England and FRIMO• 0111 to l a our surplus, we shall find higher prices "till fa theta s of winter, and then prime may in that came be coleikede l sagnented by the early along of our soak. The mrsl period for dosing the New York mak is fuss y e 10th to the 26th of Novenher. They are not shut mi s e r on any specific day. Boots ply until they are front k thousands are every Tsar. If severe weather shoat' sly our mask by the Ist or early part of November, the hop * Imes In would ease to market bridal with hom e d expenses, and thus tend to keep up prices. But any or all of these circumstances sonnimisaa keg, make this a year of dear bred, as we shall see feet else masa yet to be considered. Imolai! Coss is the largest and most valuable crop Meg in Almeria'. It is the chief ingredient that eases bee n s aommapties of at least half our population, the famd el of hogs and cattle all over the country, end the eshamie of horses and many other annals. Oar estiaaS4 sop d Indies con is from 600 to 600 million buhels. The gate of Tonne's, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Mir load soak rake 60 =Moss and upwuds of huh* pea annum. The Indian corn crop lest you was dot, mama averaged one dollar a bushel throughout II Sato. la unparalleled crop hes, however, been hereon this mum In very reliable quarters the crop is estimated at SOO rata bushels—some go as high as 1,000. But I amsetbslieei it will prom lees than 800. It will be more likely to sand than to fell short of that amount, stupendous es it sisp seem. Foreigners can hardly comprehend the Immo importance to us of this crop. It is to America whops.. ere to Ireland. When Indian corn is plentiful, one Mu& staffs cad provisions must come down. Oar Oa: harvest is always looked forward to elk lib rest, for there are six million horses to feed, et OM pea greater properties are for Perm work, and rods pat feeding; for them chiefly the oat crop Is used. Oer se ma yield is about 140 million bushels. Lest yea it estli hardly have exceeded 100. This meson km ma the greatest oat yield we have ever had—it can hotly hg sheet of 200 millions—lt may exceed it. Is pres4-M Ml la four weeks fa all our gnat markets tram ass tilt in 40 mats. per bushel. Of this snip it is Waled fill he a "rep of 146 millions New York raises 13 sans Pemeisylvania 22, Virginia 10, Ohio 14, sad 13issit U Mlles bushek. This crop sustains the lodise em pea assillay—fer in the *bassos of oats we have to fall tuba oeka, which is rarely need for horse feed whoa oats emk obteieed. RYE Is ono of our important crops, especially is as northers sad 0111011111 Kates, the riontmos yield brag -11 sillies bushel'. More Ikon half of it is raised to the*. states of New York, New loner, and Peutuylvadfl46l latter state contributing fully one-third of the teal*. Rye is eztesaively used for bread, as a substitats for rink although It is doubtless true that more than one half .14 the rye produced Is this eosstry is eonverted late sulk Eras is she a valuable crop. The yearly prober is. coeds 200 million pounds, which would give 8 psi every inhabitant. Of this growth threeieuten it Ss growth of South Carolina, and the balsa.. emu oh froth Georgia. The yield this year is above the am* and will probably teeth 240 million pounds. Pawns* (Irish) area crop of Immense value. Thq raised is every Mate and territory in the Unica. Ths so men yield is 85 million bushels. For several pan treat has hurt the crop, and tended to diminish the ealtiestis. But this year the potato harvest la altogether witheetyria. dent. The combos estimate of the semoa's yield sv. warde of 100 sillions, while many careful calculates dm it to 160. •• • - POTATOBI. which swathed sad wersomeatfig is theatre*, generally yield ii 4 alma bagel& Ildela 'the crop will, itis generally ilittett, Nab 60,000,000. 1 7 flee a delicious substitute fee bread sad way other WNW et flea, and is their abuses are celled into »patio& 131747 Z. WilkT, whom the harvest is plsatifsl, mitigates the seareity is other gratis. It is 'doable es breadstuff, being need by all classes for a lustily asisdi, griddle oaks for breakfast, and also for provide el sorts of animals. More than half the whole crop is gees in New York and Pennsylvania, although it is mind k a the states and territories with nearly anima sagas It is generally sown as a sewed crop in the latter put sillily or early Is August. The °Misery crop ie 10,000,000 Wilk which must haw been greatly eneedid durisg thiktsk Which has been so favourable to this grain, that it hub I few days from 1 dol. 600. to one-third of that pair ge beakeL The EAT crop of England is worth more the sit be foreign esmeserces—ous Is correspondingly valashis. 'lts r annual product Is estimated at 14,000,000 tons. It Was a particularly wet summer, and grass and the face d gnaw sad herbs sad plants have been nousally Hay is everywhere abundant sad Weep. Eye, wok wheat straw, the stalk of Indian corn, and other which. when %handset, de so muck toward" Golly di t sad carrying them in good condition through ea winters, ars gathered in larger quantities the sea before. The feed of the meadows hes has ihn through the swan. and the product of the 1111111 11 dairy has seawall the general expectation. heed d $00,000,000 pounds of batter and 110,000,0 00 * l n it maid be esfe to reckon an human of 16 or 1 0 ) old is sway states 30 per seut. over emus= awns; 0001111 dairy of last year, which was one of drought, G 044117. ! quite doubled in 1865. New York, Pecasylvsah , lei Ohio are the great grazing states, the avenge of their product fir the last five yeses being 160 million pouffe butter and 80 saittions of cheese. Not less the 10 sae bushels of beaus and peke, excludes of the prides gardens, are regularly calculated on, while the yield 0 . year of pumpkins, squashes, turnips, and carrots Is sttlf* Wily large. Nearly all the county and state and national feic tip ben held, end the amearrent reports from mil tilliON amount the exhibitions of the products of OW° as for superior is quantity as well as quality to Moo generally exhibited ou former occasions. TOP numbers of contributors and visitors have steads' de ~T fan. At several of the county fain which I has sWI the atiereg• number of visitors has exceeded 10,000. As 6 gourd side, all the impasses incurred in preW ll4ol4° _, A lll these fairs (which in state sad national fairs offs soor_, to from 10,000 to 26,000 dollars), as well as the Doh premiums and prizes allotted, are met by ea admitm em of frees 10 to 26 seats. Gentlemen who volume Ss . 0 " er esmseittees of arreegemeet publish a list of the prel ool° instal weeks beforehand, relying with *Widow. 111 sossicts. These fairs are growing more popular "malt mid they have been more numerous, better atteadel , haw offered fir better attractions than at any formersto o These fairs have this autumn been numbered by 1 0 dt 1 ! sad the aggregate of their premiums and prima is ' low Washed several million dollars. Mi Ilea is briefly the result of my observations , wevespondence on this momentous subject. I psi Ibmt: foregeleg statewide, figures, and setimetes via degree of confidence, nor can I believe that they 'ollo_ ea important respects be found to very widely from the ii, Such a harvest as we have witnessed this year A ar never seen before, end it must require the straziot el e k natio& of anforesew circumstances to keep up fors" prises for breadstuff, and the necessaries of life abundance can easily make up the deficiency is ths WO! of Western Europe. But it is to be. hoped awl any fears orders which may be sent from ta 1m" mere discretion and judgment will be displsWil there was in the lets o rders from the French W.. tidal* mint. They were required to be fil led ~e, and speculators , taking advantage of the fact, steak for T: prime, and Fracas pad from 16 to 20 per cent. motorail r, are ordered than was necessary. She paid at the ten dollars for 200 Wu of fl ai r, when the very was ~ meet 800 of the mechanics of Massachusetts clubbed toeilli le ir. sent an spot to the west, who returned within fosr er 0 . 1 days with 1,000 barrels of better flour eta cost (sad btil r way transportation) of only a trifle more than oselletr i French governatest paid. As a rule, Europese Odom or; ' in New York cost from 15 to 30 per ant mere WI:: would if foreign agents would go at oat to the mauls* with with the gold in their hauls. pry sum A Bop' sent or the sit in Dubl The Lor Thursday Dr. Lou the purpoe for the int where it a &tor% on . money w it three•quar for three a .16 per of The fol atrocious assistant spoudent I The ejea dots outn Tslimner. the tow Downy. 1 • house sai property of county of I eomp•cied Clougbauut Yr. Re•msi possweion. and Mr. CI to suggest snowing tw peek Lode, declined, al homewards. beyond the stopped on he *mita when the t Bentham • Mestasbott neck, and wounded ososped on etas intend slightest cl who, after doe of the lies in a VI Of Moat*, of his mot On Tai serious if trued in ippon ths • watchs Coventry, appears:le hip b a I ria Mr. nu to. Beim delivery, burry, au that if II ilium owe! Tuesday • street sta *a the w pileelaglt however, loitered a 10 feloelk melees, WI Eltephenac win law tag tato L =only 44 C reu l ad 1 poke awed a sad raa o wawa as laberwide 4144p1i. frupesalble stmt, is galatly bad, beari alai off. afterward Palpates Little CS/ Iffivsutim Tin valui fieilto si Isformat -- to lupin !minims as early steno 02 ---- men. TI John Pk Ohneop Bring tl Irrening the men other di ease Mr. !tumble I &chug , on Frith Lie out< cleverly lira bow aveniag. The Pata for pa Ostia Voyage At tb hooltby weekly i iutootut ,_ Of thi *males 00f2 had 22 DA irri • 227 p H by m am a In p, on three all alarm hart di! lat tbra !Maxtor P 011011•1 IS Et G • I " Asiati MiliNry tution, Peat 1314 ItWU is awl tat. Qeo, the imp have be • lower hank Weeks were 26 the dim nipplis allot al 124 28 at ti 8•11 Pleura _ :Vats' Lut 1,148 el rupont ins 1,4 Tho buy,' 29.412 Friday tbe fin tare a .bolow Sow Z i 74 , 1! eie rated I of the the we Wee* &ye p 11U et fiVe lilecet VUtse Wit, 0 INA i emPrei (A CZ% ■ Dr* Mir al Mril —Nis - i Ibi sr