The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-17 00:00:00

Pr I CH•P PUI 8' P•TENTB.- OAS aas DAYLIGHT ItZFLIGIGHS of Awry peribis daidegradd. dad id an Inn& Is epruisa at Ur MEW, Wialeum. M. ite5441206. Illasestrtory. IS, M. !Impair Clic 49xpre00. TO 0011ILISP0NDENT8. weektair milit ogpm...zarlia Ondia aM b he Oar. Is. tisillOM as Os IN palilseilos. -- -- - - NIGER WAITE?. AT I.OIIWOIII BRIDGM. ? Dar —llining. Ur I S. Ow Twassaow—lioublp, 11. 1160i.....AR111010. N. 47.• LONDON 1101VD4Y, DECIIKBEA 17. . Tax liaised States Mail he arrived, but it brings se 11111111DERVII Maamea Desieg the first two days of the meeting of Coarse', no lees than nine ballots foe • Speaker took place is the House of Inpresenta tires, bat none of the esadidetee could assent a ad cleat maiseity. It is intimated la the lbw York Harald that arrangements had been entered into, is mainasace of which the organisatioa of the Home would be completed al the 6th, sad is that meat the Paseinarr's Kamp would be delivered on the 6th. The state of the vote for Speaker cm the 3rd and 4th of December emir= the opines we expeased some months ago—that, though the Know-Nothings had serried merythiag before them at the elation. the lesterogamens naterials d which that party was composed, rendered their sembised sedan fa Osegrear extremely doubtful. The samlidates for the Seaskessitip were, at the oaten, six in somber. The Dements pet forward 'sly one emdidate; the - Whip, two; the Know-Nothings, soles then three. • The madidate of the Doormats received 74 vote at • the first ballot, at the 3rd, and 72 on the fourth; aa the 4th he .sealed 74 votes on the flat haat. sad 76 ea the SRL Oa the 3rd, the two Whig inediletes bad fin votes between than en the filet ballot, end 26 on the fourth; on the 4th, one of them was withdrawn, and the other received •SS wens ea the fiat ballot, sad 21 ma Hie SRL The three Know-Nothing candidate bed away them m the 3rd, 103 vote on the first ballot, sod 109 as the fifth; as the 4th, they bad 100 votes on the fiat ballot, and 108 on the fifth. It would appose from theme results that the Whip are ' , nowhere?' that the Democrats moat a pretty anameses and compact phalanx; and that the Kaow-Nothiage are an absolute atefority in the Hoes& if they could agree among thiamin& The' result of the fiat ballot on the 3rd gave 98 Democrat and Whig vote; the remit of the fifth ballot on the 4th gave 96. The result of the first ballot on the 3rd pee 103 Know-Nothing vase ; and the result of the fifth ballot Ica the 4th pve 108. Thewithdrawalolons of the Whig candidates appears to have given four additional votes to the meaning one, three to the Know-Nothings, and one to the Dements. If the ansapments alluded to in the Nay York 2/1/141 °assisted in a coalition of the Know-Nothings apes a candidate, it is avian that they amid sarrylim with or without the anistaaos of the Whip. Hat was such a coalition possible or probable? Of the three Know-Nothing candidates, one was Mr. CAW/HILL, a Know-Nothing Free-toiler from Ohio; another Mr. MAZSIUJI., a Knew-Nothing Demean from Kentucky; sad the third Mr. Banns, a Know- Nothing Democrat from Massachusetts. The Ohio Free-soiler stood highest on ell the ballots, receiving • 62, 67, 68, and 61 vote& The Keatecky Democrat same next as the first day, receiving 30 votes on the lint ballot, and the same number on the fourth; os the second day he received only 16 votes on the fifth ballot. The Maesschosetts Democrat, who had may 21 vote on the flat ballet en the 3rd, rose to 31 on the fifth ballot on the 4th. It would appear from thin distribution of the Know-Nothing votes that both local and party Jansen ere in ploy amongst them. The Demean voters for Idissatu, then selves Western men, were possibly induced to vote spina the other Western candidate, either on saran se his being a Free soils, or bagman of his peennied Whiggish tendencies. The Massachusetts Democrat is most probably an Abolitionist, and it so, his having pined on the last ballet nearly as many votes as the Kentucky candidate lost would seen to 'edited* that with some of the Western voters, at Let, demosratie principles weighed more than enmity to abolition. Bat there are probably other intimates in play—a , foe example, the temperance question. In the pee neat state of oar inanimation, therefore, any at tempt to soslecture what may be the final vote of the Know-Nothings would be bootless. Their aversion to the foreign or immigrant element in the aerie& body may induce them to draw together at the lest hoar; but the appearances at paean known to is, reader each a result, to lay the least, problems deal. The last ballot of which we have as yet lanced the malt pre the Know-Nothings a 'majority of 33 over the Democrats; bat this might be 'seater acted by the 21 Whig voters who still kept the and the 16 Western Know-Nothings who still with- held their adhesion either front the Ohio Free-solar or the Masseauunts Democrat of their own party. It is pearally asdeestood, however, that the Kaow- Nothings as a body are hostile to the filibesseriag party, by coquetting with which the Demesne' me believed to ban strengthened their ranks; and there Is therefore mane to hope that this Unpolished= will and itseU in a minority in the Rom of Pigs.. isatatine, whatever be the final resat of the ands" of a Speaker. Ax Amaral Tium.--Th. (*lberia; aneatioto is narneed by No rudest crisis et Gatipease a Mossever : —.. It appease eat Madams Passe Wag sonswbat lobs. paid. sad, dessower, faticasd by the daily nimble el Airing, astonished tits dimes that obi was aaabia is Wag I. It Tharesre sa Tatoday sight. M. Calsedo, addelly teddy ass to Worms' tie rue of bit sow Masslld apssa t impssoi to Madams Presoollai to sup & sibri e lms *AL as sisseatoi. Thin was an mane all meat defray sari do !ear of e4lst. des MA illseart ressived a mimeo that Madame Tres alibi WAWA( to be hiss. Ha bosomed to the lady's drew ise-rson. awl bawl her attired tea Ise pert, era Whin isiempaiii. Is • few welts ohs tali ilm IW b am hatiosel risk lid ad slow Mr ts bores Ws sisailliwe of say add grids, sad that she wad/ saly so it it= Lis tits pads osatitioa that do druid mar ft t smiths ism& W Crawls, adders* ti b ia Ask at (Ws Milani 'dr vassasstal arm = i sms me Orissa at to sultsel. but Ms Ws (nowise it edam dosanset twos bar yeast. &Waders or the sok ✓epressalidid sitaistalr dead tho period bed :itt=yid( hie slassiercilts sitsamoiwit s dy trairtlately raise sod w as Os dears. What was IL Oohed. to to Tas yobbo wadi& mad sir masses to bests. be Nyasa Ss disarest, sad sir Hord la graserisa fat die put, so =la the inatsortiiisa!ba et .Idadases Pease. sad tie ailMN',the director.' I ZOCIDZST TO MIL BULLZR.—This Ist vim inst wish • SOTIOMI secsdist at Om Amur tarsinos WIW I =y ea fradosily soak, sad aspired at airs Valk id The town itself is but it esavesatias of and his. sat amid deditara, dealiatat by as 'adds ensue dlstel, lead Auras rad% id sasn' ardbis of delbass. ' TM Remises weal( Odd ifs in? cuta be by Or us refry stridlea. Us MSS Rowdy less bessZs o2 odissaa. aird al sal ads Osew sal ia dm a( bud Of lam Tisk slums do of bastriesa al dm My. as Zesty la ass es de bra awl aro MEW tof Weary err makarifin. The odd arapsisd Mem who woad bear tbe islivessi id Is Austria by the Wirelaso ars 6ll lEesroasaberi ral Wier Tardier. Tim laver Me a ss( paist de two paw* la tbrr row (wedded sea boa malty tairaplaieriali whilst she lomat woad biased the W dray teats/ his read isigra rs-Gaiipsials4. l se I" 2 .0 ." 1107'1 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY BY/(RIG, DECEMBER 17, 1855. ~ . 1 • lATEST. TROIA ABROAD. • V; . .:;:f3IIRR*ID QP KARS. 6T. PITUNIBURO. Dso. 16. 14•Tanusir - The Invalids Rune publishes a lapped of i "sear pinery widen * which took plans on the 6th el between a Miamian corps under General Honeherinko and a body of mountaineers ef the tribe of the Tolietehen. The Riunians seem to have conuassoed the moveseotiand to hive been worsted. The /moil& lbws emmenses that Ims wan sur rendered to General Mourevieff fie Nth of No vember. i - WARSAW, Dso. Is. The Illaohir, Wulff Puha, right ether Paehas, l General William, sad the entire amino, are pri wawa aI war. An coder of the Semis' Council of Administration enjoins all the inhabitants of the kingdom to offer gifts to the defenders of Sebastopol. We have reoßitia tIM kaiaksr of yesterday. It wataine too iarportant anneeneement from the Rut. The military medal has been given to Oeneral Bonnet. Golly ossi states that the park el artillery at Ears when it surrendered numbered 120 field pieces, and a few heavy siege game. The prri eon is believed to have been about 16,000 strong. The defiles between Hare and Erserouni ere held by the Bandana. WEST INDIA MAIL aLICTITO TOLIONI3I4 012011 Gm OWN 00141OPOND11 SOUTHAMPTON, MoaDAT. The Parana has arrived with the West India nails, having left St. Thomas's Doe. 1. Amongst her cargo is *We to the value of 633,973 dols. The West India Islands are generally healthy. At Porto Rico cholera prevailed. At Barbados. and Martinique there were a few eases of yellow fever. The ship Phantom, of Glasgow, was wrecked off Caldera t crew saved. The three Peruvian war steamers built in Load= arrived safe at Velpmaiso. THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEN Livispoor., 81NDAT. This afternoon the royal mail steam hip Canada, Captain Lang, arrived in the Mersey at three o'clock with the canal mails from the United States and British North America. She has brought 138 pas sengers, bat no specie. She left Boston on the 6th at ten man., and Halifax on the Bth at midnight. The Atlantic, from hence on the 17th ult., arrived at New York on the 30th. After two days' balloting for Speaker of the House of Representatives, on the lied and dth Danaher, no choke had been effected. The candidate; were, Richardson, Democrat, Illinois ; Campbell, Free-soil Know-Nothing, of Ohio; Marshall, Democrat Know-Nothing, of Kentucky; Banks, Democrat Know Nothing, of Massachusetts ; Fair, Whig, of Pennsylvania; and Pennington, Whig, of New York. Four ballot, were taken the Ant day, and the fol lowing is the result : woe gal The Deta se ins of Heit:4glerVellee. St. Zusses. Saturday iby irlPaY Howard sad Sir Gsorge•Cos —trek Mr timidness, Pregame. Hu Royal Bighorns visited the Dashes, of Glasosear, at Glessestar Howe, Piccadilly, sad la the stamen niernedrte Flagmen. *Meetinp of the Oaten Voirenity Coaniesios were bold got No. 17, Great Clatenogrest, Weetanster, ea Tuesday, Wodunday, Thunday, sad Friday, is the past week. Preason....The Beg if Bassnere, the Barl of Harregny, ths Bishop of Ripon, Ur. Jutiee Coleridge, the Noir idward Twiggion, the Dean of Wells, sad Biz Jobs Wither Awdzy, with the Beentarke. A elongation ben the Naatwish Loud Beard of Health had an latarview en Friday with the Bight Ron. W Cowper, at the sate et dot General Bongos( Health. The deputation mails& et Mr. B. Delves Broughton, Mahan of the Legal Beard, sad lir. Niehard C. Masten, their Clark. T 1; Marquis et Laasdowse bas arrived at the Gimp, .a. visit to Lori Aslibsnos. ileac t aad V roma too Painnotoa had a Maass party as Saturday at dub toddles% is Piouitily. TM eon. pas, ecodual et the Piaui' Aube/mac sad Ow Coaster Anapy, tbo Norquia el Marlow& sad tile Lodlos do busk Lord Pormaura Sir Odaa Coapboll, Sir Muria Wood, Ewa. W. sad lbs. Mayor, Sir Hubert Pal, sad Mr. loauatat. Durables fa the Moamar& of tits Watt India admin. sad .1.. for ti. Hawser of CHbraltur, wen mat is So- Uuday fres the Ooteatairollos. 08501tNI, Daa. lb. Passes Helms sad Petrels Leaks leek ea Masi y.s Way I. es era wage. COLIMI haw, amandhei the Rept Zaithteeze, &nth wean diarist, had the Mamas el Maas with her Ur Jody railway. Dm 16. The Qum sad Nisei. with lito mai Warts. walked est yottottlay aftwooos. Lady Palmerston " received; on Saturday even s*, at the reddens of the Premier, on the TOMS% Pie• eaddly. The enaney present indsded the prissipal nen• ben of the Carps Dinewatiopte, and noon all the person of dlatintin at present la town. Pwevietwely to the " re soptioe," Lord mad Lady Palnereten had a Moan patty, at w►is► Major General Mr Celia Onipbell wee a poet. Ileallesey the Anbaseador of Pewee end the Oman= Pereisay. the Kaman of Oleartearde. sad the Ladies de Bergh, the Lord Painnus, Sir Okarlee Wood, [liar Robert Peel, Hes. Wallin Cowper and Mn. Cowper, sad Mr. Wentworth B. Boaantey bad she the hewer of diming with the Debi* Vineent and Viseveatem The Duke of %dead ham left the Clarendon Hotel, for Benny Can* Lelosatenhiro. The Marquis of Lansdowne has arrived at the Grasse, ea a dolt to Lord Ashbertea. The Bgrl and C 005141111 Delaware are entertainieg a tarp hinny ads at Bullhorn Park. Major Lard West hoe net with a nod gratifying rennin as hie father's estate, and seiner ken km coin le the pawn olden by the inhabitants of all oho towns and villein of the Month The eterriege of Sir Robert Peel, M.P., with the Lady Zany Hay, is awl le lake ONO es the led of Jaawy. M. isiliecee ooseerts ease to a close as Saturday evealag, led treisist the eased lel staves lakes plies. The pablie have celled for some 30,000 copies, or, 60,000 volume, of Ile. Mesc'al's week. Ile Seetenate publishes. have loss saaborreeted S. nowt this =mud do med. Task eirseisiesals have lose eageseedsated ; i shadow of sesideesbie illaesesiees has beat/ Ist spat he the pinkie( of so 'may themead volumes a, a taw sad several Oise rams lam beet domed to resolve these Ia relays. TM estreardMary amber of sestet, sea, sad heroes required for Um elmultaseem delivery of is way volumes lam tested to the utmost the sinew equity of The proviaelal journals el the district are all se em—Whops the pates* whets Hues Mortis suspects as guilty of the nudes by pole= of Mrs. Wester ? The tuned jedge—ft is ressuked—will sway sot Molests to give sa hamediste sea distiast saswsr is the gustiest by diroetiag peessoliags splast the rousts Ise Ms eloolanti frost t►e blush easesabre to sash esspides. The Deputy Sigh Showerelahip of the University lof Cambridge, whist+ be beams sweat by the death et Kr. Jobs ComUsg, busisterat-lew, is likely to be esahned epos Mr. John Nome Skew them, M.A., of Trialtg College, essisteat desk of the Palllantasts. Mr. Waive wee &aim Wrangler is 1818, sad is arranger brother of the Breaker of the Hesse of Cassano. The pest of stand lag maid to the tialeeseity has else bosoms mast by the death of Ms. CowUag. The Board of Trade have awarded a grahaty of 60L to the widow of Themes Cable, Jas., ea sure brumes is the envies of the C•essagsard at Aldborosgb. for the eosepiesess gallantry dkplaged bg her Iniebsad on miens eseesions, sad seposially es the mad= of the wrest of the Swedish brig Vesta, seer °diodes's i whoa, after groat surliest, he saved the Ws of a ewsdishled, bat lost Meows life is so doisg. Madan* Monier, dater of Marshal Nay, and willow a she lids Reseiver4Mastal of tie Illearthe , li as put _ . ezptred at Mach et the age et 84. Ike s tiro jean rouser this the Marshal. - - - - . Thu Italian journals lava Eminently described in toms of enthusiasm the perfermeame of o baud Radian* shepherd. Ruminant. e• ea instrument they sell the Tibia. Peeterel—es wit, a ►el/pomp w►itle of the rudest sad met primitive emetmetioa, wit► only three Miss, sad Its length sat nasal* that of a 154 - er ; pet urn t►is bar barous intronsat he lies penman at the Ban Carla sad IA Seale, sad the Ileapelitaa sad other paper &Mtn that the bind sustain draws snails as detest as those et the menet fate, sad that kis easestisa apes it is still awe searadisus. This pax Italian Wastrel has arrived in Pies, sad was to inform last night (linday) at the Italia Open. Dr. Edouard VA" the anther of a work entitled "The Maw, of the Petty Gomm Ceara." Imo jut bees arrested at IMAM, sad the with hoe his. Wood. The Austrian war-dame, Elisabeth sailed from Triune ea the 9th for Cowateatiseple, with the Amelia' latamaade. Bares ?tokamak es heard. Bugg de Boon* formerly pep to Loots 3LVI., sod Lai& et the Order et St. Louie, has jut died seas Sues, at the age et It " Leman from Italy," err the Garotte 4 Lyons. sato that the Coast de Chambord sad the Durham de Bony ere te arrive at Praise as the 22ad, to pus the winter." CHURCH RATE CONTEST IN HACKNEY. FINAL °LOU OP MI POLL. ' The poll which took plod oo llTpropositloa of the churehuurdese et this parish to impost • *burgh este of 4d ire the posed ea the tstepayere, &ally closed oa Ibitarilay aurae... at 6 o'clock. Previous to tle elan of the poll the Towwhall, where the poll was taken, bees's* ereerda with ratepeyers, males' to beer the revolt; sad coos after 6 reelect the Zee. Mr. 000DCZILD, the rester of the pariah, who presided daring the whole of the preesedlop, easectoesd the result of the poll to be es follows : .Uphist the rate L favour a it BB2 Majority optima Timmsbat of pornos ropeeseatiog then roue who polled won _ _ *Oast the rate l,OOl Is Wow et it usjority of pumas mese the rate of 496 es,_se waft m pessiblo, two am. Tag easomeemast of the sambas ssd the biggish's, sub majority ise, 'visit the tote e li cited ease mama. Oa Its sid Mr. Boimus said, Is se seeded • mom be theme* few made would be MM. (Haar, hear.) Me wield, timmilite, egotist himself with pripsebte that %hearths tithe us* kg he elms to the rag* ex Ms fair aad imperils' asset es 0411•1110111 of the lOW Wain dlis Ong w Thegaday, es well ss dogleg the Ogee days' kW* bed takes Pose ems H. (Ohms) Mr. flekvar. Moss= seggsdel the maim. Hs ill set wish to my a ward at the seek. whisk bad sow buss brought to a shoe, hot Nib meMl be OM West to say, that whams*, Mims' of speaks *Pk sake hawse Massif sod the roger as that Etre, Sege geoid he se doubt that that grostksaa was Nikki to "Mk for the fair sod Impartial modes bell digened ass chest the rebels of tem mossedigeg. (Cheese.) The asks hasfsebsas eststkily mtgs. to the ihaftismi aelumwlgdeed the esmplimist, ear the presidia tow THZ ARMY OF OMER PACHA. The Cbrresposiaid do Risagurg pabliolios the fol lowing potter from Redcoat Kali, of N0v.16, written by a Gerssaa, who is with the army of Omer Naha: After the vivary if the Inver, the sheiks at SAM Kale, sad at the head quartets of the wag, sewed up peepers of thamktgivlsg. It is probable that we shell tenths at Rodeat Kali dried the whiter, for, uefortsaately. this rises seispaigm seems to lave eked It Is set that the Midst or bit Cisesteb oo troops west the seesseuy enrage to esatiass : it, hr the nn ere full of estbssiasa sail of decodes to their shks4 bat the amp is destitute of waterisl, biome- weeps'. pewees.. !witness of labour, die., wittiest width it is bapeseible to advises. Thirty carpenters, with tads, ban, it is tree, hew seat us, bats sash greater ember were mend, for there is so lush of weed bare. The free poste= whisk Oder Pasha has at his &hosed us sot waded to establish eau saaaleadees bedroom the differed seeps et hb army apse the little dews which and be nosed Ia &dreaming. The greater pan et the beats too, ere so =wieldy sad shag that it is extremely diode to tampon this over the dandy soil. _ . It tb; army doss sot sensed la pentads' to Lash this Mater it aka hardly do is la the spine, fee at the begiaahig of Merck ally the riven overflew their beaks sad noadete the siesta part of the rood to that plan. We ars iguana is to whether we shall rest at Bedouin Kali. The losality is fall of asoruns, sad seenquatly vesy unhealthy. The water, tee, is bed. We Gorman an obliged to stink ear ning to the Tanks. The Poles, Illagerions. sad Italian. who keep 'spathe, very mak pat as onapktely es ass side ; sad is to the Idglisb, they pay ao etteatkin to say sae, art @via venting the odious, always easeptiag s tow English surgeon, who are ready to meow anybody, mad prove themselves to be true sosnopolitee. The Military Gazette dramas of the 9th Nye : u General Bebutoff has established his head-quarters at lota* and intend' shortly to resume the offeosive against the Turkish army of Anaklea and Redoubt Hal 6. The Russians have good winter gutters in the valleys. and the army is alma:lastly sapplied with all that it requires by the populations of Ar menia, the commissariat paying ash for all they receive." OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. We have received letters frog oar carnspondeste at the map at Bebeetepol, dated Dee. 4. They treat of the sitting in of the winter, the abets of a storm on the let; the discomfort of the °Mews' huts; and the proosediap at the "Grand International Steeple chaser en the Srd. Sir W. Codrington and Marshal Folksier were among the spectators on the latter oc maim. The fire from the north side had hummed. Sir Colin Campbell had telegraphed an order that his kit and harem were not to be sold. The gerund orders Look& the following : " My snake:dos made by ea °Slow for the eels of hie ooe• teiseion mast be scoonspenied by the following does west signed by the oflloer _ Havieg applied for pershnion to retire from the service, I do hereby authorise the regimental spat, in the event of my application being vented, to re tain from the promeds of my onneriasion the meal sum for the purpose of defraying the expense of the passage of the officer who shall he ordered out to join the servise companies in my sucoession." 31A11821LL118, Dn. 16. The Thew has arrived with Cesstaatisopie sews to Dec. 6. It is asserted that Itesehid Paola has recovered his inflame at Constantinople. The Coostastissopk Journal formally contradista the reports relative to the surrender of Kars. The Sultan has given an andience to Rear-Admiral Stewart. Captain Mansion-de-Cande, captains de miaow of the ins& navy, bait been appointed director of the I fort of Roraima& The P►ww d'Oringt mounts the following area dote as coming from a RaMilla raw daring a parley The Csar, on seeing the rains of Sebasto pol. shed tears abandently, end exclaimed, Pesos is now impossible Ia the Crimes wow matinees to fall. It is sea firmed that next spring the English army of the East will comprise six divisions. and will be divided into two coops do aresh. commanded by Generals Gump bell and Eyre. RUMOURS OF NAGOTIATIONI3. The Morning Post attaches meth iambs:* to the followhig dispatch: " VIENNA, fimmer. " Count Foterhasy Navas to-day for St. Patin'. berg. It is understood that he is boom et moat important despatches containing the propsahothr • pacification. as finally resolved on." The Pod adds: • Neva woo there a doeussat so &Nast sad isesistake able as tbe papa wbieb Coast Itsterbasy is bearlag to St. Nimbus& mil to it thole are but two mowers possible, amity, a positive refusal, s. a positive orieeptaase. No series aaswer—ao ociaditiesal seseptsairs—ao senator- prepealtioes—will be resolved. It is stand to bell;laten - tie. of Austria, to the event of a refusal of her uNissateas by the Crar, to withdraw her Aabawarlor from St. Peter*. lam It will probably take Coast listerhasy abort eve or six days to reask 6t. Petwsburg, end If we way Judge by presedeat, seine fourteen days will be allowed to the Barrer ef Ruda to amides hia reselutioa. sad to give tde asswer.• Scene of the continental *rub speculate upon the reopening of the Vienna Coahrences, and seen go So far uto WOO M. Moray as the probable re presentative of Frame at the approaching gathering. Ls Nord, however. is very rade. that Rusts will consent to nothing now which she has hitherto rejected. 'The eirosiatiet of Le Nerd being prohibited is Prises. the Mewl dos D. 1.. Asia itself 0%4 Is Wee to make hews the *shoe of the Ruin asps as the elms. of peso. to retithelate Isle ?ma es satrad Insaletei tom Truth lot. i.. tar the loprom I General Bothiereki. the llsmies assusesier, has Col et St. Petersham hen the elks et the wends k. resolved at the asselt upset Yen. The saw of the Persian extveardieury:eavoy wits boa test leashed & Petersburg la rattier heathy. It la Illeigasialoalk-illiri Pied) Abbes-Kettli-lElsen. gr sea, a youth et eevestesa, ant with ea withal at Keehn' TWA peered MIL Riohardon.... First Votes, 74 Four*, 72 Ditto 62., Ditto 67 Campbell _ Mamba' Dltto 16 Ditto lib BaOgs Ditto 21 Ditto 22 Fuller Ditto 17 Ditto 17 Posaisitos .. Ditto 7 Dino 8 SZOOND Day. Five ballot, and the following is the melt: Riehardsoa.... First Votes, 74 Fifth, 76 Campbell .... Ditto 62 Ditto 51 Basks Ditto 23 Ditto 31 Falls! Ditto 113 Ditto 21 Kariba 19 Ditto 16 The Nero York Herald obit's that such arrange meats were perfected u would lead to the orpaisatiou of the house au the bth ; therefore the President's Manage would be delivered on the 6th. A Washington despatch says, some interesting particulars with regard to British enlistment in the United States will triumph* in the Pres latint'i Men saga. The following is a summary statement of appro priation required by the Secretary of the Treasury Foe deficiencies of the current fiscal year, 1,397,767 dole., of which 1,188,181 doh. is to supply the defi ciency in the Post-ogles revenue. The estimate of permanent and indefinite appropriations which may be required for the last three quarters of the current fiscal year under former acts of Congress is 6,966,228 dole. The estimate for the next fiscal year, inelndisg appropriations by former sets of Congress, of a per. manent and indefinite character, is 62,764,876 dole. ; excluding the permanent and indefinite appropria tions, the amount is 46,114,786 dols.; to which mast be added the unexpended existing appropriations not required fee the present fiscal year, 18,896,817 dole. Total estimate for the next year, 89,460,492 dollars. The Hon. John Appleton has resigned his post of Secretary of the Len &s Legation, and Mr. Buchanan cannot leave until the new minister is appointed. The Irish delegates from the 'United States and Canada are in session at Astor Hones. Robert Tyler, of Pennsylvania, is chosen president. The object is by some supposed to be the invasion of Ireland. Their proceedings are strictly private. There have been outbreaks at Arkansas between the free-state and !every settlers. Several persons have been killed, and a number of houses burned. __________ California advisee are to the sth, and 2,000,000 dole. in specie, per steamers Star of the West and Cisme Law. The financial condition of San Francisco Is represented as gloomy. A prominent home in the Russian commercial trade had failed. The markets were dull and quiet ; although, in the interior, trade wee brisk, with prospeete of increase at the com mencement of the rainy season. Havannah advisee to the 20th of November re. port the sugar trade to be active; and, by the way of New Orleans, we have additional news from Mexico. On the 27th of February next the meat of government will be removed from Mexico to Doleres is Mashies; it has been re•transferrod from Halpin to Mexico. There are serious diScultiee in the Al- vans cabinet, and Santa Anna's friends were not idle in the oases. From tit. Domingo we learn that trade is dull, and that mousy and produce are warm. The new coffee crops are emidL Newry M Isw York I. saw, o;4GiTittUn;i supply of eanhell We Wiaperary Wow Meeks (kw. The masa awoke; Were the swivel of the Atlantis, wee Wilyant under modelled= of an advance in Liverpool. MON the nuelpt the wee bee been &wending in the esitime and sobs heavy. the doe Use veryisg rem to le. roar tell dr sheet 121.. pee barrel, he 0011 MOS j and imam wheat wee inactive, without niatesiel sheep in prime Is good tutlities. Caen water. Provisions:Peek and beef heavy and amebas's& Lard aiilas sad 'salsa 8. u active. Treks arat fvr Liverpool aid Loudon. Ilveheag• es Leadoe.lo6l to 1031; ditte as Paris, 6.231 to 6.20; Amoterdsoa,4ol to 41; Bream, 774 to 771; Hare berg, 356; Aatverp, 6.23 to 6.20. Count Wielhondry, who wu lately sent into the Ornate by t►e Empress of Ruda to distribute gilts of atesey, is., to the weesded, boa just died at iliapherepei flees typhus lever. Op is the essinsweseassit se Use war the deemed Coast Wei deist aswelary M tbe Itemise Ea• bossy at Louie.. _ _ is wshappy sweet has mated to slight seasstioa fa high *dee at Bergs. N. 21Muhl% Casselllar of the Oablast eat Priests Sessetary to the Xing, hes beat Mick with widow Wisdoms. The King of Sardinia wan about from his kingdom study Woe welts. — Ma Baanz-Bozovis have many ceased a mo ieties at •sirkeeple. They have mrrki elf seen Turkish wows, sad 'melted ethers la the meets mad In private whisk they have attend by sada lona. They have eire. same of the Treads seldisre. sad have vreerisi several et their ewe Paella diked. • deplalat hes bees made te the T.rblsb seversateat as the 'abject, sad itk bared that it will ad be the het. Doubts ale ea. tertaised whether it will be paerible over toted" thee..a . to tabu& to asytkios like Wittig diadtataa—Golirwosk FRANCE. (/110111 001 OWN PARIS. SUNDAY BUNNING. All doubt about the fate of Ham is unfortunately at an end. A despatch from St. Petersburg, dated this day, states that the place surrendered on Nov. 28, and that General Williams, Vault Paella, and eight other Puha+, are prisoners of war. It is heart teadieg to think of the fate of the gallant garrison, listing* the culpable impulses of oar governments, et the Poles that Russia will send to Siberia, and 1,10 the Hungarians that she will deliver up to Aus trian ____ rename ! Baron Lejeane left Paris yesterday for Teheran with despatches and decorations sent by the Rave- rer to the fibah of Persia. The banquet that was proposed to be given in the Industrial Exhibition Building to the soldiers re turned from the Musa will not take plsoe, at least fnr the present. The public entry of the troops into Paris, which has been spoken of for some time, is said to be fixed for Sunday next, Deo. 23, and it is ex pected that the entire garrison of Paris will be ceder iron to receive them. The Press' observes, upon the lest Bank of Francs returns, that the increase of eight millions, under the head of coin and bullion, was purchased by Irestrictions upon commerce, amounting to 127 mil lions, and takes occasion to draw the moral that the system of a national bank, with a circulation based upon the quantity of specie in its posesseession, is radically bad. PARIS, FRIDAY EVINING. The monthly tomtits of the BaA of France show that the restrictive =mares taken with a view to re sters whatis usurped to be the safe proportion be tween the specie in the Bank cellars and the notes in circulation have met with considerable success. The increase of bullion in the Bank cellars turns out to be much about what I stated yesterday, sccordiag to Bourse reports, it was expected to be, viz., upwards of eight millions. There is, however, a great falling off is Paris, but the difference is made up in the branch banks. This result is in great measure explained by other items in the returns, which show a diminution of 38 mil lions in the discount accommodation for Paris, and of 16 millions for the departments. In forming an esti mate of the financial situation, it must be bocce in mind that although these figures prove that the Bank has brought its books into a healthy state, trade must have greatly suffered by the tightness of mosey, for in ordinary times more paper Is disoonnted in No vember and December than in any other months of the year. But the augmentation of the specie in the Bank is not to be attributed alone to the restriction of discounts. Since the taking of Sebastopol the expenses of the war in the Crimea have greatly . diminished, and camequently there has been a diminution in the await of remit tances in cash to the East which the Bank makes on government account. There has also been a lees amount paid during the last month for grain from abroad, the pried of the arrival of ships for the pre sent winter being nearly finished. At the same time purchases by foreign commissioners have to some, though not yet to any great, degree exercised an influence. I am informed that the amelioration in the state of the Bank finances has Wee brought cheat entirely within the last fortnight, and that if the mmensts had been up on December 12th there would hang been, instead of an . augmentation, a deficiency of 10 millieee in the specie. At the Boom, although the Bank returns wen esneidered to be favourable, business was not bright. It is hoped is the money market that the Bank, now having much more than the proportion of cash to notes which political eoonomista assign as the cab proportion, will reduce its discount, and take bills at date; but it is doubtful whether the Bank,' forger date; its measures successful, will be disposed to revoke them yet awhile. The principal cause of the heaviness to-day was the high rate charged for , carrying over accounts for the 15th. The Bents fell 160., closing at 64.60. Railways were all lower, several lines falling as much as 6f. Bank of France shares did not vary. The Conslaulionnel relates the following: During the residence of the Emperor at fit Cloud in Oc tober lest, his Majesty received& petition which wen banded him by a grenadier of his guard en duty at the palate. Early on the following morning, a person having on • light summer coat, without a bat, waistcoat or cravat, entered the guard house, and glancing round at the soldiers who were there, said to the grenadier above named, "It was you who yesterday handed me a petition." The soldier then lean. shed the Emperor who spoke to him with the greatest kindness. The petikein was from the mother of the grena dier, herself the daughter of an old soldier, and who bad lost another son in the Crimea. After minutely inqairing into the situation of the family, the Emperor retired. Two days atter, the major of the regiment sent for the soldier, and told him that he had been ordered by the Emperor to give him leave of absence to go and inform his mother that she had been nominated to a tobacco shop in • commune near St. Cloud. (The value of such a privilege is animal, estimated at from I,ooof. to 1,2001. a year.) IN THE PAPAL STATES. The Piemonte of Turin gives the lollowing account of the state of the prisons in the Papal dominions. It says : Is 1850 there were Unprisoesd 10,436 In 1851 .. In 1862 ,i Is 1858 .• Is 1854 Showing an augmentation of 2,670--nearly one fourth in five years. Oa the 31st of last August the same authority states there were 683 perilous imprisoned in Fort Urbano, whom it divides under the following heads: Condemned by the Sams Consults 2t Condemned by the ordinary tribunals Condemned by the sanitary tribunals Condemned by the diocesan tribunals Awaiting Judgment In transit 1 Detained as a measure of preemation 124 DISASTROUS FIRE AT BOULOONR. We have received from our correspondent the fol. lowing most painfully interesting accouut of a sad midair. tune, which has just befallen Mr. Barnard, of that port, the well• known custom•boase sod general agent : "On Thursday morning, the inhabitants of Boulogne were roused by the sound of trumpets, the boating of drums, sad the rolling of fires es, hastening to the port where the house of Mr. Barnard, the agent of the Booth- Eastern Company, was in flames, and which, in defiance of every exertion, was, in tie abort space of two hours, re dined to a heap of ruins, nothing standing save the outer wane. So far as I have been able to ascertain, the following are the foots i—Oa Wednesday night, Mr. Barnard had • few friends passing the evening with him, who remained until 12 o'clock. One of them remarked, as he sat by tholes place, a constant steins as of the crackling of wood on fire. He looked about him, saw nothing, emelt nothing, to denote a ere, sad troubled his head no more respecting it. It was a bitter °old night, and a large Are biased in the grate. After the departure of his guests, Mr. Barnard extinguished the gas in his odes end corridor, and every. body in the home retired to rest. At three o'clock the meow house dears were changing guard, when semi of rhea' remarked that they were working late at Kr. Barnard's, which was not unusual, though unusual to mach an boar; soother, thinking It might be thieves, went up to the haw and phial his sae against the @batten, when he soma Mud the ceeckliag of a Are a n d the smashing of gime, sad be at ewes raised the cry of fire. The street tall was rung, and 'ernes mad* at the door and shatters to rouse the inmates, and Mr. Bernard heard the Ant Hag, sod, opening his window, told the mesas below that be heard then, and was coming down ; as which the real state of things was explained to him. Mrs. Simard isamediately got up, end hurried dews stake to the entrances hall, but found 'greet impossible, as the hernia sad the outside ball were like a Manias forum. She returned to the drawing room Soar, where she met Mr. Barnard and the man servant; the latter rushed back to his bedroom to clothe himself, and when he had done so, so rapid had been the progress of the Sr., that to descend the stabs woe Impossible ; he bad to *seeps eg the roof of the bones to the window of the adjoin ing hotel. I. the meantime Mr. and Mrs. Barnard had reached the balcony of the drawing room, from whence they managed to reach the balcony of the Hotel d'Alene's, from whence Mrs. Barnard was taken down by a ladder et the arms of a custom house °Moor, Mr. Barnard sad the female servant following. There they were, with Utile more on than their sight elotbes, in a hard frost, contemplating the destruction of their home, and the rare curiosities and hissers' emits» with which it abounded. is vein was. every smiles made by ell to sheik the In, and me soar thing. Captain Watt!, mounted a ladder to ths and saved a WI chairs from the drawiespro. was all that was rescued from the house, nunlike " .1 of 100,000 f. in value. Silver melted iato sakes, s spoons, ladles, and a boa of gold watch same tap s CZ! found, as also a wareron safe. 17pwards of nu l e = and silver, which in the dike and bedroom, appeared for ever. The frost was adverse to the wiss i s s ic : ' the eagles', and it was some time before they eth o s_ from the railway station being the first. The the mayor, mayor, the commandant of the gendarmes. tag IWO with several of their of fen, were soon on the ops - Q rendered every eeniee, and none exerted. thilweelvis ye t more praiseworthy activity than the *Wane and IQ % of the two boats belonging to the lionthara 80% Company, which were then In the When/ ; L ei all exerdoes were usenet, as in two home and every floor had fallen to the grand, pe ts , sway good party walls separated the fire from e i si Mows, and there was sot the slightest the whole of the block of buildings would hav e to the ground ; the tames shot straight up, or tares and wards towosis the harbour, and to inch an extent oath the ems that there is not the slightest mark oa the ses e lag mom of a raging ire having been next deer. Iliad Mrs. Mrs. Ba r n ar d have received the sympathy et the me s e • tows. Ttest u reenain without a second garment lemu r . bees destroyed." I • Telkiriermartial of Boulogne, after pion, &his tele above Woes, adds: " The house, as well as the di Imai i tare whisk it 'ordained, was, we are informed, Wa s s. Bat an Irreparable lam is the destruction of the papsm e d ' amount books of the agency of the South Buten Gamey r which Mr. Barnard has held from its last establisb ass i Among other rty, somber of bu l k ion ere H ss oes h i m., lost. Workmen have Mame* s clearing away the ruins, and it is &treeing to see Ra i dreadful destruction of property; silver ankles ss down, linen burnt, and fragment, of chairs, tables, Ss" el r charred end useless." _ . tier to theColowar 0 Obwrosieur, of Boalegai a t yesterday, Ms. Bernard acknowledges the SOP Of kinds. and generou offers which he has rewired from MIMI* ot i bis follow townsmen. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, gee N. The Itagerisase, 61, screw frigate, Captaia Webbac,B 4 ' and the Hanks, 16, mew Woo, Owannodlar atom tee et ki. ilea lying squadron. arrived at apnea' Pair Ikea the Niro* a al* yeresa. ma mbegense 131, maw anew ship, RV IP Vs etewayedet. day in UM stags iris, to try bar mese a tor the Ire bat Huy answered szeselegly well in every reeneot. • geeneareof Widen that at OM thar were wortedad a with Me 43 eininehei ea m ew leb e ed. the gig at the ties Med WWI dna bads wall. air groper preware he IP/10., ene Wilk him. huller see ingested to ha elitalawk Ida a apse roes Wes pre War. The soatinsl gown el tha engine is We be it isllmght deer will wort op he SAC Wawa. MIA* sad Mid are Ile serntruetore • the engem an ea the ogees wee% Vith (Urea ;Mica andloalde phloem beg= whet epseleases of =sine 4im.; they weigh, with the alma IS lima Itr. Walker, *Wm be *ans. be Steed the sad appareatly in the sod able wet eidy wanorw. The W hle expected to go oat of karbra, le re her greed at the imam mile, about the end or this Loath. DEVOIIPOILT, Die, It To•noserow (Wedgy) the entire strongth of tn. aft. blibmato. now mattering maidarably awe tina elehota toonsesse Asking overtime to tbe watt of two bows pr mtaisi ma& ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OP' ENGLAND. Thin society held itn Ilanil half-yearly amdevg Saturday Met. at the Society house, • Colonel °MALLON= presided. i The °sunsuit having apologised for the aimassef led Portman, called upon Mr. Hudson, the emeeery, hi Mei 1 the following report:— The soctiety, i pthe pest hall-year, hes led Oil Masao l ei der . , and _pised, during theme =US ail I =ll, Ile sow contains 90 life the non, 813 Ills samthers, 9,lq mom. am is beil members. The some have aimed lord Mesas le II newer,) in the number or trustees comdmal MM. bunted inns di:. Fnesy ; mad the lad ef lam to wig* the semi la Mr • ambers of meaell, aested by Ma teener et lad Sim M the dais of mimeos Ilse esany et begs win bees dada with the mond] in their ewes of the geed im sousteed the removal of Mr. Poesy frail ale Oen ef kb valsabh cooper atiok end from the Mewl= of gatismati Min W so Meg leemed the Mlimd of vim an he member& The es nnell have *spraw Ota l, bdr NM. dart. Lord Perrtmem. alb with the SenM el /ft Few on their helpmate lest, end their poised eelbeas 4 kie dented nualeastelbe I Ilek Oareeis lus Ma up d Ms most ausitudeleflbit MO eMitl * e el thiestistyles weft endedelmestu gmesediddeleas posiled mime admission asuisid and the eziMilien fir live stern. a—Mimes et ham= leg eillisat Ideas d as sesping usdlims at Owlhia fft wee pub ponsl Mendustli dfinged,lten they teak Wisest Nutt WM in ammessallea e on / a Ikea et = Mr. Mrs. Mt, Oemully relet die sodety, wheeli Om that llis Misled ept, Mum end tem et lie emefee dee esB lismilebd thith Omit ths eMeld mow E ast med udisi On MbiteO es O id d seet of ten gesisit the tumufi ham *heady eyed aas beget Me esemtry main to he had mot prat Woo ford, limin intheilfig, dog whit the natal prism eMend dues he lathe mil sheep, and a &Simi tribe be day hoot' the serimoneent et the prime be Mee psis, md to mi. cultural imeiments and madam ltsiqt Puleseldeall, Mr. Inse, S. F. buds, Mises laat, es de Pinieset stile at th at they amid a imeasidea of ths wig Istheanwil • cadearal Nesting at Fads, apesebly with se gems huldise the Ms Isl e t d the mod the eraremati re. = ll lC=ln ewe Islet of vistr. Its lettifilwellsa has onshinid le ismemit be the atom themmeivesehms-fm Dished lq Me saucy nelding la see traphildbulithice Mug Oh rid saw:mamba Moeda me timehillinh lobe disomereL The mimell hem *pia eserasel le Lei Moan their due soma his laredsip's kindness be Ms emgnia Vier mote deal}.! el the caddy; sad they hue sammi beton We, to pewee be hatithathe in the loured adismod dthe suss time washed by the society tow i i i = dies Is reemense le Mat septet. A claim Wag it MOWS made ia is he Ms essietrs 1.00.1. prise Ice% whitlfile WIWI% ktr1d .......... ea that sabjeet ham him It late yet mad oa their rePert tilt wodP ial l meshed Ma t tin prepare is net maid to tin OM Mate the last gaud mad*/ Pod. Ilmenis has dame' a laws ea tho !Wisp et willt meretioa, sad rat Ways ham dr i mimed Sam a MOWS& Pree. Way le dm seti in the asalndeor *mit et the tease y, la palmitin assesime wager the ditestion el the elneledewealass. have may sera, la eatdhuhrs, ts etsgratelde the sushes Os netlike et madam width the toddy madam teminidk eglie the mssem skit lad& Me operations for maaselog I every kiosk d krsanadry continue to In samieL l = tl In folliaaeao l / yid& se pee* a poser is the asilityr ea :X phew la Muir heads, sad matertain en ansienstbeles Is maw Ile epersaem semst and practical, at the Noe Met _ are They onthdently aped that the area Isom with=rill melt la Me Masonry of prissigiss,m l MO* application, without width ture Can twat Wain to theme of is rational pursuit, Ira wi lyas 5 Mae e a t, baited by allake sad capable c ray of etawial eimelebd ederehoe. Mr. H. Bairn wed, sad Kr. Parana Hose sr candid, the aciopdon of the report, which was maid unanimously, after whisk the following balanm sheet mi mended : Balance Jen. 103, 1,1541. M. 741.; ditto, senator,. U. Maid.; dividends stock, 1401. 17s. Id.; life goranors, W.; weave (annual), 4411. he.; members' life compeneettm. 5101 .; 11114 . 1 esnnal subecrlptisa, 1,5465 4s. ; receipts on accoont d hods 1771.19•. Id.; receipts (in London)) to accouat of empty nod* daring the prat year —oe wxount of Carlisle, 1,40 C i —3,6301. la SI Prwaneat sharps, 1614. Ss. ; tazes sod rater. 141 IS& ; arlido men; ma. is. 7d. r power end airier"'it. Is. ld.; Warder owns, W. Its. lid.; payments onaseauatolioarnal, 6131. Ha 9 4 4 Wise. elm" and tenor% lea; *Aaiun' Fink, WM , . " 1 4 eetezitury laseafgation, 91575. ; chewiest 'rant. half yew, e t t ; ditto. mwßlggaattlfoona., 100 i.; psymeste in I.mdos ea meow of ✓idings the half year : Use In, 3 , 1. ; Citable, 6461. Md.; petty ark. 51. en lid. ; werotary's eiptikaa Peal 61 18116 %_ la Ca ; balsam at bankers', 5,665 1 . 11s.; Wass. wawa 131. lee. 4c1.—k34.1. 7s. 4d. In pretesting this report, Mr. MUMSport, sunned M regret that, notwithstanding the Imp reesipte at OVIINvi the e :pendant, them had been in ends at the surd of 87W. Tie usual votes of thanks to the officers wen thea smog/ pet and serried. A conversation missed, in the course of which Mr. 51.4. NIT adverted to the increase of drainage loans, sad MP" that th e restricted advances of government :night be mac up by advances trout private capitalists on the ruse WWI that was to say, 4 per cent. interest and 21 per cut. dais. lag fund. The Cadmium did not see any objection to Wham" mammon; bat it was not within the province of the BM 'S M interfere. Mr. SLAXIIIT was satisfied with having Introdatei hi topic. He took that occasion to express his regret that ae Birmingham and Smithfield shows should ham tabts fil. oa UN ;IMO day. Mr. Freitag Hoses explained that the arrug.••* --4.1 the Smithfield Club were not under the control of th i e ra t cultural &misty. However. be perceived by the B hem papers that arrangementa were contemplated for . 11 !t. year which would prevent the collision of the two Weir lion.. The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to Chalioner, which wen suitably acknowledged by their PRESENT OP BWORDS.—Is January leele 1/2 British Imam es Mist on • voyage fleet 8 7 64 ' . B,a lerinadess, having sprung a serious isak awl reP bleed sane damage, pet into Tongataboo , end ewe tea man amsera Mum angerona coral reefs. The Maw 48". 0rovern blisg er of irs tr r" is Fre i :ch igo e:L . tiLliishCesePuita" DI tin 0we1dr ,4b.15.11111:1 happened to be at the island with the corvette Atearil and steamer Dares—he immediately despatched the Smog to the Selina's aid, sad this steamer, with great diffiesli sad danger to herself, succeeded in eaten:mil**, bugle from her perilom position. The crew of the Stiles, bail refused to pressed in her, the governor, at the Mo ll " the captain, had theme removed to his °unship, faro irr saybackto Sydney, whilst he placed on board ea. ai c officers and ten French seamen, who navigated her te Tahiti. Them faits having been brought to thitir,,, her Majesty's government, they considered it rilthl to mr their estimation of them disinterested mid important e„, by eonsething beyond an impression of thanks, sad m forwarded through Lord Cowley, the British ambasmder D P:r i t sis ttree t, trans m ission tb sw o ord go r, v f e er nor;M . vaini to em bl. co ll isimo d the Duos ; sad K. Magdalena*, Rotolo , de Uri for important services rendered by them to the barque Salina; together with a sum of 600 (rases tributed as a gratuity smog the ten French mama wee navigated that vessel from Tonetaboo to Tahiti. lee j g _ CRYSTAL PLUM—FITS bau.Luto DAY, DOI —Admissions en payment, 107 ; ditto ses a n tilliii .era 643 total visitors, 660. Corresponding dal 1••• 1-- SOM. TM D by the B , swede ass, 1111 fig' The 5 plower nie / sight Jona way Jobi Th• ' for 1 The a* iap thei bill rat .Es sel M iv pi a