The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-21 00:00:00

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Wlllimen s Weirnaga.glame. Wen. O,IIIMIVIIIIII, ix a art mini gaindaindlni at s ming& mat gam at tie Pagess--0. Freida; Linn Inornmeamage. daft Wan amind Siaaggi vinadler—C. J. Crew. Mery.glegool a liamniegni-gari. leen law. IMBOLIRAIIOIIIII Or DITIMMOL Jana 111•••••••, Orsurplur. Imam doller—lik Weed of isolt. Ow. N N W ress adompotlfrosikpo at Omalisalo.Cols. seraulo. hWar" Orribled, risk brielt—b* •t 11‘ Sd., Pay. 23. asi Oro imeleness•Thosios.ra Illskaat, Odsms. WOOL ANON COSHIMW, Qty..arm eatteeste—l. dividend d la N., Tem W, tad One satmerient IDaudS74 at Onion% Oelemsitteel. Tames emisme. Mors Lyn. Nortek hsp deed el 7e. M. Pew. 14. and thaw etheceest Tbandass. et Grs beeee. felemerdreet. &SW Ourne, Greet lc Mtn% Qty oldp wi Istansis kakis— lait dividend at IL ltd., Noy. It , sae three eabseteimet Iltandeee. et Orebro's. Coinsa•atnet. Oilman Pussais SMUTS% Lasiettarall. Clty. eleekeele dodger —2•11 &Mend et 911, say Wieletwie7, at Witttostelt. omit. laZia . 7llarana Limas. 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Iltredm. me T. mere Terlelirs. sew isoneirerosse-d Wiell lid J. & f 21::: Newerernes. stenelesterleg derside--ankal &AY sod L W LW', Slimed mai eirsleelera. Wheirde wean deslree-D. URN I. N. a. T. Nueerreeme. erlimbel dree=m-11. Driver est & , T am. Isesselthe, Illaurell. . Clerle. P. Sonsmil , D. J. limemr=;ra T. arilearli. SCOTCH SIQUESTILATIONS. ST" 'IMAM.* Maz law Dingwall. IMMISt. NOT. " at th•Chipidska due 4 Dtnnwsn• Sown^ wrgb. Dow S. at Dm DS rl tonesitasit. CHAPPUIB' as iejl o 'BlUT.-.6.--' Gall aad DATLICHIT Pa al amp peed, darariptiaa. and prima ' la pain. at Ilill Pitman's W did. PlailAlmt. • llasaleatory, le, dr O e 1- Sbe exarreoo. TO CORRESPONDENTS. iiihartkisawits Iskaki ffirr. kr 10. r 0 1110, Irpres." Larks Verlag posy meet be at kr O Boaark.itner. by Two Velar am kr diy rig pelastks. NIGH WATIR AT LONDON IRMO'. rits. Mt—Weida& Ob. Ila 016 1. Timmainr—Mintist. fir Sin....—..kftermoi. Oh. 47f. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. "GLORY to God sad eke Zespros !" POMO Zama !--assli MOM Oilaglet, " Ismail's owl." Unluckily we have no BT ii in our days gor the indignant poet might have pilloried the smooth goo phantish Muscovite priest, as be pilloried the brutal iresgbantiek Memovits soldier. The Emperor of liffeerA, it is understood, is, like his mole at Berlin, GO dive of a morbid, mystical superstition. Yet all W piety does not prevent him from relishing the rem and blasphemous flattery of Monsignor INN°. CUT, Archbishop of Hherson, who addressed to him on the threshold of a place of worship, these words : Thou hadst scarcely pet en the crown el thy ancestors, when it pleased Providmise to surround it with therm Our bodily eyes sae sot mutated to see such an ornament sparkle es the heeds of kings; bat the eyes of faith see in it, , with piety and respect, a souvenir of the crown of Crane." The last allusion is, in the mouth of a Christian priest, too daringly impious to admit even of 01111111 ML But the ideas that precede conjure up a Aka of a pia mitre attempting to enact the priestly character, and unconsciously mingling the frivolous levity of the boudoir with swaps pilfered from the breviary. The notion of the EMPEROI, wearing his crown of thorns over his diadem is a delkiess picture of a royal martyr taking precise dem to save his dainty skin from, while affect ing to undergo, a penitential discipline. Dots Quixote scourging himself by proxy in the person of Sancho Patina cannot compare with it. The idea of theme sparkling is worthy of the pelmiest days of tits English butterfly tribe of versifien whom old 01770111) so ruthlessly °rushed, or of the mast leans of their prototypes, the Boman Arcadians. And the aye of faith" which can detect anything sublime or sississ in such imagery mast be on a par with the mss et Stith which can discover spiritual intimations in the babbling. of the " rappers." A satirical French writer hes alleged that if you serape off the superfi dal coating of sivilisatiou from a Msemnits, you im mediately recognise the Tartar underneath. The mar may be said of the mart religion of Rases; it is not Christianity, but Lamaism varnished over with phrases borrowed from Christianity. Monsignor Innocurr sem in his lIIIPIROIL a hums god, exactly like the priests of the Greed Lame of Thibet. And yet there are, even in this land, permss who affect to mourn over the alliance of England with infidel Turks against Bosnian Christians. Monsignor INNO. corr. after prostrating himself with his frippery orison before his living idol, attempted to assume the character of a " rapt user" of the Old Testa ment. He typified the Western Powers as two brands; declared that " debased and jeopardised England" is a brand which, " after being extin guished for two °eateries, recommences to smoke in the midst of a yawning gull(;" and prophesied that " the winds will abate, the rain fall to fertilise oar fields, and the brands depart." Could not the Arch bishop have carried oat his metaphor and made the brands be quenched ? It would have oat him nothing bat words. It is to be feared that the modern SAUL, finding there was no help for his La true peophsts, has had recourse to some Bastin Witch of Bader—en old woman in pontifing relmeat. Tax amenities which are reported to have been in terchanged of late between M. Tunes and some niembsra a< the lerpseial family, are very touching. In the twelfth volume of his " History of the Con sulate and the Empire," which has jest been pub lished, M. THUM says "En as. laissant la gloire, NaPOLION aoss a lake& la ammo* dee Woe ; manna prinenas qui tient de lever encore et now a donne 1111 nirvana de Sebastopol." While the volume was yet the town talk of Paris, "two gentle men of distinguished appearmsoe" are said to have appronbed M. Tunas one day in the Palace of the Exhibition. and addressed him " with great emotion to tide often—WM M. Tams permit two of his ad mirers to thank him for Unhappiness he has procured them by proving so a propo• to his country, quo la plenum sessenoe qui Tient d'y lever encore n'y trou nce jamas de jscobeat.' " This anecdote was reoeived at the time as a kind of pendent to the dialogue of Mormiax's " Predates. Eidientes;" was talked of, laughed at, and forgotten. Bat its memory has been revived by a Illipplussatary story of M. Tarns having been to the Luxembourg to present, in per son, his twelfth volume to the sz-King Jaunts. All Paris is agog with the sews. These repprodietness of a brilliant sad rather versatile statesman to the Kir°. Laos dynasty are talked aboat, we grieve to my, with a degree of levity not uncommon among certain circles of the gay capital of France. They are mali cious enough to coonect the apparition of M. Tunas is the residence of the ex-King with certain rumours that have been sireulatsd of Coast WALEIneII having ben /send leas fitted to shine in the Department of Foreign Affairs than in the ins monde ; and bets have beam cared that M. Tatum Sot IL Decant as Lim. may be the next Foreign Minister. It is true that moues sceptics allude to the visit paid by M. Tains to Louts Pawns when ea exile is Elegised. Others read the seeker piquet story told by Dr. Vraoir, of a eneetiag of the Meet ns Mower, M. Tams, sad amoral CIMEOAREIZE. seem mouths before the map aria.f, at which the erpedioncy of a somewhat &mike amp was dimmed, sad a saggee- Um thrown oat by the bistorka which appears to have fructified is the wad of the EMPEROR.. liome skein is laid, is roesezioa with this story, upon the sirceasetenee that while Coast DE MOIST certified the atrial secures, of the sanative, thmeral MUN- I:M=1El Mt it with s diseasti meshed in terms salsolated to provoke a deal, and M. Tams, instead et ebayiag its teeth, seeteated himself with arguing' that it was impassible be meld have bees s party to any Mosel project. As 'vision, however, seems to preponderate that is the strange age we live in as thieg is impossible—mpecially to M. Thum MAIM OT ARROW AT • MILITIA mas. J —Oa ma day of the review. last wear, there was &Amer la tee Itord 1404 dee gemmed, the Zed et Alesedleoe. leeli4iselemoot of tie °suety. Impend eke fire wIM his presefte, Obi owoolaell to • hue bear, la V.ll drew, ••••• to the ttndiesllea of Colossi Sodas sod the Minds Al ms * was tbo materiels's§ is tM ososolos—Akstilest Bin WilLum Munn, Bort. M.P., has, wo wi dowed. Mowed lb. rate of his oposetep ie. per seee, wig* will be Moot It} W IS pee ast advisee es shims proviesely paid.—Loads Morcery. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY got Court. • — ~ • r wiinsos, Airy. 20. Thus wu so siditioa he the Royal deur party yrotootep. ray Maodeorda Me mermaid the Rooker ef ♦thol. es Lody-in•Weiting to her Majesty. We GM'S reinalas ea e Lord Waterpark sad Major-Geseml Berkeley Drummond bane moseaded Berl Boman sad lir. R. Ormsby Gore se Lewd sad Orooa-ia• A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the Foreign-onion There were present Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Pen sive, the Chancellor of the Eachequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Viscount Canning, the Earl of Harrowby, and the Right Hon. H. Laboachere. The Council sat three hours and a quarter. Sir Alszander Spearman bad an Interview with the Chan- ' cello" of the Boobegan yesterday at big dada rosidenoe Domain-street. Visconat Palmerston arrived la gown yesterday from hi. mat, Broadlaads, Rant( Despatches from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonises 'shads were 'goateed yoetorday at the Coloatal- Mem. EMBARKATION OF THE KING OF SARDINIA. Yesterday morning the King of Sardinia embarked from Genoa for blarailles, with a brilliant military suite. The Duke de Orsatment, French Minister at Turin, seam patsies his Majesty. Count Caviar and IL d'AsagUo have left for Lyons, when they will rejoin the King. His Majesty is espeoted to load at Marseilles to morrow. There be will remise the 'inherit's', and breakfast at the Prefeetare. The Emperor of the Truett will be represented at Mar seilles by Count Noy, his Imperial Majesty's A de-de•eamp, Visitant de Cornegliano, his Chamberlain, and Colonel de Valabreque, his Equerry. The King will leave Mantillas immediately after breakfast for Lyons, when an *Meal re ception will take plea. The 'taperer will depute Prince Napoleon, accompanied by several great °Seers of the Court, to naive the King at Lyons, when kis Majesty will dine and sleep to-morrow night. His Majesty will make his grand ashy into Paris on Friday between the beers of two sad three p.m. THE Poersurru-Onuast..—The Duke of Argyll succeeds Viscount Canning u Postmaster-General— his Oraes retaining, for the present, his office of Lord Beeper of the Privy Beal. THR BIRTHDAY OP THE Pumas Rout..—This day Mr Royal Bigamies she Primes, Royal reached Der Meseta year. Her Royal lillhaess's Rata day was ob served with unusual of loyalty. Puma Mamie. Visa to Bleniiniham was on Monday by a =burin* sanouneed is ear @elm= for Tues day, instead of Thursday (to-morrow), the cornet date. His Excellency the Ambassador of France and the Countess Persiguy eutertalaisil at dieser, last evening, at Albert gate Rouse ; the Turkish Mishear sad Madame Misearss ; the Bavarian Minister sad the Baroness de Cette ; the Doke DV's.* ; Baron Lionel RetheehUd end Mies Rothasbild ; Lord and Lady Wedelns's, ; Sir Charles and Lady Mary Wood ; the Conte de aatoontt ; the Coate de Cheaderdy ; and M. Menieault. _ . . ' Ms Marquis de Canton% Sardinian Charge d'Affaires at the Court of Vienne, has left that capital on loses of ahem* for an indefinite period. Re *ill sot, it is laid, return to bis post. A letter from Berlin, of the 16th, published by the Pea Auept Gluons, states that visits from the Duke of Branswkk and the Grind Deka of Geese were *spooled by W Court of Charlotteabswg. The Doke of Bruaswick has sot bees at that court for several yeses, sad it is known that coolness bad existed for 4 years betimes the goyim• moats of Prussia sod Hesse, which bad only subsided d tr im the late warden of the King to the libealsh provisoes. TUB HORTICULTURAL socrarr. This society held cue of its autumnal meetings at the rooms is argeatureet, yesterday aftersooa. The gra tification of the visite,* appeared sot at all inferior to that which masifested itself at preceding usetiags. All seemed to feel that it wen so slight thing to be ambled to tars out of a crowded street, the pavements soured sakle-deep with mad, end the atmosphere charged with driuliag rain and demo fog, and eater into rooms heavy with all the perfumes of the south, and radius with all the colours whisk make the sham of wins landesspas. TM manna to the great room was through a hall,which was tamed foe dm Um tats as ovum of chrysanthemums. Oa passiag iota the pest rein the visitor traversed passages Used *lilt rows of ***tie pines, grown for the eentfortable refreslnent of Titans after dimmer, where gods and giants dine together. Way sa *pima who had called la at the rooms, ea the way to his sober repast at the dab, mast ban ranked whoa ha speatrested the nacho& par or the sour apple, whielt was waiting for his, with die gigantic felt which was delightiag his senses ia the reams of dm Nasty. The grapes sad play were pro w/nand to be mown the Beast ever eabibited. Several of the bombes of ne foram weighed mere than four parade. A esllesthin of pleats remarkable for their &ilium and spinet/7 of leaf wm exhibited by Henderson. Oa. of the seen admixed of the eelleeties was the Bonham Corso vaned% which, although eassistiag of leaves ealy, showed all the 'transits amassment et the !hirer. A itelleetian of cut ehrysenthemassa displayed is a very evident light the periestie; se saltivetlos which has twee ettaiaed with repeat to Me AJWIDT. The speculums wen Ile lug* at dahlias, awl is acme re-paste richer, ea secesst ef the taper. abasdease of foliage. Ow of the stoat impertaat selleetieso of fruit is the imbibition wee mat by the Speaker of the saw .1 Commas. Looking at %hi gorgennte grapes and ether fruit that saw* In. kis lassies' eswesnstories. we may smelly taw that It meet eset bin a sigh to leave these perfeedose et vegetable develogemot, sod preside over the met vary deism& meetings of eiz Modred end odd mea ed average eapeoldso. SOUTH LONDON SOCIBIT OP AIIATZUR FLORIST& The above society of them& in the rarities of the garde* gave a esameadable proof of their seal holdisg a efeet ymterday, at the Rena Tams, lirsiagem, although the weather wee the most erratic& rernitie„ aid she period that is whir, is this fog.belond amass, re would ler inmost to see say floral produruess worthy of inagoooks. The Gloom woo ocoagawd surely of ansaatkeasseme, the ha Moser of the awes, aid wee both rearm is yearn rd entreat is quality. The large pots, aleetered over with white sad red flowers, skewed hew We hardy plait ma tart the attars of bleak November ; Mono Use rum sperm% whisk had beta cal- tinted rim gra, fairly related the regal dahlia is; their re, classier, sod symmetry of straiten aid variety aid brUlikaary of tir. TM whole sollestitai was most creditable to tlio nowdowrgoodosooo of South Liras, tied would have taterated • fuller rbmilemes of visitors this the state of Obi omen' readosoi ploollio.=Tho following b a list of the plow : _ _ Pe - r Ike wee twelve shipmelermems (pan M say Mee pets. ale. ' b e a u ikesons. sermeme Sewers). smelt Weir Victoria ride. Beillett. s e he rs Made pets olrer ma i n up. ffuU. Warmth Per Sr s.t were Iml. antra. bi 00,10) =gig UMW. W. tk. Ikarmstsa. Pr the her ✓e rite. smell Meer Aker morld. Mr. Yee PK Mener. Pot Ull• semi Medew. Wes. mtg. Ur. Perk, Wryer*. Per tee beet mere or Mums trepseramemir terielbe. kremlin el mme. pre stetreste eller mil. Ile. kir CemberwelL Per Me emmed ler deem Worm reed. Mr. as" Peckham. he the bee dee met Meer ei Arm teems mist. Mr. Burr. • wahryrk, Per Ur best eptirem petit dimyesmksmmmes Mem reds!. Mr. Mae Mkl. Bertrey. lit Se leirei Met Mae. Mr. =Par the but grief pet et perms MN= igae 11 Plel. Per Om resed lest Om fa. M, lir. leeks Met ealleirem sf sielerleemens (peers is mg dee pots. *daft arimlllY Lorre). eisei after Ulmer user. Me. ia.h.li. Per Me Met Obtain et perpre ditto Wort a amp slam you), ewe r *fa Mom reds; Ur. Ph 111.1. Ter re seeted beet daft emit Over Albert red{ Mr. Sub& lAm erre prim Ye Mr. Skim Merdsmi.hll. tarty-sr est Ikons et ehrpratiessems, the melt Altar serML CRYSTAL Patacs.—Return of Marimbas for six dap emdlog November 17.-11 amber Wading mem deb* hoiden, 7,143. AlLiming waked tee Wad ed 2891. lls. eIIYSTAL PALMIL—SUILLINO DAT, Nov. W.— Maireiameam paymeekt.473l data. by assmajbligie. 99 ; total, 572; esampeadiag day last year, 1,410. IG, NOVEMBER 21, 1855. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ""Y‘CKHOLL GENERAL' CANROBERT AT w. nad, in the dflosblada the I Ith : I, of "Yesterday General Caurobert dined with the Priam Royal. "To-day his Royal Highness accompanied the General to Carlsberg, and from thence to the Royal Animal. Bach tiros the General alighted from or ascended his carriage he was saluted by accla mations from the crowd. "On Monday morning General Canrobert will assist at &review of the Royal Guard ; the same day his Exoellency will dine with the King, and in the evening will visit the Theatre Royal. "The next day the Minister of Foreign Affairs will give a soirN in honour of the General. "The officers of the garrison propose to give • military fete to General Canrobert in the salons of the Hotel de la Croix." PIEDMON I'. SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBERS. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies at Turin, on the 17th. the President Boacompagni delivered the following speech Honourable Colleagues,—ln again occupying this chair, my mind is filled with two seutimente—that of thanks for the honour you ban a third time paid me, and a sense of the grave duties it imposes. Lithe enemies of these functions, and in the performance of our common labours, I derive new confidence from the unanimity which exists between the Parliament and the nation in this—namely, love for the free instituti ins which embody the spirit of progress and of modern civilisation, and devotion lathe constitutional monarchy of Savoy, whose destinies ere irrevocably bound up in those of Italy. The unanimity and accord of them sentiments will triumph over the difficulties incessant to the government of Stain, and more writers perhaps in our days when all people, look with anxiety towards the future, and prepare to endure sacrifices which the wisdom of your deliberations may ren der lets heavy, but from which no ,human power can free us. Happy are we, nevertheless, to have maintained intact in the midst of such grave difficulties—thanks to the loyalty of sovereigns and to the moderation of the people—Parliamentary institatioas, whisk unite in an in dissoluble alliance the majesty of the crown and the free dom of the subject. Happy to have kept safe this flag, the symbol of liberty and independence which floats upon the raises, the parliamentary assembly, and the battle field, where the destinies of &tropes& civilisation are bring &sided, and when the bravery of our army hes surrounded it with a glory which Piedmont salutes se the presage of great prosperity and noble destinies. (Lend applause.) THE AUSTRIAN ARREST OF AN OFFICER IN THE BRITISH SERVICE. Yesterday evening's Pairis pabliehes the following paragraph as the " latest news ": A letter from Vienna. received fast as we were going to pram, speaks of the remonstrances addressed to the Austrian Cabinet relative to the arrest in the Prineipalitiee of • deserter who had become an officer is the English service. In many political circles the opinion is expressed that Count Corimini ought sot, under present eirentnetances, have raised the difficulty, the great interests now pending be- twain Austria and the Western Powers being of infinitely greater moment than any question about • deserter. Some people go farther, and maintain that the meet is as illegal as it was inopportune, not having been effected on the na tional territory, bet in • neutral country, where Austria enjoys as sovereign rights. - . A letter in the &leases Gazette says that the Au trian Cabinet is disposed to accede to the wishes of England. but in the meantime Colonel Thier, the officer in question, will remain in the prison of Her manstadt. POLITICAL ARRESTS IN ROME. Th. Micas 6636: Oar letters from Rome, of the 15th, inform as that the polies there have just made • capture of the highest im poetise,. Two days before they arrested in a room in the Btrada Laurin* two of the most active and most dangerous •goats of Massial, and chiefs of the demagogical party at Rome, sanely, Mancha, of the village of Ariccia, and Lueeatl, belifouadar at Rome. Mancini was arrested in 1858 as owe of the gotten up of the plot of the 15th August, and was condemned to several years' hard labour. To escape the panishmeet he pretended to be subjected to attacks of madness, and acted es skilfully that he deceived the physicians who were charged to exclaim him, and he obtained admission to the Lunatic Asylum of the Holy Ghost. In a short tine, he succeeded la itemping in a boat placed on the Tiber, and all attempts to discover his proved unavailing. Lomeli played a lead ing part under the Republic of VW. After having been paid by the spoliatiag goverment of that epoch to remove the bells from the churches, he was couthassad to several yaws' hard labour for that and other exploits, bet he had the skill to get himself pardoned, and besides be obtained so order for re armies/ several of the bells which be had destroyed is 1849. Them two as hired, in the Strada Latrine, a chamber which beano the moire of democratic, seaspireelee. On beteg arrested, a number of papers, some of them of great importance, were seised ; amongst others J 4 a list of seem. plias@ soataishig, it is said, upwards of 2,030 Dames ; else • great member of tickets which were distributed to Rea charged to act as spies la different worn of the *mu on behalf of Msesial, sad which, it is mil, bear the title " Denseecatie Army." The followieg, adder date of Berlie, 19th, is gi by the Coissieta _ _ _ " The Involute Rune announces that the Emperor. in Warning to St. Petersburg, passed through Moscow. His Majesty left the Crimea on the 12th, after having inspected the army in the positions of the &Meek, Joukarika, Helena, on the Katcha, and in the village of Taschbastu." One of our German correspondents informs as by the telegraph, on the authority of the Cuts, published at Cramer, that the Russian government is supplying the plass of the regular regiments removed from Poland by the bew " Militia of the Empire." Six thousand of them troops have already entered Poland, and will have their winter quarters at Warsaw. The national Beg of Sardinia is a tricolour--green, white, and red—with the ancient arms of Savoy, a white crow ow a red ground, borne on an escutcheon in the centre of the white stripe. -- --- At the gust fire in Paris, on Sands, evening, twat leglist nowesesseissioned oaken, is madame, erbe are in Paris for t►e service of the English geserement at the Uni versal Exhibition, made themeless romarkable by the *miner with *bleb they watt Into the greatest danger. The Minister of War, who had noticed their daring daring the gm, requested them to all en him the following day, that be might personally thank them. The Pelagian courtiers from whom copies of pri• este despatches trent Buda have been clandestinely sob teamed at Berlin are M. Niebuhr and 111. de Gerlach, aide-de-map d the Bing. These two genitor's, admitted to the closest sonedence of big Premien Majesty, were eatarally in the fullest intimacy with the Basilan cony. They we in the habit of receiviag from U. Mistier, military esnuaissioner of Prussia at St. Pete:abets, Mats and outlines ad tho *am of As Rapidan mieerels, and it is sormismi at the Prussian court that the recent warning of an attack seat by Lord Pasmare to the Crimea owed its mien, by some girenitens Mussel, to those indications. A Bella esereapeadent of fa Nail inastiew the meliddlity that the mesas savaged of pettedly/ these Si. Po emberg eimissehes, and needles fish .wale, am tel he Ivied fee sa s h ssessaa ; and telly on bulk snub eta Magni is glom dr NO NA anew of mid& a remelles omit be guilty (Ow bbfrieveseigs. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (non OWL OWN CORRIOPOIODIMIT.) PARIS, TUMIDLY EVIINIXO. A very marked 'hangs for the better has taken place to-day in the aspect of the Bourse. From the very beginning of business there was a firmness in every description of security, snob as has not been seen for many weeks past. A rise of in Consols led to a rumour that some important news had been received in London, but up to the hoar at which I write there is no confirmation of this. Bat the cir- cumatauee that produced the chief effect upon the market was that a single broker had made snot- moos purchases in the Rents yesterday. I am assured that the Marquis of Rerttord, who has lately sold his Villa Bagatelle, in the ilia de Boulogne, and has also sold out largely in Cotubols,has bought French Securities to an extent of no leas than 900,000 fr. French Routes, an amount representing almost a fa bulous capital. The result of the day was that the Rents, which never gave way for a single instant, closed firm at 630. 36c., with a rise of 350. Ciedit Mobilier rose 17fr. 60c. The railways rose without exception ; Lyons and Mediterranean 10fr., and most of the other lines 61r. Austrians, 6fr. The Pagrie says it is informed that the difference between England and the United States, although not definitively arranged, is in a way of settlement, and that the efforts of the American Ambassador in London have contributed to this happy result. A correspondence from Genoa of Nov. 16, in the Preue, says that the serious difference between Pied mont and Tus:any is in a fair way of arrangement. The powers which have offered their good offices have suggested a solution which sa tisfies the honour of both parties. Piedmont finds herself bound by a precedent of her own making, since in 1846 she refused to receive M. Theriot de la Losiers as an attache of the French embassy, under circumstances which (as it is now represented) preclude her from contesting the right which Tuscany now claims to exercise with regard to the Piedmonts se attache, Count Caeati. It being recog nised that the discussion had been embittered by the notes and acrimonious letters exchanged between M. Baldasseroni and Count Stall, the Sardinian ambas sador, it has been agreed that these letters , shall in the first instance be withdrawn ; then Tuscany will declare that she is ready to receive a Sardinian chargé d'affaires, and, will at the same time nominate one at Turin,' where it is to be observed these has been no Tuscan diplomatist for many years. It is understood that' neither Count Sauli nor Count Camiti will form part of the new Sardinian embassy at Florence. If the above oorrespondence can be relied upon, it results that Tuscany has come out of the quarrel with flying colours. The same letter in the Press* states that the bicker logs between Piedmont and the Conn of Rome are not over, but that France, with a wish to allay the bitter ness of feeling between the two Powers has induced, the Sacred College to consent not to publish its reply to the Piedmontese memorandum. The Paris gossips who, a day or two since, would have it that the Duke of Cambridge's sister was to be married to the Prince Napoleon, now hint at the pro- bability of a match being made between her Royal Highness and the King of Sardinia. - _ Marshal de Castellano has arrived at Lyons from Paris. The Marshal shortened his stay in the ca pital, in order to be present at the preparations for the reception of the Kiag of Sardinia, who is ex pected at Lyons on Thursday. General Adrian Woll, of the Mexican army, has arrived in Paris, accompanied by his aide-dc-camp, Colonel Thory. The General, who is a Frenchman by birth, was one of the most intimate and devoted friends of the ex-President Santa Anna, and was by him appointed Governor and Commandant-General of the provinces of Tamaulipas, Nub° Leon, and Coahiula. The Monitesor publishes the official return of the receipts of the Customs Duties during the month of October, which amount to 13,187,273 fr., being 461,764 fr. less than in the corresponding month of last year, mud 84,887 fr. over that of 1853. The re ceipts of the first ,ten months of the present year have amounted to 164,328,5481 r., being 43,499,6281 r. more than in the corresponding period of last year, and 47,905,209 fr. more than in that of 1853. Comparing the present with the last year, the increase bears principally on the following articles : Coffee, 5,715,601 fr.; raw cotton, 2,046,1241 r. ; raw wool, 5,105,9291 r.; foreign sugar, 12,883,005 fr.; French colonial sugar, 4,360,376 k. ; potable liquors, 2,438,823(r.; bar and other iron, 1,569,1151 r.; coal, 1,167,290 fr. ; sundries, 4,942,1951 r. The articles which show the greatest decrease are corn, 795,645 tr. ; and seams, 1.018,303 fr. The Howastir of this morning says : " The fire that broke oat, on Sunday evening, at the military ' Manntention; on the quay of Billy, had fortunately not those serious consequences that might have been apprehended. Only one granary of corn, detached from the so called Manutention, and from the mill, has been destroyed. The immense stores of the government, in corn and Sour, remain nearly uninjured, and they will soon be completely replenished by means of the corn purchased abroad, which is now either beingfreorived or on its way hither." THE RUSSIAN ARMY IN ANATO LIA. A letter from Warsaw, in the Augsburg Gauls, states that when General Mouravieff crossed the Arpatchai to march against Kars he had only a body' of infantry of 27 battalions, and the whole of his corps did not exceed 35,000 men, including cavalry and artillery. The writer, proceedi■g from statement to specula tion, adds : Lately, and up to the time of his assault on K►n, be had received considerable reinforcements, for in the reports regiments an mentioned which before that time were in the Cinemas. The present onmh-r of these forest, after asakiag an allowance for the looses at Kart, may be esti mated at 30,000 men, bat to this force mutt be added the brigade of Grenediers of the Caucus. of 5,000 wee, the battalion of Charmers of the Cetaceans of 1,000, the bat talion of n-bles and the artillery, whisk, mot be reamed ►t least at 3 000. In eewiq. Om as. it Turkey in Asia three regiments elDregeens, three of Mrsealeass, three of Cweeeke, two of Herds, end the militia isoantalseen. TM corps of Brim, under General Susboff, is also in cola ounieatioa with the army of General Mouravieff, w►o, notwitlntaads , g his losses. has at his disposal 60,000 uses, if sot before Kan, at least is Anatolia. This sapiens why he did sot raise the siege immediately after his assault was tepulsed. The army of the Caimans has also bees niatoreed. THE RUSSIAN ARMY IN FINLAND. The Augsburg Gazette, diocuming the rumours of an allisnou between Sweden and the Western Powers, volunteers a numerical statement of the forms col lected by Russia in Floland and at St. Petersburg : Every sus (eye the Owselle) admits that the Swedish army is smallest, and the annals a military history have preserved the memory of its smelling exploits. Nevertheless, the Swedish form is not sedidently strong for ad vantsgeessly &seeming the offensive, even tram* that pistol the Raw ties army whist defends the gamin is the meth ; the aid qbe eapeated ben as Anglo liesaak bet sad a laudlqg "SIB - epealg set Pease es image the Waage. Of geei sleepy Aorta bat ia the andbera provisoes: tie sera divides of Oseesdieve. otek ebo bstiallas of Cliseeesre- Cerabiseete, is all 14.000 nes ; tk merle resieresee of Grasedien, emit 3,000 drool, is ell 12,080 sea; 221Pissiele Wallow of ths Wm, at 600 sub, 1 suotbor of thus battalions him. Finnish battalions of Chaisson and 1,000 each, in all 3,000 men. Then of the naval CAWB, and the num spondlag with these divisions. Th, by an army of the best trooi strong, distributed throughout t that lies the coast. Bat General orders at Bt. Petersburg an army t with the excellent reserves of the the infantry carps of the Guard e corps, with ths reserves, occupy It . ._ alai of attack, Russia is able to c threatened by Eistedsa impoing A 1 mama of which we bay; taken 100,000 men of the militia nor tl this state of things io offessive we against Ruda, armed with so power, present' no chance of Inca placed is the category of probable DESPATCHES FROM AI (PION A SUPPLIMINT TO ADMIRALTY, /i Despatches, of which the have been received from Rear Lyons, Bert., 13.C.8., Commit Majesty's ships and veuela in t Black Sea: Royal Albert, Sir,—The accompanying cc Captain Sherard Osborn, of t several enclosures, will place aioners of the Admiralty in pa account of the active and en the squadron in the Sea of Azu, of that valuable officer. The enterprise which was n cessfully carried out by Commas of the Weser, in crossing the ii in destroying a large quantii Crimean shore of the Sivash, r that °Seer, and adds stilt Curt h deserved that promotion which lately been pleated to confer up of William Rickard, quarter! deserves to be particularly r leave to recommend him to the consideration for the medal a guished service. Lieut. George F. Day, comm also displayed his asual activit the enemy on the north-east co and I regret to find that his injured by the recoil of a gun. (Signed) EDNI Rear-Admiral an The Secretary of the Admit Her Majesty's ship V Sir,—l am now returning nitchi, having been employed I named in the margin,' since along the north coast of this On Crooked Spit, as well a house Spit, the enemy had t in the remains of the old fish constructed a series of rill from which they opened fire taking shelter under those pa had a number of boats with could easily board a vessel it right to destroy the latter as The R4ICTIIit, Lieutenant 0 lision with them on the 15th could not dislodge the ritlem stroyiog seven launches ant spite of the enemy's cavalry Lieutenant Day, I am s severe injury of the toot, by of an 8-inch gun, but he spec satisfactory manner in will Second Muter of the Real entreated to him. Oa the 20th October, I Hubert Campion, drove in which attempted to prevent I or Krivaia Spit, and he 1 boats. On the 24th October, the favourable to enable me to enough to force the enemy fi the Bielosarai Spit ; at 1 p and marines of this ship la Chetham H. Strode, Mr. and Mr. H. D. R Farqub ported by the ship and boati Directly the enemy saw they beat a rapid retreat, ber, and effected their eget ledge of the paths through t: Lieutenant Strode then which had been recently re eight in number, and calo besides there, eleven fine fishery were est fire to, flea The Recruit, Lieutenant destroyed, in the neighbor large fisheries end some fi regular travelling lend-cart we were complete masters coast the enemy have %Item selves upon; and, us the fr am in hopes that they w their ground before next sp The extraordinary effcrta prosecute their fisheries tq proof of their importance. They sometimes move do soldiers, who escort large 1 riages and &nibs@ drawn by gear, as well as fishermen tt The fish directly they a into the interior; and whi we have destroyed some he upon one spit alone, some it immense quantity of fish coi in proof of its being a large Russian soldiers, I would n of tons of salted and dril destroyed by us in the firs! tart depots at Oenitcbi in : This report is closed at satisfaction of learning, as Lieutenant Commerell will ceeded ie destroying a larg corn at the entrance of River. The zed and enterprise Commiell on this occuio any service has to be pe.rform and his judgment in 'ini city that has occurred Arabat Spit, and traverse t be particularly called to yi muter, William Rickard, i tenant Commerell, was one fully concur in the high have. Sir. (Sigsed) Captain sad Senior Roar-Admiral Sir Edam &a, S:c., &c., G GALLANT EXPLOIT I Her Majesty' Geo. Sir,--1 have the honour evening of the 10th Matat dience to yoor discretionar across the Spit of Arabat, ties of corn and forage, eto Su and Salghir Rivers, of Straub; the proximity of station, also the distance tt rendered anything but • cable. Haring left the Weser second muter, and accom mate, a quartermaster, and party, we hauled a small I embarked in her, and at h Landiag with the pett: forded the above.sentiostri el about two miles and a h at the corn and forage we on the banks of the Ss transmission by water, as • Carlow, Ile