The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-17 00:00:00

111& FROM lit LONDON GAZII7I, Pilag, Now le. WAR MKS. Nev. IL thea beelthethenbepen-isba Siebert IleothilMerl, polo to be eetheldeboel= icbi lee ma lele. e IretrisdLsneltledie redo bet i Cr tslu elee br i t* of We esoniethe. S. 1. Ithwth-the** owl theme* the Rm. Anise Paella le be Ileothethei end mothea. by ware. Wee a... 01 1.• . mthe aim Oillowlealleth- Taoism owl Ifeeleart te. IlthemlLlthalths Wilitheel se be deemeset woe wads, vlibsolt nedmiee • Wee Lommelthedle..i et ble weende. 111110Ing Pee4-theeet DIY = 6 : b 1= Tithed ......., Wes be. third. 171111 d .111 P 141 M m% Wee • 1.111:Beely a ~ reee.thellethelth. Llomeme am be iseleth • lee. eke thesis% wbe Meelo T. L Teem. beeelie be IMMO Wilms. Web • 1 1. a= w Ithedelth /*L. *be eolse• with** Mime. Weelip. loth • lesl-othimas Wet Welber burnt* thellbith from lbe IlepelWithey Camp, lebethelgOrlthretyoeubotoles Leedom. Ts Ilerl " t-LleoleowA amp IL Twilow, tram the alb = nm it ellOwth. by perdthe. Ike Ithoflwoy. am peollethth MOO. ea WO Sol Persathe. Math bum eesseidi IL O. Jencks sigleis. *IMO Cie* W. W. Time% emomei ri s re nt elelleM meet , oestlethed• mat the mei amid err" 0.....,„ poho ub les .... Ithelos F. S. elm CoooleeeL t a lb e a ma" ea lthbeeleler, Ille.br bees lath* MeMbethwy, Wee broth% ymmelme. To le thello." peethese-Tllthem Wye thewee • wt., vies Nianalithea. pritheleb. lb be map. *Meet peedree-Ithomei WO*, plrWee theateemoy. " Proi-Lieoleolot G. L. Weeimethe bbe seoleth • edam* per. deft Wee NOW pelesled; thee. Oulu T. Mow be leolthest. whir* yerebesek Wee Waterloo ; Llseeno* WU. this Osbert Ithe • We the Ist loyal Surrey MO r le be owl" ebbe*. maboth Wee _ 111th Ica-Lloolemeat Polvidellthethey le be adjoin; vber*lthel. yeemse T e d. Slat t,-.oeatlemo Cold Bebe* Bram Gethell • her the Soya Mew. * be +s l / 4 wftfheut yombeee. vise Haethelor. yeeseced. Wad hot S. N. Vtelreere be be beeleeest. witheol per. awe, Wee BA deemed ; L±eolarol Masa Hoary Mill . Ire* the lei Wereisk Mb* le be aide% without periereolee • Litainere. left Pees-To be bade% olibeiet perther-ll TeistleJsee • pet ; Lem Theodore anal, gat. ; Tema steei4 d. 1111M-Usellemat B. N. eeptele. Tithed price, lest Te Wee thew' thet aip rabesbethannotedl. be emes *We ir IL Ilewthe. Wee B. N. BM; Taiga eoVlrrth. Wee Per" *Wee yeenetleo es October JO bee boo oreellei ; theedemoo Orbs Rimy theneeeler Mei" teen the lloyel Millea k ellem the the& Toth 1/r - ern lames WA* lathes be be EDW. by fie,Wee wee *We* Ithallwebt B. C. P. dell& iMk 1/ ree . mewl% bflellethww• Wee Leith ; Abel Homy Wesel. leek ret.. le be *NW by larde r.ebeeseeks Loa* • de lebeth. resce-Ueethent WIN= aloft, her the Mb thee. le be adobe ebb* plethee% Wee Lenart, Wed be .Mee; Coeur lied lbws* le be MI" without yonthoe. •ft • es r u st- 1 Unisons am W. IL therteet se be evade. by , thoth. Wee Lift dr* IL by yerebre, ea leW ► be* boo ethelled. Nth liset-Geolemis Cast Os SAM Daniel, be= the Royal =thilip. le Is =dm withal ounbre • Wee Wei^ Fe n& Peei-Liblethlth Imo Leree le be eltheol=. due trebea dtherei; Islip s. a. era be be lOW* prebroolee Lopes Jab WIN E% wt. be Ile min, IMMO Bewlese.Wee Deem • Mill Filles=alkier w. L. bpi le beithemet eisseel iv vbbeet pm. • th eft Wee Taw died el lie wroth; Copia rife be Ilebr.vlilestho;edr, Wee heel; Llemierst O. le be soak game wise% Wee ; IMF TbemeCbeethw. Imo the left Me. le be Note* withal pew deft lielbsgbee. vire pothellith witheelrebeth. so Ind bee beim ereeildi res atio J. Maw le be ellbeetseime. Wee flth Feel- 2. lamb le be lisisassit. Willing • Jan* Noy ClespWl. pith. le be alp. without Wei am.... ... Dee. le. C. Geek . T. B. CeWeinrc- es_ Dee. e. W. T. Woo— mei meshed, Dee. 7: T. eemer-Dse. I. . O. -Lem Oteat IL twee-Des7. C. J. Dtliard. Cnidtel.tfian. a gio s a aid. Wis. leffs ip uminee-41WIL W. . OW menlest-D . e k e. L I. hemegl. Ifewkk m i l l awilbir= -Da T. L I . 1111114 all% ON/S/pl._ W_Wieerilsie. W. Zli ii irLil a t i rr i a= °N. 1.• • =di Dee. W. J. 11.0Zezre S. W,Bwmult. ifilie4lo4llll. IL X. lam Weweelm atlk. "46ll 4l2 lll Werl. L / 21 : 4 : =427:1 41.4 w Dotson. •=I"I"'DM IL rateeratiteLliTeat Leemeilw. awa newilesewew-Pow. S. J. Iliekey. Kaikehemer, maim iedier-Die. IL L AIM 17 G. Iblialel-4)81.1. Ir. J,: 1/ 11 . 1 WW0110 ICIIIITICATIS le be g e r a es t ar e rseme beams le Ibeewiteesy. Dee. L W. tt ime Ne=r en aVw-Dee. 7. T. IlleekveD. Teteetereeilk, Des. I. T. Krim M. weed. lam belle Imme. 11i.416 A. Maw irlimol. essywalee =ft11 . 4 .„ . J. Reekes. IL T. Yaw" swel-Doe:Wit 1. M. 11welnew4 eurrlerllee. 11777.Thewl i ee.MImeeedele. wesedesserer-Due. IL J. MU" bole. IL J. Lwow. Ilemelerd. Tedelke. Inabseper-Die. L A lM ire Ciea hm. Wereessenklre. pollos. r TM. T. Mem eat G Well. Iwiseie.ll4, Mj. tee dam-T. Wing mal J. I. Were. IDeseellell. lee feiew-N. YAKIMA sae W. Deee7. Diel=m4.......demer.WWffe-J.ll/Idessel C. WA. Weer. brifica, brews-T. Sim D. Grewbas. Ng D. lbws" la.__ - se Ow ea muds T. lilsor-4. Minn awl J. IL "'gold% 48. Malia La Peet- Heary liatelan Man psi.. to to arip. by p froaklya, panalea. SIN Paa-Neln ban Witte to la lanneat, b prelan Ilan_premati. itlf Nein Ilabea W. a. Bow Maim boa the Itentel Corps, UM Illeameat. althea inehaa. let Wsi leak Healma-lh awl^ altheat panose-Ikaa Hamm —. vas lhaaann, someinit WINE, Hann% aram aim a!~ lo Ile al Val ea Wane-lhaer awns Oak pat., to be irk" nasal pestbra t e a la D is naneasiratts. MOW* Ikory, kia the Nelabses Corps, to be amen emata. lbe ammo of the applaad ea Ikea ttla, le Wan, all WOW. am sestet Hll Oltiak.ll LOOK bet Hipa One-Oaint Niles Hationeitity to be Boyce, no Lawn desered. M, M .palm-Leninnt Moab& Han no earn Lealenet Tanis Wish tha in M Lleammele-Onn Illi fla i ltensi la. eiga Lomb liatior IN" paseaml. To be Hastio-Oao Nam UMW SWISS lamp. - .1. Melt Warr a be Mile WNW/ . had J. M. Ttliap..-- asame—M. 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Imastald. lammitilat. vast matakmat. Ws" at tas Gide MOS OWSPIK Khans' Mame, ways% sice Ilishier, Mar. W. at tila WWI H Ottagow. Puna OW. Mama% jam,. Maw" *Sr. Non V, at a. Sala MMIt Hat* liadray. Mutual Livia; Ltaveo4. Bestembilso. sister. Wm. 111. IS Os Mask 11•111as.7olurame. THE NIGHTINGALE FUND. A pulls meting will be hold in Willies. on the 29th, H.B.H. the Doke of Cambridge is the emir, is hi thermos of" the Night's's% Food.' The providasel eammittee forma to nperbitesd the eel ladies of this tribute is as Minn .-11.11.11. the Due of Csaheidge, the Hobe et Debsaiiisei die Duke of Argyll. the Doke of Neweeelk, the Zed' ei Ckedigia, the But el Blieltesbary, *baled of lalsommt, the Vieenat Hardin*, Tigeowit Glided* MP., the Bhh•p of Liacela, the Bishop of Balisbary, the Bishop X Ozilerd, the Bishop of Beth sad Wells, the Dad Pumas% the Lad Cason the Lad Masten* the Right Meaeareble the Speaker, the Mester of the Balls, Chid Boos of the Zzelieguer, the Hight NIL Sir John ?akimbo, Bert., M.P.; the Right Yes. Sem Herbert, X.P. ; the Right Hon. J. Blurt Taft M.P.; the Bight Rea. W. X Gledethae, M.P.; Xis Gnat Btresieski, the Hos. sad Rev. S. G. Othsese, the Ws. Meier H. L. Pone, Sir Willies Resilient*, Bart., ; Sir James Clark, Bart., M.D. ; Biz Moses Meat*- , Sim Bert.; Sir liewael Morton Pato, Bart. ; Goa. Biz Da Ley Break M.P., 8.C.8. ; Col. Sir Themes Treabridp, Bort. ; Si, C. Z. Trevelyea, ; Sir George Blase, Sr Jesse Isenoa Tamest, LGat•Coloeel Jobb, C.B. ; Capt. Pail, R.N. ; Capt. Fishbowls', RN. ; the very Rev. the Dews of Bt. Peers, the my Rev. the Deoa of Hereford, the Rev. the Chsplaia-Geserel, lb. Rev. Cams Dale, the Rev. J. Naming D.D. ; the Hay. W. F. Hoak, D.D. ; the Rev. B. Coleridge, the Rev. Thoweellisaey, the Rev: C. B. Kemeny, Charles teeek, Reg , Y.D. ; H. Blue Joao, Beg., Houma, Rag., P:R C.B ; R. D. Grulager, Reg., FX.0.5. ; C. IL WOoart, Beg., M.P.; Biskra iliseeklea Hanes, Req., M.P.; Maley Follett, leg, M.P.; Preseis Beamed), leg., C. H. Drawbridge, Zak., Thanes Jamey, Bet., Hawks Chadwick, Beg., J. G. Habliud,Big., S. C. Heil, Beg., H. Riegle* /kg., P. Beam Mazwell, Reg., J. G. Kerikell, lap., Arthur Mills, Bag., Charles Hew Mills, Bog.. Robert ItairUasee, Rag. Philip Row, Reg H. Reeve, Reg., Mulls F. Tapper, Reg., &queer Treessabosre, Bog., D. W. Wire, Beg.. Mderessa; George Frederick Yeas., Rog. The Has. Bees. pre, Sam are the Right Has. May Herbert, M.P., sal 5. C. Hall, ma., F.S.A. let Mode - The In. so be Ilegbboolalb lit LW lehatoy—Llemeast Celt Lodwigerielee be mots* eke amid% obese aessbalmoot les ben A onselleg. emeee—lbutipt Siddlememg Zeiss 'Nob iessag. be ladipo—etel en luso Loi rAc l6 . olpeoz. VIA Lleolemell Alessaate /fraigestarte, tom the 10th Feet, to be sr No. slant pelebree. 71101,16101taL MOT SATZJILION. (Web lisemable INN= hewn isso. hes the Mb foot to be = IL by puetebeee. vise IleeeeetahoteemiCebeet lied. trbo aimaeraia. gasa, i• lamp tZijigui r m i l h i at wiladirsy pas Mao ea ohs isabri at las Swam Ousad. IMOD am impuery " =loa Mari =pm vial ataina le she = . etsnaki vlik ea Omni awali len lama Yee Ovala il rAgia awl a d s h e t . /apse la Ow raw. agosaid Abe ami BIM as AZIOLUNT. Ilaa Cain as Dam Naaas—alila s Wilma Mimi% pal" le M masa boliaiaL basil kit Poen, pat, se be Norma anisseat. DiPUTT.LITUTENAIITIL Ccembises signed by Me lard LbmAsyset et Mr Cbsaly Pilaw d Issyszate; Jabs Itarnisy Mem. mad Ambs Illidabelbam Cbsubsis y goa l to Is Deputy LJeulsomma MILITIA. Oemooloimais* boa demi by tho Lcid Lbw. 1 Imo• * lbo elopostloo wootiso: Via UM LW bairn logioest of 1011tla Closeloesoiw Mao EOM to b. Ain itatilopt, reelgool. MI/No. -trip Otoope W. Pintos to • Iso 16 otwo: *y otee moom ; Wolter ltssar* OM.. to bi gpelik:MWow, ar Peaks lloilmot of are Lleolsooot Mr Now to be k Itoe lra onipte* Ilsbfft Mom lan t ~ to= nvo• toomok ole lbw* doommod him Do, Ivy., to be semi *so Ittowtot, Mikaiso 1/1 st Mime Dm* to to osoldootoo WM* Ilailsay Poommo* rata* lyoolo. mu Jobs Meisel *Wpm to be bat liallimmloloo der powiled. argil a bram.** Want of Milltla—Lietiont ken Tab to be ged* *a itur, Mar* Tail Mao o l i lrla—Jobs ham May, pot, to to ta ..Aft R dales la* of Mattlo—Ckmat ottlay Om. It be otollto. dos PeollU llini ponoted. Ise Dew* Illobwo of /11110—der Orlin to be =Igo; Job. Jomiollielo to bo I Mr Tamer Dm to be ototalo, aloe LW" volpod ; Motellllllleep>iaeaeisMWeta..et, vile Doty, pourstal. OM Mon Nolientd Niltio—lotort Treed to Ito mplai* This Reddy. id; Nary Doris* her * be lootamost, *es letTtook posetol. loylmoot of Ms and eater MUlds.—To M Llvolorsto-- Maw Yon ; Brio Timm Thloo Gamey. lb bia Mel *Pam Mostbriek pat ; *Ow Ws Got. r u t pat. To be llotyna—lliebard M lleoll=riffMs.—Joneo KV*** Thoteets, pot., te be 1111 vise Ira" e Parfet Orb*, pal., le olro Imitilllso —Woke Wan GM, 800., to be oso tolos tottrook, Proosio Wens llowoob, pat , to el=Am Wok lloolooot r it=- I.l l=oll, pot, to be ado, AN Da r 4. peseeloa. PUBLIC LLSEARIES AND MUSEUMS. MUTING AT ISLINGTON. Yesterday waft a pablie meeting was held la dis Peiesbial •esest of 6t Kerr. Islington, is Climmiltelesst, puleaimit ter reqsidties to the elisabwar. Ens sod ovsnielsb " La seen to damming abater die set of peelimeassit 18 sad IP Illaseis, est. 70 mask& BAs est fee *.Ma reandsg tbe easblielusent of tree rsblis amiss sad mamas is asaieirel toms, sad lee esteadles it le Ness reversed wader loss) improve mist sets, sad Is puieliee, *bead be alerted in tbst _no dm% woe token try Mr. SNUG), OM of the pasekial Aker a few hatrodestery remarks troy the cesisussa, the Testily *di, Kr. John Layton, reed the names of I. re gehideelsb. CeAtaxam nsd s letter trees Kr. AIL Challis. P., ' sae of the ambers for the heserigh of Fleabag, ia 'Nue essituated, szesee deputised, siag his slims:a i r =t i e the lesdiag to is, to which he attsibated the fallen el the resent W attem pt t. apply the provision of the set lathe City of ade. _ . . Z. H. liaresust sieved the foil/swing reselaties • Itiet pest sled meld mak from the establishment of • Me piles Wary end nemeses in lallegtes. epee to all dense. sad heathy arms that es imitation le maternity with the Pablie Librseise Amite( the 18th sad 19th /Astoria. esp. 70, be forthwith estabilied." Mr. Haim emended the reolsties. Mr. W. Cox moved as emestimeat, deelarleg it to isexpediaat et the pretest time, wheel the people were so griereessfy *pyramid by the betties of masks sensed by me war to lamas. that ramie. by the establialmest of petite libeery in the payish of blisitos. 17111thillely, es a show of bends, the Charms declared the emendmmt to be serried. Camas Comm, MM. proser, la issaalselDß.l7 sal Dm. 17, at 11.. at rnalatiest. Seta. Lakiten end itaskasead. awl Wriaer. Camlerlain at sealg.. Dia. Soma 0110•611. PIMA" =sisal tesenamit drake. Doe: 17 sal Dm DI. at 1. at Dieligladlettriat. Darkat. Caniseadall; it nadir, Icames. dadarbaLammet. Tames 00WW. Llaidnelaaaida maredast. Das. 4 et 1, aad Dat. toot 'l. mt =drat ierPOINS, 111.pbse. Bel. to ;at ass*. lantana TaTl.ll4 sind 'almempsed. Wilder. New. 14 at 1. sad Jail. st 11. at Mega* Omit Outer-lass: elf rag.. lAdisessidinet. CsAiness,ant M. seal Dar. It at 11. mike. II 2411 at ladosastalesat. `l n n= sad Is.aey laalleassleset, datele==. Stataked. lAmiliwilast at mills roma. dem laza. dandeldatseserses. Irneustairmend. sad Oslidealsa emed. ~au assaasiss. Des 4 at 3. awl Das. IS at 1. at Babas bellaime. .Aelbeaso.Clealltpeatet.Clsamerbre; 4111.1•16., eadmaa.o4aaseasassit. dalet 01.101=6 4 11ftr at rear, MR. 17 sag Der. nikt di aid Mew. rum- ISM; if Mt, IA& Albisembary. Timms WAlXllll.lllllionalwar Wglln, Ileared elsessiler, Ilre.ll44tad Des. .o.tat _ _Martllll. Pala, layeatt, ilateratkestar, sad Illabaltan ; et. sot. 4eldimara Ilkudaddem imam Ira Lamy Mamma. Isaadoes,lllei6e. epatbasszy. Ili" nand Des 31 at 11. at Mall Owl. Vida.. Mb* sad Lama • Detett4 ; •11. Ilearatirts Twins, Nevem iiitl4 Dertaideq wine mad watt meralwat. tier. 17 at 11, ad Oat 117 of 1, at Ital. Owl. Ms. lheaila. Newton Seakill. issita I ea aleti, lases& iiianstsa Yiesca, K Mesfadereate. Walaiellwarda. ststicsar. Maw. 17 sad Dee. 10, at I, at Dastagballatiest. Ad, Daebassa, 01411DsLadmetari, Desharliall-speet ; al. eaels., La. Aldarmaa bevy. gnaw! llm.Online. grew. likw. II at 11. sell Jas. it at Newsetalampea.Teae Court. May Tpie ; 6sw. tsaderimad ; mad Ilath ibl i eN baCdlag.. Masa-y-14as ; at Nag. vissawysia. Tlue• 113111•11 t h an. PIMIIIIIIIII4I. Dream, rape maaaheturw. Wl'. IS at If, and Dec 11 et 1 at Itesseaselesaarlyae Mart. ad, Deeper, esaderbol. Durbin ; rag. Deevastataapser T3aa. 1111101•1111? Pr7M0141311. de Ms dares was sot disputed, these vw ae divides sad after eying a vote ol *asks to tie tiaissass, tits nestle' serrated. a. maw, wadlopiirirm:iisi=y. mem simbrower— E. bird, Sitos Old 1110.“11/4 MINIII,III.I6IIIIOIWAIL Clobas. lisaikspor—lL 0111•11•0. Lew risetwir—alko Looks Itsormosi• elsolSt Soodloolmodo Itiosor—L a Doti& Ilisittarostbdst& ssilmnuoto dodir—T. 0 ram limitossidior ostils• =yrs isitisr—ft. am% 1 0511 4111 04 Irdirdok Ourbotesell. Isidro— & Lono, lltsiosaisso. Mottos o ."ll l: l =stroidis IL Law. Di rot, CIMMIIMLIEFO. Islam sidisr—M. Owner. thirs.simoo. llootess, bow rdisitor—W. R. Fryer, Omni. dors, Iftsibam lormos to • oisilior—W. G. Owes. Ontotiolipt toms% wk. ask la tlis Omen! Registry OS% Remeresle itasse—G e Mg* Cresgest. illestiss e trasserge—r. J. Mim i nod& RIGS WATIR AT LONDON BRIDI3I. Ts Dot—lkirdas. 71a. Th. 41m. Teamassw—lideslig. P.M ....Altana , " IX LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVRMRRR 17. OM= PACHA in Ada is again the Oros PACHA of the Danube. In the °einem hia rains wee in a state of suspended animation. Amooiated with —or, to speak more oar:only, placed in subordination to —commanders trained in the military schools of Western Europe, who coald not appreciate the talents of a chief trained in a less regular school, his fatmlties appeared to be paralysed. But they have remand their energy as soon as he has boon thrown upon his owa resources, and that the Russians have already been made to feel. His movements are now prompt, . . vigorous, decisive. Oar information respecting the pump of the Lwoar is extremely defective—neeessa lily so, so derived exclusively from telegraphic mes sages. We are even in doubt as to the day oa which It was taught. The copy of the telegraphic mu age trim Lord STIPATTORD Dt REDCLIVIL for warded from the Foreign-oaks to the Express, says the 6th of November, and so doss the message in the Moisibter t the copy of Lord ISTILMTORD'S message transmitted from the Foreign-ales to the Daly News says the 6th, and so also doss the massage received at the Turkish Embassy in London ; and a messy resulted through oar Hamburg eons sposident says the 7th. No stead= is made of the point at which the Turks crossed the lngoar, and we are left to conjecture, from the statement in the Perinea version of the curative, in which we are told that after the battle OS= PAM continued his marsh to Bubb, that the action took pleas where the road from &inkblot Kash to Betels crows the Ingots. This conclusion derives confirmation from the circumstance that in the intelligence from Abatis which we published on the 10th instant, it is intimated that no resistance on the part of the Russians was expected till the Turkish force should have reached Elughdidi. That town is situated some five miles to the south of the Ingots, on the road trom %ukase Kash to Batas. It would appear, therefore, that the conjecture which we ventured to throw out on the 10th instant—that the Immians would not wait the arrival of Omar Peelle WKS Begbdidi, but would dispute the passage of the Infors—has been verified. By reverting to the pre vious movements of the Buissini, we may be able to form a =ejectors' notion of what are likely to be his operations subsequent to his victory. On the 30th of October Oita PACHA left Boukkum Balch for iihemserrai, to which plus the main body of the force under him command bad preceded him. The 16,000 men with whom he landed in Abatis had at times received reinforcements amounting in all to about 20,000 men, and swelling his army to 36,000. Some Abelian cavalry appear also to have joined his Seeder& At Dori--s few miles beyond Bhesesurrai—the road leaves the coast, and strikes inland, in a south-eastern direction, to Beghdidi and Intel. A Russian Outpost was under stood to be stationed about ten miles from Dori ; and treaty miles further, on the beaks of the Loper, 6,000 Bsniaas were said to have been drawn together. Omia PALMA, it would appear from the' telegraphic mime of Lord &MASTOID nit RlD currz, bad pushed on from Shimmered at the bead of 20,000 mss. On reaching the Ligon?, he found that the Russian force assembled to dispute the pom my bad been lammed to 10,000 acoceding to sae sssosnt, and 16,000 according to another. The basks of the river are steep and difficult, and the Banda* were partly entrenched. In this (evolvable midst din resistance they opposed to the Turks appears to MVO been resolute and vigorous, for whilst they them selves had about 400 men put hors do combat, the lees oa the side of their assailants was upwards of SOO. Ultimately, however, in this Alma on a smaller dale, the Russians were obliged to give way, and OIL= PUMA Mona onwards. According to the statement in the telegraphic messy from Paris, that the Smut= marched upon Kati* it would appear that Tiflis is the point hi threatens. At SION& the road from Bookie= gala branches into Out is. repine the coast, and that is the am he would irave takes had Saes been his destination ; the ether beds through Hated to Tiflis. The choke of this JIM, read by Omit Pacat corroborates the @pinks glib prevailed at Sookkom Beek when he OM esseed his advance—that Tiflis was the point he 11101111 at. It stands to reason that this &WI be so. By thruateaiag Tiflis he will as effec tually relieve hare as if he marched directly upon that town; for the Bunks Osainmander-in-Chiet mut withdraw his troops from the blockade of Imre to dotard his Trans Camden capitaL And g gum PACK& can reach Tiflis Wore the Sin iota troops in Giorgi& and blingrdia are MM. Mesa ter its defend, there appears to be little doubt that it mud fall into his hands. The capture of the Civics,' of Georgia would go far to paralyse the ope mations of the Russians in these regions, for that city is *sir centre of government ; it would give an fedi to the arms of OM= Pacaaa that would ems the mono- Weeds of the Caucuses to flock to hie standard ; and time all hope would be eat off ham the Trans- Cimmian army of Russia of effecting a retreat by lead. The splendid debate of Lam and the gallant forcing of the pumage of the Inoue, moot fail to Wake the Turkish armies is Asia with eoefidence ami self-respect. In the edam the process of Imishing Ruda is going oil, but it is in Asia that the week of Turkish regeneration is begun. CM& Bums Untroax.—A may seat and ap. propriety midterm bee bees meetly adopted by several of the oinks fa UM Customs at Ball, sad there le IMPS to batiste that it win evestaally become penal seams that body of dell servaats, a. its style is greedy admired. It is est =likely that • knowledge et tide *etuasaree say buttes these guides's at other ports who are is (avow of a midterm for the service to make a similar MOV•111111St is this esepeet.— Civil Service Ciesttie. VAC/MCI* APPOINTMENTS, AND PIOMOTIONS IN vas Cm/. Saavtam—Beard of Trade: Mr. J. J. Mayo has boos appointed alehatat to the sosseatsat, the jailor now the mount loteting of the metropolitan oar. tiskddli IstritatlY hold his Met album proprietors at the Cranboarne Hotel, we learn abolished. Mr. Frederick T. Jesalass has bees a a t as k * supp l ameatary d„ k . c ustom with dismay that, though a " French Lon. liter At. IL Dri•P hvis NORM' • dark in don Omnibus Company ' 1 has actually been Me . ezawiser's °Mee la Leaden. Mr. G. S. Inlets has termed or i s b zo n og—though they at. t o pan, bees sppolated • slink la the azaadaer's Cale is Leaden. Mr. Ulm ritegueld has been appolated a sleek of passel ova at an odloe of Paris, where everything, to ass the Waldo Is pmts.. Kt. Gstrfft ffila••••r• bowl aP pluses of one of the speakers at the meeting, looks 'shawl dark ie Me Lodes Dtotio. Jobs In as. i m a m asissys , isms, has s us so he i ss s. very respeatablo w —yet no mosey has as yet been its =mole , at Gomm& N 4 V. *awe IsoSOI foithcoroing, nor, as far as we CIA see, is lately to be ••^m , at elsrmwslor, bee boss rimispi Se as Inadiaa moils' at MOM- Mr . I J. Pretty, imam oda, of SIX ETerithiell. is fee; about tits Iltujeded.Coet. Ins wise at Illeilaet, bee bona proneolal to be lianas piny seems as yet purely notional and sowjestaral— , .ar at Giwaremm Ms. Atom UFOs Ms sflo.?" - it looks very like a mere stock jobbing rase be lak e in aeNei his tag lea ii nee stub to be Wadi* dee. la die Wei itnape Inelea. Mr. J. has lama pro ists—it is, as the lawyers would say, in isobars; or mega bee Ike Assad to dee Stet daunt to the legal re a m , as re fee e n to t o t h e go o of t h e = IlisaMs. Mr. N. 0. 01114 hes bees proateeed LT*. NM le Um atom dui dodo la the Iva so the evening of the leeetiet , we sight he q holed: Ifr. ken Norm hr boss to describe it, in *Atli& Whether the altar(' I llaist dark hi tali ChM " Ea " • ea.* * Mg ' the fog under which we have all been 17:Preadernewet km bora arrogated Dulls maracas wernistaisan. had affected the intellects of those who CAPTAIN DM!, OW TES lIZIULaID.--11•1 under. the poin D es, o n ti t . onneten e n e o nset na me nos i,4 o , artiste el Me ship ldgeemeid lave mewed to Corwin mks, i nt i sertainly =aims as its ..siVeiZir Dorm who sa ted she ship as Its nimbi, deed us. Wilt& eel* w ad i; • =l. sera-lest des . et LON mellowing hazy dm the little inforteadoe they Owosso To' 104-embillle " i_ vonobssied to impart.. This. wee a Leaden agent. hoe about to present oak a sereise Si plods ma • oeutpa• imam addrsm—Liewpsig Birwmp. who be might be they declined la date l they had THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVlaliap, NOVEMBER 17, • bead ibilatunei eertain leaden in 'the Prank Company; ht these names they felt beenaptent Is pnnotines. In feet, the whole thing, in its present stage of development, looks far too like what polite melte all a myth, and more outspoken folk a humbug. We have no faith in the success of monopolies, and if this projected society was intended, as seems probable, to be a monopoly, there is no eases to regret its imminent, if not actual, extinction. But in fair competition we have the greatest possible faith. In the practical matters of everyday lite the people of this snotty oars more about things than names; it is tree we have been long tolerant of Downing-street, we have long neglected to cleanse our river, we still suffer army promotion to go by purchase ; but in the matter of oar omnibuses, if we continue to put up with what is bad, it is bemuse we have not the means of showing our pnfernoe for what is better. Let any improved omnibus company be started, not se a monopoly, but in fair competition with the existing proprietors, and we feel perfectly confident that it would drive the latter out of the field by the simple expedient of giving a better means orcommunication, in return for a smaller out lay of time, temper, and cash. That such a result may speedily be brought about, whether by a Paris company or otherwise, must be the devout wish of all whose avocations lead them to traverse and re-traverse the breadth and length of this enormous metropolis. Etc eourt. .... WINDSOR, Nov. 16. The dinner party yesterday included the Duchess a Kest, Lady *emu Brom, Barmier de Speth, Sir George Casper, and Sir Baldwin Walker. The Bead of the emend Life Guards played daring din see, aid her Mejeety's Private Band afterwards performed is the Castle. _ _ _ Priam Albert, attended by Captain De Plat, went one heating this foreseen. Sir Baldwin Walker, Surveyor of the Navy, left the Castle to -slay. The Dubois sf Heat, attesdad by Lady Augusta Bras sad Sir Gimp Caspar, arrived is Loads, yesterday mora ls' tree her militias', Frogman, sear Wiadsor. Her Royal Ingham left Clarissa Howe, St. Janes% la the shersocas, sad retuned to Frogssore. MOVEMENTS. The Lotd President of the Council, sccompsnied by the Gersten Granville, returned os town yesterday frost visiting the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., and lira. Herbert, et Wilton House, sear The Right Hsu Sir Charlie and Lady Mary Woad ar rived at the right boa. baroaet's °Mehl residua, at the Admiralty, yesterday saoraiug from Wiltshire. The Marquis of Lau:louse has left Leasdoenee House for Bowed-park, Wilts. The noble marquis will be in tout early la the essuiug week. Lord Penman was deteised up to a late hour lest eveaiag at the Wu Deputises; and all the Ukiah were bully sugapd fa Nuking up the despatch begs to the seat of war la the Rau. Visional sad Thanatos' Canning bind the elude u 'stabled at Wilton House, on visit to the Right Hon. Sid ney Herbert, M.P., and Mrs. Herbert, on Wednesday lilt. The noble Thema' yenned to town lad evening. _ _ . The Right Non. B. Tenon Smith Imo left tows for his mat in Northamptonshire. The Berl of amid= left the Forelga•ollee, Ea Dowaistg etreet, lest evades. fee ate Grove, sear Watford, Berta. A Queen'. Foesigh.olloe romeeasee (Mr.lloorr) left by the own vein lout eight for Folheeteas, w roe& for Comm dimple viz Marmillee. bearing deipatehes for hie Becellesey Lord Stratford de Bedell's, frost the Berl of Clervados; for the Gesteral-Comataadiaria• Chief (Sir W. Cortriegtoo) - - at the Crimea, frees the /11;ister of Vim; and for /tear- Admiral Sir lkimand Lyons, from the Lords of the Ad miralty. The Right Ham the Chemins, of the Ilmelmccer, it is said, 'Meade to rentals Is tows until about a week before Christians, wham the Right Bon. Hameln does to limptom hall, Iterefeedshire. Vimoset Palming.m la masted to kam Broadiands, Beata, of Tuesday nimbi kw tows. Lady Pamenton will shoo mate to tows, as the Amble Viscount dose set in tend to Mara to hismaatey net emit Jest befog Christmas. Their Royal Highnesses the Dachas of Cambridge sad the Prisons Mary Issas Csiabeidge Cottage, Kea be s tea dem to Maser the Bad sad Cosatess Hardw;eke with Wit, as Wimpole Hs% Cambridgeshire. Lord llostgeoterie, eldest moo of the Earl of ligliaSsaa, has ealserid the Rival laser ass seder. The Marshiness of Waterford has joioed the circle visiting the Right Has. Bids', Herbert, sad MM. Herbert, at Wilma. The Admiralty hate extended the age for ant adulates el estate lido the Navy from hansom to fifteen pes. Her Majesty's steam-vessel Cando° has proceeded to Marsalllas, to be la reedhaest to embark the newly appointed Governer Gaeta it UM*, the Riyht Roe. Viso:mat Ceasing, sad Lady Ceasing toe Melte sod Ale: swirl*, as routs to the seat at kis gaverasseat. Sir Colic Gm/shall left the Crimea on the 3rd lastest, sad, eemesqeestly, may be 'speed la Loads* by the Best nail. The Right Hon. Charles P. Villiers, M.P., has returned to town Rue visiting the Karl of Radnor at Colsobill.besse, Berkshire; she the Right Hon. liir G. sad Lady Grey. Mr. Monekten Mass, M.P., has returned to his hoses in Brook-Most, treat Viscosat Palaterstee's, Breed lands, Beate. The remains of the late Lord True are to be toned this day (Saturday) at awnsgete. A correspondent writes front Oxford :—" It is renewed le dreier likely m be well informed that there is a probability of tits yostbfsi Prism of Wales beaming a numbs, of this university." dmit.wat•matamfisa.www.-- 3 . nil; milbasho; * NOW : 11 1. # 2 2 m i l t, * 6 - : dmin .- -..-- 1 natherwuw. timM iliA Mg Or D 4 . 1, , ", 'et pashis II plow Amour" Tiumuss. sad Tram. Ts , st i as s =r• W 01 . 7124.60/11.4. ist dtvtirl el la, ltow. 14 ...di fe . W IL IL Meld. t i D dam. Itait. llowed Alwilue— =i ii tl e r s : Das. 7. IL iris;—n..—.W"..4.lßllll/5"P4.114.6". .1.41.81". ir b e e :It 3: 1 Trfito. I.S. C. ' (1.1.41.11 . 1 111.i1M111 1101111 De& S. W. T. Weili.atrook sod Solkol46.ll.lllllldellm isitloglsismie DKr. T. edge WM" Mom estler—Oss. 1. O. -lan. Gnat 111,. .Ps Poublh TO OORILISPONDENTS. tOner — Dm T. C. J. Hatank CITIABLIIIIIT. TITT SAM haTll4lnmsts falsified N. ultio _*teri • Lama= Evedispa" Wilk is. boo ainiis* 14 vf. Tligijh_ PM. Sig Waits 0054 1% Ins l Pe. )0 1 Tee "Mil la To . _ ._........... THE 6211 p REGIMENT AT THE REDAN. War Department, Nov. 16, 18.58. Lord Bauman has received from the Field Hershel Commanding in Chief the following copy of a letter by Major Danbeney, commanding the 82nd Regiment, addressed to Colons CB., com manding the 2nd Brigade of the Sod Division of the Army is the Crimea, and forwarded to Viscount Harding@ by General Sir lames Simpson, G.C.B. Camp, Sebastopol, Oct. 22, 1855. 150.,—1n bringing to thi; settee of Major General Windham, C. 8., the names of the dimes and men of the 620 d Regimens who distiegaisbed showiest,'" at the assault of the Reda& oa the Sib of September last, I emitted to statics the same of Staff Assistant Surgeon O'Callaghan, who is stashed to the 62nd Regiment; his attention to the wounded was set sentsed is men of his own regiment es that day, but was extended to elltoses sad men of all tegimeste who happened to be brought past him; he assompeeled Me regiment as hem the fifth parallel, and volunteered to lama behind afar the regimes' was ordered back to amp, to mast in attending to, and bringieg in, the wounded from the float at dm's. Many *Mars bare spoken la high terms of his conduit sad maniocs in behalf of the wounded se Mat day; sod requesting that his ser vices may he beosght to the soda of the Comiamider.in- Chis L—l have, me. (Signed) J. D.llollls sr, Major sommaisding 62d Regiment. To Colonel Rely, 0. 8.. Clasameadiag Sid Brigade, 2.4 Divieice. The trial of the parties at Berlin mewed of swim fully meetly telegraphie istelligease for suet jobbiag purposes ease to • esesiesica ea the 12th. hack, the Berk, woe esadenasd to three years' ispeisowneat. with loss of weal rights aa a china for Ave years, for !mei,' traasgrowed hie giblet duties; Jolla Reielsealssial s feel haviag halal as 'SW. to ewe years' laspeisseatsat with k m o f maid rights fee two yews $ sad Ukase asidteutteiss I. half tide tern ; Meyer. the beaker, for being se 10•111111. plias is the said set k bribery. is ewe sad a WM yaw iraeriesamit sad those yeses' soda dersededea, There was a considerable advisee yesterday in thu ydee se ell Made of ~.liras at Bnerais. L - ' LATEST PEWS fl*OM ABROAD I PASSAGE OF THE INC OUR. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. We have rewired the foil:milli despateh from the Turkish Minister : it is in substance ideation' with that from Constantinople, published yesterday in our second edition : " From the Minister of Foreign Affairs at the Sublime Porte to the Ottoman Minister in London : " CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 16. " On the Bth of November the troops under the orders of Omer Puha forced the river Amhara, or Onflour, in Georgia, under a terrible fire. The river wu defended by sixteen thousand Russians, and our soldiers were in water to their armpits. "The Sultan's troops attacked the Russian redoubts with the bayonet, and carried them, notwithstanding the desperate defence made by the enemy. "The Russian troops were completely routed, and took to flight.. We have taken five guns, seven powder carts, and forty prisoners. "The Russians have left more than 400 dead on the field of battle, among whom are two superior cabers and a hundred subalterns. Oar loos is sixty-eight dead, and two hundred and twenty wounded." 01101NLL Ls DHaietrs des Affairs Btrassiresds la goblins Ports, as Ministre Ottoman. I Loathes. Nov. 16. Ls 6 Novembre, les troupes sou Omer Puha grant de l'emtjusqu'anz eimellea, !merest eons in fen terrible le pump de la rioter* Alaska's on Onion: en Georgie, defends par seise mine Rana; elites aborderent I is baba netts lee redontes Noun et is. ealeverent malgrd la defense deemperde de l'ennemi. . . Ls; troupes Buses forma lulus dace nue complete demote et prirsnt la faits. Nos troupes lour out *nisei ciaq canons. 'opt canons, at unit quarentsins de prisonniers. Les Rums oat Ishii plus de qustre cents aborts stir le cheap de bataille, psrari lesquels den: Melon supseisars, et use osntains d'odlciers subalterns. Notre parts moats soissate•hnit moots, et deu:•ceut•vtsgt blush. The MonsUur of yesterday says : " The French Ambundor at Constantinople has jest transmitted the following despatch to the Minis ter of Foreign Affairs: " PERA, Nov. 14. " On the 6th Omer Paoha forced the pmeage of the lagoon " , The enemy's army was composed of eight thou sand regular troops, and about twelve thousand Idingraliaa and Georgian militia. " , After a combat of five hours, in which the Rus sians suffered severely, the Turks crossed the Ingour at four points. i " "rhe Generalissimo is marching upon Rutais." The several despatches which follow appeared in tr 'soma edition yesterday : FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 16. Lord Clarendon presents his compliments to the Editor of the Ennui, and begs to enclose him a copy of a telegraphic message received this day from Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe: Copy of a telegraphic despatch from Viscount Stratford de Bedell& to the Karl of Clarendon, dated— "THERAPIA, Nov. 16. " At noon Omer Pacha forded the river logour on the 6th, at the head of 20,000 men, and defeated the Russians, computed at 10,000, including militia, and partly entrenched. The enemy lost about 400 in killed and wounded, 60 prisoners, and 3 pieces of cannon. The Turkish loss was upwards of 300. The British officers did honour to their country." We have received the following by electric tele graph from our Hamburg correspondent, dated Friday morning : " A despatch has just been received here from Constantinople, dated the 15th. " It says that on the 7th inst. the Turks, under Omer niche, entered Georgia. " After crossing the river Anakara, by wading through it up to their armpits, the Turkish army attacked the enemy's redoubts at the point of the bayonet, completely routed the Russian troops, to the number of 18,000, and after a desperate struggle pat them to flight " The Russian loss was 5 cannon, 400 killed, and 40 prisoners. " The Turks had 68 killed sad 220 wounded." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (vaox ova owx PARIS, FRIDAY BUXOM. I went to-day to witness the " bwan-liks lade which the Universal Exhibition is determined to make, " dying in music." The programme was tie same as that announced for the grand ceremonial of yesterday, but this day all the pieces were performed, whereas yesterday there was not time for more than three or four. The orchestra, instead of being buried in a gallery, now occupied the apace in the nave, why was yesterday allotted to the throne and tidi court party. The consequence was that tbe.. effect of the music was much better. 84 those who expected to hear some wonderful crash from the " 1,260 performers," fond their nerves much relieved, although their curiosity aged be disappointed. The vast space absorbed the son 4 and the " noise " was less than at an ordinary go t on a grand night. The opening cantata was folly or poor as pieces de eireonstawee generally ars. Bottles execution of Haydn's symphony, Rossini's " Prayer of Moses,' with the 30 harps, and the " Chant di h Moire" of Handel, (for so the air which we as " See the Conquering Hero comes" is dadp nated) deservedly won golden opinions Th.: , building was not nearly full, and great compid a t o were made of the high price, the admission bias 3fr., besides 6fr. for a good reset red seat. The stab, after all, were not reserved, and people who had raid L their 61r. were much disgusted at being told that the' numbers were all in contusion, and they must dad seats where they could. The cold was intense. At the Bourse the Rents opened heavily, in sym. pithy with a decline in Console, but at half-past twe o'clock there wee a sudden reaction, and a good dad of business was done in several aLcurities. The Rents ultimately rose 10c., closing at 64fr. 60c. Credit Mobilier rose 71r. 60c. Railways, though they wles considerably better, did not whoily recover the fa/1 of the morning, and left off from 2fr. SOc. to 6 fr.lowse than yesterday. Austrian fell 8:r. 25c. According to the new hi-monthly tariff, just pub. lisped, there is a considerable fall in the average price of meat, the difference for the fortnight being Itsa for beef, lea for mutton, and 24c. for veal. MI fall, however, does not extend to all the "categorise of meat created by the new law. In the first ate. gory there is but a fall of la, and there is a ries of 4c. in the second category, and of 5a in the third. The change does not indicate any material digs,. once in the value of meat in the cattle market, bet at principally the result of the creation by gown. ment of a fourth category, in order to meet the numerous complaints made of the operation et dal tax as at Bret constituted. An attempt has Wl' made to place in a separate category, at a low pow those morsels which the butchers complained WI On public would not take at the former tans, MI trade is allowed town certain choice bits (balm tas filet, which was from the first exempted hest the tax) at what price they please. I do not, however, believe that with all these amendments it b. found possible to work the principle of tazatiort any length of time. I learn by a private letter from Madrid that a Credit Mobilise Company, formed in opposition le the one projected by M. Milhaud, is actively st work, and expects to obtain the concession. Amos' the directors of this company are the Dake hien, M. de Osma, Peruvian Ambassador, end Eta ther-in-law to General Zavals, the MiMiv Sr Foreign Affairs, and Count d'Alton She% d formerly a peer of France. The Finial" Waldo laid on the table of the Cortds a provident dimwit for the authorisation of this scheme as IN* lit To distinguish itself from its rival, the Credit We Society, this company takes the title of "Seelet Company of Spanish Credit." THE AUSTRIAN CONCORDAT WITH ROIL The publication in the Vienna Gautte of Tor* last of the concordat concluded between Austria all the Holy See, is accompanied by the following la. penal ordonnance : We, Francis Joseph, &e., _ . Frons the time when, by the will of the Most High, is immtded the throne of our ancestors, our efforts have how eantly tended to the renewal and coneolidation of drawl bane of modal order and the happiness of our sablests. Iffe have especially considered it as a sacred duty to being al eelatfons between the State and Catholic chembiate mousy with the law of God and the well understood 'MEM of our empire. It is for this object that, after onsultiog the billags-d these provinces, we issued fora considerable paths if as' empire the decrees of April 18 and April 23, 131110 Edi responded to so many of the pressing minimums gib religions order. To complete this work, +A la IdaidliPa` we pot ourselves in eontamuication with the Rely liskstir on August 18 of the precut year we coattail s delaNe convention with the Head of the Church. In bringing this fact to the knowledge of ear relldiddl • Ministers and our Council of the Empire, we swam; 1. We shall make the necessary arrangement* for piddle in harmony with the Article 8, the control of the Casings instruction in the provinces where this agreemect doe set eclat. Until then the existing arrangements will @OSd to be in force. 2. It is oar will that the Episcopal tribunals in tlts of avenges, be established and brought into adios • promptly as possible is thole provinces in which they ds not at present islet. At those places the neatens! mad* cations In the civil law of marriages will be published; did prompt civil law remaining in vigour up M that time. S. With regard to the rest, the stipulation. sandalled M . us with the Holy See will come into force tiareaglimiefft. empire from the day of the publication o f the Oa decree. Vienna, Nov. 6,1865. A CAMP OF THE ALLIES ON THE DANUBE. The Express has aired) , stated, on the authority of the official jouraals of Vienna, that the Allies intend establishing a camp at Bilistria. In the Lloyd de Peels we find the following : IL de Bourgeonq hes armed y had several oonferenees with Coast Boot on the subject of the easpeign which the Allies appear to have determined to open on the Danube. The plan of operations is not yet definitively agreed spoil. M. de Bourqueney, it is said. has bad for his mission is arrange with the Cabinet of Vienna the questions pertaining I to the position of Austria is her eltaruter of military pro tectorate of the Danubian Principalities. Preparations are being cads at this moment upon a - peat scale to provide that at the opening of the campaign the troops shall find all that is necessary fur an energetic prosecution of the war. In the fortresses of Safaris and Roustaltmak there an already provisions for 100,000 men, and enormous convoys of all kinds of grail are ooastantly arriving, and great quan tities still have been ordered of the contractors. I have seen on. of these contracts, in which one man engages to deliver 300 bead of cattle, and 160 leads of wood, at Bilistrie, by the 20th of Jsoosry. It is the Turkish Military Adminia trollop which treats with the costractem, who obtain vary advantageous termP. Five of the French divisions, sad a corps of the Aeglo-Turkish army, will take up position en the Danube. RUSSIA. BERLIN, THURSDAY. The /ass lids Russe of Nov. 9 announces that the Emperor Alexander has removed Prince Mentchikoff from the post of chief of head-quarters and of the Imperial convoys, and has appointed General Count /Withers 11. in his place. Priam Meatchikoff is to be attached to his Majesty's person. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 5. An the cavalry contingent that remained here has Ibsen inddenly sedated to Kam. Twelve hundred of the Angtoaerman Legion have arrived. A great many English bank-notes are in 1 eirenlatica here. THE PRUSSIAN PATRIOT, M. VINCE,. The well-known member of the Prussian Mode* M. de Vineke—o staunch advocate for a Promised.. with the Western Powers against Russia--elested lawn of Hagen, has not accepted his nomination. III": lowing implanatious are given by the Post Amp, 001/4_,_. that step:—" A short time after the election the passed through Hagen, where he met a very warm reek' titre. Re said on that occasion, ' This reception glow the greatest pleasure, providing as it does from a tows whkh has elected as deputy to the Chamber ass of . easusire.' These words determiued M. de Viseke remil6 A NEW RUSSIAN TELEGRAPH. The telegraph is now at work between Nieolsief and Simpheropol. This telegraphic hoe concede WO content Bt. Petersburg with Finland, Warsiw, and ell the west on one side, and with the heart c f the Crimes on OW other. M. Booncompapi, who his been elected Preside° of the Piedmentese Chamber of Deputtm, filled the sle° functions last year. He is a member of the Lift Cistm eat was the candidate of the majway who sapped e° Walston. Songs of the continental journals connect the of Gemini Caarobert to Stockholm wit h some oleo matrineseial project permiaing ts Prise* Noshes wol • &lighter of the Mug ef Swedes. The Paris goots. b i r ever, wins display sack aeziety to procure an alliasel 11* the Priam, ere deducing inferences from t h e visit Duke et Cambridge to the Imperial Court. A Stockholm correspondent of the Indepasidg e. Billgs says that the date of Goa. Canrobereo departsre frees that city has not yet been ezed. " Boehm ealow much frees the Baltic, to welch he greatly probes ihe Black See, talanutiated by the Russians, the Ousts' or' foe purposes of their own—he will is all probability 1111$ to Frames by land, stopping oit the way at CoptalwilL" OPENING O • (ssox The Perlis in person. A pointed-10 o' an a rcengemen careful of their the fashionable and languid . • an opportunity everyday ocen clouy, the rai seen at the bott were quite eb Guard turned o King crossed t though all kne coming. The ceremo. nate, situated i centre of the . Paine° Mado very lofty. T Mee in high reliefs. A eon the general pu for the diplom occasion quite covered the fi. • About ten in and his suite a said, with grea looked as well manners denot his constitutio actions tell, is fi meets which He makes it a constitutional t would be for throne. We . and, indeed, does not quit. tion. He eon what lowered he accepts real gran—heliev duty, or exp• his feelings to good, at least a man we kn. will certainly he does not e • tempt (unless to pat to pr attributed to All the spe the appesran • lug very heart one requested of the speech and only gay: relating to t of the army. pause, but th heartily. Th loan, which, seemed to chi hesitation, bra these who c . expenses, an • ably hearty. a people not the annono • promise of was well in the news Tate circles, t declination of financial me den on the .. able, and wit • say, the arist complain for shoulders eh. them have e bursa. Yet taxed than, f to the discon Lien. It we of reform at The whole King to t session was than ten and the they could. election of t bee of Depu votes of th Senate is ch. promise to with the tw. Fives pantie Even the ex eyes" that es be "the ne his great ko perience of matter to die however, as targeting ill government perunent during so exhibited . Piedmont - the majorit matters t f snout, when on an beroi. exist a vast any given determine. an educator, knowledge . Some litt circles here diets and i to the Impe will there h however ap years of rev one know noel is to think of be made mil mixed form to give that which is n I think his eircumstao on internal directed be say, that h opinion of t of any allus into two kin end the of family. 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