The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-31 00:00:00

W -- ebe Oxpreoo. TO COREWONDIIITO. Watiiimate Weskit.," lans•!Lerls• limbs piper, ma be at the le, lemei. by Two AM* ea Ur ay at pale...bur HIGH WATER AT 14 Tim DAT—atoming. w. We Te-staaar•—licadas. N MIR "i 1.714.6 Sr Mu LONDON, :Y, OCTOBBit 31. fas political exiles in Jersey, who signed the protest against the expulsion of the three gentlemen conneeted with the journal L'Homme, have in their turn been ordered to quit the island before the 2nd of November. What aim have they committed P They have said in 1836 what Sir CRADLES Woon, the Duke of Newc9s2l.2, and Sir Jams Oz•n•re said in 1861, whoa they were Cabinet Ministers. The protest signed by the Jersey political exiles is mainly en:histericial Mena of the events of the revolu tion ellected at Paris by the cow cretai of the2nd of Dec ember, 1861. The phraseology employed to describe these events is not over-courtly, bat neither wee the language of the Ministers and journalists we have named. The Ministers and journalists have ceased to speak dames events, beams they believe that France has acquiesced in the Government founded on the cow Vise : and breams they think that is the general merits of the reign of Auourrus compen sated in • great manner fee the questionable mesas by which he artainod to power, the reign of Miro- Lam lU. may compensate foe what is indefensible in the cow (NM. The Jersey political exiles con tinue to hold the same lump as they have ever held, because they do not believe that Francs hes acquiesced in the Government of the cow driest, and beaus they do not hops that the benefit@ oonlerred on their country by that Government will compen sate for the vices of its original title. Of them two dissentient views, which is ehareeteriesd by most of sagacity and practical prudence we are not now called upon to decide. Enough that • man may entertain and =- prom either of them without imputation to his moral rectitude. If the press is free in this country, sash difference of opinion is a legitimate subject of discussion. To pariah men for mein bluing either the one or the °thee side of the ques tion is a gross infringement of the liberty of the Prsoa We shall be told that the discussion was curried on by the Jersey political exiles in language of sensor♦ eery violence. An we to take exceptions at strong Lepage on the part of lain who have been driven from their hoaxes and hearths by an sot which eves those who nuke the strength of their language matter for an accusation against them do not sad can. not defend P " Bat if they are allowed to speak in thin maw of the chief magistrate of a nation with which we arein intimate aliases, that alliance may be placed in peril." Was not the sauce person chief ma gistrate of Franc*, and was not England in amity with Frans, when the Ministers Sir Climes WOOD, the Dike of Newci.erta, Sir Jut= GLEAM, and the London journalists spoke of him in pretty nearly the wets terms as the exiles do now P Had the Frai lest of the Republic complained to our Government is 18it of the manner in which be was spoke& of by Ministers on the hustings and journalists is their columns. the answer would have been The Con stitution of England does not allow us to deal with sea for any latitude of speech in political assemblies win priat szeept by des promos of law. If you feel aggrieved the law courts are open to you, as they were la 1782 to the Gwen of Francs, and in 1803 to your the First Consul" And if there had bean one spark of English generosity and courage in the Insets of oar Ministers the maze answer would have lbws made W him now. , There are good ground@ for believing that the French Orrerament has demanded the expaleila of the Jersey exiles from our Ministers, sad that, in stead of summing as they ought to have dose, they have esseplied with the demand as far as they weld. Is a letter from Vienna, published is the algae Gowns. and reproduced is our impression at this day, it is stated that the Asstrisa Goverameet has aide application to the Cabinet at St. Jamas fir the expulsion of polities' exiles, and that the Fres& Go vernment bas instructed its ambassador here to sup port the springtime. And the Manifest , of yesterday contains a letter from Jersey, dated the Stith ism., in which it is staled that the exiles have ressived warnig to crk the Woad. noes two docu ments /save little room foe donbt es to the par ties at whose imaigatton Ministers have violated the reetios of the English Constitution. To have eouried with suck a request from NAPOLMOX ILL— who has bad practical tarries°, of the pored= our laws 'stead to *ideal exilee—wesid have boss bad ~sib, bet to amply with wok a request Aeon Austria implies a degree of manses that wader, net best ourealme to designate by the epithets which forgo themselves upon is. Lord Palms:afros and his tolleggass slated to derogate the obsegeiwie sus shows to Austria by Lord Joan Rams. et the Coafereases of Vienna ; the obsequiessome day have themselves sow shown to that (drives"l power i. loilaitely more diegrecofaL The berme of lim bos& boo bees laid prostrate at the feet of aontiasotal -despotism by the PALILUSI'ON Ministry. This Jersey affa ir si sot the first step of ear Go . . _ nominee is its dossed hos the proud piggies suds . liaised by Emilia Ooveraleosta ia 1763 and 1803- 4psike at whisk public opinion was far Ises =light ens* than new ea the subject of ilk* Path.' rilibt• sod hassuaidss of oldness and funk° goloarpers ansesipt us. Ia 1838 the MOM* BALI " 8 8 " were eniassoned to Bow-street. to answers charge of bowleg is their posi l drioe a queatity of gunpowder pester that was allowed" b 7 law. 80 """ * 8°1 " WWI made to Fine Omit a ccansalon existed between the ageeped sod N. E.OIIIIII7TH. When this was /Mad to be inipsesibii, the proosedinp were allowed to drop—the posseentioa was torsinated by a esupre. Wei. No doubt was entertained at the tines that the anis obleot of those proceed hags was to obtala an nesse for gratifying the Austrian Government, by media, IL Emu= hoot this =amity. In 1869 the Owosso mast of the day bad sat mesterod enrage to duped from the prosodist established by the ultra-Toy Lord flainuisatrar half a oratory before. Bat whoa sou ages vesture apse a deviation from the path of remade& sad legalily--herniver slight— their subsegosat dowsward career is rapid. Two short yeses have mallostl to essholdia Ministers to their prima avowal al dhregard for the hereditary liberties of England. Ia the Wee fraa Jersey which we publish today it is stated that N. Views Huse will mask at llieessey usdl Lord Pixel:mos presents a sere stringent Alias Bill to Parliesseat. We feel renit. *at that V IL VICTOR Him remains at Opieseey till sash as west takes place, his reddens* the. will boa headesed um Fallen though Lard PAUMISTON is, bs will have leo such pekoes to rhlc the damaging /tats* to whirls the latrodasticei of suit. a u THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 31, 1855. LATEST FROM ABROAD. • TIES ALLIES SUPATORLL ` i zreassr•TaturAL Tazaaaars.) (max OUR 01110 00111111POID111114 EAMBURG, Om. 30. despatch }bon Bt. Petiraburg, dated tide day, states that, after making several demonstrations in advance, the enemy retired finally on the 29th to Eupatoria, finding his left flank continually threat ened. The fleet at Hinbura numbered sixty sail. ins set eves bees Mined. Os their side, the so dubs be wealag their retreat, Are with redoubled viper egoista the Baal side, ►st they do u se hem. The oarless sad the tredeeraes wbe have pessiesies to walk abut the tows, an alone Hahn to say *ay how the essays Are. Senn of the I atter, w►ose shale age at Hawkish, are all that lien beee•htt by the &Wan Ilreheelffro. The Frain essay sow occupies all the plain and all the outlets*, Bader, but really it is so very agreeable plus. Oaly again that dkeetly yea wow the Taming' it is impossible to And a drop of inter, setwithstanding the heavy Mal thathaerfalles lately, w that the expeditionary eons are ecespelled to *any even water with them. Tree, and by way of eomposeaties, the Bawls= suffer from the mune iseesvesieses ; bat thee, although we eau tab with us madam is anisdasee, I. do sot think the enemy has the UMW Nihau. _ At this lamest the Rost profound quiet pervades the cusp. Every day, as anal, sash regime supplies its con- Sagest of the fatigue party Ise =akin roads. With the szeeptios of this oesupatios, kW laborious than being in the tremble, within tuns up to vary the sou stony for our brays neither., who immanently upset the signal for warehleg to the frost. It is very possible that we shall not have to wait less for this gigue, and I nay soon have seas gnat news to mod you, toe we are beginning to draft off the Wiest' ea a gnat seals front the Frauds and English ant balsam, sad these drafts have hitherto best laudably the short prelude dash". . • . Twtlve hundred Sardinians return to their country ; they are all wounded sum or ecenvaleammts me longer fit for duty. They are to be immediately upload by flask troops 'spitted has Gana& The Sardinian army has last experleaud a ve►y grievous loss. The brave general, hientevseeldo, who so wonder fully survived a frightful wound, died as the 12th from the effects of a slow eememaption, attributed to this very wound, which though healed to all appearance had deeply lacerated the inside. His °bascules took phis cm the 13th, in the midst of the entire Sardinian army. The allied armies were alurepesseated there In the funeral procession of this valiant soldier, wham rue merit they had been enabled worthily to appreciate. rhe body of Clenetal lleateumble was bmried in the old emmetery near Kamera. It is &Mad that General Bistros ie to tarot Marshal Paltrier with the Grand Cordon of the Bath, esaferred on him by the Qum. There is a stress restos, that the Aaglo-Tarkisb Con tingent is te be seat to Hafts. The iTheratod oaten of the this of 1847 are hogianiag to mina ea their return to Frew* ; but I ought to say, la praise of throe brave fellows, who hare ears& through out this try*/ tempi's, that a good third of then wished I to reseals nadir their colours. A corrupoadent of the Cbusidetionowl sends, from Odessa, u an extract from the journal of that city, the order of the day which Omani Loden addressed on the 9th instant to the army of the south, respect ing the incorporation of the druschines. It is ore follows : Considering the present mealtime of the war, it has pleased the Superor to ordain : The damned's,' of the mobile defence of the empire, W- I longing to the Int levy, will serve to reinforos our armies and will be attaided to the rpriaates, so that they will sernagehen the third and fourth battalions (of each regi ment). I. virtu of this atraagenteat, 23 drudging (23,000 me), hen Gneiss& mad Moscow, have already arrived beteg fee the meet part seder ety eetamaad. Tien new troop, called by the soared will of the Em peror to the debate of their country, have hastened slo venly to assolaplleh their oevareives yin, sad at the same tins to satiety those hallos* that imamate all loyal subjects, by johalai the realm et wallows armed is defame of the kith. the Caw, sad their eoastry. We mut Math that the dtmehtsea motto have reeehed u are bet little adapted for the periodos of arm, if vi empire then with oar aid repieesti. Sot it le for se to dal& the mock bogus, sad we wOl seseeplied it wit\ seal aid patinae. Tiresty dreeebbee (20,000 .ea) have cow to emplete the NORM@ of the 16th dtvidea of Watley, dela 11th dived's& of nano, sad of She 9th divides. I sat sesetaosd that all, frost the reseal tethe soldier, will mesh* than rug Islam is brothers, suarades, sad Let as gibe nor hwalliatlog weal be &dimmed to thew; on the eastrery, let the 'retrieve wise harevlceadoned their peerofol labours awl Self feasilies, la maw to respond is! the ail of the Czer,"lbtala deep awl oaths esswicieratiew. I order the oils* of claylike, of brigade, mad the sew seders of regiousts, to direst the lastrootiea of the Wads la II MUM/ sot to disgust brutalises drillings nes to wheat ildatary discipline is a amity. We no. sake the atria egrecablo to the =Mk. There Is so scouloa fer their lerraiscg the theory la posfeetios. It le weesgh for thew to knew taw to beadle tholr erne, and to go through tW eaeroises "If the camerae load rilluseu. sad 'specially to shoot waist a nark. The rest will Nate la good time, whoa we shell he more at Imbues. The caws of On militia will devote thenvolves sun closely to tbs ends,. Tbsy ban asstly all clam fund, mid sum thin bays ben ands/ in. nay will sone. quesely ban so didisidey is minissiorin ebe pat This order will Da road is boat of the alesesblmi amps. des, nominal, hatesebo and dresebises. I as pomaded that wrsT7 Ina is say sew ever Ames the orrollowsts whisk meioses me, wid fist he will maw TOW 1111 es-spent' is the 0061111141111 work. TheCessesadee of the Ares of the Beath, A.D.C. chum/ Loses. TSB BALTIC near. lIANSURG, ltioncee. Between the 13th and llith of October moo Eag tisk ships made reseansimanso is the Galt of Permit. Seam of the enemy's bent= were bunged, and a steamer hadbentherded the hake.= of GradaCarieby. L Swedes the wedge of the Western alliance Menses every day muse and mese esmareed. Siam' lest year the journals ham asked whether *Meisel was to unite herself to the =at; whet was the most! opportnee mcarent for string se; and toast world bel the =shies of Fialead t Ulm away kook These questions have bees beefy tweed it bog* in a pamphlet recently rehashed et Steekholos, l and 'added * The policy of &teem in Mei war of the Western Powers with lieeiti end+ the question of the onetitutisa of Piniand, k adie• time State." The coeclueiess rams to talkie pempli.; Ist are the following:—" TM politely at Sired= van sot ear from that of Europe, that is to ray it anost teed to arm a cosaterpoiss to Banta. Thisemmoul take place, except the three Scananavi= Staele—! Sweden, Norway, and Deomark-♦n united to-! gather nodes the same governiseat lied hem cool single State, preserviag their distinct seastitatic mat Swedes cannot take part against Bessie milers Mel can look forward to the formation of a maim of the' North, guaranteed by the Western Powers." TUSCANY. A new telegraphic lino bee been lately °pow& ;to the pabilo between Florence and Foram ADYAIICI IN MIN PRIM OP Bazut AND F. •SPRESS FROM PARIS. PROW ONO OWN 0011iNSPONDINT.) PARIS, VINSON! £VWWG. I learn to-day the heads of the treaty by which the Amadeu Goverment has conceded the formation of the Vienna°credit Mobilise to M.Rotbschild. M.Entile Pereire had obtained the concession provisionally, subject only to the sanction of the Emperor Francis Joseph. It was stipulated that the treaty should be kept open three weeks, in order to give time to obtain that sanction, and the affair was oonsidered as good as settled. In the meanwhile, M. Rothschild pa tented a counter project. The government made great efforts to amalgamate the two, bat M. Pamirs would not come in to M. Rothschild's terms. M. Pereire's original proposal was that the capital of the society to be formed should be 150 millions, that the council of administration should be two- would give rise. Neither he nor his Imperial misters will ooart the Flowered publicity that would be given to the transactions 1861 by the discussion of the Maw of And yet we do not Wonder that . .exile' smarting ander an set of tujustice, Nair that our drat protest against tlgs laerlaie roreedinliket.iteresY has not been supported' by any of the Liberal organs in the daily press of the metropolis, and that not a whisper against the outrage has been breathed daring the parliamentary canvass now in progress in thel borough of Southwark, should look forward to each a suicidal move on the pert of our Premier as probable. The future historian of the nineteenth century will point to the Jersey outrages, and to the apathy with which they seem likely to be endured by the English public,u the darkest blot on the Liberals of this me. CO, court. WINDSOR, OCT. ail no royal aim party yesterday Included the Dschere of Yes; Um Duchess of Cambridge, the Prisons Boyd, the Prisms Mary of Cambridge, the Deka of Cam- Islay, the Rev. Lewd Wriothealey Ransil!, Lady Augusta Bract, Barroom do flpeth, Lieut.-Coked Tyrwhitt sad Major Perms, Equerries is Watts( to the Dike sad Dashes of Cambridge, sad Kr. Gibbs. TM bead et the idd Life Gaud' pied derieg the diver. The flownee private bead efterauds played is the Cuff,. A Cabinet Conseil was held yesterday afternoon at the Foreign-oßee. It was attended by Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Penman, Sir Charles Wood, Viaeonnt Canning, and the Kid of Harrewby. The Conseil sat two holm and three gnertera Viososat Palsontoe arrived la town yootarday awnalag, hoe Itio Nat, Brownian. Basta. Th. Ban sad Camases Grey have a salad party vleltiag at Retrial' Hall, sear Alawlek. The amble earl sag eenateee pupae resaialag at Howl* Hall *MU the week Wen the rwanevabllag of parbaateat. His Excellency the French Ambassador and the Ceuta. de Pereigay ratans& to the Preach Saber, yea terday Ira tickle; Viesrat ead Viresuater Pahaerstos at Bragged', Heat.. Th. Eon of Eg Witco's party at Rent= Cutlet kr astorabod, asd thet soak sal has soma as a tour of obit& — iladanto Lind Goidooltmidt (in reply to an applies tisa addrassod M hat by Km & C. Rail) las =pressed an in. tondos to *it London, Mr tat arabl pawpaw of giving a Kagan is old of dr pregasett Nigittiagala Fond. It is annosacesi is last tight'. Gam& that the !psalm will is.. bia warm% for aaw Mations at South• wwk sad Welk kenos' days laassa. The Opinion of Tads quotes a letter from Milan stating that the Posas■se authorities theft have received letters addressed be. laslaad to Wham aerseatile homes. wit It the &lades :—" Miles, Sardinian States." Whether a mistake or a joke, this eireesestaaes is said to have snood the Austrian geveruneut greet Guaymas. The Earl and Lady Constance Gramenor have arrived la Louden has Paris. The Rev. Robert Soppier Broke has been insti toted to the Reatery of Haltom, le Suffolk, as the presenta tion of bar Majoety the Queen. The Dakeof - Rutland le still is a very Truk state of health. Ho roma! to tows yostottlay, whore he will eoettaes a lbw days. mad them proomod to Elastlags for the aprovonout of !ii health. tba Bari St. Germain sad family have arrived at S. lasteen•teraee, Brightes t for the wiater. Thar elegant masks bee bet boss /seated by Berea ie Oetto, the Bavarian Meister, who bee reamed to tows. The Duchess el astberiesd,ecooespaaled by Lord sad Lady Blastyro, raturaa from Park at the doom of Use proasat week. After a bold stay as Stafford Roam, the Ditcher will Be to Troatitaat for tbe wiator. Dr. Lengtree sesteseed ea the lath July, to eix menthe' impriersuiest, fora libel ea die sawn Odle Bask of death walla, orsteleed is sewinsperleihne, owl is a pamphlet sailed The Oesviete Bask." is Idiot the writer endeavoured to 'iodises, the ehareetar sit Ids see. eesvietod at Melbourse of mire edeleest i oessoolles with the bask is yeeetion. THE BELGIAN GOVERNMENT ON TM SCARCITY. The Belem Moaba► publishes the following "pelt, sibilresod IS the Kim nadir the isle of Oct. 26, by the Illnister of the Weeks : " Stro,—Whon the grim of provieless is Me, the people regret to see them Isised aside free their as Sadao. ties, red ohms seek the interveades of government to - rowed sioolootoros abitobtog orgies .Ida aro soomary elf pain 000tosooss. Thu, at Yds dew. thew are dasasila tree nett akin that tbe steadeabare of star& goad be Dated. 'without waraltherias skates* a seam, .wit isawarbiately Ware dia eerie= weakness steal Use by worlds" st tadissidet erespatiass is whisk lb.' see et dareby written Is iadlograsiabis. Yaw Major*, b aware that ens mad paste starch are mew sory i maastireseea. slabs, es tbe iieda of dime, ter paspensies of payer, the saillosisi dish, de., sad rarity as sae would eastesgbile petting swim statutes is the way of imperteat tabder by whist amen& of subs= liw "AU Uri eta legitioudely be 4... le to 000tutoso is the outset ovary Merl to aftw bY eIbetIMPOI i mi u s io ns u iss otusti 2819 OM Mid la iallaalana, liogovimmile have bow sods with that view. ood, it I bore b eim winsowood..la some woo sot without *weak " Zotoglaill twirls mein that wellosoduoted to- vegdgade•• Web, etde.te - pane est saissiesionlia mg be abrader obi I helm. lie, OM N wane ao - ollal fa oaamego rook esuotto, end I filwooffiao Iwo the beam of pro ' palm to year If *art, ease sword of lON hoes le say inattor who nay tad memo of &Waal* lb oboe* nee*. " P. Dross, liffaiator of duo UMW" moat is followed bys royal dome of amine data., aid& authorises the Mahar of tie 'stork, tie is et a see of rlw how, te M token fres the bah orrllti M oho bone inapt for Oho SSIMUNOVIIIast of tilissiby. Mel toe pops of leattathora Polio he the dismay el s ass I sihooelory aeheiatee to mimeo the on of mime fa he. aseidel eleapatiese fa whisk the hake it R mean sir Offal. Leafier revel oleoroo, of the 26th Ootober, peeldlete the own of Ineettoltost. lIBALTIf OP LONDOI. (Tram dr The mortality is Logien is much below the usual swoop row will& wow& wlsais Its limits. TM tombs of KO pooosso wore tosiwoood in tie wok that modoi as latoweiy. Oat 27, oollio Obe aorrooloil magi of law worm ogoadlog weeks of tle mobs' toe yaw woo 1,072. The woolly downs would mescal So US is Leaks if lb. wood Ms of mortollty did not mood slo wand raw of 17 doses is 1,009; so is dm roma wool 67 bubo by wasofwvol owes Law boos nowdol. In the week eke births of 737 bop d 790 'irk to all 1.027 Make& wore ropeteest k Lesion. La the eon seeks el the l ien 1146 6i the skew esirsaarerlieene INAUGURATION or THZ WORLIIIO MINN MUM. AT CANNazoos.—Tlis isastypeowy address le tbe seut bus of the Warbles Yea% Uelbuyi, at Caabeidet sod te Irsiloareatad to UM main of the espethmeat,' wee vmd el the lbws Se{, Owableliipe. ea tto. is& by the liew. H. fieeiorle. et Ilawellle mad Woe . Ow pdoWeal et Os senegio, sal est el the meet Wien tot all mph, meweasewle to the right r hot the Vatveoft of MEW. MR bane. The ws heme at the le mNi we Mel is everbwoher by as esaigseel. MIMI be egoism am ethos, lobe irtlk the Abet w woke a beat& Nan the are *ea of members et the eithe=rheat Os & b ar▪ giativrat ie l ag g e k — kmow .ase rrij elf WWI rem ' Abet. sad Wm Ilesialb, • atallatletfeet. Lest kor =Wei Na Swills slisosiblet, am ems me , . . ...... . . . • . eta sap:aria : mus-- 1611 .• • - • '. . - LATEST DESPATCHES FROM A supplement of the Invalids Rum, of the 21st of October, publishes the following telegraphie despatch forwarded from Nicelaieff, by order of the Emperor, at tea minutes to twelve at night on the 20th : "Up to hell-past six o'clock this morning the enemy had made no farther attempt, but remained in the same position as on yesterday evening. The bulk of their foram continued near the tongue of Hinburn, lying wait and south, while thirty-six Teasels, stens ▪ gnu-boats, and others, remained in the roads of Otehakoff. " At half-peat seven dela& thirteen gun-boats and five Seating batteries ascended the Liman and entered the Bog at half-past ten. At noon they were fol lowed by six steam vessels and two additional pa lmate. "The whole of this lave sailed up the Bog and out anchor at some ocamiderable distanos from its mouth. A portion of the bats were afterwards de tached end ant towards the mouth of the Dnieper some of the ships continuing to ascend the Bog, pre ceded by boats making soundings. At half-past three o'clock, when theft vessels had meshed Point Buse end Point Vobnchkeis, ea of our Bald batteries, which was placed behind the latter past, opened fire spot them, and thereupon the enemy siesineed speed sad replied. The manmade ma:tinned oa both sides for more than as hoar, after which they returned and joined the vessels at anchor near the mouth of the Bug." A despatch a day later (41st), given in a emend supplement of the .bovalide Rune, states that the Russians sustained no lose in the above affair. At half-past two on this day, however, the mauls of the enemy re-appeared, and again manmade& the battery. bat the cannonade did not last long, and the enemy descended the Bog. The vessels which yesterday entered the month of the Dneiper returned to the mouth of the Bog, after having made soundings. To-day, however, two gun boats have again appeared in the Dasiper. A third despatch of the same date states that dur ing the bombardment of Kinbarn the Russian loss was not sonsiderable. The number of dead was not exactly known, bat there were sixty-one wounded. The assaulting foes barn left the camp and entered the feabourg of Mahan. LATEST FROM THE EAST. t wile DISPATIIII.) MAE 8111.1.19, TVINIDAT. The Christophe Colombo hasp* arrived fres Con stantinople. having left that town en the flied. On board are Generals Baguet, Minuet. and Troehs The Turkish government had given a warning to the ingoortial of Smyrna, ea amount of an article olfessive to Orson. The frigate Le Vaabaa lead arrived at Coastanti sepia from Koalas* wit► 21 abeam, sad 711 Rao shin soldien. Awarding to the last sews tram Tesbiscad. Omer Pasha remained at Seakotun-Bab. The Tarim alliressd that he wee ia essamanisatioa with Hers. th f be A letter from the Orissa of the 22 s a y s , 41 The tin at Sshastopol is mat very aetive. o p er ati ons are kept quite mum It errant the literriane wish be retire. " The French and EDO& cavalry has retarned to the lines of the Inlisraaya. The iianliaisn division operates *Own Pat, °adenine." The tollowieg despatch hes been received in Patio *Q Berlin, seder date Oct. 30: " A new manifesto of the Esapster Alexaoder bey jest appeared, ordering a general levy of MAO wen. celled to arm to repulse the imminent aUecks at the enemy'" ADRINISTRATIVR REFORM IN RUSSIA. In the ressot eireolar of M. Lemke', minting the tights et the mike , which is addressed to the _ __ newshals at the nobility, he says: Yea keow yourselves at what great importance to the public genies is the selestles of proper persons is the *leaden' of the body ef 'Nobles; what meted duties aro imposed cm them, and how intimately the mention of these duties is emanated with the quietude and peesperity of individuals. It is, there fore, to be ardently dedred that the Weed= for public eneploysent should fell, not an persons whe beer sorely the nese al seise, bat on those whose Wel l/steal capacity sod moral wades really entitle them to the high quality of nobles:* THE WAR IN ♦SIA. A letter in the Mores Ossetia, dated Vienna, Get. 26th, state, that a report was =rest in Cosetenti nople ea the 16th that General Mouravieffs army had ownwenesd its retreat MOM the Arpetstekii. Bossier' alms who were wade prisoners in the late affair at Kars have stated that the attack are that fortress was undertaken solely in °mesquite of direct orders Iron dt. Potiorsbeqr. The Joursal a Cbastantiosirie gives the following sews frees Asia Kiser We lon rewind mew hen breitesse-lath. Whirl NI MMONS tint the Ilerieribren Omer Piths hes *Med his boni-pertees to this sky. The troop of Chem Pie. division Ind sonsesively mind bon the Crisis. Pe the 4th this &shim had slimmed, with Fished Pule, .he eennenis the outposts, es for es the anise of linkcno. I ea the way to Knob. We mein letters bin Treinced. whisk Worn is that the lientar•skres Ones Paths hes just dined his nap et all its lonia% aid et thew Masked by beer, mains them to the heelthiest open et the revisor when their recovery will wnesquatly he non mil. THE CRIMEA. thirds French and one-third Austrian, and that the society should have a right to do business in foreign countries. All negotiations, however, with M. Pamir., were broken off three weeks since, in ones _ _ queues of M. Rothschild's offer being thought much more acceptable. Ha proposes a capital of 200 millions, undertakes to transact the business of the society in Austria alone, and will form his board of directors in the proportion of two Austrians to one Frenchman. A report is current to-day that Russia has granted letters of marque to American privateers. The Bourse opened very heavily, it being found that the settlement which comes to-morrow will be altogether against the speculators for the rise. Bove- ral "executions" in the Credit Mobilise and the Austrian railways pressed down the market. Them two securities were more affected than any other. The Credit Mobilier was done at one moment as low i as 1,116 fr., being a fall of 60fr., but it recovered after. wards (when the "executions" were over) to 1,137 fr. 50c. The Austrian railways closed at nearly the lowest price of the day, with a fall of 13fr. 760. Ap• prehension' of a coming call were entertained by holders although, according to the beat information, the directors have as yet come to no decision on the sub ject, and, although two mouths' notice being usually given, the call, if made, will not be payable before January. The Rente, after dropping to 641 r, recovered to 641 r. 25c., closing with a fall of 60. There was scarcely any business done in French railways, with the exception of new Eastern shares, in which sales were much pressed in the morning, but lbw suddenly rose 20fr. in the afternoon. The Lyrists line fell from 101 r. to 12fr. 50c. A sad avant was much talked of at the Bourse, and contributed materially to the depression of the early part of the day. It became known. that a heavy ape- culator in the Credit Mobilier arid Austrian rail Way shares, M. Binet, lately directo...-general of maritime engineering at Toulon, had ',loan his brains out in consequenos of his losses. TM/ gentleman was very eminent in his profession, sod be had hoped to have been appointed inspector-4eneral of maritime engi neering; but, instead of being promoted, he wee placed on the retired list and came to Paris, where in the absence of ether occupation he embraced the too common profession , at a speculator on the Bourse.; The second regiment of the Anglo-Swiss Legion under Coleael Bondi, has its first battalion com plete, and Tour companies of the second battalion are shortly ba leave Schlettatadt (Bu-Rhin) for the general depot, It is believed the Srd and 4th regiments will be completed by seat spring, since about twelve men arrive at Schlettstadt daily, notwithstanding the ob stacles which the Swiss cantonal governments lay in L ribs way of recreita. The Ensifniiimettion of Brussels contains the follow ing details as the subject of the visit of the Duke and Deign of Brabant to Paris : Two anima incidents weaned, one at the fint, the other at the moral visit of their Royal !Rahman to the Rotel de Chimay. flouts surprise may be felt at Perin at the first, but in Belgian nothing will be thought of It, as the freak and lively gaiety, and the hat repid equestrian tune whisk dew moonrise the Priam. an there well•kaows. la gelagsver the megLifioent hotel is the first occulea, every pen ma visited, bet that whisk most attracted the salaam of the Duchess was the stabler, sad she examined the nortapeate of elms with a skill sad solicitude whisk would have named an Aral& At her anond visit the Prisons went Wit further. Whoa the carriage which woe to convey her and the Prisons de Classy late Paris was bong got ready, the Dubois, ening that the 1101141kila was embarrassed sad wee • long time is performing his work, ems forward with her anal alertness sad, in her hoe-drees sad her delicately gloved heads, seated him and get through the work with great adroitness. The evenings is which the Imperial and Royal party Rd not attend my place of public amen- runt were moat in what wore caUed wain ie fatieilk. At first the amusement adopted °masted in playieg at charades, bat afterwards a Gomm game wee iatrodased by the Dearer, which will keg remain as a soarrair of her visit to fit.Clead. It is a game called lichwass.Peter. It is played with cards, and forfeits are paid Is it, bat they mean amply in the been, nary time they an emlukr• Iran* a black meek mode is their hese with a pine of eireneeil. At the ead of tbe game, as sash player lone at leancerm and many several asses, the game tame taco a /laden masegaernie, sod dada, the whole time, naturally eneitesche plosion mervieseat. A ham from Cada, in the Meetinear, says : The Lord High Commienoser, after a arentles ahem % during which be netted the Bonham lonian Wasik, se aarnedlhen oa she 10th. HM Incelbsey was everywhere cranny reeeleedby the populations. Re aka visited Cart. l • din, where eke Vadea cordially weleessed him. The diaglib stamen Ana arrived ben an the lith from Ragland and Malta. After having diem , tinned 30 , medUespenea end some Idiom of mill ,. cia,che tattle the evening of the more day for the Crimea, within° nes heileagiag to drinent Regliak Warily end cushy regiments. 4n the 11*. the Esgilk Wesleyan andesak areheilaremPorneseath with about Re of the ! :Bea rskkrmilYa, deetised M hem pen of the gamin& et the sewn Wee. This vessel, Mask Is M proceed se floaten, ! bowlines ea beard ghost MOM end earratere, whe eavwbeen engeged.leyabe Rash* authorities for the may f thellest Mama WiNarallV, Boigiaa Moister of Foreign Maim. too anima do Paris. Ilhs Theme Gessege states that Sissy Swiss l ieverasmos. wbodived with risk families is Ewes, bays asturaebto Safestland. those families baying bead time al/was, a aactmat of lb* was. sada: the amenity of rs dasinelleir satabliebooaato to a non ocoaoutical esadael. Vhsesei-danamt osasibers of the Cometitnest As sembly .er Vienna, neer, Gedeark. sad Vialsad, are {Stades wear balers the %Abuse. in order to asses, a essmieet disk Maus, isekr pats et Wing esedessasd fa sass de desalt at a solid bridge, intsad of tin —This thinly the bakers is she aortb•emesea distriat, l brid g e , __,_ 44••••l '.„_ •""s ai „._ a t sPissos. Wiese We reed is the laws& doszassawlasslllsßAsTopou Oct.: 11. vow visa ., insashaelt. sessas feresaa y the o . 111. eg loake's, Cleskommil, " pate dieredi4 the sad l li es e i ttraal- 4.. 1 a im iese " ntia C tati "Ilis two bsialls banks at f This day, them &Ashes of the dudish& mem an der bsifress7. Died Ise tks wised quality alssms db. rivit "lama "' TM .1 " 1.11 •m i s ult the immediate tweamead et the Gassrthla oat Ls suns monied kss thee 9id. per am.: rh.r 6•4___„_„ll6lbsr has bi t _ 81•611•••• ,.__ the 7 ruish • gommaaat Maramos, ham left Ise the hairier. The eapedideamy sad Is skasT Plans Ihd. shalds‘ he the same ." seshs " t°••• m llsk Dior sad the Dean seeps takes Foibles, with it far three days ; sad Ikaow, Wallet Isesssisid broad whatilid. 6, Iss sad 6-044 hi. // f i at*. thsewpseam hem a geed stione, thet sides, bays bees imaed et head. mists? 'kola issessietsa) ss. ss $ ll - SO- Dot "win 4"."1 " .. " has •nbillitted Tamara to ham Mime prepared for three days mom. test; Sthilbsissh Imams tessd sae sit 9 1 4 - PsfsHits•—The rhea of Bides risk .Cabs. 111•0•144( •" 4 *Wire berwela Strasburg A few bean teem, as Magda dishiest, em s , g ue em u. Mail seal dealers Is tha thevemeatithed Mari . hen '.lli Magni Sr Celia Campbell, moompthied by the High• iscssessd the psi.. . 1 sash sus pest' pr wt. Deshern• ROPRISENTSIDSH OF ik/fllltromg.—.Yestorday A m i Bo r a % seemea d e d by G umm i c omm . , „ m• oak mil at Is. id. ; the best Derby, Stafford, sad oa st meek* a publis meeting of the Mestere of ilmithwerk, mood Its sees ter *Meg the &Make home. I woad "W s . as is. Pd.;as h llbsis al W assent gsailey called sc ir disr at a" issisws st air C. Napier, was =tell yea mostly where them aspeditioury worm (s**l bra isia•S) at rims wrist haze I r. 24 .541 la. 44 par held as the Betemia, Bewskhhes.re s & Th e ben& bow suss so, bat liodursass has be ds fee d ee d Ws ewt. La Mesas, has also them made ia the poises et gm ins, whisk is • man *Wm. Was died Si mesa aad, setwilkataadiag w heavy rah. a amber et the Busies were ethsaaeleg ad Os petals esetigthes to saIN "Ilds ass diesessL .ise; ewe •w, eel destreyks all W roods la dolt roar. IMPOIOTA'rION or WIFE.—It amen. bath a re. •ho le l la t 41 " 'Melds IA b e peril*, what lie led to am sesremeat Ja tars booed ea latarday, time the quathily Mirka haissmed s°• pt _sat egl was dos a** assetied. The mandato Mare omits& of she s w a b i pb e Ippon e s . ia the aisepreaths ended the MO lisperimber was 0.063,470 sad his triads oommial the stage. Mr. Na l ri ese el it h e mast M mammy me Amos is the `jai Ti t h Wash, assess 4 100 baths otheamptisa was mewed, Sad Mr. Heavy Mart emealled. weirs. knetwe has likewise «mei .r past& ia thietto many 44$ 11Tevu, paws— sinsami D Stdirlig w trnstt Sit C kirk 14 " 1.- AT, SO.-- wee serried emidet the mess tu shames as— their idea Milk reopen° debaothpol. They ham gives up Ahahathe Ake by mama theme, after seise father kneel 106 thearmelleg the Medi alle, aad sew Owego in. 4111.47 17 =ZIA hitalit rif e S o da sepsratwl. ~ La Prone of yesterday evening ham a letter fret Bt. Petersburg in which we find the following ps i , agent Pwrinsiono, Ore ir Things are going on badly ; the political atmoub li , desperately heavy, and we may my now more thy that there is " something in the alt." We no loam f ra u ' from speaking of OVUM, and looking et theft is th t gloomiest aspect. Notwithstanding the presence et 4, wort, which did not accompany the Emperor on his a ge , don, we dread no longer the eyes of the Galakhoff oa k , or the eau of the Dobbin and the Orloff'. The scandalous affair about the Baron of U M ist Prince Bodine opened the late Cates eyes to the be alii administrative and military depredations, which errpsiii all that the imagination can means in the way of se* loss extortion, and that, too, in a country whirs stet laeditional rims ere inherent in the habits of p e g, w e . The Emperor inflicted a blow on the r a ft vM committed the error of allowing themselves to be mot is the act, and of going too far. But abuses of thy mg bare not been extirpated on that accoent. On the cort roy tbo following ban instance that induces every ca. toh : Sere that they have n ceased to prevail. In the returns of the Russian army there hid dersfo figured the equipment, pay, munitions, and gappli, Gt a force of 18,000 men, a sowalled divisies of recap, which ought to consist done or two companies frog sea regiment serving in the Great Caucus". This &tak e was employed in keeping the outposts smug the now Ulm. They made a great fuse about the tittle foretell or building for it, and which were garrisoned by la gi detachments from the main body, in conformity with ti e regulations. One day General Woronoff, the Emeney, Viceroy in the Caucasus, set out with a princely 104 to the purpose of inspecting these 18,000 men. He reached a village and commanded a superior ant order the detachments of the division to assemble *di purpose of being reviewed. He was told in reply** d the forts were situated in the mountains at coosidershliii tame in spots difficult of access, and that three weeks,* at hut be requisite for collecting thus troops. Go l d Woronoff weld get no accommodation at all in then" where he had stopped, and, not wishing to Wilda hinal a prolonged fest, he retraced his steps without penal* point any further. Whew the campaign in Asia was ordered by the Baps* Nicholas, General Moaravieff, seeing this seatioged d 18,000 men figure on the army list, took it she bto head to go and ascertain the state of these troop. Be accordingly set out for the mountains, bat he tack vely good care not to have a whole court is ►k tin, Ss al' predeosasor bed ; only one aide-de-camp welt wit► kin, Raving some to a village, General Idooreviiff seat * colonel, and mentioned to him his wish to *gig dieision. The latter declared to him that, counties the difficulties of the Keened, it would take a good sualidefire he could inspect anything. " What does that au*" replied the general, " I will wait." Now, from the iaspection that he made with hisser tuned activity, the Commander-in-Chief of the stay ii Asia arrived at the conclusion that the forts Ind ISM Ir built, and that the men only existed oe paper! Com quently, for the twenty-five cr thirty yen that been waged in the Cancun, the Rassisa pun* hi bees paying enormous sums for the pay end keep de imaginary division for the conatzuctios of chink** true castles in the air. Judge by this one het of the tentless sneaked mg, and of the military power of this great empUe, sW b eo long a thus had believed in the exists= el en armies, well trained and inured to war, bat whet emth upon closer inspection. You already know the fate of &inborn. no/les k serious alarm here about libation and Niel h's& She Emperor has confided the deuce of the Latta Inn General Todleben. Although he has been killed shade several times by either the newspaper press or ***- graph, the young general of engineers it in excellent Inda, and his wounds are completely healed. They en greatly on the skill of which he gave such proofs dreg *nig* of Sebastopol. . There is perhaps some little policy is the motion decided on sending him to Mashie& sport from then" cities of the place. Todleben is a man of earpung null and superior intelligence. If Sebastopol has falls*, it my be said that it was through no fault of his, sad that bill L all that could be done to reader that city *pagana lis ►es reader's!, we may venture to assert witheat feu dm tradition from any one, eminent services to the Ban government; he has been rewarded for in; bet rapid promotion, justified for the rest in the eves of people end the soldiers, has given Fite to greet NUM among the officers. Men of moderate talents rarely forgive superior me fe having a superiority that succeeds, sad merit In their IN is a heinous crime. The opportnaity wee than* • bran for removing Toddies from the attacks of envy,ci giving to Einaieff an needed/I &deader is a mm eli has given proofs of his capacity. NAPLF.B. (1 , 1031 OUR OWN NAPLES, 0n.% This is the great holiday month, the villeatirsd the Neapolitans, and every one who can has mei out of the capital to enjoy a breath of fresh air, lits first rains have fallen and washed oar styes% oath' accumulated filth of the summer is underpin process of decomposition : well and wisely, ss fora, is the month of October chosen for retires sale the country : His Majesty is also in the cossup though this is nothing extraordiway, for his gni of October began in 1848, and has not tersina yet. At all events he is at the " Favorite,* sad twist week receives and amuses his faithful WON i! the gardens of the palace. There are swims, IN the Heraklione to ride to Banbury Crom" 010 , saws, and Russian mountains, and every one shunt rubes down to Portici to partake of the sports eke their Father provides for them. This plea vs the property of his Majesty's uncle, the late Primal Salerno, who established these games fSe some twenty-five years ago. They M'S _ j ive been re-opened to the public at this very time. The lieges are all invited down to look IP! king and have a ride on a sockhorse, and F.Wsm moves amongst them like a private ireslbe e l creating no venation, and receiving and Woo lodging the bowed his friends . Let us do hie /Iv i tg. : ternes, es h, f .saraceissein no t t Y be j v u : I . l6c a t ie;;; ;er h at less ow ; r i shetudfoi ; aial be r f t th oii is s we te po p d p h is uil y a ot r s il i t s eiss u cialti for th r in tb°lll , now coatinued for so many years, of Ocelot hr! round with a court rearm It is much to be sr, by for7 ha t ob o is v f me a too ssm g n ui l la lin te g Fa ' is cf. : :.l 24l :7 o o" Italian mind: it looks for realities, not Arleta until it has them v ill , I games at the ' , Fe torits " produce. bee ° • t h o praises sounded of the good-natured sefiP bars al .. W h be kusr thecoenbu h ra" o tklinyi t he hele onesefi n e w ro t o:g ana g g effel : n i ic v : :: o ro s i fh . tite i . W " es ton ie lliii: pw .. 4 • ln i t bres i a l d s typie b n i i::::: : taba g o t s : , it m essl ade bs by a diff had eresnta me n." "What do WO lel so Ist e s liays they oi of Some :o t : nyhyasw tro . :_ asi b a le • st h l or ch as eg t mi to ‘ in i : a e fternare ib : s i t , : t o h o tak f an i e nso l e_ de en ibali wbo w h r t he o there icl u r o di clit ss inli°ll4 : s hm) a lF 7 t : lie of the pr ep dent idea that Maus still lIS° ior re_wev epa i in a . n a N it y i : c rag that e d s t s l e O la a ag re i Cation is mil: storm; the Of . iptiesor's hand is paralysed moment; big the spirit of the ruling PO. I I believe, still the same, and I perceive nois y good that car One other relaxation of severity I Is— on the faith of an OR da, which is, that the., ezily efe fr es to return to their country. led e '" ita nbeo a t t q l ui n dte s is ti so on abad al ega re .ti g v en e. e rati po o l...ti f t • of Prince T orella amongst others. t r y , 'ad scads who ' ,could like to leave it, and peek elo ""'"' 'r u f f cannot find here, a cams' diet ' to return, it m a very doubtful bog e' side of lat.! west irk.L.La . maev; rs ' er" s es 44 le i l t f ed i t pg N S i a t ta pl iza t es es Y y vessels be s. t te :::. y t e i h:CeiV ileetwes uose ..._ or e t°lllllbl ti ; T i v i sit, I have ascertained, bid DI)