The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-15 00:00:00

. 1 She expreoo. a %I U1fg..0.1.2E ,01,••./.17.... - AelliNelmials lainial kr "Mr Incetit Ueda& 191 • 1 •111 18 1 11 4 mg be •t th• Oase. 111. priparibrisot. li Too *Mask us the Ilw it poillembm SIGH NAT= AT LONDON BRUN33. Ts Dar—litaillm. 41i. 14a-...- Bftireitaa. 46. Oa. Tfaspraror-11444 14 4. 44. 4 64 Aftoul 44 . 61 6 aft LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBAR 16. 'Ws actin' with satishotion thst,thwing the week ' jut (faded, tho symptoms of weastary disturbance havo set assumed a uses saravatod shassetor. With _ _ a feet ousedeees in the gs;ral ettaudoess of trade at Ala menet gelded justly% the niermintibe oom 'toady have judieissely avoided the two extremes — squally Fordo's—Osbert-sighted indifferent* to the adverse sigma the times. sad of marseesaing peak. It is Wes toadied that sonuseree, without ocavelsion of say Wad • is quietly adapting itself to the altered position of the mosey market, and that, although enterprise ia Imlay bombes of tirade has reesived a serious cheek there is an satire ahem* of may sign of INTOILO tUe mobarresemeut. Imbed, an the whole, the aspect of affairs has bemuse rather mom rese nting, sad our Oevenseest steaks have already experienced a rebound of nearly two per cent. from the extreme depression of the middle ot the week. Nevertheless, despite the favourable augury thee af forded, we think it would be unsafe to permit se ordi nary sad transient an esearrenee as a deeMation is the stook markets to burry us into hasty sonalesisas. The previous limey fall in Consols may have bees exoessive, and was oertaisly in a great reasure amid by missalative emendate. UWE" these dn samatasose a partial Stock Ethane rally dose not prove that we have arrived at the tormisatiou of oar monetary dillio•lties, howsoever gratifying it may be as indicating the indisposition of the moseyed and basking deism to be carried away by panic. The pool time of the easy market, spat from Stock Exams movements, seems as yet to have experimented no de- sided amelioration. The abolitions - of the Bank of • England es Thareday hom making a farther addition to their minimum discount sharp of 31 per cont. is at best bat a negative hied of consolation, inasmuch as it usay perhaps prove only a pause in the upward movement The *Um dealers in money show no diminution of caution, nor an we hear of any relaxation of the rotes, although some tempo/my relief is naturally anticipated now that the quarterly dividend payments have com mons& Bearing in mind the undeniable fast that the influences which have so seriously dation tinted our money market are essmitially—in fact, solely—mounted with en miswrite Whims oinniera, and have not arisen from say undo* speculative ex tension of trading operations, it is evident that we usght to direct our chief attention to the onsiderations affsetiog the drain of gold, if we wish to pease the obscurity which at present hangs over the future. Unfortunately, spa this all-important point little new light has been thrown. Uncertainty still pre vails as to the additional amount of gold which the Bank of Pianos %toads to draw hem this side. The last return of oar Bank has gives many persons a disagreeable surprise, the further heavy demean of &%647i. is the coin and bullion not having bees generally anticipated. We anderstaad that the bulk it this decreer; was not oesesiosed by the anti metal demand, bat was due to heavy withdrawals et cola by our Government tor oostaimariat Sod other expenses abroad; and here we may be permitted to observe, that this simple feet tends strongly to smarm the view repeatedly expeeseed in the Daily New, and impugned in other quarters, that it would be erroneous and dangerous to regard the bullion operations of the Bank of France as the sole explanation of our existing disturbance:jiltacing other considerations which equally call for watchfal . nese. For our own part, we are rather disposed to tepid this periodical absorption of coin foe war purposes in the remote East es more important than the soutracts for the Beek of Francs; and for this reason—that the former element of disturbance is illtely to remain in eximeneess keg as the war itself, whores. we are all very ready to hope that the hellion buying of the French Bank is an exceptional and temporary cireametanse, it being difficult to believe that this institution can contem plate a steady continuance of operations involving, as these are believed to do, an immediate and considerable market lose. The metallic stock of the Bank of England is now reduced to 12,279,2811.; and at this comparatively low past it becomes seriously interesting to form an estimate of the expected fitters demands for the precious metal. Apart from the French drain, one million sterling has immediately to be remitted to Turkey as the instalment of 20 per sent. which falls dee en Siturday sent on the five million loan. his also stated that our Government are required almost immediately to make a fresh advance of half a million to Budiois, and that this amount will be takes in herd cash. When to these bourses of ismand we add the regular weekly drain for the menasisessiat, and the requirements of the dividend resipieets, it will be impossible to avoid coming to the conclusion that the Bask's stock of coin sod bullion is likely to be carried still lower. A reflex of the dividend diabareamests will of coarse take place as the new quarter progresses, bat the other ceases ef the drain will be attended by more permanent effects. It being attain that, under the trasewls imposed by our existing currency system, the rates of mosey are mainly governed by the movement of the Beak !mi lks, we are dm led to infer that deer money will be added to the other di Illenlties of the coming winter. Our main prospect of relief, let us repeat, rests upon plen tiful supplies of Australian and Californian gold, which may materially ameliorate our position and prospeste, a bullion pressers being evidently most readily cor rected by bullies supplies in the same manner as a starving city i. relieved by arrivals of food. Were speculation and missandoess prevalent, the oonsalous. nun et weasels thus eugsidend 'salad reader ;e. Ideal of could/mei a mash slower process ; bat this le happily sot the am now, sad hams the reseal hope that the observance of dm motion is sloes re quired to sorry this ommtry safely through the m oist smeary Femme. We regret to obiern, however, that equal eon& deem cannot be felt in the flosneisi pinkies of Frame. The aspect of mosetary affairs is that sosatry inspires as daily with fresh distrust, sad we should fail in oar duty if, whilst dissiaiming all wish to Mae alarm, we megleeted to draw attentive to the threats:dogs of what may prove a storm. Re have on fames am does given expressive to warnings against the rotten credit systems to which the present Clemenamist, assisted by gigantic speeslative soeletise, ha so deeply committed itself. Om Imes immediate shiest today is to direct pane nodes to the meek position of the Rash of Frame. It will be seem, from the figures given in our City article, that, dariog the month ending on the 11th last., despite the heavy same is gold draws ham this ate, the metals stook et that setablidsmest hes , farther diminished by no less than two g millitinins= a quarter sterling. The Assevelledatire to commerce, es lepriVented by Item of discounts, has tia.- tam tuna Meowed by nearly two millions, whilst the diminution effected in the notes in circulation is no more than 345,0001. Great and saes eseouragesseet is also evidently afforded to bows* spiculatioes. Notwithstanding the avenge features above alluded to, the advances on French Government securities still amount to no less than 2,280,0004, and atom on railway securities to the formidable amount of 4,188,0004 These two latter items, therefore, represent together as much as 8468,0001. The total stack of bullion now held by the Bank is only 9,283.0004 against 28,213.0001. of sates in eirealatiou. With only occasional earls does, the decrease in the metallic stock has been °sadness@ sines the 14th of April last, when this PM amounted to 17,906,0004, spinet an aggregate circulation of 28,370,0004 At that period, the aggregate of advisors on stooks and railway shares was way 4,680,0004 We will tarn for a further eesparistes to the belance-shest for the period of last year corresponding to the present date. On the 12th October, 1864, the steel of coin and bullion was 19,080,0001., and the total (drooled= 26,300,0001. As compared with October last year, therefore, the figures now before us show a defieiseey of nearly ten millions in the oohs and and an increase of ;pearly a million in the circa latiou, whilst the unsmindoess of the Bank's position is further aggravated by the eocemous amount of the advances upon pawned stocks and shares. When we reoolleet the vast amount of paper securities set afloat by the other great financial establishments of more meat origin, the danger involved is this latter ele ment bIICOODSI more striking. In October, 1864, the propped= of bullion held by the Bank of France to notes issued was as lis to 1.32; in April, 1866, as Ito 1.52; now it is ss Ito 2.82 Cep any one thick of these figures, and of the existing Ffella credit system, without Meier the &pragmatist impressed with painful distinctness upon his mind, that France is incurring peril of insolvency P Would it take much to produce a monetary panic there? And, in sack an event, bow long wild the Bank of Francis gentile a run open it ? Weald not, too, the extended opera tion of the new-lingled eredit institutions aggravate the crash ? Those views are so serious that we are loth to pat them in other than an interrogative form, bet they irresistibly force themselves upon us. The question then arises, should these apprehensions be even partially realised, what would earns P Would the Preach Government, as hoe already been whis pered about, order a suspension of cub payments by the Bank of Fraecie,ud givens' guarantee of the State and a forced circulation to the notes of that institution ? Many people are disposed to fear that any measures of relief which might be adopted by the Government would be impotent to prevent the inevitable descent of the ease of the French Bank to a discount: whilst, besides other serious evils, the commerce of France would be placed at a great disadvantage as compared with that of other States, and a general dis position to hoard the precious metals would be stimu lated throughout the country—thu farther aggra vating the difficulty. Bo it remembered that these speculations, or conjectures, or whatever they may be called, refer to matters which have a most inti- 1 mate connexion with the welfare of our own commu nity. Our money market has already been seriously nffected by the necessity under which the French Government found itself of having recioures to extra ordinary operations in Loudon for the acquisition of the gold wherewith to carry on the war. Our com mercial relatioos with France are of the closest n ature, and any shock to credit there will certainly re-aet here. Moreover. the strenuous areistanee of our gallant and frosty ally is of the deepest impor tance to us in the present war; yet how can seen aid be effectually rendered if French commerce, the real supporter of her noble army, be crippled ? In this point of view distress in France becomes to as an evil only second in sinister important), to distress in our own land. It is for these reasons that we have seen with anxiety and even grief the non-recogni tion by the French Government of sounder principles of financial economy, and their eagerness to extend, instead of cautiously curtain, the operations of a prarient system of credit. Lit yet too late for the EMPEROR to take counsel of prudence, and to inter pose for the common protection before the mischief shall have made further progress ? THE EXPRESS, MONDAY _ #., . ...,.... 1 1 Wilt court • --."-- • ... I INU.IIOItAL. OoT. U. tibb Qom Iron oat yostaday soooepsoiod by tbePrieee of Weise sad the Priam. !loyal, and 'Mated by the Dachau of Welltagtos. 1 _ .. On. 13. The Queen walked est yesterday nerslag ascostpasied by the Prisesse Royal. Is the &Senses her Majesty with the Prises and the Primes's Royal drove est is as *pre carriage. Bir James Clark, aid Mr. and Mre. Clark had the bower of joining the royal Moser pasty yesterday ',wing. Ths Duke of Cassbridee attesded Diviee genies yester day mania, is the Chapel Boyd, Bt. James's. The Zoe. Dr. Wesley premised the arms. Despatches free the Gomm?' of Colonies ea the west mast 614We' were resolved es eatarday at the Oeloalal- AIN. MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS. The Lord Chancellor will arrive in town We fore saw, I. order to attend at the Cabinet Conseil to be held at two Vats= to-day, at the Foreige-.tier. The sable sad leagued lord will restive the Judges of the Coma= Law amt lenity Courts, the Queen's Counsel, sad the leading members of the bar, at ►is resides= la Upper Brook-street, ti a eleftesowr, on Friday, the Rad minim% prior torrid= his lordship will reed= the Lord Mayor, the Lord Mayer elect (Alderman flaleemes), sad the Rewarder of the City of Loudon, sad other eerie authorities, when the 'ebbe sad isms= lord will, after the introdestiou of the Lord Mayer alga by the Iteserder, esprem the Quotes appro bate= at the =else mad* by the 'Mimeos. The Right Hen. Sir Charles Wood left the Admiralty as Thursday last, aesompealed by Lady Mary Wood, !her Wilt= House seer Salisbury, ft a visit to the Right Has. Sidney Herbert, M.P., sad Mrs. Herbert, with the ieteaties K roweled= there seta so-day ; but the right Ma. bargees requited early= Saturday to hi. adleisi =Meese, *wise to urgent mad importaat Weiser ecanosted with his depart meat of the goverumeet. Besr,idearral the Hoo.fiklaaaries Finks/dime Betkoley eke arrived is tars ea Saturday, from kk seat in Sussex Views= Palming= cones to tows this atursiag from Broadlaads. Bonny, Banta, to satin at Me awed= M the Cebu= Ministers; the sable Premier 1 =meted tonna= tee or three days is tows. The Berl of Clareadas left towa tie Saturday...slag. kw his seat, mar Watford ; but the noble Berl will be at the Ponies. sees early this =ening. TM Bart Graaville will arrive is tows today from Ittafferdskln. HER MAJMITT'II RitTlll..—lit is now dedoitively aged that the Qum, the Prises Coeur; sad the Royal Family will leave Balmoral te-menew, oa their return to Lasdas. After travelling I. post-earrisges to the terstises of the Rudde railway. the Royal travellers will start hem Buseory at noes, arriving st 15t. Margaret's Madam, Rail road, at 6.16 p.m. The Royal party will resume their jaunty from at. Margaret's, nut murals. (W•daseday), at tie early hour of 7.46 5.5.., arriving at Lag's-cum statism at 625 Both Jountsys will time be performed almost entirely ia:daylight. and will roulade before dusk. It is skied, to secossplialt this object that uglier bean tau usual has beau and spas for Martial. The railway ainagemsate for the whole route are almost precisely the same as before. The usual military snug...eats km Soothed have also been made, and guards of licesigar of military or militia will be I. writing at all the stall... at whisk stoppages will be mods. Tax Dooms or Hiarr.—Her Royal Highness t►e Dubai of Kest, aereapasial by Lady Aegasta Brae*, Sir Gawp sad Lady Cooper, sod the Raw. Mir eappeoer, arrived la lidiaborib aa Smithy front Aborgaidia, by the Samba Csatral Railway. Her Royal Wawa sad Delta will mails at Buy's Rotel till to-sorrow. Tb. Duke e( Cambridge, attended by CoL Tyr whin, returned to town on Saturday boa visiting the Earl of Derby at Haewslay, sear Prompt. Priam Edward of Baze Weimar reached town a y e w days maw from etarieg with the Duke mad Dasher of Pieltmeed at Gordo. Castle, near Foshaterrs. North Britain, and kaa riabeequady joiaad his battalion of the Goer& at Atiatereltotr. The Deka of Rutland, we are happy to learn, h betWs, mad gradually clamoring Goa his most lodispod• dm The Doke of Newcastle is expected to arrive in Eagles/1 teem the Crimea Is about three week. free the proems thee. The Right Hoe. Sidney aad Mrs. Herbert are ea teradateg • distisiaishal sintle at Wdtas Holm, mu Sabalmy. Lady Peal has Wilmot' to town from Hampton Ards., the seat at Mr. Frederiek Peel, M.P., I. Warwick. shim The But sad Countess Spencer, after a tour of visits is laithisti, ►an mind at apsaaa Nous, from stlthorp• Ball, Nort►amptos.bire, preparatory to tb. C0118140'4 seesseltemairst. which is daily inputs& The Right Hoe. Sir Jams 0 Bari , 11. P., salmi, B arrived at Raddo House, N. 8., is • visit to the Earl of Aberdora, at Ls doss of ta• past wok, from Netherby Park, CalabarLad. Mr. Primly (says the Meek) has been appointed Depat, Chairman af the heard of I•taad Itemise, la the room of Mr. Tamen. resigned. Mr. Hear, Roberts, formerly 17aJer8mrsterg for War. has bass apptlued • temaiseloasir of Island Romans. la sesesesion es Mr. Puny. A letter from Vienna, quoted by Cialigaerai, saw oThe Bed of Wassereleed is to stew to Visa saly to aessas his private Araks. It is alleged that Load Jetta ▪ k to sassed him." It h laid that Chevalier Bunsen haa declared that he seas suss • seat I. the Pregame Chamber, as it le his Ihn iMestion so hays awhile, farther to do with polities, led le geodes himself to literary labours. no Prisons's Theatre opens on Monday next. The Bt. Petersburg journals applaud the perform asses of Milk. Fanny Corks, is that City. A grand ball I. to be given at the Aldershott Club Russ to sorrow, to hisegerste the dab. ikon handsel; of levitation hen bees issued, and amongst the adieu of rank sad Malawian whole preemies Is anti. *Wed, we asp mutts Lard Palmeri, Lord Itardiage, sad kis Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge- MILTING 40 PeaLuderr.—(We list pool Ms) wderstead, es wry reliable authority, that at the Gibbet Couasil, to be held to-day, it is the falsities of the Premier te ham the preregatiss of Parliantest from to morrow serried ever, pro forma, to the middle of ant monk to admit .1 a ikon maim before Carina's, if so. mean ; bet that, esteem wowthias at roma Mafte..4l.ll mean, the monies far the despatch of basks.; will sot be Moro Jemmy the 16th. SALAMIS OP THS Icualte.—'[his morning wait issued a return fleet the Coen of Chasse, of the asses of the Judges of the Courts and of ell oaken I. ; the unseat of their salaries; the feed oat ad shish seek salary was paid ; the pegs total axonal of foes aliened frost salmis, whether by stamps or otherwise ; the pennon to Thiel; *soh few were appropriated; the amount of the surplus of rash bee paid into the Oseettlidated Peed la aid or any deltdoneey he the eateeet of web Iwo ; and the feed of of which all mesons kedileatel to the holding of the nun is &hayed, soak as presidia, seen Masse sad nine, gad repairing, healthiest, sad siessisi of the mew. Tel Ri7007111/ OP LIVIII.POOL AND 11131 MAYOI. —The lead paws of Seterday opatelaed ezesediegly lengthy ankles apse the meat ezelaske of the Liverpool prees fres the beams gives at the Town-bell to his Royal Righson the Duke of Cambridge. Pomo regard its a party matter, others mplak the alleged slight, while the vemaleder take the side of kis weethip. The reporters of Liverpool. however, have, apart from any of this. dkene• the.., takes the thatme up as the of • personal Munster relating to themselves ; sad, aossedlagly, this afternoon a messing ins held at the Clareedes Rooms, to take the matter late emaiiirmien. It was most suaseressly at treed, and a arks of neolution was mask whisk will be seat es all the /apses is Groat Britain awl Ireland. The gentleness were emeedigly temperate k mocks, wed Melly diwegarded may p•DISeal Iselin le Wm sew nest • esesaeltbe was glee firmed te ealwasehele with es eeds/lee at Ciliesre, bowleg he itsraisesdie Mash a eldedeme. Menem at. being tabs. Is the esentret lbw*, the ere Miss of s sesames to the lase Dr. Theme.., of the 44th Itegkmal. who Mt • sloths is kis noble ...sews in esseensan the wessinl s.ebdeer.trthe Alma THE OFFICE OF COMMON SERGEANT. 10 Til =NOR OP 111 lIIPIIOII. gm—Having men a paregraph in your paper of yesterday, stating that I am a candidate for the office of Common Sergeant, I think it right to state that there is not the slightest foundation for the report. I shall feel obliged if you will give insertion to this letter as early as poesthls.—l em, &e., GEORGE DENMAN. 14, Eaton-pleemouth, Oct. 13. THE SOUND DUES. The estai-ollicial Berlin paper Die Zeit confirms the iotelligenro tommunicata by oar oorreepoadent at Copenhagen of an approaching moven on the subject of the sound dam. The congnme will be held at Copenhagea, and the period mentioaed in the *mimic* to the Prussian °averment to mad a plenipotentiary is the latter part of the math et November next. THE PRUSSIAN ELECTIONS. The gamma remelt at the elections threaghout Prussia is not yet knows, hut than is eatregh to show that they will @purely ehaage the perils =eatery situation. Still it is clear that public opiates, espeeially in the great tows*, is very favour able to the Left. BARB COBURO GOTHA. It hen been already stated that the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha recently declared in the Germanic Diet that he would oppose the demand of the nobles of his duchy for the restoration of their ancient privileges, abolished in 1848. In coneequenoe, 21 villages the duchy have just voted an address to his Royal High ness. expressing their gratitude for this liberal policy, and it was presented to him a few days ago, after his return from Paris, by a special depu tation. Th. Ling Maximilian 01 Bavaria is having a mainmast robed to the .user, of kb tats, the pflo. seater Melling. lobo died et Roasts, s seats' of Isiah 0.11, liken be vas buried with dye Cahn& solessity. The asoolo. 11. Bevieri, mks if the deemed before his distil abjured the persons sad herstied ideas be satertelmad, sad silvan be mimed winkle the pale of the 'pistolled elisrek. "Is flelfserlead," says the lisd/peseshotee, " people ask by slat right the papal ease" Isesseently meddles Is this way. If it it la rives of limiest as obaryill'allaine. dm peaks be hal Pet .saki Is so mama of bk. If be sets se erekbiebep (I. prelims), the Swiss Cealetimades on ast ltkey la Wong sash laterforeses " A. Idaho sorroopoodost of the !Woods Garetee hoe oaloolated the ens indeamity Rada limb* te pay as the anus for demi*, tie =mem of the was. The sum mow% to 7 Willard, of Same, se, faskadise Pasant el 6 pr mat, NO millions 41 hams per semi, 10.166,06 h. 0 Sim. per semi. MAU fe. 118. per day, sot tr. Ma pot bow. 779 9> 110. pas 81.0110. sad 11 1.10 h. per ..sad I A Mama Vieux, —llse Free 'Mir wiled hoe Bithesbood. SP September. ISM, der Adis. w *plias en the letb °isobar ia les. 10 N.. IP& has sot ✓ase bees Irma of. 0, OCTOBER 15, 1855. LATEST NEWS FROM ABROAD DESPATCH OF TROOPS TO EUPATOBIA UNDER SIR COLIN CAMPBELL. Intelligent has been received by Lord Pawnor* that Sir Colin Campbell hu been sent to Eopa toria with a considerable force of Infantry and Artillery. War Department, Oct. 14, 1865. THE RUSSIAN DEFEAT AT EARS. On Emma TiLsowx.) (num oak owl oozaasroinnwr.) HAMBURG, MONDAY. A private despatch has been received here, pur porting to be authentic, which states that, is conse- Timms of the defeat of the 29th of Sept., the Roe- Mans are preparing to retreat, having resolved to raise the dip of Kars. The battle was fought with extraordinary animosity on the part of the Ittumians, who coarsen to only 400 killed. GREAT VICTORY OF THE TURKS AT KARS. FOUR THOUSAND RUSSIANS BILLED. OFFICIAL TURKISH DESPATCH. We are indebted to his Excellency the Turkish Ambassador at our court for the following copy of an important despatch, received by him from the Minister of Foreign Affairs at Constantinople: • THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AT CONSTANTINOPLE TO THE OTTO MAN AMBASSADOR AT LONDON. CON3TANTINOPLE, Oar. I& " An official report of the Commander-General of Kars, dated Sept. 29, makes known to as the follow ing facts : " The Rosana have this day attacked Kars. The action lasted sight boars, and in the course of the coated, which was of the most desperate oha. rooter, the enemy with all his term several times entered some of oar batteries, but was each time driven back with considerable loss. 44 4 After displaying great efforts, the Russians were compelled to give way before the courage of our brave soldiers, sad to retire completely routed. " 'ln addition to the dead and wounded carried away during the action, the Russians have left in the trenches and the environs of the fortress 4,000 deed, 100 prisoners, and a gnu. " , Oar lows eciasiet of 700 to 800 men ; amongst them we have to deplore the death of =ay reperior Whim " ' The Remains are preparing to retreat and to abandon the sine.' " DESPATCH FROM LORD ST'RATFORD DR REDCLIFFE. FOREIGN OFFICE, Oar. 13, 11.30 r.K. A telegraphic despatch has been received at the Foreign-olHos from Viscount Stratford de Radcliffe, dated Thera*, Oct. 12, stating that the Russians attacked Bars on the 29th of September, and were maimed after a conflict of seven hears, with a loss of 2,600 killed and twit" that number woonded. Upwards of 4,000 muskets left on the field. Loss of the Turks about 700 killed and wounded. DESPATCH FROM PRINCE 00] HAMBURG. EmirDAT Evaxxxo. On the lath Prince Gortchakoff nye : " The enemy has quitted his position in the valley of the Upper Belbeit, and is retreating to the crest of the hills between the valleys of Belbek and &ides probably in oonsequesee of our movement on Harvi and Albat." THE CRIMEA. The following telegraphic despatch wee received yesterday to Paris : BIINDAY. a The paelrat boat of the Meragnies Impellers, which has jest arrived. brings news from Conetan-1 dapple to the 4th of October. a The Anglo-Turkish contingent is to be defini tively directed upon Shari' and Varna. " Aooording to intelligence from the Crimea, dated the let instant, the fire of the Allise against the forts on the north side of Sebastopol continued. The floating-battery La Torment* and the gunboats were nearly ready to open their firs spinet Fort Con stantine. “ The grand corps d'armee which has advanoed in the valley of Haider is already fifteen leagues frosts head-quarters. Its situation is good. It has become master of the three important hills which ootansand amens to the valley. The weather is fine. In the affair at Kooghill Osumi Allonville commanded only twelve 'quadrats, while the Rne.l dam had nineteen in line. I , There is news frees Asia that Omer Praha has stationed his army at Baton's.” THE BALTIC FLEET. Acoordieg to a telepaphis despatch remised. at Hamburg as Betardey, the Bulldog, whir& had I strived s Bernie, basin lett the allied fleet as the 9th, brings intellinsace that the Beet remained in the ma position at Bergen. All the English gna-boate were gone. ODESSA. The Gaieties id. Posta eoetains the following : Assordiug to despatches from Nioolaiell, the fleet which left Husisedi oa the 7th arrived oa the sorsiag of the Bth in sight of Odessa. The Allied squadron is comansaded by Admiral Brut. On the morning of the Sib the Admiral seat s requisition to the Osivernor of Odessa, 0 e 1 Coast Btrogenoff, demanding the surrender to him of everything belonging to the State in the pert and the town, all the vessels, all the provicions, and all the 'materiel of war, together with ths port proleinis and quarantine harbour, and also the unravel of the gun of the GAM batteries. Twisty-tear hours were allowed fee eonspliames with these demands; is ease of refusal Olassa was to be attacked. A litter horn Odessa. dated Oct. 3, and publialked in the Nord of rota day, says : Oar troops us disposed iii sails a manor that on every poise which any be attacked the *sem will meet with serious reeistaaee. In tweaty-foar hears 60,000 sea, sad is font'-sight boars 100,000 lase eaa be assembled at say gives Mat. THE CZAR AT PEREHOP. VIENNA, Oct. 12. Intelligence has been reoeived to-day that the Emperor Alexander has arrived at Perekop. He was accompanied by the Grand Prince Nicholas and the Das of Mecklenburg. Shortly after his arrival he received General von Kotzebue, who had been sent to the Imperial tent by Prime Gortchakoff. A council of war was to be held there forthwith. Yesterday's Mositssr has the following: The Minister of Public Instruction and Wonhip has jest addressed the following letter to the arch bishops and bishops: "PARIS, OCT. 11, 11156. "Mooseigneur,—Divine Providence, to whom we have jut returned public thanksgivings for the' victory granted to our arms, is pleased in this memo rable year to shower down His blessings on France and the Emperor. His Majesty has deigned to charge me with the duty of making you acquainted with the happy pregnancy of the Empress. lam confi dent that your Eminence will hasten to thank God for an event which, while filling with satisfaction the heart of the Emperor, becomes a new pledge of et curity for the country. I beg yen, Monseigneur, to be so kind as to invite the clergy and the faithful of your diocese to ask of H that the preservation of the Empress's health may ensure the accomplish ment of the nation's hope. " Deign to accept, Monseigneur,the assurance°, my high ousideratioo. " The Minister of Public Instruction and Worship, " H. FORTOUL. " On the awns occasion letters have been addressed by the Minister of Public Instruction and Worship to the presidents of consistories of the non-catholic forms of worship." THE QUEEN DOWAGER OF SWEDEN. A letter from Stockholm of the 91 instant, says " The Queen-Mother has almost entirely recovered from the effects of her accident, the gravity of which was at first exaggerated ; what was supposed to be a fracture, having Moos proved to be a dialoostioa." THE PLANS OF THE ALLIES. The Ost Dotted.* Post publishes the following on the plans of the Allies :_ . . . . . ... IntoUigasce from the Crimea has only seemingly fallen *bort, for they take heed not to allow a single weed to escape whisk might possibly unveil the mystery !surrounding Marshal Pelissier's plan of operation. We have neverthe less neared this day, through a private medium worthy of entire credos'', a few iatimetions roma:tag the *Rustles of the sqoadron that left Saraeseh Bay, which so dsty eajoins us to withhold from publication. Like the sapodillas to the Bea of Aslff', an imposing divi nes' of the fleet is about to repair, or has already repelled, with the view of sakiog MN experiments, to t►e Issue (Weary) of the Dnieper, at the point when this river gad Os Bug at their confluent* form the dela, through which their waters disembogue into the Blink Bea. The small tows of Ostehakow is destined to become the Hertel, of this eapsdition. This town, in 1788, made rather a long resistance to t►e Bassi= army commanded by Prime Potemkin. The limas of the Dnieper is very sinew; throughout a leogth of 12 miles its average breadth dose not mood two mike, and at some spots narrows to mile. This circus emiphig w ith th e ignotallell of the foreign marinen relative to the nature sad depth of this delis, Is • great disedvaatage to • squadron attempting as attack. The Allies, It is Vie, pawns now a Russian chart la which all the soundings are gives; but It is hardly possible to form • °onset estimate beforehaad of how such an expedition may termisate. To be sure, by the inspection of the map, we may be pretty certain that this spot has been well chosen. Oa the right the routs leads to that (mom Nicalsieff ; as the left the Dnieper maims the capital of the government of Kharsea, where • poet has oa it the selebrated inscription of Catherine " Way to Conetantiaople." AU this side o(ths limas is bordered by the read lately ands from Nieolairff to Perekop, and along which, from the great depots of the interior, stores of every Mad are enanyed to the Haman army is the Crimea. If the Beets seemed in elating this road they will ben already obtained gnat meows. TIN goveronient of Blisrson, which the flushing took bout Turkey tea years after the eonquest if the Crimea (in 1792), is a mach lari k er ter►itory than the Turnln It is quite natural that the Allies should wish to make some at tempt in that quarter. The Ramis= input to be attacked on this point, and every measure bas heel taken for seeming Nicelona Goa a amp els maws. The preemie* of the Emperor of Boasts in this provisos is connoted with these precautionary FRANCE. (raom ova owx PARIS, BATOZDAT ETIKING We read in the lifoniteur :—" Some journals have announced that the War Department ware engaging workmen of different trades to send to the Crimea. This statement is completely erroneous. It is true that the military intendant of the 9th division was charged to enrol a certain number of porters of Mar. seines to be employed in the Bast in loading vessels, moving goods and stores in the warehouses, &c. These wants have been long since satisfied, and no engage ments of the kind are any longer made." At the Bourn there was but little improvement to- day, notwithstanding the considerable rise in Consols. There was, however, a decidedly better feeling, and hopes were entertained that the wont of the monetary ctitia was over. Letters from London spoke very favourably of the present state of the Bonk of Eng land. It wee reported that the Bank of Francs had received yesterday a very large sum from the trea sury, proceeding frm the new loan. I am told that in consequence of a payment of 60 millions made by Meson. Rothschild, 60 millions of which was paid in bank sane and 10 millions in gold, the metallic re serve sow stands at 240 millions, Instead of 230, as reported in the monthly account of yester day manioc, and the notes in circulation an 680 mining instead of 630. However, although there was a disposition todoboaintse With' Rent., specula tors wen afraid to purchase at 64f. 600., fear ing that there was a good deal of stook' ready for delivery at that quotation. A rise of Sc. only was effected during the day, the latest price , being 64.46. Beak of France Jell 241 t. Credit Mobilise rose 1.25. In railways there was little change I most of the lines closed firm, with a alight ri l e, Ton will remember that when M. Prokesch-004 was in Paris, almost all the German journals see m I rated in chorus that he vu merely here as s prink tourist, and had no mission at all. The Vienna 6 3 ,. respondent of the Constitutionnei now stye theti, had a mission, and clearly intimates that he (th e c ,..„ respondent) knows what it was, but be will amp, ' sumo to tell until Baron Prokesch has given by eel report to the Emperor Francis Joseph, wh o momentarily expected at Vienna from Irk . He, however, says that the official storm not probably be very rigorously kept, h eft , diplomacy allows good news to transpire more sew, than any other, and it i s a l rea d y generally ;, that the result of the mission was to establish th, most complete understanding between Ambit mid the Western Powers u to the coarse to be pmn i d with regard to the Eastern question. Hoping te g i,. very full particulars in his next letter, he, is tp s meantime, favours the public with the followiai prefatory account : The friendship which the late Duke de Beicluta t • tertained for Baron Prokesch.Osten pointed oat the le% by preference for a minion to Paris. Charged with th t direction of the historical studies of the you, prime, the bane had nothing more at heart than to educate thi sou is the worship of the immortal glory of his kti tik sad Ike Doke de Iteichatadt, is order to mark his eller lion of the devotedness shows towards him Ice ase l years by the baron, bequeathed to him, as s mark cl he gratitude, hie sword, hie library, sod a very voluble ise leetioa ot autograph. of Napoleon I. Such 'stockish Wm necessarily calculated to secure to the lima the most lie teriog welcome on the part of the present Bmperocot Fre sco:m ash. Di to Tttethes baron,. pewto), Fra nc i s jest ocis arrived o dhf theere, to rinit re e t " his visit to Fraoco, is much pleased with the quite Oat timid reception which Nepoleon 111. gave him at tat. Cleat It appean that his Majesty, after the mil temente* took hi. Into his cabiast, seated La beside him, sag i Wu et as lis•ar conversed with him with the greenet hake mess oa the present state of affairs. Oo toe other head,* Emperor of the Preneh was pleased to sake hum' d Vienne the very favourable impreetoe ;indeed by Berm Prokeech•Osten on the mind of dui Majesty. AFFAIRS AT ROM. (raox ova owl( coa t e h x e pu p e r g ess ing is Iflrsoc:seeral' Ott ao g osa l e ; atte n n e tiv Pa e Pa to l h ce is n d w ut r y cl i f n presented for his imprimatur every sentiment which is not thoroughly in accordance with the epilep tic / the government, that we may be tolerably ma nothing appears io type before the Roman paleis (save the occasional eccentricities of the ' , cretins) which is in any way contrary to ecclesiastical sys. pethies. Setting out from this fact, it will beery to _lodge of the benevolent sentiments with which the papal government regards England just now, frog the following article in the Roman paper, y en Antic°, of the 2nd instant : Now that the first enthuslum for the victory of Oar topol is followed by • little calm, the peace party, type. Melly in England, rains its voice again. It almost wpm as if the parliamentary fractious et the tories and halite would amalgamate is the win (or an arrangement. is very natural. Bogland, in a great measure has Wised her mope. The Russian fleet, whims threitamd break through into the Mediterranean, is no mon Bs sides which, the military mores of England has set lasir been south as to tempt her to risk her ancient renow• Id in Prase* tit info are different. At Paris espectelly,ths ow quest of all the Crimea is wished for, and reinforcements being sent to BAsklava to raise the French units 209,000 combatants. How, therefore, could the skin.. liticiaus of the Thames expect that such a great feem should tarn back without having undertaken 'Wiwi* satisfactory to the belligerent genius of the oaths wow compensative (or the late sacrifices? Thus &ORA a spite of the reviving peace party, is fatally iedneed, mein by her alliance as by her own honour, to continethe struggle, which is still covered by a tremeedns Told spa tery. But she welds soldiers, and to mane with Fume, who has abundance, she begs soldiers of the whole naive* She begs them of Canada and 'be American Uaia eke begs them of the Albanians, of the Booms, and the Tule of Bump*, Asia, and Africa ; she begs them of Italy, Bull. sensed. and Germsty ; and 'how matey have Minh responded to the appeal ? Alai! Apparent sari wile in gamier vasto. And tee few that sleet be freed me here and there with hindrances. The ease is very ernes. Is it true, then, that lingland will have to bring woe from her don ponessions flibe had already temeisil this, bat a frightful revolt, which leadenly bunt old mai Ganges, made her abandon the idea Of diminishing herfehne there, instead of increasing them, if she dose smeitea lose the mine of her wealth. Tee embanamind is inextricable. The British Colors' attempted *CO down the Muscovite Colosaus, but me Wit 'Deleting WWI blows, a pustulous empties suddenly broke out over roes body--revolutions at Gambia, the Cape of Good Ewa and is India ; sedition. meetings in Leedom ; dusensil aspirations in conflict with the ariatoeracy ; troubles is he land ; discontent in the lonian Islands ; splits in perlie Seat ; heanitiou in the ministry. Meanwhile the Mascara ' Colossus, supported by it. unfailing unity of thingit action, contemplates these numerous disasters of its saga, and feels not, or feigns not to feel, the pais of In are wound., which have left a Uvid spot here and there. In some cases the ecclesiastical patinas of Reeks policy have been so exceeding/ declamatory that they have required a gentle hint from the Frage authorities to maintain within decent bounds the public expression of their sympathies and adj. pathise. A lawyer named Palliate, a relation of Cardinal Gioxi, whose customary roetrusi was the Cafe del Boon Gusto, on the Piazza di Spegna, was so Wed by the news of Sebastopol having fallen list he held forth a few evenings ago with ermine vira lance upon the iniquity of the alliance against " Holy Russia," and denounced French, English, and P mutes. as the pests of society and scum of the earth. On resuming his bitter theme the next evening, he was interrupted by a gentleman, who requested de favour of a minutes conversation outside. The law yer, accustomed to wage wordy war only within doors, declined moving, until his unknown freed whispered in his ear that he had a couple of French gendarmes outside, who would come and drag his forth, if he refused any longer. The talker started up at this intimation, and was escorted into the p* moos of General de Montreal, who rebuked his gravely for discussing subjects of which he was ins. giblet of judging, end for allowing himself to indulge in such offensive remarks upon the power under wham protection the Holy See now reposes. It this eta duct was renewed in the slightest degree, the genteel assured the lawyer that he would have him sent to the hula at Toulon, there to work in irons until the Russians, of whose prowess he was such an ardent admirer, should come to set him free. This morning a solemn requiem mass was per. formed at the church of San Marcello, for the benefit of the soul of General Coact de Powered', French commandant de place in Rome before going to the Crimea, where he was killed on the Bth of Sept. The Roman journal of last night announces all daily the cessation of the cholera, which has befit extremely mild here in comparison with other places The victims have been principally amongst the lowa classes, and the orphans have been provided for bye fend raised by his Holineas and several pious instate tioes, reckoned to be sufficient for their maintenance and interaction during a space of ten years. Inconel queue, of telegraphic despatches received from Bal. ghee, the corpse of the Count de Liedekerke, minister of the Low Countries, who died of cholera last week at Rocca di Papa, has been disinterred and embalmtd seven days alter sepulture, great difficulty having beta met with in overcoming the repugnance of the can suite authorities to grant the necessary permission. On the 2nd lost. telegraphic communication was opened between Ferrara and Rome, when the Jowl authorities forwarded the despatch now become cab toasty on such occasions, imploring the Pupe'r blemial on themselves and the institution. His Holiness kit no time in replying to the Ferrares, archbishop audio dignitaries, imparting, per telegraph, a copious supple of his apdstolic benediction. In consequence of the insufficient crop of graph this season, the export of gripes, must, or wine, well as cream of tartar, has been prohibited for swath. year. A rather significant demonstration on the put d the pepalstiest of Rome hes taken p'.ao• in favour MIMI war. The youth of this city have mat • subscription d 1,600 linos to the Sardinian Cuatiegent in the Crises. The subscribers have written to the Marquis Mislionar Chasid d'Affaires of Sardinia in Rome—.. The Picclotoatese troop in the But bars well deemed if the country, is wit porting with honour the glory, the name, and the deg di Italy. The youth of Rome, desiring to testify its dad. for this army, the glary of Italy, proposes to portifil*" the extent of its power is the tfferisg which Plastid makes to times brave soldiers. The sum collated la oar but our brethren in Piedmont will excuse the trivialtty of tie offastag, is sonsidorealoss of the difficulties of our per