The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-07 00:00:00

ebe Oxpreoo. TO OORRRSPONDINTB. Aillymanumb Warted Ur "Ito loyelso; Loam 1110/119 1 1/4 MA Mu nn lO. 11116.11. by 'two Oblosit cm lbo be of WON WAIN& AT LONDON BRIDGI. Ter 111tf.4111,10111. 4b. 416 Mir Twasanow—ffandso 118•—......ifteraoss. Ik. left, LONDON, PRIDAY, DECEMBERS.- • Xis Wagfixaro* ash for an adjoins:let of the Beaton Counties Railway meeting, is order that be may have time to prepare his defense. Ben a mutt ought to be granted. sot oely to that gestiessas, bat to any homlpated party who ma show that the dais which has eloped sines the aboolatiou of the Committee's Report has been familleiset to admit of his softens; and ar ranging additional or neater evidence. B it met at the same time bo kept in mind that the request for the to propue a defence is equivalout to an admit:in that the Committee have at hest made oat a prime fetid ease against all who paler Noah a ragout. Now it wield be madness on the part of the shareholders to leave the management of their again, during the interval required for the pu ristic" of defeats, in the heads of parties who mks such an admission. It would be wise and in geed taste for than who ash for the, to promme of their own accord that they shall be suspended from the ezerns of their Motions until their re emotive vindication shell have been submitted to and decided apse by the shareholder' Bat, eves though no sash proposal be submitted by those who 'Mad epos their detente, common mess dictates that they must be sespestiod from the exercise of their function until the further inquiry which they dammed is terminated. The shareholders must also boon their guard against gusting too long a term. The the required by Mr. Wu:turret, we frankly codas'. appears to as of unnecessary Maga ; and his mds► tion of Christmasove as the day on which he pro poses to present his vindication, is, to say the loot, utfortuats. It has an appearance of trifling with the shareholders, and implies a doh, to bend be fore the storm it the meantime, with a hope to rise again unscathed after it has blown over. Another consideration ought to be borne it mind by the shareholders. The Committee of Inquiry attacked, from various quarters, with petty width= es the views they have expensed re garding minor matters of detail, and complaints of the manner in which they have conducted the hooky. It is imposible that mere men out have entirely escaped the commissloa of mistakes. Ist if the proceedings of the committee have bees—as they appear to as to have but—soe dotted in a fair, just, and honourable spirit, and if they are right—u we think they urea all the great essential points, it will be the height of Holly in the shareholders to allow themselves to Do diverted from the consideration of these points by captions and querulous criticism. For example, a grievant* is sought to be established on the ground that some of the witness, were not allowed to revise their evidence. We have had some expsriesos of the results of the pretties of allowing witnesses to revise dm sotto of their evident before Parliamentary Committees, and we unhesitatingly affirm that the results of such a permission have, in the majority of moss, been to suable witnesses to substitute for what they really did tell a committee what they upon second thoughts wished that they had told it. More reliance is to be placed upon an saurian than upon a revised report of evident. As to the criticism upon miser questions of detail, if it be valid let the neesseary sorrestions be made, if uessmatial lot it be utterly disregarded. This must never be forgotten :—the more faithfully and fearlessly the Committee have dis charged their duty, the more certain they are to have stirred up the enmity of incompetent or jobbing offi sh:ls, and of all their friends and retainers. The in :palpated officials will be strenuously and unscrupu lously supported by all who have benefited by their patronage in time past, sad by ell who hope to benefit by their patronage in time to some, if they :stain their appointments, and 11 the old system is allowed to continue is operation. The Committee of Inquiry have soder takes a task by the proper performance of which they may ruder incalculable service to their fellow ahartholdsre and the railway interest in general, tad fa the discharge of which they cannot fail to incur lavetsrate sends& They are entitled to a just and generous support at the hands of those for whose lobed they have been acting. In be, the duty of the Eastern Counties share holders is to bring to the inquiry a calm, unbiassed spirit of judicial investigation. The points to be ascertained an not whether there has been mismanagement, and whether their property bet de teriorated in vales : these, unfortunately, are beyond question—these are facts denied by nobody. The ponts to be ascertained are : Who are responsible for the mismanagement sod deterioration I who are to be dinned and who punished: and what sew system of administration prosaism battle results. After bringing an impartial judicial temper to the inquiry, the next duty of the shareholders is to set with stern justice and promptitude. For our own part we have brought to this investigation so per tonal prepoisassions or partisan bias. With us the prosperity or failure of the Eastern Counties Olin pany is only of importases le so far as it is bind up in the gent question of the reforms of the general railway administration of the country. We speak sot for the interests of the Company, but for the interests of the whole nation. TEN MEWING or PAILLIAILINT.—At • Coaueil,l held this day. Parliaises; latish at prearat steads prorogued to 'Tuesday, the 11th last., will be further prorogued lentil the 314 day of 'salary seat, them to meet for the despatch el heitaen. On Tuesday evening as lataractive lecture, ea the We sad Taschler of Bakken, was Adhered Woes t►e , ambers of the Tavisteek ]lee►ea' lestitatisa by the , Bea. George Byes, M.P. Tluesalseat the Sedan the boa. redeem was Wally sheered. Oa the occasion of the interview with the Smith field' Appropriation Cea>•ittas, ea Wodassisy, the Cas eate et the Itzeherier said he should be very happy is eve a metal assiderettaa is say pka that night be emb attled lee the sitabliehmeat eta eleani ded•msst market, may need arkaare i• reppeet of whisk woad hare Ms approval ad esprit ; at the seas Um it would be desirable to give as sub epees me posit& is Lent of the beepital, easpatible with the reservaties of amasisat sass for the sweet. If the reamed whet shield be esablisheit, It le esetesplatiea to awake IS with the live shock market I. Cepeahare-dolds by seam el • railway, ea that the seat slieibtaiett Shim any be beeesbt late the entre et the City la As finest penal, stabilise. Seem experiment, have ins getag ea far the last them dile is is Astesid-watebse. at Weibel* la enlef:to sweetela whet hiss a sew is best aelseleloa fee the sews' pupates for whisk sue of Inge edam eat esaasaly lesebedt. The whole of the sea, hare Mei bony rook with the empties of sae, whisk bent hailer the simi ans'. The Wish we to be amassed fee ma* dole lessee. A forlher lorstls a the Webeesievl prefeetnee Me bees essiewl et the Arsesel, sad they ese slog feeweettoil to Ihoebewysew fee s owalseattes of empsehseeta bt court. DEPARTURE OF THE MEG OF 11•11OLDI1A. r (mon ran Gotta* qtanaLaz.) 4 ,_ ' WlNDeffi, 4ao. 6. His Majesty the Eipg st OpmEitia hrldhiasjid this acesiag at Ma past lbw Ala* with the Almon, the Prime, sad the Duke el Cambridge. At Ire o'clock the Gaeta seessapanied the lin to the grand estrum of the Coale, ash therecesit lass ef her mei sad illustrious Inset. Her Majesty was attested by the Ladies is Waiting, W Great Moen of dude. sad the Gentlemen of the Hossaboid. Priam Edward of Base Weimar was aloe »meat to Mks leave of lie liardisian Majesty. TM Hoeg was atteaded by the Marquis WA...Roma the palliates of his salt*, sad also by Colossi the Use. A. Rolm Hoed. Friss. Albert (attested by Major-Goaeral the Hew Charles Grey mad Cap ale the Hos. Hadley de Rash sad a. Doke of Calibridge (Maude& by Colossi the aft. Jones liaodeaeld), amoispanied kb Welty. • gaud et bosoms, ememeed of the Grenadier auras with the bead of the regimes% wee farmed is the Gambia gl• of the Castle, mad reeeived the Elm ss eatering his ginkgo with the usual Messrs. A mambos of the dad lAA Ganda Synod the alert to the statism of the Bestir Wotan Eadway, where a guard of heaver of the 22ad Regiassat was cm duty with the bead. A 'pedal treks esaveyed the sagest party Is the private statism at Tomball, where the Him, Prime Albert, the Duke of Cambridge, sad the Fatima' is wattled, mimed several of the llama's wisps, sad, emorted by the Ist Lift Guide, peoeseded to the Brieklayere Arms stake. A guard of Maw of the Foot Guards resolved his Mejeety at the states. The royal party left imatadiately hy special lists as the &Mk Rasters Railway for Folkston.. The Kiss of BerdWa Mrs melt leave et the Prime and the Doke of Cambridge, and ties embarked will his sidle for braless& The Maass of Cambridp sad the Primes Mary, and Priam Edward ef ease Weimar, test their departs» this merslag. The Kaiak% of the Garter, sad the rest of her Majesty's 'Won (with the measles of dm Dashes, of Butheriaad), have alas left the Coeds %rag. A Cabitret Coaled woe held yesterday afternoon at the Foreiga-olice. The ministers present wereVieocont Palateretoe, the Laird Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Doke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, the Berl of Clareadoe,Mr. Secretary Laboarbere, the Chanoellor of the Exelwqaer, Sir C. Wood, the Bight Hoe. R. Vernon South, the Berl of Harrowby. Lord Pen mare, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and the Right Hon. M. T. Raines. The Coattail eat two hoar. and a balL The Bishop of Melimes, bad as istsrview with M. Secretary Lab...where yeetowley, at the Colosial-eflee. Mr. Denby Swam arid hlr. Towsebead bad as iota• view with Lord Mosley of AWNley 7estarday, at the ON of the Booed of Trade, :dodos to t►e fieliebary sad Yeovil Railway. Vinson% Paiseretos retorted to tows yeeterdsj hem Whole's Castle. Deopetehee were resolved yetroday at the Coksid-ofliee feat the Governor et Malts. ♦IBIT OF PRINCE ALBERT TO THZ OIRMAN LEGION. After the the Vivid had lift Folkestece yesterday, with the Kin el ilartials ea board, Prins Al bert, the Duke of Cambridge, with the Raga& pa tinas.' el their Weis. wen book to the Pavilion, It k to he hoped to sued their tee hasty breakfast after se esid sad early an expedition. These who wished to meet them at the Bboraelite rasp. sad whom Mine had ad provided with fleet steeds were *blind to walk at saes, sad at • reead nee, alms the three miles of road beside the sea, to the sore of the military ceremsay. • fall of saw threatened to skill the ardour of the spectators, bat happily it did set Lot Wag. Casing through the village of badge% a short though sakes eon stern a / a s was osessd to these who had walked ea by the lower road la advents of the royal ravaleade. One of the hawse whisk they had uses, an hour before, ennui at the Pavilion Retel l oraddsaly ease heading down the read, riderless sail Wetland, sad pm rise to the terrible leer that some frighthi seldom Wan lave happened to en of Priaes Albert's party. Ihsently • poem same after it at • steady gallop, sad with nose trouble the runway was enlaced, and the saileties of hem is he village were apposed by soreness that up Niko Wee Ma esessed to say one. The matter was agiehea alareresele by the nese:nee of • gallon Opal SOS In he Priese's sake, whose splendid scarlet totaled by its stelae that his huh had onto is intact with the mad, although he did sot sees to have sabred say real hams. Rayne sliened the Sup hill bolded the village. the table-lead apes whisk the nap is situated wee is has view. The flues sortkneaterly wind that swept Were this elevated plan had sot allowed the new to lie there—its beans sight have bees thought able to strip the suatiest herbage from the plus, red verify its some of Phosadlis Ann en thousand nsa wire draws up la • hallow sews, an side bong homed by the Regimen of Russ, the appetite side by moss el dark-coated Rilemea or Jager., sad the re naiades by three regiments of infantry; the thing of apeststme Min sellessed ea on side, below a pinions Ilk • shabby tarpaulia coming, whisk messed ia Mal*. eery peril of being sera off by the Iliad, sad whirled over the slit into the en. Upon sad mound the pietism won mot bass. who sedated with exemplary forbade the glesiellelid blue, and • number of gentlemss, some of when IMO MMus of the regular se militia envies ; these of the Kest Artillery west particularly Wiesen*. Whes Prises Albert. is hie Field Marshal's sallona, with the Doke el Cambeidg• ss • patrol ohera, sad the Minster of Ws she la • nuke nalfone, redo late the field, • large royal swigs wee heisted neve the smoked shod I. shish thus wee so shelter, sal es they rode slowly all mead the field, bend Ohm bead joined is the 'Stead =them. They took up • plan this la treat el the pietism, awl awry ballast SION, peeled la /*Mew before them. The duke. from his pamse sad messes, appeared to maids the soldiery with dose ateestise. Lord Passers evidsady sateen mach from the sold, which was almost intolerable. Aaesgst them who steed assr than won Berea Vu. litatterbeint (who km bees employed la raising owl spaislag the Ger ona Logien). Genesi Guy sad Colossi Assn (who 1 asseensaled Pries Albert), COMM' Blalock, Major Ilse bean, sod onus. As fee the appearance of the keeps, it wean be Weir to ampere them with Moss who line underseas • scuptete drill. The infantry seised to the I eyes el aaproksolonal apostates. the least satisfactory part el the Leiria'. The w=t el unifeemity I. their Snare, their gait sad gestares, their saner of perishing the press abed movesests, sad eves heir hake of wearieg the bait sad beards, effected WOW disegoseably any use assestemed tone regular upset d • Ilse of British soldiery. It mast be scatommad, else, het tee many of those mos were dirty sad untidy is their peens. as the losabiss ILegliok labourer would have sisal to be sees. Tie Remus looked better, and Ws )limos. • thowend in number, made &Solidly a famous• idle istressisa sa the hysteadses ; they nosed le hone Ida belts maks sad sun twinned hands& Attie the won lad passed by, hey VIM again haw tip. awn to the platform, sad the Plies, with then ems lin& with kiss wen forwerd to presses foe: silk beeases • their reepealve oniseats. Mk was den ease • pone or fors of soessoratios, la the German knew, W ben peonsassed over them by the Rev. lb. Whin, he obspiais Prime Albeit, la luadlag the lanes to In essragoadiag °Boers, Welly addressed ekes la Goma, with some appropriate words of enearageseat and ezheir- Whs. AU the oaken of the Login use Mos, nal* deafly sad nesessiesly, 'anodised to bin. sad be saluted ash of them slightly, with a pashas sad swaging smile. 1 The nosebags is the bid were gaud before 1 onkel', ea& the dietiagaished Melton thee ran bask to the tows, wise" after some stay at the beni, they took the 1 1 spools' seta for their stars at a nurse bake* two, wit arrived at the Belgian's' Arms area about frees onion. The jemmy, ask way, iris siortoosood wane the time manned. We may here Inaba, that the Bias of Bar disies shone of Folkston kr she port of senbarkatioe, is his way to Paris, set eel, seams to haw granted the good people of that town se sambas them the he..., al a senrolga's Neil, Is, the ant time, bet they are disposed to regard he gnawers se • rosegaitin of the superiority el the Featekno sad Beehive route to Perk. whisk is saki W be very many mike aeons has the rens of Dews sail Oslais. This was • pars of he Oen el the lows plushy, sad es sash eery, without prefedise to the thins el Dew, `t may be ateatiosed is ear report. . n . + , THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1855. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. - TSB TURILD3H CONTINGENT. • (molt • OORILIMPOisaw..., ][RETCH. Nov 11. The arrival of this force at this late semen ts an end to the slightest than= of active operations this year ea their part against the enemy. General Vivian, =stead of heedlessly wasting most redoes time ha *eddies= balls and bowers of thellassian ems= pens ea the banks of the Bosphorus daring ameba sow comes forth with hiss= is mesonmeson= this fie the winter in the Crimea. Most still mot Navas. Snow has set in, and the = Madigan will be homed and hutted probably asst January. In the meanwhile sickness end the inclemency of the weather will do its week of decimation, far greater than the sword of the hussar or the lanes of the =re=ek, who recasionally show is the neighbour hood. Lieutenant-General Vivian, no doubt, while Stant-Gsneral of the Madras Army, was most t at the red-tape and pen-and-psper Weiner; but the utter waste and reeklemeas loo=med in this faros completely place his capabilities and ideas on a par with them of the ancient rue of generals of 1793, who led their men to disgrace and defeat. No weeder that robbery, rape, and plundering of all deselption have become the order of the day in Kerte, from the indecision and with on the part of the Lisatessant.General to soothe a few old Pubes, by weeder deg the most horrible atrocities ever com mitted by the hand of man on the part of the Osmanli Wears now belonging to the Turkish Con tingent. What little remained of Berta, from its first sack by the Allies, once one of the most beautiful towns in the universe, is now a scene of the greatest misery and doodad" from the atrocious and villanous excesses of every description by the troops under On. Vivian-the roofs and flooring of the best houses torn up and bused for sheer wantonness and a pas. 1 ion for destroying property which ought to have Imes available for a future day. The arrival from Buy:alders of a fresh supply of Imeelmoss was the signal for a fresh display of the same menet, seasheng of every cairns in the calen dar, MI tbe amemlintate few of the poor residents mho mad not ester with their sere fortunate aelghbours to a serape place of safety. A minute por dea of some of their soldier-like propensities I will I sm relate for the edification of John Ball, who has the gratification of paying for those scoundrels. A few evenings back two of those heroes. a contain and a private, attacked a small house occupied by two old ladies above 60 years of age, and plundered them of all the money and valuables they possessed. They then attempted a horrible crime, when, an alarm being given, they eseaped . with their spoil. The next day . the fellows came again, when, an outcry being mud, one scoundrel drew his sabre, and out one woman's bead asunder, while the other ° her skull in with a hap atone. The Instead woman being released from her misery in a my Wirt time, the fellows made towards their camp _as if nothing occurred, no Issimise diMe g to notice it for fear of I meetiageseemo doom. Those murderers belonged i te a regiment of the Contingent that arrived only a low days back from Buyakdeve, and. though officially tepirted at heaftuarters to the Deputy Adjutant- Geame, Terkieh Contingent, Lis (kcal) Goma, a captain is the Mathes army, no notice or endeavonm whatever were taken to find out the airentille, though this gallant dim of the Madras maw, era never saw a shot fired during his career, V he planked an elm oat of regimentals in the amp or Meet, would order him to return at once to his quarters, under pain of being placed in arrest and reported to thelisatiman4'eneral commanding, mak ing a fins perfectly ridwulons to soldiers, while no nonce is takes of emassins such as I have described. It is well known that the wealthy portion of the Russians inter their dead with their rings and jewel lery attached to their prams, and it was brought under the nodes of the =dimities that the graves and tombs is the berigireemds were exhumed and the dead bodies expend te imilis icy by the atrocious ropey of the Tu g = soldiers recently arrived. A smell of the 71st Highland light infaatry, a and six men-260 of whom are quartered I. patrolling the town near the alturagead the ems evening the woman was manimedoehea they were fired upon by these mai legions napkin; they soon returned the fire, killing a yes beehive the spot and wounding others. Not the least mese was teen by the contingent authorities of the eseinet of those men, unless to husk the affair, it penal% from blaming public ; while the non.eommis mimed Mew sad rase of the 71st, for their gallant conduit, were thanked in regimental orders. The teen& after this affair, Reschid Pacha, who com a brigade of Turks previous to General Vivian's snivel, had th e consummate impertinence to send his interp reter with • written order to Captain A letter from I(enkod aye:-" It is as bard to Hope, commanding the 71st, to plies the picket in pegs= streams Mee as la Australia. A elms English- close arrest, s = to their being tried by a court. w mss la that °say naives from SOL I. BOA a year, with martial for cm of his seam. The gallant miens; female servants (English), from 191. to 301. The eaPtaler the moment he reed the cede*: crumpled it w ee n u hes bees asked, but not glees. Kamse woo cap, stating to the interpreter these wee no gamer, base U. • month, sr Mil. a , with rations. Greek but to t the Paoha how he treated his orders, and el ms, s hiest all of wheys are worse this mo w.. o y es if would continue to do the mine with any others he d m ma he hawed is moo , are p a id 12s, ar Hi. a y ear , mightsoodonthesulteet. Peaceful meseureawith these with perquisites." demi- swages will never teach them their duty towards The me w s for t h e tepees o f the coal of Count may-nothing, lam convinced, but the strong iron hand of military discipline held over them will ever Ibli was " Tim" se Ta"day :12 the Church of et' bring them to order. No temporising or half-mea- Pbillipps Is Emile. As eassuased, the interior of the ___ of misp l aced . w ..... 0 seehofa .____,_ . „,...‘ =Ms was Masters= into a &spells ardente, satirely 7.1.7..1.1.=, to --- _:" .„.._ —z.,—,,,,:-::: bug with black sad beilliantly likunisated. All the orders t T agi 7 b ; u 7" gup r o i o " us f et t er that voni"'''''''ve some 2126 twill" of eh. demi." "" * ma " 119" d ii " design towards him, to better yon out of his au estealqus. Tee Bishop of Orleans °Metaled. The family ..„iotriatotes a human being-a fellow little better se Count Mold woe npressated by the Marquis de Wert& ;i s than the larger sit. hah „,„,_ as far Mess, the Duke Vitra, the Duke de Cammatleforee, se his wad or ht - oe 'er go , whe - rT a ' Chris sad the Dube de Nominee. There were also peseta BIM ttaa is co==rned. R`baart the Auirial °big" ' Gallaral tka Da" I. A slight commotion was caused in the market podcool64l* th r o e f p" ,h, s u o ld " Ma a tt belkte w i tr illist eZt! lgt. v.m... lll" P holl Of Kett& on Friday last. The circumstances --, cc. G - :,.,ci.. - '-- -..a a -v .. 80dy; 1,.7 - . A .„,,,. - „,..,",,"' are as follow :- The provost marshal, Major It. -- - --- ----- - ' Guernsey, and the commandant of the siege defences, Political pereasgm. Major Hill, R.A., Wen walking in the neighbourhood The Bing of Sardinia, in ceder to testify to the of the eh' f parr:Zoe on the heights of Bench, the rifiddb clergy MI seas. of th e very m e d ial guaPtim which former lo oking out, as was his duty, for squalls-or, be met with frees them, has mat dmeratiem to die several vulgarly speaking, to use w h a t was going 00, in the " galas with wilma Is be. had P"'"° l "aua*"*""a la vicinity of the late dreadful murder. At some die. Passer--to the Aosithishop of Paris, the Archbishop el tame of, as a hill, h e en d e d five T ur kish so ldie r s, byres, the Areklitkop of Avignon. gal the Bishop of esepicionsly watching a loves) belonging to an old Itansnies. man, a Ranee with five children; they soon A letter from Vienna, of the let, says-" The Em- entered, and, as usual, commenced knocking down press of Austria is again is sa latereeting ettaatieet." the ma and Widen, putting them in fear of their OAS 11l Onaorra.-We are very happy to learn life : thou plundering became the order of the day. that the works of the Orisatal Gee Collapse are salting The provost marshal coming up to the house changed rapid progress, mad that Prompt marines bay* bee. takes the scene. Two of the fellows, coming out of the 1i p,„," 1 , 0 ,. °147 T th o e u tas k4 . 4l In k s tariall ot. ho iacan ".. T ., likak b7 S he is er ea reSk y ... i d y l: i „-..teway laden with the spoil, immediately dropped &seises waseetwa o f th e aa a arta iw q . as a wes an sow it and bolted i . the other three wen caught in a trap =did from the eighth vessel that bee Imes out la the yard, with all the articles they could carry eats so the sans is Minna, sad there is every away; two of them escaped, but the third was secured " Ina la sa ar a la " ilte " will ==tines "mire Water by the provost mars hal, and taken to the guard, gessidlles will he my:lnd. Four sagiesseeoribee• where he received three dozen lashes, which inn se weeks world rebels be their ilb" Mr( lIIMIPIS . h e mom richly deserved. amidst a commotion of ties, base recently mate eat end are alreadv at work %elan - - dews males. if weave sightly lammed. The Ifegied %A Turkish Awe and soldiers, of all descriptions and we bake useilled at the suer et Geversakeet•pleee awl games, who appeared dreadfully annoyed that his Ike Espienser, des Masere. OM% Them /ma r sad Oh, is te person was not allowed to go free as they wished '. at -M 62.1 with Pi° se this when us ss"/"Y is for as to knocking down an old man and children, ready to nook gss, it is ealy to mensal Memnon them with Chi - ads. It glee m a w *num we patting aside a little lowing, in their eyes cand les:, to put ay Pipig in Means. D. Wilson c e .e r ' sev Med no crime. However the chief leader of the mesh so that these we probably be the bet ambush. mob outside the prison was a captain of the same maxis Calcutta VOW with gas. la the Sensor, we wee regiment, the 7th Turkish Contingent, quartered at deteeshil, then will be 00 Lae lb" tarty MOW. likiab will Fort St. Paul, near Bye miles off from where the nab" a Inglis" r a " II" = a duhrush i 61 Il• delht. After the fellow received Olowringhereplain. • bare se gas sum * at sent= were aught. these two arms wilt be largely didiserek owl th i s f a hie punishment he was let freewhen an attack was private reeidsams Menke. ell AM was will glee plass se made by a mob of over three hundred, headed by the ✓alltrit "Wh ig I"' "P"i" 2B4 miss.„ . __lllllika LAs a above Wien with Orsini sword : steno throwing and gna et WI " 1". we 7 =sidles, ""` is has bass 1 " other steers were vented on th e unfortunate pro emial:seethed...lighting dm Bowl Olabseste 7001. per ...k marshal and hi s soderscre, who were knocked manes, whisk is mood to bee loom seadisn le tzpsoded "--. and would by My abdi la IMAMS for gm. The heat is c s i est e e . 001119, *sea the room Wag se = : si a l k hem lbeir beteg 10 on the 'pot, if the former, with a proms= of mind stlis r_... kaal a luouta.___ "sea Iso the me of as cod (as the saying is) as a member, a • Pi imr. Pm ilso Er s t a st • had not pulled his revolver out, and, covering a anus was esadies, sea be band are a mailer met the ag goo, as& sew g as * sureas ease mammas. w .... fellow that nearly broke his arm with a stone, shot bat striper that bane woo, we f ogy ow w i lt he him through the lungs-repeating the dose to two ' boat in every haps measles is sod fa sassy of o th eriedivideab. by clipping a fellow's ear sad shoot the mere humble residaasse.-Beepal lbffibars. log a Turkish soldier through the nook, which nearly Boopancar.floonrry or Lomme-At the monthly settled him. The valiant hones soon tisane the reed mlb" 11 .8 bsist_rossodol as the sesietre hew, is smuts . The captain, who tamed the row, threw him . Got Minsk a lissadabsosi I LT . Vim esif flat on ;t o fround the moment he saw Major P:s=ril s is reek, E. Illestektea Mile" Beg., M.P., ad G. Neekery ir t. a ,Lrere sleeted Mews el the mein% Galaraaa r a pdated towards bins, who bad sae messes. A. , w th se gi e y, lc B. mu t lux . , magnanimity enough not to shoot the mounded as b e K. Henry. E. Wsowirki J. Eslguy,_ _ _a= Albert fladm, lay en his back fiosodering like a turtle and growling' wen reeler a ssadidsl" M she allewildr• The apses for mercy Ibe morel toot his sword and Woke it. ansmased the arrival et •OM isnatisa to des reinegerie The provost las lie Kebsty the Mts. of Pectegrelond a was wounded in the head and "" 4 1 " I " his am malty broken •• oat of his Z= .1841 bi l ' i re= ga Mu" ' 4111 = 1 , 4 46 = sad wdooa a oorporA o f the 71s= his arm Cut woretoo Lowey: larm .mat oaks of raw Mem& seventy eat km a sake: The 4=y - was whaessed Tim Nauss ostAmalaus. (nom, pus owls oomeseersiam) Jouturr, aa stirs, bee been skated Proddeat of the wow HMO of Beranek tires by 187 rotes. Omit fleltweria,_ the liberal President of the late Chamber, Lord Bloosiold Ms undyed. AUSTRIA. (MA OVA *WI 00=111 Tnoasn►T. It was reported on the Ezehanp today that the Austrian army is to be spin reused by 80,000. Sir Hamilton Seymour arrived last night at the Hotel " Boman Emperor." A report is generally prevalent that the Ruda= have taken Kam Bemoan Cl pan are also gain ing cansistenoy. RETURN OF THE BALTIC FLEET. NYBOB.G, Tivs•DAT. The united squad:ass, with Admiral Dandas, and eleven ships of the line, have jest panned the Belt northwards. RUSSIA. Peo Cbrrogoodess of Visw boo the following : 1 "The 011;mea Imperial Cotamendal Bank has sus pended its cash payments. Vaplessant manes have marred in conmegoenee. The Gendarmerie remind people that by refusing to take bank notes they dis play animosity towards the Government. "The premium on giver is already 12 and 16 per oent." PIEDMONT AND TUSCANY. Di* ova ow ooisisroitam.) PARIS, TIIVISDAT ZYINISO. By the mediatory influence of Panes and England the point in dispute between Sardinia and Tummy has been adjusted. (now ova owx 001113111.011DIXT.) BOULOGNE. Molina:. The Xing of Sardinia landed this morning at half past eleven, from the Vivid. The weather was wretched. The Osborn* and Fire Queen followed the royal steamer. There was no review, and at ball-peat one his Majesty left, quits well. TER BRAZILS. • •-•-•-•••• OM 110110 TRIO ramompz.) SOUTHAMPTON, rimy. The Tamar has arrived with the Brasil mails. Her dates as.—Rio, N0v.14, and Lkboa, Dee. 4. Amosgit her passengers is the late Beentui to the Resin Levities at Rio. The Indians have attacked the Buenos Ayres troops I the Indians lost 200 men, and the troops eighty, in the emonnter. Sane partisans of General Bone have endeavoured to raise a revolt at 81-fienador. Bocce were made prisoners, and two or three were shot. The Bra zilians ware to withdraw from Monte Video on the 7th ultimo: The cholera was damaging at Rio and 'labia. At Campos, however, it was raging badly. The cholera has broken oat at Lisboa. At the time of oar going tepees Booed the foreign mails had attired. by !lajoe Hlll. R.A., Captain Geo. Swaby, 39th lint., Major F. Miller, 80th Regiment, and Captain Walker, of the East India Company's service, who all deposed before a eoart of inquiry that, but for the coolness and intrepidity of that officer, all the Europeans would have been murdered on the spot to a moral certainty. Ha only acted in self-defence, and they would have done the same. Indeed, the latter officer , riding up at the moment, cat down a Turk with his sword, while in the act of felling one of thesergeants with a stone. _ _ _ Now what follows is a sad reflection on giving unlimited power to portico not, I may my, having common sense to command themselves, let alone a body of men, to say the lag of them, es I have already stated, little better than demi-mvagos, as they proved themselves. The officer who is in perform roe of his duty, outrageously assaulted by a mob of plunderers miles from their cantonments — saving his own life and those of others around him— is immediately placed in arrest for seven days, and then coolly informed by the Deputy Adjutant-General that the Lieutenant-General Commanding cannot allow him to MVO with this force any longer, and that he must leave for England at once, and pre sent him self to Lord Panmure for his decision of the use, who it is hoped will take a more honest and just view of it than General Vivian. The Allem of the contingent are.highly incensed at the deal= given against Major Guernsey. He bears with bin letters from most of the officers of rank in the Mg, approving of his conduct, regretting his loss, and indignant at the injustice dons him. Not a 'ennui* is breathed of Major Guernsey's ease in the general orders of the day • but in a few days a letter as sent to the generals of di vision, &a., re questing them to read it to all the officers under their commemi. Ms purport of it is, that General Vivian agents and sesamands that no officer will draw his sword for the Angie sa eaT Turk, under any eircum stogies; but if they commit a crime their regiment is to be found out, and they are to be handed over for punishment. The Turks now being aware of such an arise, it all to fear, and act accordingly. prejudices, more especially when mixed up with them politically, are to be viewed in a different light than when large bodies of troops are congre gated together, such as are at present in Kertch, &o. consisting of material scraped together from all part; of the Ottoman empire. Instead of our bending to snit their ideas. half barbarous, it should be the ob ject of the officer in command, as far as compatible with the order of things, to bend them to the form of the civilised portion of the army of the two great Wises doing duty in Kertch and its vicinity. Ge nesi' Vivian may rest assured—and it is the opinion of the principal generals and officers under his com mend—that his soothing systeni,of letting noihropean whatever interfere for the future with the Turluhas far as punishment goes, for any mime, will go far to ren der the force nugatory and useless. Their own officers, fess the highest puha downwards, are men so igno rant that, if he got the Sultan's dominions, one of them could not sign his name. An English officer would be sahained to be seen in a tent with one of them, so degraded, and vile, and lost to all decency are the characters of those men; more especially when we know and rest assured that the souse of their appointment proceeded originally from a calling so disgusting and so polluted that it can hardly be named, or even hinted at. Such are the proteges to be brought under British rule by mild treatment. I can give the opinion of 'French officer who witnessed the affray with the provost marshal. If, says he, a French officer were treated in a similar manner to your provost marshal, more esi s ciall de i in the exe cution of his duty, I should feel d if I did not order out every man of the Prep army in Kertch, and decimate them on the spot, for interfering with Ostia). The destruction of public property fresh from England is disgraceful in the extreme ; only within the last week I witnessed such havoc and waste that it is high time John Bull should open his eyes to the foots. At Fat Bt. Paul I witnessed the landing of 700 sheep on the besoh, per the Tynemouth, hum Constantinople, ordered there by the command of Cap tain Hall, of the Miranda frigate. No person wee pre sent to receive them ; the consequence was that nearly see half of them were lost (Captain Hall'. duty , seems to be chiefly riding with an aide- ' ds-camp two government horses, provided by order of General Vivian, through the streets of Kertch) by . the negligence of giving an order for the ono missarist to receive them. The same vessel broutt e sz 300 bags of barley, which were landed on the No person ever came to receive them. I saw a lot se Turks, each with a horse, the next day feeding out of sacks ; after they had finished, the remaining por tion was thrown away, so that oat of 300 bags only 120 remained untouched. Any person walking es the beach for the last fortnight raid have perceived sacs ral oases of medicine, exposed to every danger, ad. dressed "Thelnapeotor-General,Turkish Contingent;" there they remain, and are likely to remain. Thomann remark applies to the purveyor's stores. I witnessed se viral cases of lamps lying in the same condition. the oases burst open, and any one that chose helping him self to what he pleased. instead of Gen. Vivian showing off through the stings of Kertch daily, with a guard or escort of Turkish Lancers, if he would give his attention to these trifles he would far better serve his men and the country that employs him. In Maria he never saw service, and it is very unlikely while he is employed here ?hat he will ever have the chance of seeing a shot fired, with his Brum- 1 magem brigadiers, as Sir Colin Campbell most' felicitously designated them. Major Gen. Shirley arrived here a fortnight back with the cavalry of the contingent, and after re maining this length of time and losing several of the best horses, it is now found out there is no stabliog or forage for them in Kertch. They are at last ordered to Eopatoria, where it is pretty certain they will hardly be allowed to land, and they will most pro bably proceed to Bavaria. or Varna. Surely such wanton waste of public money must be put an end to,—there is no denying it. The head-quarter staff of the contingent are inefficient and not up to their work. General Vivian no doubt mast have been delighted to have pleased and promoted his friends from the Madras Army; but if the country pays for services supposed to be rendered, it ought to have the best men for the money it affords. His staff at headquarters consists of the follow lag, where they cams from being stated Deputy Adjutant-General, Lieut.-Colonel Crewe, cap- 1 tain Madras Army; Assistant Adjutant-General, ' Major Goldsmid, lieutenant, Madras Army; Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General, Captain Hearne, lieu tenant, Madras Army ; Assistant Deputy Quarter master-General, Major J. Luther Vaughan lieu tenant, Madras Army ; Deputy Assistant Quarter master-General, Captain J. L. Parry, lieutenant, Madras Army. All the brigadiers are from the Indian army, the lest promoted is Paymaster of , Worley Barracks, and one of the Generals of Division is an Indian officer, who commanded a company in Burnish two years back, bat never was under fire in his life. One of those staff gentlemen, who got himself made a Pasha some weeks ago by a commis slot from the Sultan, to flatter his vanity, had the good taste and feeling to express publicly at Missiri's Hotel, Constantinople, a short time bear, that Lord Penman had no right whatever to sp. point an officer from the Queen ' s service. Having that opinion, surely discretion should have made him keep it to himself. It certainly was rather an awkward expression to ses. However, the oases of the Queen's army present treated it as it deserved. Constituted as at present, the Turkish Contingent can never repay the messy expeedod on it in any abs way. At a future period I will give you a further detail of its proceedings in Kertob. TEE ANERICAN Sally CONrIITIMION.—LIVII2- POOL, TIIIMIDAY.—Thia visfortnuate vessel bee beea bused le the water's edp.—every Wort to save her, either by wattling en otherwise, proving ansuseewhil. Her cargo is Bootleg about the river, bat that is the lower hold, eat siting of wheat in begs, lour, beef, and meta, will, it is hew, be eared, though in a damaged State. The saute, spars, to., have beet towed onshore near New Ferry. The vales of the 'mislead serge is about 30.0001., bet it is tally fussed by underwriten both in England and the United that*. Heonornome.—One of the most dreadful and FRANCE. (1111031 OVZ OWN PARIS, WIEDNIIDLY The Pays publishes and attaches great to a very absurd correspondence from lits 43 result of which is that the Eastern question is t o i s settled and the peace of Europe secured by th e ;. k femme of Bavaria and Saxony, whose cabinetl: about to ammo snob au attitude as w ill them the preponderance in the Chenanio When they have obtained this (this haute direction, as the corresponCr ea lr it must not for a moment be hoped, says th e p a .: l that the Diet will take any bold resolution, sash - Z for instance, to make a military alliance it Western Powers. No, but Germany desires pu w and, if need be, she will know how to impost it 11; that this solution, which the Pays does not blie4 treat as serious, is but an insolent threat of nth. foresee of the German powers against ourselves quarrel which we shall be eternally & gna w i f so do not arrange on our own terms. The Bourse bas again given way._ The Bah fell no., closing at 68. Credit Mobilier, Railways, which for the last two days T o* have 'dropped from Bf. to 10f. The latest letters from the Principalities are ilk with details of the conduct of our precious Ambits allies. The samples now given do not Weal transcend in atrocity many previously recorded stances of their doings, but the batch is by Ise d i most abundant that we have yet seen; and, rameeTer, it comes entirely from official source. Ths pretend Giurgevo writes to hie government: The Austria* soldiers are behaving very Italy M sa l tows. On the very next day after their snivel there " IN several serious eases of vatting std wounding. is t o ob . bodes, they are committed openly in broad *sit* u s soldiers go into the houses and sweep off whatame Siv a pet their bands upon. The following is an extract from a report d 64 pant of Tergowitch Dr. llehramm, a Preach subject, had two eagles gm. bred upon him. He gave them a clean room, s o d". Wag ammeary. During hie abeam' hie wife was w a d Rees insulted by an Austrian corporal, who wawa sl ut bar out of her roan, because, he said, the tad sels, apertment pleased him. A boyard, named Jape. Farkach, was one day sake* leg some friends, when several Austrian moldiest, ss l drunken eorporal at their head, fonts& their way Wes V bowie, ill-treated the boyard, and took away the softm sad blankets from his own bed. The gamest km / Wormed of what had occurred, tame in person to Ws *, end at tea o'clock at eight rescued M. Japes Plasik tem Ile hands of the soldiery. A niernant atoned Pandononto, who had bit tosse s is hie home, wu turned oat of door, with his Mind tos obildna s one of whom was thrown into the street *Wei violent., that its nose wu non,. The mention nib the nanieipality to complain, hat finding that the me i wan powerless to help him, he took a passport sad 44 is tows. —A report from the chief of police of Bothuut, dated October 9, gives the details of four woe s resulting in violent assaults by bodies of soltliwa Om of their 'victims was killed, and several grimed/ wounded. The Prefect of Ximpolunge writes sada ddb of November 9 : I ma la despair ma seatount of the Austria& tamp qua tend here. They make no amount of the regahtima earning the amtommodation to be afforded thaw TM Am trims soldiers :septet no authority. The billeting eniaiels assigns them lodgings, but they are 'ever matast They go of their own heads whemer they plum, sad tusk iahabitaate out of their bones. Both olden sad WIN dojust as they like. • further report from the Prefect of Torgenka on the are of Dr. Schramm say.: Is cumeequenc• of a declaration mode by Dr. &hawk forwarded by the French Consul to Cant Correial, ths latter mat a sommission of two °Morn to Sirloin lab the facts. Oa the Bth of November, Dr. Bohnens me set for by the ammissioners, bat just as be wu One estate( the house where they were, an Austrian espeale, amid Kroll's, rushed out, followed by the two ceemilwiraine aimed Dr. Schramm grossly, stitched a eons est of Ws bead, sad then one him 'enrol times with e Niro. The doetor, to save himself from the fay of this sion, no away, ' and got tato his own room, the captain following, mi , swearing he would have his life. The two commissicam who saw the some said they had nothing to do with it, let ' they were ready to go on with the inquiry to was which they had been sent to Tergovited Dr. lichnem, at the urgent request of the " admialetraton," cauestells emu to hie house to meet the onamissionen, bat it. M arrived there they were gene. CIDENT TO THE ROYAL MAIL SHIP HMO POLO. OT ILICTSIO TILIORAPIL) LITEILPOOL, TILIMIDO The Marco Polo has floated off to-eight, at the kW* and is now anchored in the river, having sartslied, ready, very little damage. FAVOURS TO PRISONERS. Yesterday at the general meeting of the /114 6 ( 11 i of Middlesex, held at Clerkenwell, the court prow* II take into consideration the evidence appended le lb special report of the Visiting Justices of the bow et Dr Motion, brought up on the last man, day, relative taco tale violations of the prison rules, in favour of *MAO Btrahan, Paul, sad Bates, during their incareastioeti".. and for which the governor, Lisetenant NW, was NOPOO L After much dismission, it was resolved ;—"Tbet Ob court, having considered the evidence sypcsdei ta dr report of the Visiting Justices of the House of Did* presented on the 18th of October lest, sad after 0 which the governor et that prison was all office are of opinion that his conduct heal=lbillall of th e prison in the numerous instanem meatimed obi evidence has beta highly censurable and isigesPeri 11 2,_ punishment already inflicted on him by his 6.10 10 % Rather with the forfeiture of his salary fres * October to the present time, meets the merits el tie sae' sad that after a' suitable admonition from dm cillidod he be reinstated in his office of govemor." Lisatenast Hill was then celled in, ead the Cbdige informed him of the decision of the court. He refer mended him for the past end cautioned bin m Mae future, and hoped nothing of the tied molk. occur. The court bad reinstated Mal is hie of*. go '• would lees his salary for the time he bed bees ! • u It was further rewired That the Yid* of the Boom of Detention be requested to cosslicr,n; ' the chaplain that the court considers he her vas Brand• grave error in disregarding the rules of de 1dw.,7,T„ • strictset attention to which can alone secure* Mt in fo Distention of Natio' and the equitable sad istridd - meet of the prisoners." THE ADULTERATION OF POOR. A large number of medical men, entail% gd oo t:e u tis ei t ea s.:::e b ra y b p led r. a lu sis t nsigu.ht Aatmtohnegrioestrobw:d7;o4w,,, macestical Society, BLOOMllbtlfy-Killefe , noticed Mr. Schott fi eld, M.P.. Dr. Huss% Dr. 0' ,„„; Dr. Dillon, Dr. Semple, Dr. Denier, Pe. D.. 11.2,1 mandy, Messrs. Alezander Un, F R C.S., Wa M.R.C.S., Jabes Hogg, M. R.C.S , Jacob tick, Curtis, Idorion, Hills, Squ ra ire. lissearli!t subject wag the adulteration of *online, ve g i ri much used by dyers, painter', soaPsolu ti o we employed in the coloration of milk, better , ta This etheansigation was of • very *laborer,sn•oo; sod mietathed the results of the tetetweepisit Migg stied ensues of 84 samples of annatto. Tb": iegredieste were detected :—Very large quote*" 1 t wheat, rye, and barley, in 14 specimens; tsrmaria, / la several ; chalk in a greet many ( this in 00""—,0 assounting to over 60 per mut.); sulphate of lime or in several, salt in a great many, alkali in many; as Valetas's rod and raddle, in • great mob ...0 samples, add topper in other s. To such en utas t ael•ltsmdlott carried that ems of the sampl es emo o"— r,..1 most than SO per mat. of attain°. Dr. Small t that alkali was necessary in order to render it mem Itt sad possibly • small quantity of starch, bat so/Mg this, and all the other articles, Dr. Hasa rm. -- adulteration& The Earl of Erroll has arrived at Slath eiCildis s whore his lordship intends, with the Coachella Willi pus the winter. The b glik flaw RWORMATORY AT sad P". =developed cases of this disease ever witnessed ter- i fatally yesterday maraiag, et the Birkenhead Inge of • reformatory Gs an extesaive t A , kis asepital. TM nafertenate vista" mas • stosemasoa, aemad as • model institution es Mill, es for ociel.bel, el Seelsael Beene, who was bitten last sumer, ea the race beat ci s at Old about t 0 o`el pewee at Huntaked, by • fozhoutd. He wee atteaded the city of Aberdeen. The state of Old Mill, D . 7 - 0, ti whale of the sight previous by all the medical as resident sheet BO armee , was bequeathed by the Ids o aths. u ° lßakeshead, sad by ths mums of tits Lissopool week- Neerdeer, for a re/amatory of this c haracter, _,..bousas . i i . howl but ell Wit combated skill aad emporium wen of having some forward to some esteet to eelfr:ir aa mil against the rapid progress of the mysteries@ sad feuds, it is riPotted that the new iwitits" dreadful malady. nod efildeat sae. Bail rod the the airs sba boa Um tor on tor col Pe of as NI U IS Fl