The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-26 00:00:00

CH APP U 1 S' P ATENTL— Gas awl DAUM= unscross slimy poriblsercesess. ram ell priss. Is gonads* at Air Meat's% Weinersaa. le, 1111144 4 / 1 04, Illiestastory,l o . ft. 1417+20. vibe ex,xeoo• TO CORM athweleseale lairdsd tor “Tir nor, 10- Mani Iv FiLi'm edoggepw. kb7ft• Ale* t o the 1100 RAT=A DAT Trassaow—liersing. ii . 1i i: . LONDON, MONDAY, NOVIMIBB W. Lard Mayor. He bay to be sleeted by the abeialms obis the marks have to chows co the 12th of Da- amber, and the whole circle won gospeler; none of they will have to perform pew anisabers for Board is to be renewed aim eonunitted on the redeemable foe three Bemis. With lizard to the war. the deolaration of the Dew CBANCULLOS or the Duchy ef Lawcas- Tut, in his address to his constituents at Ueda, le bulk. straighdlaward; aml mtisfactery. Bot sport from the considesatisa of this gelation of the day, the seceseleit of Mr. Bantu to her Matiert's Osen oils will be a gain. Thera is a solid. saceteetatleas sagacity shoat the mem that is iarinable in the triUsastisst 'el, 'important beefiest. Ai the departmental dada, of his new aloe are not very Ganes% we tout that the CHANCILLOZ of the Dually may be able to demote a good deal of his time to the important task of snaking oar Acts of Parliament a little more accurate in their language sad ezrangement—mme istelligibio sod workable. Of the appointment of Mr. LAWMEN"' we expreosed our opinion on a previous oecosicet. We do not pretend to see what is to be Owl by pitchforking , Lord EITApLICT 'OP ALDIRLIT into the Cabinet. Aid e• to the Duke of AZOTIL, we are diaposed to ',eta in the rather madame resseak of the affipmiafer, that his Onto, doss not appear to Its a pent= of seek magnitude as to require to be booked far two pliers. But how is the business of the country to be carried as, since Mr. Fszeitucx PauL—irate at the disregard of his red-taps seromplialunente—hos re signed ? • -. Tao boot of Loit soros% meat riditior his Cabinet ii.tba Bilitt Hos. Mars= Tamar i • • Ma lint boasts, min the new s Metrepille Lisa liesigenint Abt," test of WM, the dillermil • perishes into made, and the comma beldam, that 4( bleetiegwestrymen indigo diarist wards,kaviog bicia very smoseskilly managed, the third sad prohibit the area importast , beainese te be trameled sttise tkedsoetandintext iesitatioa. Oaths litheiDessem bur--a time se world hand as Is make it inembeitt : on the vestrymen to 'bethink this of the duty will lime to perform —this Colima of 'the , City and the vestrymen of the dilheest perishes snd dietricts, mast precool lo shot the members of the Metropolitan Board d • Works. Oa theaesetisition of this Board it is set tlss much sissy that the wading of the Act for good • "Au evil will mainly &peed, and the attestios of alliestrymen amid their osestituents—to whom they asompossible, mid who might to watob themidosely— 'Apo)* be tooeson nor tee eentiestrody !Mil so this , digertantdoty. Owe get a good Board of Works, erith an Ardent chairman, vigorous, aishme. roar isess, pelf-restrained, resolute, skilful, a muter of principles, &judge of details, &thistles to all hie duties, med 'inflamed only by the interests placid under guardianship, and the Let may wick admirably. Sat send to this" great Beard " men already drilled Imall the jobbing •of this jabbing metropolis, give it fur • chairman aa active, fumy, soriosited, eioSseeker, homing with a sense of hie own ispeel• ONO and the wane sf hie own thirties, and thadit •mill certainly disappoint the public, if it de an assent* more jobbing, agars quarrels, more ode timongeminit thus hose hitherto disgraced the soemal %bank of the Metropolis, and impeded all hannoalsis Miss and combined improvement. The vestrymea, aware of the duty they vnll have to perfoss on the 12th, have no doubt made thermostats acquainted with the provisions of the Act, and have already begun to look out for the men best qualified to be members of the Board; sad its soeetitntion and dirties are now to be adverted to leas for their informatim than for that of the public at large. The Board is to consist of 33 elected members, with a chairmen in addition—for it is greenly provided that should one of the Board be sleeted games baseball be as ofisio a member, and another permit is to be elected a member in Lis place. We mem* that the nierabers of the Board are to be charm from the membere of the vestries, bat we are net sure that they bay act be elected from the public at large. Of the members of the Board, 3 are to he sleeted by the COIIIIIOI Council t 13 by the six pe rigee of Marylebone, St. Paeans, Lambeth, St. George's, Hanover-square, Islington, and Shore aitch (two by each.pariab); sista= by the parishes of Paddington, St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, St. Mary, Newington, Camberwell, Bt. James, Westminster, St. Imam and St. John, Clerkenwell, ea cue Pena. Chelsea, Kensington, St. Luke, Middlesex, Bt. Garr the Martyr, Southwark, Bormoedesy, St. George in the East, St. Martin in the Fields, hamlet et Mile-mad, Woolwich, and St. Joh°, Hempstead (me for each parish); one by the parishes of Plurnsteed and Lewi sham; and one by the parishes of Rotharbiths, St. Sohn, Horeelydown, St. (Have and St. Thome, Southwark, united for this purpose. The arm• . - . ben are to elect a chairman, who may o may not be one of themselves, mad who is to have a salary of not leas than 1,6001. aor more than 2,0001. a year. Thus at ono* the am bees of the Board will have a valuable place to bestow sad a great calm to elect; and this vale able place may be vacated, and this great officer removed—a proper check on him—by a vote of two thirds of the members of the Board, " minveued toe considering the question of such removaL" The members as s Board may. and are required to, sp point, for the purposes of the Act, all kinds of pikers and servants they may deem neesseary, sad Say allow them such salaries as they may think M. To defray all the expenses incurred by the Board, the members may amen such time cm the different parts of the metro polis as in their judgment ought to be assessed cm them. The Board will have, therefore. an %- definite power of taxation, subject to so other re. ',Mint apparently than the liability of the members et the Board—who will receive so enrolment—to bear their share in common with their sonstitesate of all the rspenditure. The duties of the Board el Works will bees great as its powers. All the soaks sewers of the whole metropolitan distrists are pissed under its directioa. It must provide for their effilisesy. It :gay, too, if it think lit, take any or all of the keel sewers connected with the main sewers sow nadir the control of parishes into its own kends, and may do all that is neesseuy— even to compelling individuals to make &skimp— ier the efficient and complete sewerage of the whole metropolis, subject only to the condition of submit flog its plane to the Commimicasm of Public Works. •Is is a body corporate with a common .sal sad per petual eneesesioo, taking, holding, buying, sad selling lied for the purposes of the Act. It may direst a lesion between vestries or the separation of parts of Parishes, and may require them to appoint or remove odious ; it is to regulate the naming of streets and the numbering of houses, and to keep buildings from Projecting into the public thoroughfare ; it may widen streets, roads, and public ways, with the ap probation of the Commissioners of Pablie Works if the expense exceed 60,0001.; bat if it tweed 100,0001. the approbation of Parliament must be obtained. For any one improvement below these .ems its power psems absolute. In truth, the Metropolitan Board of 11Yorks will hereafter be the great instrument for danaging in common all the benisons that cassavas the several parishes of the metropolis. The vestries Heads', Pam and subordinate matters, probably onkel all, ...isoostiented. though removable hold his ease through the 6111 at 'co roam biro basinissof bis be aldose et de it is of the utmost should shapes the 'll is seeffiti mob I ike the For 6 0 1 0 1 + ligh owl", r - . -- THE TIMM MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1855. gpt Coats. r at lot 4 . Lori Waterpeek, Ilejee-beeer el the ilea. (illative Grey,aad Oartaia Da Plat. 6140•4 eritk the Daelteee qtAiekat Weersteee. - Noy. 26. The Qum ea/ Trios/Oho Primes( Wales, the Primness Boyd, reins Alfred, sod the Pdseen Alleo, t►e Wks sad gsatlenss et the soon. sad lindiesnie innehold, Mended &Mae envies this arnalari la the Wiens Chapel 0141111 Coda. The Doke of Csabritlige was else at the envies. TM Rs& sod Von Rev. the Den of Window elleials& Lad Brea, Lord is Welting to the Qum, bee ant lair lard Ise lbw* Ss seespliseat • the ling of &ann. sod to sake aressanseals fee his X *Wee visit to Winner Cade, when the Lag is expiated to win a Friday MOM Meetings if the Wert 17a1viesity Coma Min were hahl at No 17, Great Qesavatrest, Westrafeeter, is Tseeday, Wadarday, Theraday, sat Friday iest. The Oreastie. steam mean were the Earl if Earrewby,the Bialtep el /Epee, the Bra. Edward Trishaw, She Dna at Wells, read Sir Jobs R. Awdry, with, the learetariaa. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE CRIMEA. The "Holster of War has recosiveVtit following' report Ran Marshal PeUssier, giving an:, soca* of a eneesesfe liyipsiressio manta on %he 3rd of Noarairsity the expeditionary corps a Enpatorla : " General d'Allonville having been informed that there were at Illquels, sight leagues to the north of &petals, sonorous droves of cattle intended for the ripply at this' moo! 'limy, attempted, in order to get possession of them, a coupds.nsain, which was perfectly ensoseefol. this porposphe directed on El-Toch General All Paola. the 404,604 3 4 of the Ottoman revelry, with the irregulars and some Turkish squadrons, as well es two Freda and two English squadrons. "At the mate time he left the town with the re mainder of the Fiona and English troops to support the operation t the brigade of English aviary marched on Djollash, and that of the French cavalry on Tina men ; the division of General de Failly, forming the reserve, took op a position between Ortailamai and "During this time, General Ali Pasha advanced towards 111-Toeh, media; only a few Cossacks who Red at his approach, although supported by a force demist squadrons. " At five o'clock in the evening Ali Pasha Informed General d'Allenville that his operation had succeeded, and at 9 rale* he returned to Itepatoria, bringing with his 970 coup, 3,460 sheep, 60 horses, HI camels, and VD vehicles taken from the Russians.* 81111DAIN The Cairo her errived, bringing demi frosi,Coo staatinople to the 16th Last. She brings advice. from the Crimea to the Caradoe has arrived. The corvette Albatross, with Imperial Ourda on board, has also arrived from the Crimea. _ _ The Flamm hail started for Toulon with 1,000 of the Imperial Guard. The whole squadron of Admiral Bruat wee to fol low on the 18th. It will all, it is said. at lamming. , Admiral Lyme is to spend a part of the winter M Malta. M. Thouventd, the French Ambeemder, had given afete to Admiral Brnat at the Embassy at Therapia ; and Mehemet All alio/aid the Admiral on board of the Mabsoedie. In the late bents en the Ligon; the Turks had 28,000 men, and the Russians . 16,000, but the latter had entrenched themselves strongly. The Russians lost 800 men and See cannon out of even which they had. The sorveyanee by the spots of the Western Powers of the mode of expenditure of the Turkish loan is still resisted by the Porte ; but the °oasis saris. of the Allies persist in executing their minion. The town of Sebastopol will not be °peopled. The engineers will complete ita destruction. The prepa rations for blowing up the arsenals, desks, and other immense oonstruetkms, en risarly finished. It was asmirtsd at liiiistantinoite that the army of General ldeurevieff had sesrossed the Arpateltai. this news prove true, the ay of Bars most be raised, and the Rambla teem havaiimotomd the ArPvtabsi into Georgia, en their mad Is Cleamri sod Tiflis.] St PETERSBURG. FiLIDAT. The three grand dukes, Constantine, Nicholas, and Michael, have returned to the capital. The last two will set out for the army towards the and of De. amber. DISCONTENT IN RUSSIA. We find the following in yesterday's McNamee: FitANIFoRT, Nov. 20. The letters received here by Bualaa or Polish families from the Warier of Basis ell agree is affinniag the existence la Poland sod &mai& of a profound discontent, provoked by the war, sad the audio's =Weiss which it has mused throughout the length and breadth of the empire. The militia were amerabled wader the primates that they should not quit , their provisoes; nevertheless, they are mot sway far from their firesides, mad seserdingly they sprier resolved to snap themselves for the extra fatigue and privation im posed upon them, by committlag all sects of disorders is the various pleas through which they pass: The iosarreetional movement" which have taken pleas apes 'may pelota of the Ukraine, are of a more serious ohs rooter than has bass geom.*, supposed. It has bees found necessary to despatsh artillery ad troops wises the mal eosteats. --- TheGasetio do Icersisberg, of the 17th, =tales a letter in which it is said : The recruiting for the Roden army insets with great difficulties, the peciller maladies dike sassier having car ried aunty gating people and enfeebled others ; and several having either taken refuge in Pruett or eastwaled them selves in the interior. _ _ The peoprlston sad authorities of OM sides, who are caw polled to supply recruits, take mob trouble to discover the bldiag pleas of the yomg am who have disappeared. The as. enrolled are nut off as speedily as possible to the plasm of muter, la order to avoid mew dose/time. GENERAL CANROBERT. HAIILINJEO, Nov. U. General Ciutrobert left Stockholm for Copenhagen on the 20th. One of the King's adjutants. Count Siornadens, accompanied his to the frontier. At Gottenherg they are preparing a brilliant reception for the pnereL The Monitor.. of yesterday has the followieg : " COPKNIIAGEN, Nov. IS. "The approaching arrival of Gomel Canrobsrt excites an intense interest in the publio mind. The reeeption which will be given by the Court and the population to the, Emperor Napoleon's envoy, will be distinguished. it vaunt be doubted, by the greatest cordiality. The King of Denmark is at this mo ment at the chateau of Jagerepriies, when he is to pass the week in bunting. His Majesty, it is said, will quit this resident* on the 24th, the day on which General Cenrobert, according to the last amounts, will arrive at Copenhagen." A telegraphic despatch was received in Paris yesterday, announeing the arrival on Saturday, at Copenhagen, of General denrobert, on board an English steamer. Es was received on his landing by the king's aide-de•cantp, and en his pow through the city 'net with the wet cordial reeeption from the population. PIEDMONT. The Minister of War at Turin, in order to favour eminent@ in the Anglo-Italian Legion, has decided that Aare of the Sardinian ugly now in the receipt of pensions who enter that eorpa, shall net lose either their pension or the rank which they had attained. ' The Goverment el tbs UMtsd States of Asada 14s lately ghee easitirable codas to • Moulds Deese for Meyer" seat 'ram of bellet.poiel sad wham Nailas,7-Ths Pitimmisse G.U.m publishes a seam, leamag the rub& that wingers Is the realms that ply sisee Na wester. oast of bely are sot allowed es lead at Illeyiesibeitag the sheet stay et the esseasess la that iperk mhos side lemmas heseZe=atsested by the. igeWlohlthlei k las pet of • will have to look aftee the lighting, cleaning the streets, and sone 'abaft bat the Board of Wake will peobabl, and therefore it cannot be too sinfully The Manua of the Board, they by two-thirds of the acusbees, will he during good behaviour. To go through renseviag his would be damn. To freqeently would derange the whole peat Ales. His appoiatinent will be °lent, permanent, ow fee life ; and it le ineportauca that the ensobses shoal fight Imo fee Abolish photo Ba will I; *sell the powers of the tepid Beard. fret of the Seine, he will be the ling e pulls; he will in subsootial power by • circle of the dudes of the ',dry- WINDSOR, Nov. St. elleat os the • in ~,„ fsly r the or IT S7rei6 R•7lW.loNtsa dby ti' y, , la the ne: s t, g nat The m • ee g eit4 t lllltenwiii, es • visit teller Wag. Is the *ming the Cleves ea& Nile% with the Primus rem- wwwnetrrantirlTß_ end the Deka el Canteidge,ateradad 4.1.84 Mar THE CABINET MINISTERS. Th. Right Hon. M. T. Baines, the new Chases Her of the booby of Lancaster, has boned the leneising address to the electors of the berm* of Lai " Geo tlmien,—Having thed the dies el Chan mike of the Duchy of Lam, the seat which, by your favour. I have held se mesh* for Leeds becomes vacant, and a Dew elegise must take place on the meeting of Parliament. 1 trout that you will then permit me again to offer myself au a candidate for the high hoaour of representing you in the House of Commas. Upon all the leading questions of dooms tie policy, I believe my sentiments are fully known to you ; they are the same which I stated when you Int elected 'me, and to which I have away, ea deavoored to give effect by my votes. With regard to that great question which at present meapies the lablic mind, I think it my duty to say that while I ment, as much se any man, the neeemity tor war, I am convinced that the wise in which we are now en vwci was absolutely forced upoe as by the unprin cipled and aggressive policy of Ramie. I am also convinced that, situated se we are, it most be prose cuted with decision and energy until we can obtain— and for the parpose of obtaining—that honourable and secure peace which the country is on every account entitled to expect. " I have the honour to be, gentlemen, your vary faithful and grateful servant, " M. T. 86111111. " 13 , Qbeen-splire, Westminster, Nov. - 24, 1853." The Merger states that besides Mr. Baines, Laid Stanley of /Worley I. to have a seat fa the rabbet, still reassialag Presideat el the !lewd of Trade. Lord Stu ley was Under Seeratary of State for the Colonies in the admlaletratleir of Bari Grey Irma Mush, 1838 ) to July, 1834, sad trader Secretary for the Bow Depart meat free July to Nor., 1834, seder Lord Mel bastes; he was Secretary of the Treasury from April, 1836. le hue, 1841 ; Poymeeter General of the Pews hoar Jane to September, 1841, she seder Lord Mel bourse; Bader Seerettry for Twigs Affairs from July, 1844, to February, 1882. safer Lord John Bawl' ; Vie► Presideat of the Board of Trade and Paymaster of the Foress for n few weeks la February, 1862, sad reappolated l to the lint-named united Aces in January, 1858. THE NEWSPAPER PRESS IN PARIS. We bays received a letter, of which a translation fa hero subjoined : Clairosey. Nov. 22. Is the editor aware that M. Alexandre Dumas has had a praueaation instituted net him, in the courts Paris, for having published the faliowing sentence in La 3fousgwataore t— m M body is at Paris, but my heart is at Brunel, sad at Jeremy.* For writing these words, M. Alexandre Damn was cited to appear before the Imperial Procurator an the 19th of November. Announcing this fact to his friends at Brussels, M. Dames says, in a letter now before ms • pis sadoestand, say dam friend P s A prossontion for as expression of sympathy for ! I " I can only repast the Orem whisk is dossed misdeal : lly body i, at Paris, bet say bort is at Smooth sad Jeney: • Now I istrodeos a slight varlatisa : " Bad—' Cloorumoy.' " Ever yours, " Paris, Nor. 19." ALELANDU Dumas. The liforaid el this usorsing says-- , " It is Ili asewtd that tie Cabinet of Bt. Petersburg hes outwitted were do of wow to the Woods Goverosest; that the.. propowts haw met with the satire appumil of the Maw, roe, aM that a essonwisatits to that offset has boss wade' to her Majesty's devessaseat. Re believe that Me report will be tem& to be esbetsatielly 'Meet. sod that the Cabinet will be Immediately espied Is the easeiderattee of tie %awe which Rama proposes a sawatiaa et boo. WNW° Tux GovnicosA3minui Os IL.—Viicoont Coulee, tbe aewly-appeisted Governor °metal af rill tone Leaks today for Perim 411 reefs to Mateelllee, seeeetpealed by Lady Cassis& His Beeellesny sad mite will alibi/2k ea board hos Melettre steams Comb* at MAISIOUNIII OS lb. let fop Al l ssaisis, sod is is ezpeeted rill sewed the Marquise: Dalhousie es Gerreesee- Oeaeral eerty is Joinery. • APPOIIIIIIIIM—Mr. C. Dacia Berea r of the Waters Cues% a appetated Remise et Pessasee, Is the ram et R. P. Ostler, lei., M.P., teebised l Mr. J. W Benedetto, of the Wenllfli Clash, Is spectated Remade, et Dattalosth, is the gees of Mr. C. D. Bowes. The /Mew iag appetstsieste have bees wade is the del deparisestot the Admiralty, et Seeeereet•lesse g—Ms. Matthew Paris Is appelated WM-glass dark Ia the Directs, esseral's depart seat. Mr. Wm. T. Bassett to be easoad-dese desk is the an& depailisest. Mr. W. Names Crampton Is be &Mid sloe Mark is the Asssustest Gassier. aspednest. Mr. F. W. Isseell to be third due ale* be Me C4siplasner el Vistas Moire dopertsseat.-06sereer. LrnaARY Beams, or Tlili GA UT Wsmax RAYLWAC—AWMWed W the Great Winters Haibray Qua pony are two eleslitst sesiedes, the Literary Institute sad the lbeltanise Institute. They have ewe been sets Wished sone eseidAssuble doe, end there is every reuses to believe that 1111.11 iostreaties hes been derived through their legatees. A gowns el beams ow Idolatry is beteg gives by Mr. Arthur B. Tboespeow to the nionbers el the Meehenite Waits% whisk thus psalms& bus tussle se popular se to being histories' knowledp within the reap el every under standing. His list leiter% imbruing the history el Arrylli, wee delivered so Wedoesday sormini, is the elms roan It the institatiee, end the *vides& gigunden paid to Ids bisii researbe ups. this &Mush ihrbh pones the isissesslbessassliwsisks is $ &dot. A togas Inn View* is the *Apo Ossistk issys tisolissa &y am Ises 1 h as e. Is apps sow miasmas km the Issbasy, ss the hese of elis preasst bedd disiing Ms sqpinse. Bs is 'spools& is miss is Timms is these wises oaks" _~ .~_ __ THE ZING 01P SARDINIA. Ths arnapassats for the King of Sardinia's visit 'elegised are now ielaitively settled. His Majesty, easseaaposied by Coast flavour, Presileet of the Conseil; the Chevalier Ilaiebee WAD** Aide-de- Camp of the Klan lid ex-Mixister ; the Duke Peogea, Profile of the Palms ; Bares Nigro, eaperiateadeot of the Kisee Rsosehold; Mojer-Deseral Cease Moreno della Rowe, Pint Aide-ie•Caxtp of the KW; Major-Gesterel Marquis d'Allagroica, "judo-Camp of the King; Meier- Cheers! the Chevalier Ca:dories, Aidede•Caap of the Rig; Cent Nei% Colossi of Cavalry; the Chevalier Peace, Captola of the Navy, Caliseadoe of the Pert if Genoa ; Covet is Rofilleat, Coptabs of Artillery, Oiler of Ortliamee of the Ring ; Coact Valperga Barone, Meer of Mimeos of the Ling ; mad Professor Riberi, First Phyaielea of the hag, wad leave Paris ea the 29th, arrive to Leadsmen the 110th dila math, sod from *ease mooed is Whither. • 11 This is rather earlier duo INN reseray expected, it heist previously rimmed that the royal visitor would arrive ca the DA or kel et Deember. The Petri, says that the following incident oc curred at the dimmer lONS to the Lisa of &Mak et Lyons : "His Majesty bad ulnas his eight Cardinal .do Somali, emd apes his lea Marshal Castellano. Towards the mad et the repast kb Maisety Weiss towards the Oartinel, asked is a toms et estrum kiseems, after the health of Arebbialesp Freepost (the sidled Arelthilltep et Tarim), Cardinal de Boma bark* replied Hat the *Haute et Lyems was set naboeurable to the illsetriou prelate, added further, ' I shell met tag to Wean Arehhithep Premise et your Sjesty's weeks. He will be prehemdly teethed by this poet et the lateral will& yam are ee good as to take is " On alighting from the railway carriage at Lyons. the Kies of hardiaia woe addressed by *umbel Castellano is the faUewiag terms :—" eire,—" TM Emperor, my memo, is happy te realm year Majesty is his mhos. The stay of Lyme is road le be Mowed by t military Bear reign whose valour epos the field of battle is proverbial. The Plasm:mass soldiers to the Crime have shows than• selves worthy of Moir Liag, sad the Fres& soldiers Melee to see them fightiag at their Nide." Thu Patrio states that a grand reviser of the Imperial Guard sow I. Paris sad some Creeps of the Hite of the divisloas of the army of the Rest, will take plass is the Champs de More to-morrow, is homer of the Ma, et &r -aids. Oa Wednesday a grand Mt* is to be gives to the Xing at the Hotel de Ville. The SIM jeered 'Mimeos that it is set aalitoly that Os Lag will pass Omagh Paris ea his Mara from Landes. DEATH OF MR. WILLIAM LAW. It is with deep regret that we nowt the death of Mr. Alderman WUllsza Lawrence, who repreented the ward of Bread•stnet is the Court of Aldermen. The wor thy Ablermaa, who had boon foe some tine ia a premien state, expired at his lowa reclines, No. 94, Weakens temear, Paddington, yesterday (Beaky *kaki), is the kith year of his age. He was sleeted Alderman is the year 1848, sad served the ones of Sheriff la 1849, to the gaunt sedefeeties of the skims of Leedom sad would have End t►e aide chair 41867. His habits of baskets sad per med Weeny wen numbs*, ; sad his Wenn@ building trunnion wen all eseduted with singular regularity. He was ea* of the nest Menke Widen la the City of Leaks, sad she at Lambeth. His death has elicited the deepest expression of regret ia the ward. The keened Alderman was -a mamba of the Caftans& dosomiaatios, sad took as stein part la the proosodiap of that body. It was gearreally reported at ths military dabs on Saturday *miss that his Royal Highsess the Deka of Cambridge is likely very shortly to seemed Field Mushal Violation Hardin. as Gann' Coissasadiagn-Chid at the Ruse Ciaarde. His Royal Highness was ngaged fee some Man ea Saturday at the Hors; Guards, sad subsequestly hada bag bromism with Vissosat•Peasants& UM stable Premier's resides*, la P 1 ..dilly ; sad else with ths Bad of Clareadea, at kb lordship's house la Greeveser-eresseat. Ia the swabs the Royal Doke let Bt. 'sass's Palsest.. Wiadeer Castle, es a NOS to her Majesty. The Bight Hop. Sidney Heabert, ILP. and Mrs.' Herbert's resist party. at WOW Hesse, sear Balladry, ht. *laded the Herehleseer et Waterford, the Earl sad Comatose — Grew&le, Visseaat aad Viesestatass ' Canalag, Lady Stuart de Rothesay, the Bight Has. Remy (,album, the Bight Rea. Mr Charles sad Lady Mary Wood, Capt. W. Peel, Mr. H. DIIIIIMOIII, ittl. The Right Has. Wm. E. Madam, has snivel is tows tees Hawariss Castle, Sir BMp►s elysseetiost is Plistekiss. The Doke and Denham of Bedford have a diotin rained poirty sassiblei at Webers Abbey. The Rigid ass. Sir Clods, sad Left Mary West plaid the Gisela as sata►ts/. The Duke ant Brahma of Northumberland hare arrived at &kiwi& Garth how ataawiek Park • kis dime% Mat fa Yorkshire. The Roble Duke ad Dashers will shortly naive a sweeties of gusts at the emetic Us Marquis sad Marchioness of &disbar) , an readvisa a dietisisirked alb at Ilataeld Hew. TM Marv* of Bristol Ms autfad id St. Ismos's-' Roan tram lakirortk Park, am SU7 3idiaassre 4 and will Away tapir to Briglifea he the whiter. - Tim Marquis of Northawiptos has arrived in town tram Cestie Ashby,Nerthampbsaihke. The Bart of Co:dips totorool to tows.. Satur day, trea vidlei the led as Meal= et Eardwieke, at Winyah Ha& Ceabridg!hire. lAk sad Lord P'rederiok Gordo& Eallybootos IMO totorood to town from yields, Visoosat Nokia at Wrotkata Pork. ' Lord Raglan ham left town or • tour of visits. Bari Stanhope delivered a leotard at Birming ham ea Friday might to the sambas d the Midland Sakiset—" The Antiquities sad Weeks el Art, An gier sad Moises, is the City et Itere." The wr a very large redraw, ineludiai Lewd Wimp*, the May., Blresieghes, Laid Lyttoltea, Air Rederiek Mereblem, Lirt.-Gesseral Mr Huey Sail* Dr. Lyon Their, b. - The remise at the late amoral Markham were ream* late ea Saturday rears, her Lieu'. Heed, Nader-street, where the pillar older breathed his feet, to the Great Northam Railway station at Ilaes Crime tree whims they were despatched by amid war te prepartemy te the Mural, whir will tales pier es Tam day, at the perish Mark adjoiaisig the property et lie brother, Williams Markham, Eq., et Sera Hall, Aberfsed. The famenl, we usderelmai, is to bed the not private ehareeser. Me ray as well remiss test the late General' Marisker was • peals—dad era smog hes bra mem idly anted—et the ire Arekbistrp (Merkbar) et Terk, the well-knocra E ngem te.pfor EXPRESS FROM PARIS. ' FAIL . OF THE MONSTER CONCERT. ,44; OINK OVA OWN PARIS. StunDA: EV1311210. . The monster:oncost .at the Palais de I'lndustrie itas been a woeful entsoarriage. Never before did lush a vent callearee of people undergo so great an amount of diitooitfort to hear execrably bad music. The doors were opened at twelve o'clock, and the concert wee announced for half-past one. Many, out of their auxisty to ensure good places, besieged the doors at eleven o'clock. These, after enduring for an hour the ordinary miseries of a gurus, aggravated by a raw damp day, with black clouds threatening rain or snow, found a momentary excitement in hurrying up and down stairs and along mazy galle ries tolled the places they had paid for, and then they were condemned to shiver under the vast gtass roof, amidst the desolation of comparatively empty beaches, in a building where a few thousands allow but ea a handful of people. This miserable state of expectation was prolonged in their case for three mortal hours, for owing to some unexplained but much to be regretted cause the Emperor and the King of Sardinia did not arrive till past three o'clock. more than an hour after the time whoa they were expected• Others, who Mu myself knew that there would be more than room enough for everybody. and cones quently did not go till nearly the hour announced for the commencement of the performance, found the hoar and a half of waiting insufferably tedions.About half-put two the impatience of the public, indicated by arise, kicking, and thumping, beams so great, that the military bands forming part of the otebestra were fain to play two or three tunes to apposes ; them. The 4,000 performers (a number whichl take upon trust from the bills)presenteda heterogeneousap pearance. There were men sporting ludicrous varieties of cloaks, paletots, wrappers, and comforters, women in very unattraetive morning -dresses, and charity children whose meagre looks made one regret there was no plum-cake to serve oat to them. At a quarter to three the orchestra received an addition of some two or three hundred people, who , marched up to their places mirryieg banners. Their entry made a little fun, for some wags circulated the story that they were the Belgians, who had been detained by a mishap on therailway,and had onlyjustarrived. A cry of a Vive lee braves Beiges" was raised amidst much laughter. But the feet is that the Belgians were in the building long before, and the late arrivals consisted of choral gaieties from Dieppe and other towns in the north of France. I should have stated that the " Orpheonists" of Vanves Bercy and many other places in the suburbs of Paris marched in pro cession with banners to the Pallas in the morning. By the way, at the hour at which I write many of them are returning home singing through the streets. By the time the concert began a very large number of people were assembled —I should think, although it is difficult toestimate numbers, as many as 10,000. There were still many empty benches at the east and west ends of the building, but the galleries and the central tribunes of the ground-floor were very tolerably filled. Three compartments of the northern gallery (exactly opposite the orchestra) had been fitted up for the Imperial party and suite. At a few minutes after three the Emperor, the King of Sardinia, and Prince Napoleon entered the centre box, and were received with some cheering, although the audience was in a bad humour. The King of Sardinia, on a sign from the Emperor, advanced to the front, and was greeted as a guest. After this the Emperor and the King were observed successively to point to the central seat, as if each invited the other to take it, but ultimately the King of Sardinia accepted the ho nour offered him. The Emperor sat on his right head, and the Priam Napoleon on his left. Neither the Emprain -nor the Princess_ Mathilde were present. Indeed there were no ladies in the Imperial box, but there were some in the Court boxes on either side. The concert began, and, as I premised, it was a most lamentable affair. I dare my most of the performers were individually meritorious, but I say, without fear of contradiction, that the result of their combined efforts was deplorable. This day's experiment has conclusively proved that the idea of producing musical effect by force of numbers in • building wanting in acoustic requisites is radically false. There were discordant echoes that irresistibly provoked laughter daring what were intended to be pathetic meager. Base and treble clashed together horribly, and where the ear was least shocked the effect was flat and unsatisfactory in the extreme. I did not hear a second opinion oa this point. Peace to the manes of the monster converts. Among the contretemps of the day, I think this worth noting u funny :—When the Emperor, the King of Sardinia, and the Prince Napoleon entered their box, they took off their hats and remained un covered when they were seated. But during this time, at lust nineteen out of twenty of the audience kept their hats on. And, in truth, the cold made it very nasomfortable to do otherwise. The Emperor, observing how coolly etiquette was sacrificed to com fort, whispered to the Bing of Sardinia, and all at ones their Majesties and the Prince Napoleon put on their hats, thus putting an end to the extraordinary reversal of courtly proceedings, which had en dured for several sainutes. Count Molt was yesterday evening struck with an apoplectio fit at his dinner table, at his seat of Champlitrenz. and diet instantaneously: This celebrated statesman was in his 76th year. The Petrie states that the Papal Ramie, who, in cedar le avoid coming in contact with the King of Sardinia, an excommunicated person, had proposed to be absent from Paris this week on eoelesisstb business, has pat off the consecration which waa to call him away. and will assist at the presentation of the corps diplotnatique to the King. A letter in the Wanderer of Vienna of the 20th says :—" The Reglisli Arabusador hes not roads any far. titer etdelsl step is the affair of Colonel Tarr, arrested lately at Bucharest. He awaits stew instructions front his geverssiest." One of the Bt. Petersburg journals states that the news ages Leaden Stock Exchange reaches Bt. Petersburg every day is alma or twelve doers. Yesterday's Moniteur contains a letter from the Eel of Macedon to Count Persigny, expressing the A are thanks of her Majesty's goverassat to the inhabitants of t►e Gironde, far their subseriptioa on inhaler the Eag- Mk sadism sea gam in the Rest. The Gantt* Meligaine, of Switzerland, states that the Federal sway aemben 116,400 rm. with 470 vas. The organised militia esadsta of 10 to 20,000 men. The Gaggle de k Bourse, of Berlin, announcee on the faith of a settee tree Viemta of the 21st., that the Jemmy of the Bemis PM& Joseph into Italy will set take plass before Pelmesery seat ; else that the REIMOT hes aesepted as (setter*a from the Pope to visit Boma. Tien was a heavy fall of snow at Bromela on Sa turday Wen. It may be remembered that at the beginning of last year the Chem of 814111111MISt to Pies IX. • messigerat tiara eariabed with diamonds ; this year she has mut to hit Helium • celebrated Murillo, repreasatieg the mauls. of &date Catherine, which hang is her bedrooms, and to which she wee is the habit of miss her essays dimities. The above platers was amoispeaied by mamba by the same great master, segmenting tbe Prodigal Bea. The Pepe has bad them both apleadidly framed, sad plead is the Messes' of the Vatiess, with as issariptim wentlesism the dews.•-fileselle de Lame. THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC. DIT MAONITIO TILIOLPIO (izo OUR OWN CORRISPONDINT.) LIVERPOOL, Mono. Early this morning the United States Mail stela. ship Baltic, Captain Comstock, arrived in the Maor i with the usual mails from the United States sedßri. itish North America. She sailed from New York on the 14th inst., Yd has brought fifty-three pasetlgers, but 451 god s , The latest dates from California are to the 20th ult. by the Northern Lights and Empire City, whi c h brought io gold abortt one milieu and a half do* and report that the Indian disturbances are contissalk clocarring. Northern Californisin commercial affain are roe. rally auger. . . . . The Mexican advioes state that Alum still retains the presidency. The New York papers are discasang the foroement of the British West India squadron. Washington correspondent of 'the Nose York Cherie. writes: It is naderstood that Commodore Paulding by bus sal maned to Wathington on business of the highest importune Hs has arrived this morning. The ecession ik• 'reshot impcwtasos. Orderer lam informed, have been gives he the eameeatiation of • powerful naval toles at of nein Juan, sad the utmost activity is slisplageg k Ma; out the vesseh designed to compessA The Marrimae, the fiat of the new steamers likely la 14 Swished. will be prepared for sea with all possible ape'. tien. If it is the purpose of the British meat to make • demonstration is support :1 141 4 pretensions to Central America, serious work may test, paged. Oar position is such that we would be eh* in that ease to support the Fillibustsrs en both ego against these Icuropean iavedere. Let but the warns gins by the government and thousands of gallant dub tunes spirits will rush to the standard of the latter is it pair the arrogance of foreign intervention. The New York money-market is more string* and discounts advancing. Stocks were improving. The cotton market was firm at previous rates. The breadstuff market was dull in wheat) flow unchanged in value. The provision market heavy, but unaltered ig pries. Freights steady at lut quotations. MEETINGS ON THE W AR. STROIM.—The inhabitants of Stroud Were int* by handbill to attend at the Subscription Bean in that borough, at Monday evening last, for the permed hearing an address by H. Richards, Esq., the secretary el the Peace Society, on " the origin, objects, end path consequences of the war with Russia." At kalf-pea 7, the time et ocri.sasammtent, the large room was crowded be every pan, the audiesce consisting principally of waking men. Messrs. 8. 8. Marling, 8. !lowly, and J. Stumm* among those on the platform. Mr. Richards' *drew as listened to with tolerable attention, but his statement thst almost every man of mark on the House of Commas, be longing to every colour of politics, had pronounced apart tbs war, occasioned loud shouts of dissent. Mr. Rider* being asked for names, mentioned those of Lord John It* son, Gladstone, Bir James Graham, Sidney Herbert, Cad well, Stanley, Walpole, Sir J. Pakingtoa, R. Poise Laing, Sir W. Heathoote, Cobden, Bright, ri Gibson. The mention of these names modes* shouts of laughter and him.. The speaker the. alluded to the consequences of the war, whit* he portrayed as fearful and disastrous, and said the bard. would fall almost entirely on the labouring classes. It me all very well for Lord Palmerston to stand ap lees week it the midst of wealthy citizens, gorged with turtle and char pagne, and talk of making sac/Mon for the war; bat whet sacrifices did the noble lord or the London aldennsa natal (Cheers and interruption.) He recommended those We were 'humorous for war to go and fight themselves. Ha concluded, amidst increasing noise, by advising them not tei be misled by the newspapers, or be drawn into the belief that they were fighting for liberty or oppreuedeaticeslides, —Mr. Nathaniel Partridge here came (proud so whim the meeting, and his appearance was the easel for the most tremendous cheering, hissing, and yelling. He, however, represented the opinions cf the majority, sad his sentensuf were received with deafening applause, as heels/Rested the Jostles and necessity of the war, and declared that, baring drawn the sword, England as a nation could mow *MI* it until we had made a safe, durable, and honourable peace. He contended that English aggression had *ram* civilisation, while Realm aggression bad retarded it— After addresses from Moore. Wood, Marling, sad J. Pat' ridge on the war side, and Mr. S. Bowl, splint, the Rev. D. J. Brans proposed, and Mr. Ball acceded, a tots el thanks to Mr. Richards. Mr. Harper proposed, r 'as amendment' That this meeting is of opinion that tholes. sent war isth just and necessary, and further, that the warmest support ought to be given to the present roam aunt to enable them to carry it on vigorously, uatil OP and safe pewee= be concluded." Mr. Vick 'seceded fir A some of uproar ensued beggaring all description. The °barman, Mr. Postlethwaite, having refused to pat the amendment, another chairman was voted to the chair. Tat new chairman pat the vote of thanks to Mr. Richards, which was carried, and then pat Mr. Helper's resolution,, which was carried by a majority amidst thunders of op planes, only a few holding up their bands against it. TIM hearty cheers were then given for Mr. Marling, and the meniagasperated, the- procestags having been preionget until half-past ten o'clock.—Cheltenham Joorrim Calatlli.—An immense gathering took place et thd Guildhall, Cardiff, on Tuesday, to hear a lecture from Mr. Richards on the war. Bills bad been eztetuively drained calling upon the inhabitants to attend and show that they did not sympathise with the pace party. The lecturer mom** with his address amid mingled cheers and hisses ; bat whale' said the object for which the war was undertaken had bmili achieved, the excitement became quite unrestraittablo The Mayor claimed a bearlog, and silence being in ems measure restored, the lecturer brought his address to setae, ald made his emit amid a demonstration of popular dell* The Mayor now called eat, "There is no chairman meeting is now closed. I entreat you to go away ordeely, that we may have the pleasure of main; again on seam flame ocataina." With this the crowd was not mesa*. Mr. W. B. Watkins, town councillor, was called upon * address them which he did in a very telling speech, infanta of Lard Palnierston's policy to prosecute the war uatil honourable peace can be obtained, and concluding WWI d • resolution to the effect that the meeting hi g hl y a pp esid such policy. The same was carried with deldboiol shsus Other puma were called upon to address the see k&let none responding, cheers were given for her 11.0ky, at Salton, Napoleon, &c., and, on the proposition of seas see* prang, three hearty groans were given for the H. R,ehards Secretary to the Peace Society.— BOHAN CATHOLIC UNITERSITY FOR IRILAED.-' Front a statement of amounts published by the Rossi Catholic University it appears that that inctitthea already obtained funds amounting to shove 58,000L,0f teWh 27,0004 was contributed in Ireland, 4,1001. in Ragland $5 Scotland, and 16,2001. in the United States of Antalm Of this amount nearly 47,0001. is lodged in gamma& stock and other fonds, and the remainder has been espeaded in itstabliehing the university. purchasing the pew", pang professors, advertising, Mo. ELECTION OF VESTRYMEN UNDER THE Nlitf ACt —The next elections under the new Local Hammertoe Aid will sot take place until May, 1857. and every salweleo lli election is to take place annually. One-third of the your men jest elected are to ge out in 1857, and others st ester quest periods. The retiring vestrymen are capable of brig re elected. It is erroneously supposed that another elegke will occur in May. PHILHAILMONIC Socirry.—Mr. W. Stefanie B. matt bee been appointed conductor of the concerts of NB sordety. THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES ACT AT TllgaltrNil WstAis.-0* Monday a public meeting of the tangos d Tunbridge Wells wee held at the Town Nell, to meal the expediency of putting the Public Libraries Act operation in that town. The meeting was anmeromly lattended, and • good deal of excite d feeling we_ MMldea oath side during the proceadiogs. UltireaNTA... • show of hands was taken, when the proposition far introduction of the act was rejected by a large eleri.er only_3B hands being held up for it.—Maidstone Jaffna. MONEY ORDER OFFICES.—GENERAL POST-0111C11 Novaya's, 1865.—0 n the lit December the follorthill alterations will be made :—Bagglanci : A major mosey Wig._ oats will be opened at Bt. Thomas (D• vonshin)tsgr Exeter. Minor money order °Mors will be opened Id *7: undermentioned plane Lincoln, °Mee Follansbee& ; finkingten, Lincoln, head office Ott ford; Southborough, Kent, head office Tunbridge W 5u "..... Tinton Keynalt, Wilts, head office Chappeobera. mosey order once at Semmes Humber is now sabadmr. to Mosby. Wand of being under Barton otrilttalfett m . Iteretofon.—BOWLMlD BILL, Secretary. Tun AOCLDILNT AT TUB PLYMOUTH TREAT'S"' We regret to learn that Mdlle. Julie, w h o u nfortenstele burnt while performing in the floo d Inman of firm on Tuesday, is much wens than was at first thoaght, sot yet oat of danger. BM is quite young, not mete r i ; nineteen. and was the principal mesas of sePPera i d mother and two young slaters. She was starring it, d been playing at Exeter and, aftn a short engages:OM had intended to have gone to Dublin. r