The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-01 00:00:00

Vibe 419x4nex00. 11.1•11imals TO 001111SPONDIXTI. kininikr .11.• Mareftnaria Ilmleggem most lip albs Ms, 10. Tin Ali* is al lord pdllimihs. • NIGH WATNN AT LONDON BRIDGE. T ins D ai =sgsmils oh N. —Allsrassa. ft. MIL IMMO ir-iiidilb IL Ma .... _—Ahmillo. lb. Oa. LONDON, THURSDAY, N0V1111312 1. Do the basest, hardworking, and ialielligent swag the iedestriees Dienes of Leaden swelled the time 0 the Chartist mismanage ? The Charter wee drawn up by Mr. Lourr and a few other waders's, in wieeert with the late irrimicze PIACI. It wee an able doeuesat, and pored sad supported by its salsas is calms tiesiltfiris and un essapressisieg language. Had the thassasde who task ths Charter for their wstsbword been sai anted by ths OHIO laicals spirit u its originators, we de ad Weed believe that it Gould have bias sada to its fall extent, bat easceseisas would have tees made to its partisan which would have ensured to their elan spore infla- sand pannipaties in tin denims. But the dined= of the newssheet was soon taksa oat of their Yak As agitation, stninly independent of it, was at the dna I. progress in the nisaafactaring districts, =dew the gaidsase of Mr. Osanna sad the Ben J. R. 8111/111NL Ws hens= its leaden were sia- Gam bat thy wen extremely vialant and unreason abb. Moo of them joined the Chartist llMOVinentr bola an idea that its mosso would promote dui: owa objects. In addition to theta, a amber of as otrapalows men of the educated clam.., with glib barna and atter rookiwasee of 000ssquares, sr mama the aharactor of Chartists, with a view to make polities' (spits' oat of the agitation. Those violent sad males, atm smoesdod in taking the laid of the Chartist movement oat of the hands of its origi- actors. Tint came the interruptions of the meetings of the Anti-Corn-law League, then the torchlight meetings in the seanafaetaring districts then the burning of the Ball Ring at Birmingham, the Wean* outbreak at Merthyr Tydvil, and so forth. The coosegnenes was that after a few °varnishe straggles the movement wee arrested, the seal and hopes of its partisans died out, sod the whole affair left little tram behind it except a confirmed hostility among an immense majority of the politicelly powerful classes to any farther extension of the suffrage. We have been led to advert to them traneastioas at pressat, by the lanes which hays been masted in Hyde-park foe two or three Sundays past. We ere the names of some of the mare turbulent movers in the old Cbartiat agitation mixed rep with these pro ceedings j and we fear that they have been stimulated bythe surviving fragments of organisation of the more violent and unmeaning of the self-styled Chartists. Whether we are right or wrong in oar saspfoios, we Lava to time to above. Mesibils it is setae that those donnestradons boar, on a small soak, in easy respects, a strong family resserbbuits to the Ara demosenetions of those who, by identifying them selves with the Chartist movement, utterly changed its character, sod rendered it .reproductive of any ed wasp to the Masses for whose bees& it woe tour sewed. The choice of Bsaday se the day of seating oboes the feelings of an Mumma majority at the English public. The 'election of a pork hitherto reserved kr quiet relaxed= as the place of ineting. Okada sad allocates a considerable number. The erode view.. the &Treaded too, sad iaseasiderate videos of some of tbe speakers darn others. It is also obvious that e very seasidenbie umber of per ▪ bout cooly sport Wotan( seeks thaw assenkimpos a pretext for wining together in ardor to provoke a eel- Mos with the police. Oa the ono head, fines ead Moto 'ikon sea. whose predecessors ban ere now led our industrious end basset unsaframalord dame astray through bog and brake altar an One/ohm, are pre paring to take advantage of any safferiag that any occur daring the winter ham • high prise of provi sions to esteem their own selfish ends; on the other, therm:say of Leedom are at work to increase nay ill-will that any exist between the police sad the general public. These gatheriags if per- Mend inmost bat work for evil; they mist seem airily aggravate and complicate any distress the winter may bring with its and they will infallibly pawed the attainment of redress for the mews al whisheartala maws of the police wen guiltysome dos ago is 11 7 6 / 1 014 That Hs per ones, es my be sabjeoted to pri- Whom timing the winter is bet too probable. This. however, is setts 1111140011 why all alemse—alike those who ma; lam to mar mid those who may have it in Heir power to afford relief--shoisld strive to view the tiewateued evil andieturbed cad unbiaemed by pu mice. Le es all seek to aseertale the trim character 0 the possible calamity, and the means by which it Oa be alleviated. The example 0 • neighbouring State is a warning not to expect anything from (imminent regelatioar. Duties the past end puma: year, the French meow has acted as the assaniption that it had the power to counteract the effects of scarcity. It fixed a Waimea prise of bread last years it has lately attempted to replete the prime of batobses meat. The Wars has bees signaL At the Angers trials, it was proved that • great assay of the insu reds had been wrought upon by the belief that, it sesoessful, they would obtain a redact:ice is the price of provisions. When this was made apparent, the public prosecutor and the presiding judge Mks forth is indignant deounciatiose of the folly that mid believe it wee in the power of any government to menterect the natural elects of a deficient bor. vest. This incident proves at once that the French Government has failed in its attempts to keep down the pries of bread ; and that it has succeeded in making the soon ignorant portion of the commaalty believe that it bad the power to do es. The attempt to regulate the prim of batchaes meat appears sly to have been productive of hardship and oppression. Last week • respectable butcher in Paris was cma deemed by the police magistrate for refusing to well mat at • certain prioe,althoogh he repressoted--with oat sontradictioe—that all the joints is his shop which ought according to the tariff to be disputed of at that price, bed bees sold before the purchaser applied to him. It is strange that, notwithstanding such illustrations of the ineflicacy of the :epistle( system, the Preach Government should still persist in it. Yet this is the emu It has prohibited the experts tire grala at adm when its high prise world of itself be a suflichet deck to expertatiesi, maim thereby an example to neighbouring SOM. 111•11 may preclude the possibility of grain being *Med faces them into Frame. Let those amempt as who are stimulating the igeoramt to shifter for Govenment Imbrium, with the oaten' scares of the trade is provides*, and who by esusgems falsehoods an seeldag to excite a dangerous pnja diem spinet provisiou dealers, be warned by this signal failure of the attempt to carry their theories I into ezeention in a neighbi will not desist from their eountowasose of the pop .-.---- ear to soh evil eenneellors. Nothing is ever (nisei by nareesoning violence. .... Irbe Court. WINDSOR, Ome. 31. His UmHoney the Fronk AIas WAN. ad C." 4 .. 0 4 4, Pooling, the Zed sad Creator et Clarendon, mod Led Pommes, lime arrived al a visit to Mr Malsety. The dieser party genera, taahoded the Dasher of Lee; the Deane etCanotoddge, the Primer Mary et Cambridge, She Dubs of Cambridge, b iseallemy the !reed Las. tormador and OmMer de Peosigny. the Zed sad °mol l " of Ciareadoe, Left Amain 8e..., Barrens de epeth Lewd Namur; Coiled the Hem C. B. Mpg; Mr George Gouger, Coloael Tyrwhis; sad Major Puma. The band if the Sri Life Guide played dulling the dismay. Her Mojeatre private bead ofterworde perlormed i• the Onetle. — TM Deans of Cambridge visited tire Dasher of Kest at Fregmorre w dap Noshes. from the Clemson et the Wont WM Celesies we resolved yederday et the Ueda ease. Her Majesty the Queen and Prism Albert sent geoid isweeogoes yeelsoday iambi to woke 'squills, with regard to the health of the Bishop et Lambe. The Mowing hunk's woo booed :—.,, The bishop boo hod a goal sight. smith gels, ea non astifletoilly. Fulham Palate, Oa a, M" - The Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood left his Acid miasma at the Mainlty yedealay, mesapasied by Lady Mary Weed, he Hiskletowlall, Yeekakire. Lord and Lady Ashburton returned to town het week froth the sable lard's shooting quarters I. the fligklasia Lard Itaiks arrived la tow. a few days back free ilesever. TM aphis Ind hue reamed Me appotheate at, we eaderetead, at the Coast of dab itag of flaiiaver. w. sadatitand that Ms. Bagettawa, Q.t., is ea sartlaaips with resent maim kse seleated the sem of the Master of tho sold as that la whisk he Weals to take his met. It ie said that the Baron van Kohn, at present the Leitrim hostess& at Ocusieadseple, Is Isteadei se 111 the pest ef Xfalster Plealpeteetiary at Athens.. Very recently the widow and friends of the wile broad Moo ldl, s w of Weser, *posed a sobeeriptioa for Maas s maawaeat to him Is the Campo &abr. The Neopolitas govesaateat booklet prohibited this eateeriptiee. Letters frost Milan antiosseo the death of Count Luigi Litt& Modlgasof, a retired diplomatist. sad bawler to one of the nest illostrlose fuelllee of Lombardi. The brother of the assessed, the Cosa: Giallo, is Intim to the Crimes with the lerdislas way, sad gaits reeestly had the beam el being seat to the headquarters of the Belli& es the Sardinian military eemaistioser. M. Luigi Lltta woe seat le Timm as s Wake is 1848. Among the paganism just arrived by the Royal Kell simian is Plate r Jet; Beptheee Dealer, sign bares of the empire of Sea Dembige, some over to nye east the EISPOTOf bildeegse as tke wart of Bt. Jamas defies the Memos of tbs poloist Hayden ambassador. Bona Daimler la diemibed as • very hoedown bleak, with meet gestlawisaly mann. B. speaks the Finish lam guise, et WIMP, most Isestly, sad the loglisk language be speaks very grammatleally. sad is remarkably shrewd mad will Warmed. The bane sena is board the Bird steamer at Ponaa•Prlam Is greet staW. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mural Helm, the Presto!sit of the Republic of Bolivia se Upper Pan, who arrived is this unary is the Royal Ma reamer La Plata ea Tuesday, is a lierieeklai nap, 'boat hi peen of op. Be speaks gas Ilmaish Ma guey only. He is asseammied to this seastry by two of his sider &ramp, and his estessible object is leaving Bolivia is to maks a pilaw* tour. The wise with whin' be is decorated are of a magaillseat deuriptioa, being formed of MMus of dimmed, sad ease modem stems. It is presumed hem his Macias Bolivia that his emery is sat likely to he distarbsd for the pnseat. Lord Breasbas, after remaining a few days in Paris, hue takes his departure ler his mat at Ceases, where he lamed. rending Rain the wain of Partiasseat. Cardinal Wiseman left Paris yesterday awning Mr Lea Ms. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells preached an eloqmat seism es the death of the Ism B. C. Tadwsy, Pc, ,I[.P., at the Cathedral. Wells, on lisaday means to a crowded empepatioa. The PAT. Carter Hall, MA., late senior estate of the Bath Abbey March, has besa collated by the Auk bishop of Canterbury, to the reetery sad viewer of Behar Inure, value 41W., with noblesse. The Very Rev. G. IL IL Johann. M.A. Doss of WAN was lastlostod to the Vioorsito of St. Catabost's, sad road Shaun la *a Sudsy aftwaosa Wt. The Betnetary to Lord Possum has informed the solostver of %Salsa lasatoasat•Coload Tyler tam, b s telegreplie meow relayed hen disreval lid, it aree stated that the gallaat Coked et the did Regimen had. afar protrested eateries% died ea the Sikh alt., fres the aisle el hie womb resolved whilst kegibei hie regimes' to the attach ea the Reda& ea Sept.!. The ooloteiptior to tbe ilattiotio Food ow &nowt to stoat no oillUoa Wes Imbed tboosaad pewit. SW Michael sad Lady Oetavia Shaw Stewart have erred as Ardgewee. Lea Alawiek Oestie, the eon et the Duke of Nertheabeelied. The Marquis of Abeeeera le sow at We Net. Beieeseeest, Is Ireland._ ._ _ AN Io spite of the war, and et on coompleat draw basks to literature, mum thaa $,OOO cosies of Tempos's * Maud" kayo bees already sold. A project is is oosteseplatioa establish reliway tommustsaties between Levi& sad P..ritb. Ta• Hoe. F. H. Betkeby and Mr. Gore Lantos, the members fee Bristol, ere to be laithaed late the * menu% order" of Oral& es the 7th of Nevember. The hesourahle gentlemen already boles, to the orders at Odd Fellows, lerestees sad Free Osamu. Mr. Latins, Q.C. (of the Oxford eiradt), M.P. for Ladkes. delivered • lecture at that piles hot week. at the Literary, Seisstlia sad lisekaaire lastittries, es " Raab, her peewees, pansy. sad power." There wet a very large sad highly napeetable attendee's BAZOOPHoOIIe tOn THE Rattan Or THE Doss OP WILLINOOOII.-011 a hilly .seashell spot. NS fez item at. Ammon, a liege bleak of Corsi* peepityry, weighiep meaty tese whoa origlimlly detached. Is is mum af gradual Mark* to fens • sateophaps for the ~make et the Delta of Welliagtsa. The Mks, is aa lateen deep grey, mottled with Week sad pole bag. sad streaked with white. The same bat a Min so lusweetrelde se alma to defy the set we. weft. The swiss of ft late balm was a keg sad palatal task aad the two sea employed Is bellowing it oat seem gives ap to the most slow-pies task eseestrater, dew mere then two comet work, mad the impress/ea made by their piths la the kegs sees is • thing to be measured by weeks. set days. Than is to moats' more work to be dose INS the adamant rook will be shaped iess the required form. EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE ox TER ORRAT WISTIRM RAILWAT.—A rsthatksbt. 00011111•601 P 111111 W • day or two ago ea the Great Wirers U.S.. y bermes Burden sal Gleareter. • heavy geode rids wee pereed lag to lariesdeu, led had rthillthi fhb SYPOrfoa triads hernia the Iblrepirhe sad Tabery-seed ellelleae, when ems of the seepliapehathe brae% rib& Ile dear, to the great weight et Oa tear sad the deeper* of the kasha. at We part it the Ira As mos as lie ableihrifalloo bathes krtvire arks, hararied sottaffdel im r sika 4 1: 6 ' doges the Ike, owl, her the el road, seas attars& a fearful m sy. maw rase the Iris& .orbs eiedea st • speed of airy oleo At br io & it" Mao a parmasor Oda from Glermarear moo seerly dye, sad tho starter if arlatherehe brag aware of this , sad salsa the rif ule rearelog doss the Wier urea the Ire d up *high the m pry wee at t reran ithocillog at /ban we preoram hat of mid pbrarmaly opera rho at the Bembormabo etatiesoe ea es tare the truth' writhe deans rand rolls ; art the learly•ledes troche rut es the dears nib per tha llehreeethas se/ air the Bend eta tier. mg.* berms Illsesed she Bleaehouse, abase tho tlar beesersaire Wel. The weird el the geode Ire* ;is. solo *rho heath* elbedbeis oak, fro &ages ef I L moms fp berg is a vas et *meads( the teals) bumped oat d hie ra Wien the &tried pall of the truth bad myeloid say nest rink', sad happUy as damage woe m asisig to press er property. It wee need/ at jibe SINN Ore that a heavy eatterlea - fraM to tki Eggigio s e y 1841, berme direverd, sad wee met ia mare devil the Melia' by • males presager rota, • allieion wi n avoided by the preemie of Wad of the driver of the regular teas. L i forosT, B ritOM ABROAD THE OVERLAND MAIL. --•-- CDT gviatLiarg Aga Wilms garmaaAri.) TBIJBTI, Wszunaskt. Its skim: Calcutta arrived on the Slat October in 111 be. from Alexandria at half-peat air, tan. Oor. 26. The India and China mails leave here this day with dates from Bombay, October 8 ; Madras, Sep. timber 37; Calcutta, September 48; Hong-Hong, l September 16 ; Shanghai, September 7. The Santa insurrection is dying oat. Mr. A. V. Conolly, collector in Malabar, has been murdered by the Moplabs. The Mosecoe le at an sod at Bombay, the fall of rain having been only 48 inches, or 211 Inaba sleet. The Grope will be one quarter leas than the average yield. Trade doll. Siehaop on Loam, Lg. Large quantities of grain and tat have salved at Canton. lizehaap at Canton, 4.81, 6.6 i. The ship Sr. Abbe has bun lest ea a reef sear Medagesear, with seventeen of the Grew sadly* pes esagena drowned. FART DINNER PARTY. OCT. 25. The Minister of the Netherlands at the Grand Deed Court and Consul• General at Mannheim, Von Teams; tho Russian Charge d'Affaires, M. fitolipino; the Austrian Envoy Extraordinary, Prince Aluandsr Vat Bchboburgt and the British Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Hamilton, hays arrived boo. The whole of theca envoys are invited to din. this owning with H.R.H. the Regent of Baden; u also Baron Monks von Badman, from Frankfort, who has boon stay ing hen tho last two days.—New Prussian Gaga& THE BALTIC FLEET. Fos. plonk is the Mead Areblpelege, Om 19: The chief portimi of the flying squadron, adder the command of Admiral Deices, are at present at this anchorage, filling up with coals and provisions ; they consist of the Itotribatioo, Ajax, Bak, Tartar, Felon, and Hairier. The Eden, No. 107 transport, is ready Ise sailing; she has on board 82 guns and one heavy mortar, being the remainder of those captured at Bentersand last year, many of them dog from oat of the Wes of the old forts by fatigue parties from the realobot I imagine the greater part are only ser for old iron. We lan that Captain "Nemesis" Hall, of the Ibtie O. has been actively engaged in sting gnu, net be the enemy after the explosion of the geoldermra Forts off HangcAnd, and up to the Ziteils seventeen 71fkowt. gone, of the citron her& of 10 ft. in., have been soured. They had a 1 a coating of peat, evidently with a view to pawn them from nut, and fora future occasion. The Conssandevin-Chief anchored in here a few eye ago in the huge Doke of Wellington, to the no small astonishment of every one, se he entered fear- Indy through the narrow passage near Beacon Island, in Le&ound, in spite of the intricacies of the navigation and small depth of water, at plaoes only 6i to 0 fathoms. This feat reflects great credit on the muter; and is rather a feather in the Admiral's esp. es Sir Charles lest year never would anew the "Duke" to be taken through. The otdealtelemeheft in Foyle Fiord is its imitated and omen barbair, wh ich at this Wessman d the per is of greet smegesese. It else Isms the emsbe el the lime of semeneleeflea between Sweden sad Finland, and the peones of oar ships preldblM the extensive trade whirl milted Met year though the medium of the Aleed Modem Foyle Fiord win Die the andsenge of the Basin licit in the old dela whoa the/ had no rivals is the Baltic; and from my expeetnes of iy I .snider it ON of the most SKIM in these waters. This day lag year the let. Commander-loCidef ins making the best of hie way to Kiel, where Mx weeks were event in inactivity. whilst sow Admiral bodes is personally up the Gulf of Bothnia, not for from the Andel:lra* his fleet portioned off ma ~iraet sestion, eel to all appearances bent on seessining till hosed eel by the ice. Judging by the ,moat, we have every propos& of a fate swim acrd, attheugh at times we expert. cl.l:avy gales, still the weather is fine and The Admiral and his staff have visited the remains of Bioniiimed, and by persenal inspeetion of its rains eibledi Muesli' as to its complete destruction, and of tote=riens preperations in progress for the future mf Illawievits power in the North. REVEL ROADS, Oer. 21. The squires at this anchorage is gradually de. anis& ; the palmate have all hit, and most of the blookships3 the Hogue sad Ajax followed, sad =day the Blenheim sad Bdinhaigh &porta for The Shelia follows the day day termorrow; Captain ja2 sad Lint. Palmer take passage in her. an We have oonempeently only 10 lins-of-hattle ships sett is the Baltic vie., the Doke of Wellington. Nile, Bead Gene, Namomb, Cressy, Cesar. James Watt, Mien. Melee* and Colossus ; and then are equal to any twenty in these waters; in addition to whach we have to sdd the two magnificent Mew Users of ear allies, the Toarville and Duquesne, with which we are rune to hoe the thirty or grey nil now coweriog behind the walls of Croustade. Sir Michael Seymour and his squadron am daily expected to join this division from Seeker, and if th weather cantinas unfavourable, I fancy another week er so will And us at _ _ Wa ban already had a e73aile of snowstorms, the thermometer 4 degrees below nem with a mat cut ting wind. Op tbe.wkeie oar life is anything bat an enviable ow—tle - matotony cheat beyond endur ance, and as yet se peonage of a speedy return. The Belleisle, hospital ship, hes left Faro Bound for England ; the Jupiter, transport, leaves to•mor• row. The Driver takes the mails. A letter from Posen in the Avokfort Pod Goads has the following: M Marais a rumour at Warsaw that the Emperor Weeds having, either in that city or out some point of the frontier, an interview with several foreign sovereign@ far the purpose of making a last attempt to restore pass.. Destitution is at its oilman la Poised, and the dearness of provisiose so great that the poor am hardly Rod the barn mane d nristease. "Prises Paskiewitch has opened the publia gra narks at Warsaw. and o riven orders for baking every I day, at the expose the state, large gnoatitire of bread, whisk will hotly's to the deems:eat half the reguhre prise. The fresh ameeription hes not ems- lammed yet, bat this is solely on somata of the &S -anity of feeding; ills probable that malting will pressed daring the winter. The news ropeetbag the senesese Is reloadof the Allies ham produced great excitement ." The Minister d War at Tenn has )..t supplied tho Tommy ossosissod by Sib doe* of Gasorol Ilootowsw ON, who 666 bow the Jab of kb wood. 0.1. O. alai, who is sow with dm ozpoditisasey ow" bas ben prbootad to So task of Ms* N..*, sad moaned with taw aossasad of the beirodo whisk Gehoral Ilestovesoldo peeviossly coussisalsd. H. Gisstlaisai is • Oseawo, mod is oswohlovel to bs woo of tbo owe distbsoisbod stair Mows is this flardiaba army. NOVEMBER 1, 1855. • teijA EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (11,011 OV3 OWII 001111•PO7DIINT.) PARIS, WIDIIIISDAY Bynum Cbesaitutionnel has another long latter froas Vienna correspondent on the subject of the difference I between Sardinia and Tammy, which u now rapre seated by Ibis standing counsel for Audi* is re duced to very trivial proportions. The principal object of the mean t osoiminication is to Comment open a "diplomas incident" about which the writer from "motives of delicacy" said nothing in Ws first letter, bat which has linos been alluded to by a Bel gian joarnal, whose information was "evidently de rived from °distal samosa." The circumstances of Count Casati's appointment as attache to the Sardi- nian embassy at Flores., and of the Grand Duke's ultimate refusal to receive hint in that character, must be fresh in the reeelkotioa of your readers. One fact of some importance is now, I believe, stated for the first time, namely, that last year when the Austrian army had military oecupation of Florence, the Sardinian government intimated an intention to send Count Cased there, but abstained from doing so at the time, in consequence of a representation from the Tuscan minister for foreign affairs, the Duke de Caaigliano, that the Count belonging to a family of Lombard refugees, his appointment would be objeo- tionable under the circumstances. This fact is brought forward to show that the Sardinian government had so right to be surprised at flodiog that on the esoood maims Count Casati's nomination was distasteful to the Tunas court. Bat it evidently auto two ways. For a special regime, namely, the presence of Austrian troops in Florence having been alleged in 1864, Sardinia might well thick that this year when than troops had evacuated Tuscany, all objec tion against Count Casati's eligibility to be an aikehi to the Flames snamasywesremoved. There is a report of the discovery of a legitimist sonepiraey, and of the arrest in connexion with it of a Doke bearingons of the oldest names in Francis. It is said that the affair is identical with one reported in a legal journal the other day, a feature of which was the deposit of a sum of 7,000 f. in a country bank for the purpose of suborning workmen. Yesterday morning airsio on the Strasbourg Rail way ran off the line near Rpernay. Several persons were hut, bat no one wu killed. No other details of the aooident have transpired. The directors of the Bank of France held their weekly meeting today, in consequence of to-morrow being a holiday (All Uinta' day). I have not heard any reports of the result of their deliberations, but I understand there is an Worms, in the metallic re serve of four millions. The Bonne again opened very heavily, and re covered to some extent towards the close. The Rents however, closed at the lowest prim of dm day, 641. with a fall of 260. Credit hoWsver, after having been at 1,120 fr., closed at 1,1361 r falling bat 21r. 600. Austrian railways rose 71r. 600. Some French lines left off at from 21r. 60e. to 6fr. better. ATHENS. Ocr. 19. Since the departure of the last steamer, the new ministry has undergone a slight modification, Siliver gos having given up the finances to Lootostavlos, and Glirigaoopindos being appointed Minister of Pubis Instruction. George Condouriotti, hitherto Hellenic Minister at Constantinople, bat been recalled, in con sequence of the new 'ministerial arrangements, but his successor has not yet bun named, and the ap rintment will not be filled up till the arrival of M. riNerittefraot London . t above-named three gentlemen are probably known beyond the limits of the Greek fron tiers. Kontostavlos is a native of the island of Solo, and has been long resident at Athens. where he car ries on business as a merchant and shipowner, and has been very smooradal in trade. When the seat of government was transferred from Nauplia to Athens, in 1835, there were only five house built of stone to be found in the city. all the rest being built of pliistha, the unburned brinks of Attica. Mr. Bon tostavlos' was the best and most roomy of the five, and he rented it to the king for 20,000 dreams per annum, and eventually meld it to the crown for 100,000 Spanish dollars. The king resided here till the completion of his pulses, which omandas exactly the same number of rooms as the year has days. Mr. Kontostulos has also a large silk establishment at the Pima, and posemeloos in the island of Agin& His sister is earned, to M. Pantie Ralli, head of the eminent firm of Belli, Brothers, and for many years the Millais canal-general in London. ChrielensplaSS is a native of the Peloponneens, and bas been in ofilos at various times before. He was Mleimier of the Interior under the late President Z ria. Coadourictti is now a very old man, and was formerly a merchant and shipowner residing in his native island, the rugged and barren rock of Hydra. When the revolution broke oat in 1821, he fitted out and armed all his ships—sixteen in number —and placed them at the disposal of the provisional government. Sigma after making this sacrifice be was still a rich man, and I recollect being struck with an original idea of his:—the flour of his counting hams at Hydra was paved with Spanish pillar dol. lace. He has never taken any important part in the political struggles of his country, bat has rather been considered as a patriot without belonging to any particular party. THB SOUND DUES. (mon ova COPENHAGEN, Oar. 28. The Danish memorandum to the maritime states on the subject of the &nod Dues, is now published at fall length in the Bet.lisig'ske Mang, accompanied by the statistical tables I sent you in my last. The ottly new fester. in the nee is the coolness with wit,* Denmark expos% or pretends to expect, the maritime nation to pay her the sum of six or seven million starling to get rid of a nuisance, by means of which she hes been laying thi commerce of the world under eontribution, by claiming and enforcing toll on the of the Sound, whin all writers on the laws nations protect against. The tables in question sbpw the Opal avenge receipts of Sound Dais on mssehasiis, to mann to 2,103,600 viz dollars, whisk aalikalised at 6 per nut. oe twenty years purebeso,modd produce 42,070,000 viz dollars, or about 8,000.0001. Of this sum Russia is expected to pay 29 per seat. or 12,383,000 lie dollars ; Great Britain the manse amount, or 1,770,00014 Prussia, 12 per emst.,or 8,162,000 six dollars; France, 3 per cent., or 1,613,000 six dollen; Norway, 606,000rix defiers ; Hamburg and Brans, 404000 vixliviims; littr e p 383,000 viz dollars; Henan 1,600A00 six Meeklealesegs 10242201121/11014a& In lips name, tim avenge wedges of the Sound Doss en ships amend to 200,010 six dollars, whin espitalissd in the Mee ratio would prods°, the nm of 6 • 881,780 xis dollars, or 812,00 W. To this Great Behan would have to contribute 1,409.880 six dol lars. or 200,0001.; Prussia, 887,780 riz dollars; Nor way, 746,840 riz dollars ; Holland, 678,000 riz dol len; Swedes, 483,820 riz dollars; Russia, 321,000 riz dollen ; Metklenburg, 309,880 riz dollars; Frown 101,180 viz dollars; the United States, 34.630 tin dollars, &c. Verily one Is tempted after this to ask Denmark, in the language of Sam Weller : " Will you have it I now, or will you wait till you get it ? " Tae DaiI:MAN PILINCIPALITILL.--MBllBlll6i t. private "Mats weasived at Visalia kola Beibrest. Owe b assetlaa (says the Zeit) .1 nlaterelay Os *UMW beeps la the Deautitaa yriosipallties ; • tarps WOO oboes b evra spokes at It is aloe acid that tY. sables. of las proposed at Osastsatisaple So palm the dar•tioe et Priam Stirbefs goversoisat, *blab It • supeiseki sae by the terms of tbe Deka Una* assay, tet "Mb *ill I shortly 'spin. Caroni. PaLaCZ.— SWUM DAT. OCT. 31.-- kdabstoos es payment, 638 ; ditto by men deka% 140.--Tesel,67ll. Conespcsbasi day last year, 3,242. OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (BEM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, Oar. 20. The camp has been kept an the alert for the last few days by the expectation of an attack on the part of the enemy against oar position. As for some time prrriously the gene& belief had ban that the aggres sion was to be on our side, and a movement against the Russian tenure of the Mackenzie heights and the north side of Sebastopol was daily looked forward to, this change in the relative state of affairs has excited the more attention. The information which has led to a knowledge of the intentions of the enemy is re• ported to have been telegraphed by way of Berlin, and to be derived from the same source as that which furnished the intelligence of the intended attack upon the lines above the Tchernaya last August. Its ge neral nature is, that the Russians, knowing that the greater number of our troops on the pla teau are engaged in road.making or other pre parations for the ooming winter, and taking advan tage of our having dstsched part of the army to Enpatoria, and farther weakened oar line of defence by its extension as far se the Upper Botha*, have determined to make another attempt at forcing our position. The ground where the battle of Inkermann was fought, is said to be the point again selected for the undertaking. Base observations of the move ments on the north aide of the roadstead have ap peared to give countenance to the rumour on this subject. The fire from the Russian batteries, exerted with a view to prevent our occupation of the town, and, perhaps, to keep us from erecting new batteries or repairing the forts, so as to resist a surprise ore sortie from the opposite side of the harbour, has bees considerably increased. The enemy use now en abut dance of shells, as well es of shot. New batteries are being thrown up or armed. Several large working parties have been busily employed during the last week about the new fortifications be tween Fort Constantine and Fort Bievernais. On the 17th instant a convoy of nearly 200 waggons was observed to pees along the heights from the eastward, and to descend toward Fort Michael. Ihey were all laden, and seemed to be conveying pontoons. The disjointed parts of the raft bridge are still seen near the shore on the opposite side. It would thus appear possible for the Russians, if ,they met with a favourable opportunity under cover of night, to throw a communication across the Great Harbour to the south aide in a couple of hours or so, or, if it served their purpose, to make a feint of doing so, with the object of diverting troops and attention from other directions. By some persons, it =asserted, that ea far fro= sending detachmenb oat of the Crimea, strong reinforcements haws , bees poured into it chum the Bth of September, us that, with the garrison of the beseiged town set free, the Russian force under arms is very considerable. There have been several large fires, seemingly of betehirood, among the enemy's camps. On the eight of the 113th, is addition to these fires, which spread a glare for a wide distance round, and lit up the white smoke which rose from them, were lines of what appeared to be bonfires. They burned brightly and distinctly, and were obviously close to the Russian teats, on the heights above the Tohernaya valley. There were various suppositions to account for these demonstrations. The =rival of one of the Royal Princes to visit the army was one of the commonest suggestions. But to show the uncertainty which prevails, respoting the movements of the enemy, there are many, and those in a position to be able to gain good information, who iodise to the belief that the rumour of the intended sank has come from the enemy himself, who has contrived to transmit it through a source calculated to obtsin credence from the truth of its termer intelligence having been confirmed by the ocentrence of the events then prognosticated. The object of the trick, if it be one, would be to prevent further detachments being sent to Eupatoria, and to divert attention from the movements, perhaps the retreat, of the Russians themselves. Every precaution has, however, been taken to guard against a surprise, and to resist the attack if attempted. The French force overlooking the Tcher nays has been strengthened, and several regiments have been moved in order to occupy a nearer position over the lakermann valley. All the redoubt. on the Inkerroann heights oar our side an fully manned. The road-making and other fatigues have been given up for the present, and the troops are kept ready at a moment's notice, night and day, to move wherever they may be required. Parades are held thrice daily to ensure the presence of all the men in camp. All the troops are assembled ander ewes at daylight. At night the men lie down with their arms, ammunition, some biscuit in their havresacks, water bottles filled, placed at their sides, or in other convenient situations close at hand, to avoid ell chance of delay. The enemy will find us prepared at all points, should he dare agalu to assault our posi tion, and will probably tare worse than on the two former occasions of defeat, when circumstances pre vented the Allies from attempting to follow up their victory. To-morrow, the 20th, has bun commonly named as the day settled for the attack to take place. We have bad some remarkable examples of the variable nature of the climate of the Crimea during the last week. The general character of the weather has been floe, dry, and mild, But on the 16th and 18th instant it was oppressively hot, Fahrenheit's thermometer in dicating 84 degrees in the shade during the greater part of each day. Paper and light articles curled up, and the skin experienced that unpleasant sen sation which indicates the presence of a dry sirocco in the Mediterranean. The wind blew from the south, with a little eastward in it. There were only five or six degrees of difference in the temperature shown by the mercury in the shade and when exposed to the direct influence a/themes rays. Subsequently the Drees, has changed nod to the northward, and the solar heat, them* sew tinning great. has boss thus messiderabiresespered. Bader such oirearestanne the climate is Emit deli. dens ; the atmosphere is pure and Wed, se that r objeets can be distinguished at long &names ; the 'sea breeze only serves to moderate the heat of the sun which would be too powerful without it; the con trests of light and shade are strongly marked ;flowers fm great variety are again: appearing; and all around Moan rather the character of a fresh spring than of a hiding autumn. The orders from home for the preservation of the pablie building. and forts of Sebastopol, with a view to tide military occupation, and for the repair of the rides of the town, have led to a cessation of the re newal of timber and other articles which were being removed by the ',troops for the purpose of hutting themselves for the winter. The following notice has been eleselated by General Windham, Commandant of the Xarabelnaia, in the several Divisions, on the anhject Ocr. lb.—Major-Hese& Windham' ham Art received iatareetiake to permit for the figure anything whatever to be reamed fres soy parties et the tows over Wadi be is eahisewleat. He therefore erode this sodas to the pantie easereadiag divides% that they way provost all parties, public sad 'Weak, frees gags to fete/ mirk's, frogs Bebairtapol sow --, farther orders, as be wilt be obliged to ord er them a, beeg their urival. (8111210 d) - I‘.Nruto Hsu, Yelar-Gb anc We have at lest news of the expedition *deb hi for the northern part of the Bleak lies. A. 0 4 information wee received only this morning by hi s . graph, there is no further intelligens, than g conveyed in the following general order on the setijst ommasi 01Ifint. Head Qsartets, Selsestopol, Oct. 19, OK The Commander of the Forms has the greatest Wide. ties in publishing, for the information of the array, g y lowing telegraphic despatch, received tv.i. day, its Fel s , from Hear-Admiral Sir Edmund Lyon., G.C.E. Off the Koala of the Dnefper, " The three forts, on the Lichens Spit, Wilaft 11 . wards of seventy guns, and garrisoned •7 Ytessset deed men, under the commend of Major-Oman UM& vitals, have this day capitulated to the Allied forms. " The day before yerterday, • flotilla of gaa•Mnii taw an entrance into the Damper, and the Allied Weep bigg ea the Spit to the southward of the forte; thm, bri m . einealtaneose operations, the retreat of tb e mho. and the snivel of reinforcements seem go. b la u, cut off. so th a t th e forts beteg b uk , banded to-day by the mortar-vessels, gua.meek . ed French goating.batteries, and being closely mesessgal, the steam line of battle•ships and frig a t es , hat so f In ; feet of water under their keels, were soon obliged I , ie . render. "The casualties in the fleets wan very far; he !h i enemy had forty-five killed, and 130 wounded. " A steams squadron, ender the orders of hem Adak* Stewart and Pillion, lie at anchor in the Deism, ea eminent' the entrance to Nicolaieff and gum s . . . "The hate are occupied by the Allied keep. Tke prienen will be sent to Conetantlnople immediately." Oct. 20,10 a.m.—There e-e no indiesticos of wry movement on the part of the enemy. Everphi l i continues on the alert u if an attack were 'qui& The regimen of the several divisions are radio/ in light marching order. If the Rusks" "s i lly l a . tended an attack, they moat have plainly men Maim had become aware of their intention'. rTICAL INTELLIGENCI Moan or Caurn.—Parzumuns.-11), Ir. John Jones, M.A , incumbent of Christ Church, Lithwirl, was on Tnewley net collated by the bishop to the &Wes. cony of Liverpool, and also at the same tine Mann Is the utiles of rural dean of the deaneries of Wirral sad Ifir rington, in the said diocese. The Rev. F. T. cetabedita has been licensed by the Bishop to the stipendiary meg Hely Trinity Church, Chester, upon the neminatim site Rev. F. Ayislibown, the 1110tOf of the same chunk OIDUIATION.—The Bishop of Chester isles& to Win neat ordination at Chester on the second Sudsy nisei T►e candidates are required to send all their papers to Charles T. W. Parry, Req., Chester, his secretary, six weeks before the ordination. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Oct 31. WORCESTER COLLEGE. —At the first terminal amok of the Woman College Debating Society, bud ie ths Cti. Inge Dell, the 'proposition brought forward by the prodded (Mr. Barber), "That the unlimited protection whielo lead affords to political refugees is sajestifisbls Ad hazardous to the peace of Europe," use mistirod by• majority of four. At the neat meeting the subject of Om, on the motion of Mr. Billing, will be the following,. AN "That Mr. Madame is not a fit and proper puma Is , orient the University of Oxford." oICOND PUBLIC EIAIIINATION.—The ezusiastiou the school of " Literts Hunienioribus," m fu m pm men are mourned, finished this afternoon with the fo lag result. The list, it will be remembered, (mud* dr nausea of 171 candidates :—Testamun gnat*, 95; Aids or sent back, 19 ; names taken off, 15 ; class mes, 41. As average number of plucks has this time bogs' i5t4.201 formed ones** it has been 1 in 4. CAMBRIDGE, OCT. At a congregation holden this day the kilning degrees were conferred :—B.D. : Henry Roemer Bali* St. John's College. M.A. : C. W. Cox, J. IL Ewe, st K. D Nicholson, Trinity College • Edward Andrsis,Ceis College • James Knight, Catharine HAIL BA.: Oisis Nevi►e, Magdalen College. Univzserrr or Loropoy.-1855.—BACRELOICE Aare.—FIRST Maalox —John Perkins Mum, NW. city ; William Bleseby, University ; Henry lbsegimelps, University ; Alfred Bourne, New; &mai lieffiLliews, Baptist, Bristol; Thomas Brown Cowell, Ungsmill; IWO. Liam Crosbte, Rotherham; John Charles Cut* Ougg's; William Plaskett Dothis, Airedale; Pedals OM* Baptist, Bristol ; Geerge CM" 1 1 / 4 4111, heirs' city ; Alfred John French, Wesley's, Tembe; Adam John Constantine Gielgud, Unvereity ;• !11. liana Griffiths, Brecon ; Arthur Reynosa HAMM King's ; William Hetherington Harris, thiamin i Francis Hawksford, St. Mary's, Omit ; Jamm Wialis King's; Thomas Martin Harbert, Spring Hill; Holland, University ; James Hoskins, Stersykurei; LusooMbe Hulls Stepney;. Jose Jack"li i James Jtiferis, New; William Leech , Unimak ; =in Eames Lade, Aired ale ; Frederick Mean* University; Hoary Arthur Nesbitt, University; Mira& Noyes, New; Ildward Stellybnue Prost,_ I Henry Thongs Robjohns, Western, Plymouth; Dna Slater, Western, Plymouth ; Alfred Fish Smith, Mb* oily ; Thomas Roscoe Rods Stabbing , King' s ; Taylor, University ; Fielded& Thorp, University ; WC Mepastt Tidy, King's ; Frederick Storrs Tuna, Ha; William Whitaker, University; Wm. Young, Veiversitr. SICOND Dtvlatom.—lsaish Birt, Baptist, Bristol; Wm. Ball, Baptist, Bristol; Williams Davis, Owen; hum Quayle Fordsti, University; Frani , Willis. Gibessi Usk versify; Joseph fLanfield Grimshaw, University; WM Ward Humphre J s, Baptist. Bristol; Masud allifs King's; David ones, Breton; Richard Joe" Thomas King, University ; John Leech, UaiversiX Jacob Lidgelt, Wesley, Sheffield; James Muir liProlli Owen's; Michael Merriman, Si. Patrick's, Carlow; Imam Pinnington, Stillynirst ; Thomas Rudd, Airedale; __ . ..Jull Nelson Shoolbred, B'. Mary's, Omit; arse" w, University ; Alfred Lucius Spencer, University; eon Stevens, University; John Chamberlin Time, Um; Edmund Phillips Wood, Uniesnity. EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. -Leal AUXILIARIES. The following resolutions were imbmititil Our board meeting held last evening at the Ate of So society, 36, Ludgate-hill. " 1. That committee of ladies be formed, is lat ble, in every district of the metropolis and substage felt following amongst other purposes :-1. Systematise I. amass the several families in the districts for Mgr lire' tares, pledging themselves in all possible eases ta avoid. (to themselves, as well as to the trading classes) :/ p ig: custom of evening shopping. 2. To wait epos e _ (especially those who oppose the movement) in the INT trades, eliciting them to close at the desired hen. periodically report the malt of their canny asir efforts, so that comet information relative to t i er which Impede the pregrees of the stove:neat be dis' Geminated, in order to their removal. • 2. That, with a view to the formation of these emmffille applioadon be immediately made to the friends oldie's. (or the necessary funds. " 8. That se soon as a sufficient sum is raistelli: meeting of ladies, be dat Easter-hall, to be by sending a circular to the ministers of London, solleitieg them to meld the the formation of the proposed committees. meetings of ladies to be held is their reepeatie reamer week* ' suggesting the names of Wein, should apply, ow by seen other means assay be widgets. power." The above ree:ntions were very warmly elelelli dt f the gentlemen preset , sad posed unanimously. Y," the correspondent of the independosfo lg # 4 writes of the dispute between the Piedmont., sad Tuscan governments I could stiU *Mem that Loral. asaby has only acted, like the French ministers °( nod Florence, in conformity with the iostructions of OOP veroment, bat I confine myself to stating that *edifier's/I is in the sour e of being amicably adjusted, Mumma • dis Piedstoatses government acknowledges, in Mercies le the advice of thine of its members whom opiates I haw cornmunicated to you, in deference also to the frieadillig loyal advice of France, that it was wr ng to Maine NMI back and forcing son another country a dio tara whom the government of Ibis litter country, from tssoV" its own, does cot wish to reesive." The following occurs in a letter front Tunic a O. 26th ult. :—" The King bee 'gala gone to spend a kiws/ at the tante of Pollei at. Ile has sent tenni dens its WI Chevalier Messina° d'aseglio, who is to noompsin fills cis his journey to France and Jitsgland. The other dot B Chevalier was os the point of se tting rut for , 1 Ingo Maggiore, on a visit to his father's law, the brand Meortni Cuthor of the I Prome asi = was obliged to postpone his departure in cosemseare King's invitation, requiring him to proceed at oats to= castle of Pollees*. Beep one here la delighted 017 re p e ated proof. of the con fi dence his Msjosty Me". o'Aseglio ; assuredly the ministers could not have batter choice then that of tilts illustrious statesmanly "r compasy the King abroad." IST47 In come direetore o the state o the workhc of totem' Pro« spotted sot ands the (Hem I addreises The au Mr. Sired Ferrer, c • Domini' neglect. WOLVI The i Friday Ii when abi J. 13111 byMan color el c llef n Price, E tended al /Maims, Mr. liar i — Val;;11. Mr. J. 11 tion !loci The e Riven fr Mr. Ald , derhil I, j. Kr. E to whiob the mall penal, ai malt. pereon premise' (he Mil With re Hers, he Raved tl stoned a rile plea know th "'kitten' aeqnsial details, certain 311110111114111 gave the of pup mon sea which, bed pro (Cheers, board to Ohs , sad tb 1.2001.' of the 1 -- • Sams Bon Fi Golf o tits N , bitty wea - ti •ova TH Intel advin wrigb wart of thi thosii day, I sbipb h.ad their adval - - IN of II by as heft Pnki tbe a vies gen! Com Aso Oiplli Colo lies depa r fli alti; mad sill =`~ --~ ~M ~~ Simi