The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-19 00:00:00

CH APPUI 8' P•TENTEL-1 GAS mei DAYLIGHT IiIIAGTOILY slaw, weft derrivassord dl pries& Is epaulet mAilis Itairmee Warelbssiss.o. riost4l,o4. lbstaltatary, le, IL Mary-azih tribe exprepiph TO OORR JO INT& libribimpurs busier br "Mr "Imbue MIA he ag the 011se. lb by Ter dry or pbbersdos. MON WATIE AT LONDON 31,1DG1. Taos D&?-111ardas. M. Sia—.....Afisreses. I. 1110. 2*allarrir—aniss, Ilk. ka—.....aftesm. Ilh. sal& LONDON. MONDAY, NOVEMBAR 19. ALL attempts having proved lasffectul to readied p re liminariss of alliance with either motion of the Tory opposition, Lord PALDUIZOTOX hes Wen bask upon the Whip sad resolved to seek from ameopt them perms to fill the Cabinet Mess now meet. Oa the part of several of these so particalar desire, we believe, was masifested to accept the offers whoa first made. They meld not reprd the existing Administratica as popping any of the mere obvious sips and token of longevity ; and their essfilineso In the political steadfastness of its shier was net likely to have been particularly heightened by the notoriety and empresnotent of his solintatioms to others to enter the Goverment. Nevertheless, 'lam it wee pat to them that the cortisone of as Administindts. own of the provisional charsene of the pennote depended upon their oblivion of pet shortasmiege sad PAM Wheelie in Mare, an altered dispoltion waseriaesd by some and a mend yielded by others to semi the somewhat questionable &deaden thee West upon them. With the reasons se motives of such a determination, however, the Table have Ude mosern. Wires they learn that Mr. LAWMEN" hes bosom Secretary for the Colonies, they will sot pm to patios the comparative degrees of paean fitness tams him and other candidates who bps been at random named ; bat admitting his many personal qualifications of temper, Integrity, diligence, and experience, they will naturally and fairly ask, why bas he been selected at the present tamest, and what are his motiments end views ea *the great and engrossing gulden of the war ? To this question, the best Power that ma be given meshes in the statement of fast that, apes every maim since the oemmencement of hostilities, the right hmarebb member far Taunton has coa &toady supported the measurer which Goverment, upon its responsibility, imposed for moistaining the hewer of the wintry ; and that, In the last memorable struggle, apes the quondam of the Tartish boas, he was one of those who fermi the small majority by which the plighted kith of the Goveromeat was preserved. For his individual opiaioes cm more moat or still imperfectly dievoisped phases of our foreign policy we do not undertake to answer, for we have no means of information. The @looters of Tomas will have an early opportunity of lalseregatiog the sew Colons' Minister is the, sub. jests of such deep sad mementoes interest to the sseatry at arse; and we reagales In the (PM*. ticaal necessity of pain through each an ordeal the best senflemation el the doctrine that the heads el all the piasipal woefdag departments ought Übe mew tors of the Hams of Commons. Other legal perm tee we have really none, that when vacancies Pear in the Executive Goverment they shall be Stied, up by men of definite and mod °plaices. Oa some topics we believe that Mr. baronesses boss sot agree with es; on rebels we ksow that be doss not. Bat we are willing to confess that the tope to which we allude are not the premiss sad immellaM questions of the day. Ups. the policy ot begin the peace with America, and the duty of minleining with vigour our warlike attitude towards Romig until solid guarantees foe permanent peace shall have • been obtained, we are reedy to give the right boa. gentleman credit for earnest and unqualifed resolu tion until the contrary be shown ; and we axe afraid that we mast add there has never bees a period when straightforward loyalty to the paths intereets, es seatradidagnished from them of parties or indi vidasis in high places, wee more required. To the Doke of Borman, to Lord SWUM *ma nn, and to other Whig parsonages more or less known, the Postmaster Genesahltip is variously seised. We retain our conviction that the beat thing which could be dose with the Ace would be to abolish it altogether, placing the deportment on the Sondes of the Customs or Inland Bereave Nerd. and dimaciadug its administration, which is essfeesedly ma merely of fiscal and mechanical details from the political direction of national affairs. Bat if we are still to pay a parliamentary dignitary to superintend postal arrangement' and letteraarrier interest', then by all means let as have a practise], working, bosinesc-like man In the place—somebody who really understands, without going through a twelvemonth's apprenticeship to the pompon Secretary of the department, what the busy public out et doors want and desire, sad who would require no jogging or prompting to set about donna, im provements and meal moddleatim in the deity transitions of intelligence. Are we to be told that smog the commoners of the Home of Ornessens, the merchants and men of beams who for their practical worth have been chosen to sit there, these is no man fit to be Postmester-Gsneral ? The cardinal vice of the Adminietradea is that with which it was born—do ezeimivesees. Men of various sentiments on the meet important questions have sat in the coarse of the lest nine months in the PALM:MON Cabibet ; but one distinctive &erect.- lista tie bas marked them all. that of beloaging to the landed oligarchy. Mau of every rank of nobility and of every degree of econexioa therewith have bean sememively included In the erafideatial email of the Crown ; bet is a musaatile country not a mer chant. is a madestering essatry not a maaaketerer, In a land of sinner and literature, sad of baptise, not a man of seised& or literary eminence has been admitted to participate In the homers, the emoluments, or the dignities of rule. There is so ether eeentry In the civilised world where each an easimiee, at sees se instant sad se mild, is sawed to prevail. Mee without hereditary statics or Pa tine are In every other Gevernmsat of Christendom permitted to take the peso their taken and attain meats entitle them to, whether the form of rule be absolute, seastitational, or dessoseada la Wood aim a metier oleos have monde' in esorplog and engrossing to theessolvore the entire functions and powers of Goversamt. If the tree is to be judged by its fruit", have we any ream to be particularly peed of theresultsofthisanemelcusgetemt balsa of being led sad pied by ear Government, are we net essfessedly obliged, in every importemt soutter, eltinately to push and impedes', to taunt Ind threaten, ear sasinal Ere nave tote taking a den sive Nos of mica ; end when it is takes. do we net Sad. to ow me east. that In every bran* the mew &tare is condoned en a male of wsetehl extrema post, for whisk the exams is airways ready— mTnie ; bat it wee formed spa us by the will of the Mira* Them is not e sad there sanest be, arty remand sere Ise the visaed which we 'complain THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19. 1855 .I,ATEn NHS 8014AIBROID RIOUS EXPLOSION 0P iiitAZINES NEAI ANKERMADT DESPATCH FROM LIEUT.-GENERAL SIR W. CODRINGTON. WAR-DIPAIMIIIIIT, Now. 19. 1865.. • Lord Penranrsh;tirecet'ved the hdlowitig teirl graphic despatch from General Sir William Codrlog too, dated 18th November: _ _ . " A my heavy explosion of a store of powder at the French siege train, took place about 3 p.m. yester day. It communicated firs to our siege train close to it where then was no powder, but somas naval live shells most of which were removed, bat the loss of lib and damp done is considerable. Tbe great explosion threw shell over the comp of our siege train and huts of the lit Brigade,; being entirely damaged, bat not by fire i all offioers and msn were on the spot at once, end worked with good will and energy, and I maw all Ws when I quitted at 7 p.m. Killed—DeputrAisistant a■missavy Yelloe, ILA., and 91 aon•commissioned Ames sod men wounded. Lieut. Dawson, RA.. I lest his leg below ble knee. Lieut. Roberts dangerously in the era'. Lieut. &oleo and Amiable ' —An Road*, 2nd Battalion Rifle M IN% slightly; 118 brigade commissioned officers and mos, of whom 47 slightly. Mitring 4 rank and file. 'The following telegraphic despatch (says the Manilaw of this morning) has been received from Marshal Pelissier, dated Sebastoyol, N0v.16, 6 p.m.: "Oar park artillery (wiled Park of the Mill) near lokermann, was partly destroyed yesterday at 4 o'cicck in the afternoon by the explosion of three moveless, containing altogether 30,000 kilogrammes of powder, 600,000 cartridges, 300 ohaved shells and other projeetlles. "The ignited materials, hurled to a distance, mused a violent conflagration in the English park next to oars and there also partial explosions kat place. "At 6 o'clock the English and French workmen were masters of the fire. *Ow lass easeiste of 30 killed, including 2 aloner and some hundred wounded, among whom are 10 aims. "However sad such an event is, we toast con 'Waist* ourselves that the eousequesess have not been more serious and disastrous. "I am not able to state the louse of our Allies. I believe they are abort the ease as our own. . . " As nearly always happens in similar eases, it is dilliselt to rfflertaia the came of the first explosion. "This is certainly a Top lamentable accident; bat our stores are so considerable that the resources of the army are sot is the slightest degrc 3 effected by it.' At haltiplet tea *Week is the erasing of Bentley (Nov. 4) lois MsOlt, defreed to residue the stately end anti etitployis, oleo the body of the merekeeta et the cif, of Odessa, who had thoespylsess of presestileg tem& 'seinen to hie Majesty.lo Majesty the Emperor coadeserodoi to Ihrosour with a giesioss reception all the penes, who mere pretested Whim, aid expressed to the body of Merchants his entire rellasee on the Most High that He will 014 a happy issne to this war raised against us by nations whom we hove mastaatly smiths' with . our bread, sad Iticcaa elation that after the cosension of au honourable peace the commerce of 04110 pill femme is original importune. At 11 o'clock leis Majesty the Emperor west to th Ii no- e ea **dill At the thsethald of the temple, Mossigsor net, in presentieg the cross end the holy water, addressed some words 101 l of usetica to his Majesty. Hie Majesty assisted at the divine once celebrated by the Archbishop. At one o'clock in the afternoon his Imperial Majesty west out of the city upon the gnat plain, which formerly served as a hippodrome, sad where the troops tattooed at Odessa are now assembled, seder thecommand of Aide. de- Camp-General Laden. There are sow under arms four battalions of infantry, three regiments of cavalry, four ar tillery batteries, and eleven cohorts of moveable militia of the (comments of Moscow and Smolensk. His Majesty weed these troops in review, which defiled first in platens arid they is columns. The Emperor than visited the military hospital established In the former natitete of the fivitoiwillis Nooks of (Meese; also the Hoiyital of the City; the Emperor eesdaoseded to kindly interrogate almost all the oaten and soldiers can their wooed.; addressing to emh SOON words of ea engagement and seasolaties. His Majesty them visited the Gout batteries from Pimples to the mole of the Quarestine. His Majesty was desirous also of visiting the hospice of the Sisters of Charity, where, ansospt others. the military dangerously wounded ere surrounded by the matte of , a charity whisk le truly elided's; bet time, to the grea t, regret of his Majesty, would sot sitar Alm to We this wish. At five o'clock is the aftersoos the priseipel authorities were invited to his Imperial Majemem table. In the sassing, two military beads assembled before the house eampied by his Majesty, and performed acme beautiful moreans, while the erowd thronged the walks of the beak verde. At nightfall the city was illeulaated. At 8 (Nock la the morning of Monday, the 6th, hie Ma jesty, theonspelled by his Greed Ducal Highness the Duke de MeeklenbergEtrelita, quitted Odessa, for Naolaieff, is perfect health. Prayers for his Majesty's safe journey were *fared by his Eminence the Archbishop Unmet, is the Hie Majesty the Emperor kr, repressed 64 oomplete eeksmdedgmeste to A.D.C. Lieut.-Gee. Strogesoff, tea maw illoosod of New Rivals end Bessa•shis, for the wlm meemies taken dieing the presence of the mareers Ames fa the road of Odessa, also his im perial satiatedlim to Llestasest-Geseral 'Dunstan (2), Military Gleam of Gaya. Maim-General Shoottae, (1) rOommandee of the City of Odessa ; to Von-Tobudy, for merly Impeder of the Quarantine of Odessa, and now 'Colossi of the X .atchatka regiment of Chessman ; oleo to Amodio:sky, Muter of the Pollee of Odessa. The following are the remarks addressed to the Csar by the Archbishop in the cathedral, referred to in the above Pious someelga, thou bast mangy put on the mown of thy eametors, whoa it km Flamed Provide's* to surround it with *NM OW bodily eyes are not accustamed to tell such ea Greenest sparkle of the head of kings, hut the oyes of faith see in it, wits piety sad motet, a twaveetr of the crown of Christ. Ilia it eat hem, is fare, seek crows' that the most pious kazoo and prison ham worn slam David, ehosaphat, Constantine, Vladimir the Great, until Dimitrii, oar hero of the Doe, sad flashy thy patrea, Alameda Newsky ? " Have courage. and let not thy soul become week at the eight of these maskieg breeds," said the prophet to to. warrior king, Akeks, whet the two klegdoem of Israel and Assyria united against him in an unjust Iwrir. How closely do Oleo words of the prophet apply to us and our enemies! This unhappy France ! Is she not is truth the bread which for half a 'mutely km tarried ire throughout 1 the entire ! And the prated, bat today abased sad jeopardised Brittle ! What is she, if cot the other brand, 1 . which, after bong extiagaisbed for two °eateries, mean meets to smoke is the midst of 'yawning gulf ? And we alto will say with the Prophet, " Let not thy soul grow weak at tits sight of them two smoking breads loofas as !",:At a site from the Most High the *Lade abate, sad the rate falls to fertilise our fields. These breads depart, and Russia, pro tected by God, mows itself for the joy of her Mist, sad for the well-heiag even dim sera armies. Eater, them, 0 pima devereige, the temple where thy signet father lately seam la the depth sit the eight to raise towards Heaves his *oaks few baring escaped the tempest and shipwreck. Eater, sad la thy tarn raise with us thy prayers to the Icing of Map for Um caseation of the tempest whist' now rape both epos sea and lead. May Heaven great that this temple say pis see thee hassling before God, tat them *sly to reader askaowledgmeets sad to give thanks. Amen. A cot respondent of Le Nord, writing from Odessa, oomplains that the amount in the °Sold journal gives& very imperfect idea of the enthaebient created amongst the inhabitsets of the city by. the visit of the Emperor. He adds that a Russian merchant having observed to hie Imperial Majesty that the restoration of an honourable peace—but only an " honourable" peace—was all that was desired to complete the prosperity of the city—the Emiworor replied, " Who is there that does not desire such poses P I more than anyone else.' EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Vim ova owx 001111111PORDIST.) PARIS, MIXDAT Evixxxo. _ _ Yesterday a dinner was given by the Prefect of the Seine, at the Hotel de Ville, to the Prince Napo. icon, the Imperial Commission of the Universal Ex hibition, the international jury, the foreign commis sioners, sad the exhibitors who bad obtained the principal prises. Covers were laid for upwards of 450 guests. At dessert the Prince Napoleon, in pro posing as a toast " the City of Paris," said : It is a high honour for me to have directed the Universal Exhibition of 1866. sad thus to have fulfilled the mission confided to see by the Beipsror. The relations which I have formed with the szhibtters, the jury, end the foreign tier saissionem will ever remain engraves on my bent, and I shall think myself well rewarded if they, in return, feel for me as I de towards them ; sad if all who have competed at the Exhibition retain men resombroses of the part that I have tali , s in the gvenadwo-k. The sity of Park has received its foreign visitees with a sable hospitality. Ors of the glories of the Govensseat of Napoleon 111. is to have rendered our capital worthy of its guests. I always feel a deep emotion whoa I fat myself is this Hotel de Ville—this magnilleest. this imposing palms of edam. associated with so many reselleation. I propose the City of Paris—the heart of Frames, sad one of the mattes of the latelleetual world. After their dieser there was a concert in the drawing•Tooms, where the guests joined an assem blage of ladies whose absence at the banquet bad t :en regretted. The Monitor states that the military concert announced yesterday did not take place on account of a " misunderstanding.' It seems that the manager bad obtained the cosset of General Regnante de Bt. Apply, the commandant of the Imperial Guarde, that the band of the Guides should perform, but he bad forgotten to apply to Colonel Fleury. the colonel of the regiment. Re Mt "Heated. and &nag& as be bad a right to Ash to take ossnisaass of a lam gives by the gessesl, of which be bad no °facia bowled.. home Polish yahoos resident is Paris lately formed a project fee Wog* est a sew journal is the Fess& lugs's% bet Oreursaest has refused the authorisa tion which the present law sequins, and the memo le demential abearnereed. The labsetudiead Assordetios, for the uniformity of wsights, siosera, ant mosey, bald its third dt tu yesterday, la one of the TOM of the Palate de rfedwdrie. In the absence et M. Rothschild,' the dude yrs talon by IL Arum (Portugal), IMaister of State, sad kmacky Minister of Flamm Altar bat in the Wind= in the Administrative Govern ment of practical men. who shall to sues sort ripe- Nst the different social and latellsstaair alemonts society. • MN MUM WINDSOR. Nov. IT. 1. - IWO m so addition to the royal dinner peer with the Prisms Albs, weds set co hensbask this mseileg, attended by the Hen. Men Maedseald. Iltvbse vest oat 'heeds', amenpanied by the Dela Anneie. nebula sad Dubose of Amide dined the them. The Zed sal Osman of Cluenden, Omani Sir Heir D. Rev, and deiced Breverigs (Ormadier Osavie), Anne test Adjatast Omani te the Light Divides of the Arny is the Crimea, antved es a vats w Mr Majesty. TM dieser party le Me mean; Maisie& the Dube. Id Rest. the Ned sad Mentos of Claresdee, lady Anuses Braes, Busses de Spell, General Sir Haw D. Rees, sad Ce!cosi Breverlis. The Bead of the Sad 14?. Geode pentsvoed lariat the Maur. Her Majesty's Private Bead atterveads perforead to is Verdi. eITIDAY. O. li. The Clams sad Mass, the Prises of Wales; the Primmer Boyd, Prises Alfred sod Primus Aliso, the Wise sad Gemloam of the Overt sad the doused. household, storadod Melee Swiss thh sans. the Prints Myth of the °Nth. The Dashes* of Kest sad the vishers Maytag at the wale were she at the service. The Ilea. sad Very Bev. the Dena of Wisher dished. A deputation from the twisty for Irish Chunk Miamians tote. Boma CathoUse hod as latarvisw with Mr Clause Gray ea ilatimalay, at the Hose Oise. The depatatioa amaelstad d Gametal Alsasader, the Hem. A. Kinnear!, Est. Alszsailer Dallas, Bev. Robert Biekerstatth Mr. 1. Mew gram Mr. John Beasts, Mesita V. Ramer% Mr. J. Cl. Mewed, Mr. A. Ballast% Mr. Asthma, Lebay. Bev. Mr. U and Mr. J. Bridges. MIME ALBERT'S VISIT TO BIRMINGHAM. His Royal Riglmam Prima Albert visite Birmiar haat as Teseday sant, he the purpose of bliss lb. Masa ties Nose el the Mislead Imitate ; sad reperstime are adds, Midis, tbs intweetiag suasion, and the beam marred by the distiaisabed sWtr is esseentisi to take pert is the ommarraid. His Royal Hi/lasses is upsets& to arrive at Bastiagbam about bad-post twelve eelosit. The stem will be aid lassmUately after his arriveL This will be allowed by • basins at the Tows Hall, at while the Prises will be peesest. Ameaget the distiagsisbed sala am sad ;madams who base amepted levitation' are the Doke of Aro% the Bari of Berrowby, Lead Seeley of /Jamey, Lord Wurtteeley, Lad Raba rtes, But files• hope, de Bieber .1 Masehester, Berl Rowe, Lord Ly ashes, Lord Mathertes, Mr R. Mumble's, air Jena Fatalism, Dr. Lyte Playlet, Caked Baas% de. Le. Lard Calder" se President of saislasd. tate, will preside; *ad Mere is to be • medal per. (Graeae, whisk will be sot th e least late:smite boldest is the pesseeLlirp et the day. TIM oar will mast of 280 mime. The peogramme ecelass some Ase passe; "assist these, a sew pert wag for male sad fends vases, easpesed by Mr. Bartholomew, sad • Ilse empesities of MeadeM oohs's, admirably ed4led fur the essmiss. The trowel M be used by the Priam be bees dedised by Imes. Blldniten sail Ram ; it is a splendid good of skill, beth SI meets the dolga sad the weehmanshiP. THE HUME The Committee of the Hew Memorial met es astarday evening at the been of Mr. Ark, Pailatt, M.P., whoa the (*nowise hum teem Mr. Boobs& w" reed : u 19, Ashley-pine, Piano , . "814—I rennin base from Irelead late es the Wen d the Sth, whew, in the int time, I saw year letter, tatty that • weeWe el the working dawn bed man woolly delerwhin to eppelat we maiden el • wataittes COMA far the pawn el ratan • awassisat is Ow late Mr. Hems. As my Wises were set forwarded to me, 1 ma au ewers, anti the melt before leat.el the Maw thee &ewe we. I hope, thee, you wed We eenatlttee will Mid me omen for Beading you this or tardy as newer. " I west willingly neon the sides e/ year prosidest. I shell be happy is rewire the sestantee Ws say day at 12 Aka. whoa, I hen, we any be able to devise new plea far dans beam is an el the meet beans ad parish; was who hen laboured fir Bashed.-1 resale, air, years tiny, " J. A. Ronny. 1 " Mr. T. Wan." Tax BM or Essouns.—The llorulerr states that King View illellSd will leak Turk oft the 20th, sad will wive at Marts Che ea beard the strew frigate the Cade Albsrto, probsbly. at alas o'clock la the brasses of the Mad. The Yin wM drop tar the eight at Lyme. Ifs wM tease Lyons es the 2&d, at bar is she suoralag, sad will bola Park shoat three in the attorsoth. The Carrion Mereastiis oasessers that hiker bads' Tads the King will review the sonless sad Mahood Guard of that shy. The Deb do Gramma% the Breath Asthattadot. will os °unsay his Majesty to Paris. His Exesikoey the Fortnum Minister at the Court el leases, ansaposiod by the Poetesses Mishit: of IFiatate, has arrived at Claridge', hotel, hose Pada. His Exce ll ency the Greek Minister has given up his lets vodkas, is Parkkisore West, and takes a masks la Portioad-pko*, where ths busker of the Ligation will la ' fatale be hawks& His ILicelleney the Brullian Minister hu removed from liamileld4tnet to Gloacestallase, Portman. square. The Doke of Newcastle will resell Marseilles on or about the nth !Meat His Ogees is waled k Leeds& before the clew of the swath. -- —__ The lies. H. Preadergeet Week.; L.L.D., bee Majuaty's Coma at Rio Graeae, hie arrival at Palk-ayes% 1 etenamar-sotere, ea leave et shames fres IttaaiL The reappearance of Sir Colin Campbell at the tiabed denies Cab ea Saturday stetted isits s enemies aseseget those who wen fortenato swath W b. Freesia as hie eetiosi. Keep of his old eenspealoss fa anis la the Pennons' and Inaba campaigns congregated ahem the maims vanes, eel weleomed his ream with s wordial warmth ad enthusiasm Mat Rest have beta highly grad. tyisi to the bran old ender. A daily contemporary relates the following of Kr. Laliesebets :—" Oa sos ameba he reread to asses the sea of 18,0001. er 20,0001., the estimated damage to his estate el night's's, Sem, by the lateresettas of the &seers Cosaties Railway, ea to mead dist be did wet khesell madder to railway did the least Wary eis his Prorartf." Mr. W. J. Fox, H.P. for Oldham. is to visit hie essettlesats this week. The lea. member was W Imo stisaded a ateelleg lest week bat see, bet was preseated by Maws. It is vadessweed he is aew setieleatly remand is sadertake the jearaey. _ _ _ The Lord thief - Baron has appointed Mr. Edward Anew Will. baler okra of amen ea the (Mori Chesil, is t►. p 1... .1 Lora Troro, reelised. The LardCbasseller has presented the Rer.Williant Wilms to the Theme or Cerro..... Newest, wanly sad Canoe of Gieseeeler t sad die R.. 0. K. Audrey. to the Tamer of Roo6lt•ea•the-1011, meaty end &cam of The Her. and rim Baptist Noel is seriously ill el a Mee. He was wsll sad ammaget kb people oa Weimer day, sad yestentsy weak "'embed t. bh sengregatisa the duty of taking sue ef bodily health. At o meeting .1 &petits from the West, Bir mierhea, Braked, Ball, fluilfordakire Peassies. sad Weroseter Chambers of Coup. held at Birmingham' ea Illemday. Mee. 12, far the sppoimmeat of a Leads& swat, to set sa behalf of mob Mambo?, la parliamentary sad easselesttsis gyeblis kismet. Mr. Leese Levi wss ear& seemly 'twisted te that °Mee. It is exposed that mat ef the shambles of rammeres et the Ilsibed Kingdom wa maser la sash sa aneistarat as the hest mesas of proem* leg Ms Wisest sad sandhi' the ussftleass el times lasti. lotions. The mortal renasiam of the late Lord There were owned ea Someday hem Betesiegaare Is the ssnt► Imam Bailey Insofar. fee taismasat at lanagelle. awe the nowise el the loss sir Asseeres Mee. The imertgdea ea the fella war. "TIM Bight Hem Themes I►Od., lint Bann Test% dogleg (vs row Lori OW halm of Me Overt ef Osman Pleas. sad 'hawse& leed High Ciamedise et Begisad. Bela hay 7, MIS, died Nev. 11, 1866, aged 73 yam" ADMIRALTY DESPATCH. ESTRUCTION OF VAST QUANTMFS I OF GRAIN IN THE SEA OF AZOFF. ml following telegraphic dispatch. dated 18th Nov., from Sir S Lyons, has been reesived by the ilesaatary of tbs Admiralty : " VLRNA, 7.16 ~x. "Cqf. Shamed Oshernereports thaton the sth and Bth instant, a lotilla under his orders in the Sea of Ascdf destroyed footman quaatitles of grain and forage of this year's harvest, which was completely stacked in mix tiers extending two miles shag the west, near OheWrliman, ready to be conveyed partly to the Crimean army, after the formation of the bee in the Gaff of Aso', and partly to the army of the Caucasus, and which the enemy thought secr•e from any naval attack. "By the sldlfulnen of t h e arrangements, and the manner in which they were executed by Captain Osborne, in which he was ably seconded by Com maader John I. Kennedy, the enterprise was effected In the most brilliant manner, by landing on three points, under cover of the gun-boats of the Allies, in the face of not lees than 4,000 cavalry and infantry. Oar loss assouted to only six wounded." PRINCE GORTCHAKOPTS DESPATCHES. Th. Invalids Rum, al the 10th, contain the Rus sian ♦orsion of the last rsoonnaissaaos toads on Oot. 27 and 28, by Genera AUsaville. Nader date of No'v.,7, Prism Gortahakoff writes :-- " Tb. enemy has undertaken no new movements. He continues to erect batteries upon the south aide of Sebastopol, but does not sannottade the north. A eomiderable somber of the enemy's vessels are ea sembied in the road, near Haraissah Bay." Is the metre of a jeered of military operatioss, extending from Oat. 24 to Oot. 30, Prince Gott ahakoff says :—" The loss experienced by the troops occupying the earth side consists in three men wounded. Prom Oesitohi, Msjor•Glsnsral de Wagner annousoce that on the 24th two steamers kept up all day a cross firs upon the city, wounding one man. In the evening a new steamer arrived in the roads. At Hertch the eamoy's troops have been reinforced up to an effective of 20,000 men, and they are preparing to take the offeesivr." THE CZAR AT ODESSA. The loaned if Odeon of No•. 7, coetains the fol lowing Atrial sanitise of the kW visit of th. Czar to that city : HY Illttesty th. Papaw boo &tips& to Ault ttio city of Odom 81. Imperial Majesty. assosapeabed by the dread Doke Gan* de Meekkobesofteitto, serival ham Nipkis, ea laearday the id, at 7 pm.. sad allowd at ft house et Pelage lieesosse, open the bookowd. 81. Majesty Wu meshed oft tbe Mike el efts by Mit•ie•Oserp Genes i% Lafte..Oomesoilor et the Army of tbe Bootle; kideft Camp Chases! Coast ftegesaff, Goveraee•Oftsol of I.w Rasta aid Doessrebis lakat-Geofti issefteoes, Mihaly Gewgaw et the sky of Gk.; sad by Licata Gisela Geeebaftka. Comender of Ike ?mope stalleaei at Odom. Is bk elite was tbe Anywise Oftesi:•••Celat Oftlg• Cleft d'Aiketati. Bates Lines, eel Ihkas lioefolkaky. The seas maim pewee ef lbeaboelvlai fee tb• happy snivel at bis Yates" the Immo, wove tatted up Is the ooftleslby bin ftifteefteeliaeo loom; Aftblotep eflabeetody sod of Triads. several cossmunioatioss to the Association had been Brigade of Cavalry will leave until the season is m toad by the Secretary. a " permanent international far advanoed as to render any extensive movement et leseamittle s was elected, consisting of the following the enemy all but impossible. It is not expee..4 members : that more than one or two troops will remain foe the For Portugal: MM. d'Alcocbdte and Mouzinho de winter. The regiments of the Hussar Brigade me to Silveira. winter at Ismid, the climate of which is said to h e For Mexico : M. Andres Oseguers. very temperate and agreeable. From its sheltered For England : Sir Joseph Oliffe, and Mr. Edward position at the head of a deep inlet of the Sea of Mat. Blount, the banker. -. ors, more especially from the north and north-sax For the United States: MM. W. Mann and E. winds, Ismid is reported to be free from those odds" Brooks. variations of temperature to which both Cocetantiaopi. For Austria : Doctor Sehwarts—with power to add and Scutari are subject. A steamer plies twice o to their numbers. A French committee was also week between it and the Boepherus. The Hwy elected. Brigade winters at Scutari. A letter was then read from Mr. James Yates, , Some of the French regiments are also &heat is F.It.S., informing the association that a committee to leave immediately. The 11th, 31st, and 64th 800 forward the objects in view had been formed in L'n- meets of the Line, lately arrived, are now is the doe, and stating the names of the members. At the plain, encamped immediately in rear of the 4 last meeting Mr. Yates bad proposed a resolution, giments which they are to relieve. 71 e approving of the prineipienf unity of money. This whole of the Imperial Guard in the Criss motion was rejected, on the ground that it contained is to take its departure. This force is sew nothing more than was necessarily implied in" the posed of two Regiments of Grenadiers, two Bee r programme of the association. Mr. James Yates mints of Voltigeurs, one regiment of the Zonation now (by letter) pressed foe a consideration of his the Guard, and one battalion or the Masseuse( As injured motion. M. Jobard (Belgium) instated upon Guard. The regiment of Gendarmerie of the I * the necessity of uniformity in the construction of perial Guard has already left. The other resifts* ship building instruments, and adduced instances of named for departurejto France ere selected aceordise the inconvenience often experienced when ships to their seniority of foreign service, and are the Hu i touched at foreign ports. The association, taking Leger, 16th Leger, 20th Lkger, 20th of the Line, into consideration the motions of Mr. J. Yates and 220 d Leger, 26th Ikger, 60th of the Line, L i let Jobard, resolved, that the press of every nation Regiment of Chasseurs i Pitd. These will talks is. should be requested to consider, First, the placed by fresh regiments, nearly all of shit:hue question of unity in the denomination of now arrived. of monies; mond, unity of standard ; and third, The weather has continued remarkably warm sad unity of weights end measures of ell kinds, whether fine. Many of the winter huts have arrived, aid economical or scientific. The sitting of yesterday there has been great activity in bringing them up t. closes the proceedings of the International Associatioo. the Divisions in front. The continuance of the dry Henceforth the business sill t r conducted by the weather has been most favourable for the road making Permanent International and the French Committees, and other winter reparations. The health of the which will make known their progress through the troops has continued excellent. press. Nov. 6.—Festive meetings were held through* the various French and English camps last evening, to celebrate the anniversary of the victory at Ink* mann. As numerous bands were playing, and Iss, fires were lighted at various points, the demons* Lions must have attracted the notice of the enemy the North heights. The folios log are the general orders, dated Noe. 4, granting leave of absence to Sir Cohn Caropbelload appointing his 'aces 'or: No. 6.—Liars of abases is punted at the reoconses‘ ties of a ontliest board, to Lieeteneet W. Le Mena% Royal Artillery, to proceed to England. On arrival Mei report himself to the Adjotant-Geueral. Os lldee'cal cortittcste, to Lieutenant T. Blakirton, Batt Artillery, to Deo. 8, 1865, to proc.sd to Scutari. Aod oa argent private stlat•a, to Liesteirent•Geatad It Colts Campbell, G. 0.8.. tr Neb. 29, 1156; Limn s& Colossi Sterling, C. 8., Assistant•Adjutant-Oensnl, to Psh, 29, 1856; Major L. Skinner, 8911 Regiment, to Feb. 14 1866; Brevet Major Baines, 95th It. gimeat, to Jas. A, 1866 ; Paymaster lEMullen, 48th Regiment, to Feb. 6, 1856. Also to Capt. C. B. Mansfield, 33rd Begimist, Jan. 6, IE6, to proceed to Coratantioople. During the abalones of Paymaster M•Msllea, tad CO le rosponsibility, Capt. B. M. Hail, 48th Regnant, will p• form his duties. _ _ _ No. 7. Doriog the almoner of Licut.-Gensul Sir Ork Campbell, G.C.8., BripdievOmeral Camerae, C. 3., take command of the Highland Division. And Col. Atherley, 92nd lisginsent, will takeeceuresid the let Brigade Highland Division. A DAY LET SEBASTOPOL BY A TOTING cavanitv °Prim. Nor. 2. My lad sleepy letter, or rather note, was make therm return from a lengthened survey of the erwiatuntiss town—or, more correctly speaking, fatless—of 13etwesd, when I was completely worn out by the Mips andergsee during a ride, walk, run, and scramble idea bran' dues UM I will new give the details. Oar party assistsdel feet effittere, sad having provided ourselves with 'Fatah pusore started at a quarter before twelve o'clock, and Mend the oily by the Woroneoff road, thereby having the Fail& (nut, or Huabelneds, to the right. We first stopped atM Theatre, which, sines my former visit, has whiestlylnal ea flee ; probably some of the shells from the northers di have bed something to do with this. From the theatre W went towards Fort Bt. Nicholas; afterwards we tared le our left, sod through one of the principal streets, me MME pied by the French, who having repaired many of *slaw" to make them habitable, have set op restearests is abundance. At the gad of the street we had a ear plate view of Fart Constantine on the opporisside, Mehl do not thick can fire down this street. Hesee we vat I the *strews left of Sebastopol; that is, sapparleg a flats on Cathcart's-bill, looking towards the city, lie mediae thy part we went ta on his left hand. We seas war leibe main bestirs, which is close to the rules of Fort Akashi Here commence the regular fortifications of ranswelki having every here and there outworks of earth, Mot the ground admitted of their being salesakiesolF placed. The effects of shot and Oa wen gaited the walls were in regular holes, hut, fns tie sewed the dose, a bole was made without shaking or mmHg down the walla. In one place the whole wall war deal bat it wee evidently the result of an erdnia etas • magesine, probably fired by the Swaim threashall their retreat. We were walking here very kidaly. Wei left our horses sone distance behind, by the Mass ef French artillery officer, who said sash a sicastal Pei would attract attention and draw down a 110 Wm el from the opposite side, when all of a nada log went a gun, and whin caws a sbcll, which MC elms over our heads. Following the example of the Flea Onset guard, down we fell on our stomachs on the grand to avoid the splinters. As this was no gentle hilt, ea eat preparing to ware, when bang went another gas (*ski *ridded, alt . d attention), and we were on the meal tissue in a second The French guard, who from Moll knew the difference in sound between the flight of eV/ shot and a shell, were aware that a round shot mall and not *sly did not sot us the example this proetration, but laughed most heartily st sag . l e all on our stomachs , and so did we whe n we testi, turned oar backs on Fort Constantine, and I fossil 51 with a strong disposition to move at " doable gaid," ti that would have been infra Jig. Before ws 11 1411 .,, 11 our hoes's, however, mother shot was fired, sad 0. found we had walked fast enough to get" tee lee s" ! mounting. I brought away a riece of the stone of whith . Madam are built, as you desired, to enable you to tell* the rook from which it was taken. The IMO 10 0 played in the construction of all the forts. Oa WOO we kept to the left, so as is mako the circuit dilate* A bastion of earth attracted our attention; it re mendously strong, and the ditch so deep that it H yat t I have been leapt into without the risk of breads, alt The French had evidently paid it great & denim ablelet; siege, as it was strewed with fragments of shells; bets"' looked as formidable as ever, and seemed t.) another hislakbuff. There was cot anyloce at Mad us its name. It seems strange that such defa ces have been abandoned in consequence of the 10 0 work, sad yet had the Simians held on for amilaa after the loss of the Malakhoff, the whole Will have bees taken primers. We got to our tests d fall lammily tired. thle O dl What do you think I am • g oing to do a Netbiag less than give a dinner. My table tall one guest, and my dinner service is 004 000 W e : person ; so I mast go begging for a knife from weer from another, and so on. The bill of fare is OUP. of anattoe, and plum pudding; potatoes. of eel" .; (pert and sherry), and beer. Is not this pasta? 7 0 Jabs sever had so many pots on the fire before. I brN nest mistake one dish for the other, and brig th s T a Faith* first. Haw I should laugh ! I forgot to 11 7 0 easdlesticks they are two glass bottles, B t h mataised beer. What would Lord C. , of the 10°.710- celebrity, say to that? Adieu! I shill tell yell We. 68.11kT went off in my sent, but don't pat It Isl• Ifirssitsg Post. davalsy are under orders to embark fee do ll° /bum st it aITATAL PALACE.—FITI MULLING DAT, Na o -• —Aduissioss sa Pa7Ment• 9 9 di" b T 0 968; total visitors, 1,065. Conespadiag del OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 6. The rumour of an attack from the Russian army has become spin a subject of talk and speculation in our different camps. A deserter from the enemy, a Hungarian officer, is said to have given information that the present intention of the Russians is to make en moult against our position between the 13th andBth °tithe month ; and that, in case of the result being on: favourable t, their arms, it is not improbable the main body of the army will evacuate the Crimea,l leaving only troops sufficient to defend the entrenched positions. There is said to be a dearth orator's for the winter, inc eased by the destruction lately by fire of one of the principal commissariat davits, while the difficulties of transporting adequate supplies are inseparable. The large fire which was observed about t-n days ago in an easterly direction along the north heights, sad which was generally supposed at the time to proceed from the burning of brushwood, appears to have been produced by the destruction of the winter stores alluded to by the deserter. It was generally attributed in the Russian camp to the agency of incendiary emissaries in the pay of the Allies. Whether the enemy holds any such inten tion as report has attributed to him, events will shortly prove; but it seems by far mute probable that the rumour has been intentionally scattered abroad for the purpose of preventing any large portion of the Allied forces from quitting their present position. There has been no movement of troops observable from oar places of watch. The fire from the batteries and forts on the North aide has continued as active as it has been for the last fortnight, and has been attended with nearly the same reenter. Houses and buildings already in ruins have been still further de. molished, but they have scarcely interrupted the removal by fatigue parties of the timber and other materials required for the construction of the sheltie' required in camp, and for purposes of hutting. • few days ago thirty tons of wheat were brought up from an advanced storehouse connected with the dockyard, and ground into flour on board the Com missariat steamer " Bruiser," lying in Balaklava har bour. The casualties among the men employed in the fatigue duties have been exceedingly few, and generally caused by falling bricks or timber in the demolition of the houses. A Council of War was held at head-quarten on the 9rd instant, when, it is understood, atter some discus sion, all intention of further operations against the enemy was abandoned for the present winter. The contemplated expedition against Ka& is postponed. The lateness of the season, and the uncertainty ' weather favourable for naval operates& and landing' troops continuing, sufficiently explain these resolu tions. It is said, however, that the admirals were anxious for the undertaking to be attempted. On the same day, Lieut.-General Sir Colin Camp bell, commanding the Highland Division, took his de' putties for England in the Calcutta steamer. His leav ing was either very suddenly determined upon, or the intention of doing so bad been kept remarkably secret, for early on the morning of Saturday, when he left, none of the commanding or other officers of the regi ments in the Division were aware of the probability even of his quitting the Division. Some short time ago Sir Colin wee offered the oommacd at Malta, which he considered to be tantamount to expressing a desire that hie divisional command might become vacant, with a view to ulterior changes. He is said to have declined the offer bluntly in the following words:—" If lam in the way, say so, and go at once; but if you ark se whether I choose to give up the command of my division, while it remains in front of the enemy, I answer, no." General Simp- son had at that time tendered his resignation, bat it was not known what the reply of the Government would be. That resignation has now been accepted, and the immediate cause of Sir Colin Campbell's departure is supposed to have been the en trancement of this fact, together with an intima tion that it had been deemed expedient to appoint for his successor, a general officer junior to Sir Colin Campbell in the service. Sir Colin at once applied for leave of absence, which was granted, and in a few hours he was on his way towards England. He leaves with the regret not only of every officer in his own division, but of the army at large. He was shoat the only rratainieg officer who held at the sew mencemsat of the campaign a command superior to that of a battalion. If his division has not been more actively employed, it is well known that this was ao fault of its gueseaL He has lately dovetail himself, with his usual activity and energy, in pro -viding for the wants of the troops ander his orders during the coming winter. In all probability, within a week or ten days every man in the Highland Division will be comfortably protected and butted in their sew stamping-sensed, beyond Kamen. Tbe General's departure is the more regretted, as It is feared that his absence will be fors mach looser period than the time mentioned in general orders. Col. Cameron, C. 8., commanding the First Brigade of the Highland Division, succeeds Sir Win Campbell. The lest detachment of the lit Despot Gime embarked today for Scutari. 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