The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-03 00:00:00

I i~ V/C PIREgg . APP U. vt, 43/41M2 B' PATENTS. MST ILLFUCTOIIB mono.. sad ea all prism. Warahqww, IS, neept.atilet. IS, It. 1417.4114 etc expreoo. 'lmate - Ivathsgyeger, , by Tee Odell se the ...; + - /r _ HIGH ia,,,,v,,,,,, 8.,,D0....... Time DAT 11e.wissaw— T& Altarasse. I*. Mi. . —4.— •••lA*l 3 , 04, sozrz)oir„moNDAy, Dzczatazas. , L vi - , • ::tigi I.o4 l.ll ittitt .1 0 *ITNifv --,, -- . easily propbg megg..specalatore; but. Opt ...., .. • *Wei= it—ffiqt, is •him *that ism leash,. men i•qteres, and the eserverse-e.im so teas of wealth an a shy' taw' imptiptbs: Tito dash *'bb beibts4ftedt* st,its qin i est trills of c d OttlidhaitY iimaili it) 4 he who begins vita' twang' !Indult BO I, l ttiirog ia the vtogi d , 11l rat whigewini,4 t 4 Ise -.llcessee. Artie, the tidier a man* thinilet.. salty twine be Iledirg a good itneedeset ffie *net ; *MA thietadestrideb lamb helitalitri -1 pin:lM digit what to'lo 1,14 *Weep liltilltii ',' 1 rod Or PP : 4 tkai 'hi it .Ratt ellitieroe'd limptettemii litlepeed st-tiesiwitatits dens set Imam how ti is 1 t%, malen.hiemife•hroms if the etstiquesert of sri i °Win his hi old stoeltintriadettlie pflinry me attpa rt i ' less litapni iti the coPbaerd; or ilti tiettliff Snail il . ,to any * a bank. It was alit e0rt . ,0 . 705l rgnesiat Wing\ less severely) res,,tatplliaspe aerie lean, that arlgiested tbe Limited -Liability Law -O Int meek's, and wftFweltdeeffeuably - ortgltititil 'some essential imptemetiti in it. It whit this edit "Of iiiinky That put ;it' frit. PalSClite W.*s. MILD'S head to institute her t p teebsan-Ithe original.typii of the finials Bank Of a -quarter of a century later.' It wasdthite sort of • dia. Nralty that caned the hint to be tan, hnil ' int* 'Ant Savings Beaks, .antiler mint nedies, to spread Antik.Tolleaham to Ikg, and thence otter inte.lo, till there were eirenir Savitlie PEP* 4 1 koliksafk burin Wales, sad four in Intend, before the sabjett O.IIS idled di* Tootles bf Parliament in any . shape It wag . the same sort of ditilialty that litirt4dradi Ofr`oiyriiiD tklicit!Att. ' many 7.4 1 ,i 49 , . 6 P 4,lte establishamit of Regimental &ripe lianZ g a i t ;the Way we mined in oar Indies entitle eilist tharidayd It is the even sort of •difflcalty grid* idwr readers it a siattet'df atlas. urgency that 1111 benefits of the &Tingle ,Balik 'l e stitatiou &alit to throvin 'open to the army in the Crimea With 4 km Bible tyoisioto. • Theta is so pout .of orgentatise of more pressing add immediate importance thaw that, ditaffcieding absolute facility to ovary soldier 1.410 %asap for deposithig, for purposes of imam* the, ror whin in hie peculiar position it` is scarcely kios pible for him to egeed.inemzently. We speak de li -irately in saying "every soldier in the camp." We' shall show presently that we have in view more then, non-commissioned Alden and privates. The latter 'en oui chief , interest al4 . etijoet, we acknoirledge, in . 'this matter, bemuse they ate the mast tempted end the most helpless; bat thole welfare would be pro mood by whatever peewees sobriety, and prudence. and regard to relatives at home, among their officers. Theretore, we sey that we desire to see facilities for depositing nil tnasmittiag pay droned in the fallen degree to every soldier in the camp. A dozen years ago Parliament received with accla mation a proposal that thi benefits of &Tiflis Banks iiould be extended to the army, and acts were forth with passed. At the sad of these doses yeas what is the spectacle before oar eyes! One floe army is stationed for the winter in the Crimea—likely fo remain settled in one titbit for four months. The e6l. Fairy are in flee health, well provided with essential comforts, and at present employed—now ono depart ment and now another—on extra work which is well and punctually paid for. The peofessional pay is ie., creased, and it is so punctually paid that small sums in specie are forced upon the soldiers at short inter- Vela under eircumetenes which render prudent* in expenditure or investmsat almost impasiffie. The officers are seen spending their mosey in dillosissibss, the momenta or the onkel, or is freak, itidaailas,' such ad spring up among assembled 'cuss sie .f* Tway from general society, and with plenty of spar.' hours on their hands se keg as the weather hop the enemy quiet. While the Active have . thdlr! costly champagne lunches, their rtes, their het., Met their flirtations in thrket centres, the men do pill , cisely the same sort of thing in their own line; and who can wonder! Instead of champagne, they drink something men less agreeable sad far more delete riots ; and where their officers are only merry and able to sleep off the effects of their wine; the mew are quarrelsome, or brutish, or apoplectic, and hare to go to punishment or to hospital. Meantime, there are manly and generous men of both °Win, of all minks and services, who an under •eo temptation le such vicious exteenditun, because their effectioas tend homewards, and they have higher needs of gra kfication than wasteful expenditure Gan meet. Of these, the officers can and hams their remittances more easily than the privates; bat they would still be glad if, among the many institutions:whinnied.= civilisation has carried into the heart of the antique mystery of the camp, there were a Crimea Army /Ink, when soldiers might transitlt their money business as civilians do in teens at home. It such an establishment—a central Crl. mese Army Bank—wen established, with the regi 'mental banks for its branches, what a simplificatioa^ of dui money transactions.of the whole area might at son take place! A banking organisation of that kind would meet all requirements, would receive de-: posits, would undertake remittances, and concentrate ?Ad orginisc a vast and various amount of labour now' ,producing very inadequate results. If we could now look into all the corsets of that strange society the' camp, we should see the sober fellows of the Jamie Fox sort pennies their Incasements to permits.* wives of money on the way; and, again, we should 'pee kind-hearted people—a chaplain here, a lady pares there, avisitor, or searrespendeat, or an artist, or an amateur of some sort or other, taking secret aerie of cash, and noting the address to which it is to be delivered. At home, meantime, there are qUePI . iotts about out-door workhouse relief for the parents .r wives of our eoldierm sabieription for the benefit -of decent women who have so likieg for the gifts of charity, while their husbands are undergoing public 'punishment at the camp for drunkenness—for that 'vile mode of expending the money which might, under favouring circumstances, . have saved their 'families from the penalties of dependence se of paw perism. Sorely, to those who glance over the ease in all its Extent, there con be no doubt u to what ought to be done, and done without delay. Such means of fruitful ileposit as the existing Regimental Savings Bank Alta afford should be ruefully and thoroughly made *Gown to every soldier is the army. This is the first business of all who have aeons to the men. When isonvalescents are thrown beck into the hospitals by drink, doctors, and nurses, and chaplains hue a good THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1865. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. vu 0 6 Ti :. ' 0 ; . • , i T RA VTI 4 ' 0 l onsi ii i . , The • hie 't , ; ,, t , s : nc rert W - the Wooeiesr.—ltaseedivoi to the Is tett& nukes sae he. sway parts et Chewy, the , littoral by the seeoemeo.ahooseeeheo ottkoolvoise otiho lliieseistlapo. sides bee prodand, ss it wee ,to foresee, • profeud Impessiies. Nevertheleee. ix bee ildgMaT vilneeteeelAldeA whim alike, sad it has beasts the subjest of diverse iaterpre. bagels; Do bean, bestovet, bin sae, sad the ',Wad Metes OmM mistake seattimate which it is 0460 6 0 7 Um. " 1 7. *monied. . . , The Impair has mid that he daubed • prompt sad durable poses. F have sot to dwell *pea this deglutition— it explains itself, sad seeds ao camateatery. la addreselag geatrel States. it win to favits them to 'offer wishes is this *mei with his, his Imperial Majeitty bee pima sassiest *Muses M the villa whisk he attaches Y Oak opiates, sad of the pert which he assipse to their Gil is is Alm i miwah l of .nab.. fil•sh, imi feet, km bnil . is '111.111157 it . Maids( their potties hem the ho e s" 4 del dlitlematle . ecellet whisk Melded hostilities: ' The Emperor has always Sheep' that if they had this wee foul* Weed their °plasm 1 app. die ialdset la dispule, they wild have exercised a s p it:g a m*. upon the detersiamieas of the Power that thp war. ,Their pedant lee uadurgewe se shame lathe eyes of his Impirial Majesty. sad ; they pm tat 0.7. by $ Ira sad dmMadtattitpde, ,00411 the dercortemast et • afgfeembiphola hie mavlstioa, they might have prevented. Jbliwiph this *tight that the !swarm =vast' them to Wily maps known their disposition towards the WWI i met /*Vex's. GS, ty rot pr mien ve their opinion is the sad, of the respective feria. Mb Wed.. le well sai l " 06111 sail us wstmly remised by so audience mammal afpprmeatatime of all lotions, is is troth but a solemn 1 t ,Mmasie paid to fits importaum mad the idiom of the role cliejilvW opcs antral, la the maul adds. (8 1 1 9 0 0 1) , WA:Await. ICRIPT AI,HItY4BED BY THE CZAR TO , gRtrics,.OOI4CHABOFF. The EmperUe „of , Ramis has, Worst . to Prises Ciortehakelf 'the followlotresoripe, tlattd eiraphero+ pol, Nov: 12 : . • • • I • During iarl4lo3l- 4 .1216 *AMY ; hate resimiloriorith pearlier satisfaction that timr:segier he. ;preserved her rat Itvi and 'ma. tritaNigt igi bill* 4 uktimpitawsubows whisk he boo undergo" . Are . lb! gelptoes AO Sebas topol, and, • xecreevere Alit. Uri% in d 44, eirtablato-044: the • bask the good "%esiolitYM of alr areeT—hse %WV utai4 tubed. ilia aiosiliaCeOoditisa et thearicy testiflea to the solicitude and hidefatigable exertions by which alone you hate attained such an end, and that, too, in a moment when all your activity, all 'your thonghts ,l ; must We' keen directed to oombatting an enemy who is powerful, brave, and speeieg of no Morilke. Seeing the situation which amass has created at Se bastopol, falling beck before the enemy dap by step,; and guided by the wise motives by which an ups.: riineed ooutiaander'ainet be influenced, you have left the enemy but rain. daily bought at, Oa,. rice , pf the blood whit& has loses shed. - }Whig withdraw. ; the troops blot lay oplettlat lido unknown, you are again ready to meet Ike foe and to fight him, with the courakeyeikiiii ileraifelisplayed in lead- , lag yeerrigianti re 'ate field. In rendering full; justice to Your'llgnil' services, ilia agreeable ti me, after having persoaally expressed them to you, to renew here my sincere acknowledgments. I pray you, Prince, to believe in my invariable good will in your regard. " Tows, sincerely attached, "ALEXANDZE.w Y IN THE CRIMEA. 0 SPECIAL COEVEDENT.). CAMP, SZBAIIT 19. The ghat IsPosion which occurred ill has bailie fruitful subject of =mi. Thin is very little to add, information which I forwarded you . The damage done by the mere ooncesaion, irreepactive of the injuries boo shells and shot, eihibited in the upsiltir aloe! ehathire4 iod disested4 end of tot tering walls in stone buildings recently erected, makes appear very feasibly the longitude of the escape grope r now been re, moved "4 144a:4004..i1t ..Xhriexe diebetibert brine dividend intevessltel walks magazines. There our he so hero is Ilkilliksing Sig the whole of thist PliPowdov went MOM is the spacious stare windmill 'near 'reef ?' legging to Wort. mans. The dose sac. jppft of the no( were forced in by .10 :OW sofillosb:ts the Nexell siege Wein depot, and se aloe true it to the fire, oat. of whisk sheliiand incendiary lockets were eon , dandy . springtag, that the very highest prickle is dee to the= who exerted theniselves in *opining ettd, guarding it.frien the'Oontaet Of the linked paten which wise saittend in ell .direetioas... Brigolier- General Van likreabensie, commanding the first bri,' gads.o< the Light Dibbion, is atestiogid as having . displayed'griett *mince of mind' `and being 'very. active in • dhiffing the media of, tits work. Eighty hits It gunpowder ire . Saki, to have been . stored the winctoill, at • the don of the fire. Being a capacious. and gelidly teemilbelleil . els= bsilaing, and, When . Ant unglolid "IL eW& e,, in 'it ooh every, isolated of the +nap,. ,eft gnu le,avispi loges as aciePot foe gunpowder j foe some time peat') however, it has been closely surrounded on allaidts by camps. A Ozone peed has always been placed upon it, of icon!. ' After tisk explosion of the gulp:, powder in the Freitag depot, the chief dagger arose Scout the incendiary.; rocket s, of . which 'the. Yrs,* bad, a store in the perk. These were ignited iesediately , attain em'elpiggion of gettprider, acid to them is attrU. tilted Abe eitrytepid . add Ilene' spreading of the genies' along the guuouriages, and otlist igires in the siege train depot.. The powerful and distant gremot Ili tha gh ittrostov. t, and destructive . these lafe 4 ly *vented mingles' were often 11060.1 Whig ' th e • pro , olsoett, me , • , The * l l "wo, kial 'his like on the oneasion.Wat Deputy-bad* est-Cootaiseary ,G., • TOW. . His body was Ana charred that his tomtit/ was only' established by a ring which tismaged iq des of his - hands. Bobo brass spars, whibt it 'no'6lo,l'4l .he had bees wenying, were round near s kit peeps... Re ibmi bees a aPaai TaaPastidili Wan-eonimissiolled AM; in the Artillery, and wen phonated last pact* the . polities he held at thie dale M his death. • gentseept Daii6 son, Royal Attiffery ? Who was reported to ban toil' very dasproisly wouldsr); ie l going on. : favourably, ' As maned Aunpitition of one.loot. Through having some to. the Crimea( very moonily oboe the fall of Sebastopol, land • brie g a very young Milos!, his Indy* and proemial of Obd at the fide an highly stiolcan of.. He, and a. sergeant of the Rifle Brigade won earryieg away a bo containing rombnetibleu when a shell tell and beret near them. The sergeant web killed t Lieutenant Dews= 'soaped with the seven injury to his foot which led to its removal. The other officer of it rallary wounded, Lieutenant Roberts, is severely burned, anthem', re ceived othee *juries. Olin of. two accidents have scoured sine the catastrophe ai . the lith ; from the casual bursting of .thelle, is each ow, I believe, through eareLmsamm .As epos chi leaded Bulks gad Irani shells remained =littered about • the neighbourhood bf the ground where heaps of rubbish were still .smouldering, In order to obviate the risks which their removal would occasion, orders were gives to levee thesauri/ by Wawa earth safileient to swell all danger on their gement. The most important events which havil sines the lilt mail hnie been certain Penning' changes is the higher commando, and some newer raegeintuts in the transaction of the beauties It. the army. Them are notified in the general oedsti. The Chief of the Staff is to be no longer the nominal functionary hp has hitherto been ; he will be the responsible head, as in . the Frieda genies, of ile two gnat departments of the •Adjutant-General end Quartenstester-General. In addition to dis great advantages of direct control, and, as regards the! public service, of distinct reePanaibility, this arrange ment will affords very great relief to the Commander of the Items in supervising and deciding on matters of detail connected with the two departments re ferred to. ---- The weather, although threatening more rain and more told, has continued dry and favourable for the progress of the .public works and winter prepara tions until thisevening, Nov. 19. Rain is now foll ies, but the temperature is comparatively mild. The enemy hag availed himself of the continued dry weather in adding to the earthworks and fortifica tions on the north, side. The mutual fire across the roadstead is actively sustained. The following sucesestal operation has been an 110ineed to the troops: Reod-qoarties, Sebastopol, Nov. 19. The CollthanieT of the Forces has great pleasure In informing the army, that the flotilla of'gunboats in the Sem of Moil' be. succeeded in destroying al: rows of corn sticks, two miles long, near Obeisk, on that sea. The enemy had oolleeted ebb store to take across the toe in the winter. The demure of them was attempted by about 3,000 Russian troops, which, however, were kept at a distance by the sno b:Ma, whilst the exertions of the Royal 'navy, with rockets and carouses, destroyed the ricks by Are. (FROM OUB, OWN CORBEEIPONDINT.y CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 19. The long expected brevet cams out by the last mail, and in the absence of every other topic of local noise, has now teen for two days the principal L I subjeot matter WI conversation throughout the camp. On the whole, the verdict given upon it is one of pproval, and Lord Panmure is considered to _ _ istributed his promotions with as fair a hand as could have been expected from • minister who wee neemearily so nub guided by the depateceeson medstiose cif the varies divisive! and other gobs- eels, on whose impartiality, or caprice, u the awe might be, the deserving were dependent ,for being brought to his lordship's node. Gina last week two additional locomotives (old cue) have been landed at Balaklava and placed upon the railway ; the little " Alliance" has already began to run on the line, and, as she puffs and screeches along at the rate of sight or ten miles au hour, with her cumbrous tail of some half-dosen heavily-laden trucks, intense is the gaping woodsman. end multi tudteous are the mashailaks ! of easy a crowd of Tartars, Croats, Begs:lane, pare-blooded Tacks, Araby, Hindoos, and heaven knows what tithe nationalities besides, whom heavy wages and eight work have attracted to this Crimean Babel. The wire rope so long used by the statiamary engine to pull the waggons up the in ; elite nest Kadikei, has been :ceased, and dentin Medea et the lime will, it is,baped in done by the motion, and most immediately oon- length in course of construction do they windowed, floored, and well ventilated, they can hardly tail to afford great com fort through the winter to the troops who are receiv ing them, and will certainly be a great admirals: this respect um the old single-sheeted greeters therto in ass. - I have not been able to lean" many of thiseruni buildings hare reached bat from the cumbers which ore to be seen *dee* be ol llbt 1 11411°Th daily coarse Of Utak to the **Pit !hex appear to be considerable. They should; hew:, ever, have been there a month sgo; for had season: been of its lineal severity at this period; of the year instead of our Whig the ontbOut24;sudeliide, **which' oar works it i r beim; copied thronigh, neither the ground belerirleirl the Heavens above would have permitted of 'mull rieref - dOotliekitY. 'As las,lrOvrever, climatic teas has bead wonderfully favourable, and through., oat every part of the oamp advantage has been takes. of bar caprice to make everything " snug " ardent: the change when it comes—es it it now soon mast The project el a theatre, too, is on the tapir ; the "propertior n- to be purchased 'ateonstantinople;iturO their cost, with that also of .1% special hut, to be defrayed by a general subscription amongst the efiloers ofellihe Ave aviators. Altogether, there will be realer . birdsbips in the world than we expoct to suffer from' daring the coming three months of this same Crimean whiter. • Well fed, well clothed, and warmly housed, our pleyrifire is not likely to go down in meoodition ;" "ad *hew the dry winds of Meech again begin to blow, we shall be able to render' Bagland and all Europe a parfeetly-satisfietori areatuit of any body of Muscovites whom Prince: • hardihood maleheriii to - Hive within . - CRIMEA. Tee miow upon the rails. It this can he mplished gbin to our transport campwards i , and the scores of heavy anim als itherto emp on J. lice solely will be available Eler:ll:oNvT. 19. red on Tbumilay the branch bo it.brough the various divisons, d other partsofe' camp not immediately con- hetn: t emoted with way. h waver, , The new Lowestoft huts are at length in course of on the Nth* - • _.!__ erection. and most excellent in construction do they opportunity of iodating a resolution to las the pay bitter next time. Chaplains at aillimeo, sad re at all times, should keep the subj 'disk command till every man in t p brought to the Maim between now or securing an area • &sinter throwing away health, and mind in the drinking-shop. But, to render inch calms effectual, the organisa tion- of the banks malt •be complete, ready, could -1'51765 temp g- pe bank must stand open as Wfihdy and freely les tl drinkintehop, and the fares of - at be kooßht to tsar at lout as eon' aißAo—sot *von in that of cow viriailty—is dm, *Wm •ed utopia Munger thee in Alibied laying by way. In the Brat place, i seam ?In has once laid to , emulates himself, owl la)? by. Moo utility,. end &light bimeolf more eealll. with sash sitmesek A when kutanies of this is inhibited the " kissepirs of as Artist: rossntly published. 11eL saes time Won ,Ac) meridoratioli of drink or or rice, for his lib was nesse bat K. was under . itteVigione to.au tmey tenaumtitillo,"*AloOstitensit Otleirtasette hphoMilasee, :r *Wok rooortid to. mkt/imam 'of :paying istoons aid the 'Simi hob the' sada 66+ oirksr kids' fbe wad w hurtonenM Weth•roilm,d the idea of an income accanair' he. - 'sated Olt* Wu** *Pat to Ohotplets isctoik:u .16 ,rlvd of!letifitbh*Ndihoso led*l.Wg./.0 1 0 Mgerimi..tili siM,Of?indepiideiss mos wawa lAllos Lt. leohlrudAy'slittlkohon.orho .11sYsIthlo O rajgh,..-411.916- a Bert* And Arts. it 'loom. with Moe who 'ainalats sash other--.a • ivory italthilfge:Of a bridge Batik, Meir alninst 'wary oar =Wit hbfly. of - 'workmen, cant avow* Thus at •ba is the. Crimean map, if oar pane -011 1 0 0 4 **led get flte.l4lloet t it thirdssrly rftnnt n tion of poldierly weft Medi to'imortri- Tieetio-ell, Wood: drass—o mealy oars of iiisiieholds at Wk.' . '.911t.,1100 the fols ol * 91 01 0( 01 ,tOsolemisoillst itself inessediitsly on the formation of the reeptisita praotiCal orilesioetiogi• aces st &central Crimean Arsyllank shonld be opened, with it. resiimental branches in order, dhows •of every rank would be seen depositing and traoremit tisg—in short, trendier:l6g their honking affairs as gentlemen do at boils: mans facilities being afforded to every member of the service would be immediately andoagorly need by every JAM= Fox In the camp—by every petitioner to boosvoleter t In aloft. trim has sues y attempted to cave ; and the nut sup bathe in-sossiag of men who have firer yet attempted to save. Every owe who same would 141148 g mom, andsvory man who had saved n crow** vroald Myer to'oavo a pound. A shutting up of arroltieltz at thi use moment with the *vitae data k would help the mow prodisisolly; ,sod oomoold say improved robcisty and come mow 'giddy • young odium astir, •we 'have little &SW eo rigV. The drat and greatest dliffbalty, we fee:, will .on oar aide the .wator—to pet flue ,authorities at boad-ciaartant to give -their minds :to the matter in the way that they ought to hot doing. They are bound to do all that Mut lie dons to keep the army in effective condi tion during • (km wittier. Drink is thitsoitivs of Wealth, morals, and disciplape and it is tho belief of Parliament. std ths wintry that Army Banks for savings—for deposits end remittance—are promotive of sobriety. The can is clear, therefore. It is the duty of the authorities to sorry out at the seat of war the intention of the Regimental Sevin. Bala mt. It is fur the public) to ass that the duty is dose. The Dab of Satherlead, with the Dachau of Argyll, are staying at Treuthaus. The Marquis it Lore and .Letde Albert red Ronald Lemon Gower are ales at Treadles". Lord George Beanolerek has arrived at Yentas's Hotel from the Crimes. Hi. lordship Is said to hi serfaedy Milepost& The Poet %Pates that " now again. at this tine of year, from misdeal Perhaps doomed propitious, Austria is endeavouring to Wag *bout segotiatioaa foe pease. We eaa oily say that tribe aootptabloisnah negotiatinsa must nit only be abduct, but also clearly eflimaioas. Nolte elm meld sake es panes la the tonne which we are 'umber, and which, Wall human probability the course of another essepeiga, will reduce Russia to the astessity of toggles for pesos sa any terms. Coaviumed as we are ef this, with them grospeets. it will not ho easy to divert as again (roil %bob Prvervatfos by fdgesSallieeese.eidesericel projects, sad deesitfal aesetistiews." Mrs. Waite% of Masehadritc boa. usdartakaa to write the. ' 4 We et Cheileile lissaise (author a/ " Isar IByre "), keviag hese requited to Ai is by both father sad husband. Tax Cass.—We learn with meek pkesiere that the media of it sebool-honso for Mr. Grant will he temseteneed immediately, end that it is hoped a had saddest su b. raised to Mink of a chapel being erected for him is the sprites. Several handsome subscriptions have 'Wady bees revoked by the eommittee, bat mere will be' required to defray the ezpeeses ref bnildkg, and to reimburse Me. Great ter what he basket. • ML VIM; M.P., ox rnaz Was.—Mr. Wi 24. P., war prewar at iv entertainment ghee on Thieved', evening by the Myor of Stelfard be the sidemen and town emu eilkn. he., of the beroogie. and spoke to the toast of "The MMember,fee the Bersiegb.' , With respites is the war, be observed, " He shade heel it his duty to give his support to , her Majesty's govierument Id the vigorous prostiketicie of the' war in which we ' are engaged—(pnot cheerieg)—se kso doing leo believed be should be carrying out the wishes of his seastitaenis. (0* Hey," sad cheers.) The great blame' of Isrepei so to speak, threatened the othemosweelth of Lampe, and if they were to pat him back within his own borders, or restrain him in his agreeing career, they must eakredly continue to prkeeste the war with vivant end de termination, used they had brought blue to his mese. Already Soria was is an ombskaseed condition, bowies rt. sorted to a pope( reneney ; end yet he thought that is another twelvemonth we should sot be far from king ebbs to do as Mr. Cobden said 0 0 wild do—crumple Bosnia etas • piece of paper. (Cheers.) It mutt be reeollected, was not re eerily to be overseen as some people bad Imagined, aid he trusted that every meths would be takes to snore tig ;i0.4 . It had flees Motel Sat Geoltral Csaro best west on is mission to Sesekbelat with • Mow to agave an Whim* midi that totiatiy ; he behaved that the sitelos wit of Mother kis& amity to obtain the bang of sAnt g hter 'of (Si Slag of Sweden. for Prin.* Nepotism. klirniever, this sopportuatty was taboo of iatrodeeleg the sobjestof thti war, end there ou every reams to hope that Swelles would bUssissed to es.operat• with the ante% rail. sympathies mast naturally be with the restoratioi of rnatissalitke of which they had heard ; but times wet* Wolk whisk 'Welke. wadi ham to 'settle, and which probably k miett poLfwpoesilko %Usurp out to the eatint they all might wish, though et the ume time they had a ngbere ilkasad a 'smote' 'whist fakirs aggsreetisa. He had lasses to know that • dissolution of twat was oontelaillated; as poke atekbers the aaMhst theastit it dmiratde to take the eplalso of M instattp ••••• the and that eitimstotion *Odd ha beam at this nate tics in the sprits;;Mh.aeasathae held oe.Wedosedel it was deeded net to dining st.--SasAssiaiisu YOLItD 410) tin wteetiniwit Soh•nada is the Ateselilymoom of the. 'Corn Eiebasie, Nastily's Thwes evethasi for the papaw of eonsteseattalf the 9iflbrnagKse*y of the Polish Itevelation, sad tit noel desks Ike present position and prospects of PAM is sonassins with the war. There was • insenswes atisteinsen lbelusses bevies! Wee gelled suSp, ollgtooksi the objects of the WiltialifSal Wog tumble to stood, were tied Jost • . A ▪ S.P., lit 0. datiekised, Id P., J. P. K , M.Kaben, Ids. floosie Davoln o lvaili b Mr. • .W. Callaghan. The Rey. A. Simi,. told. IMO wanly &episode(' thringhout, nosed the resslistios : " That this nestles warmly sympathises the fate of Poland sad her 'sailed was, sad is of oitilla that any treety of peace with Russia taut does not pedellide for themes tat of that airiest kingdom tin rat ▪ milkiest possums ler the pease of Beane in feniiiis" Mr. Z. Ashler seeoaded tile notion, which ws• adopted, as was else a memorial praying_ hut take elFseutal steps for the named.). of PBand.—Praden Oronflas. Despatobes from Se Governors of Hong Yam Lateen, and Opyien, wen resolved ea fistutday' at *4 PEOCHEDENOS IN THE BALTIC. A letter hear Heleiegfors, of Its origin, nye : At 6 o'clock en the monies of Nov. Id, two gumboots, with a detachment of infantry, enmeshed the village of Tokio= (la tbOridisity of the village of !bads), Wending to West a dement ; bat at a eigasi from a mesa of the line, width wet bibbed, :they took mother direction sad apprombed the bay which teraiattes is Celle Heagosd. To prevent the enemy free disembarking, two amp's* of a beguiles of smelters west to the menaced pcdat, and, setwidistmsalag terrible leasdibles from the mesa of tbs Use, took sit a good peados. Whit the ginboate were within a distant* of 200 feet from the beak, oar soldiers opted a firs of musketry which oempelled the enemy to retire. It woe tees front awl shots that four of the crow wore wounded by the first are. The mewl of the line eon timed the boalmrdstont until soon ; It then turned about cod sidled from Hearted. We had , neither killed nor wommled fa tub Rale affair. XAUSEILLTAI, ilegva.DAT. The steamer Cannel has just arrived from Coutes tloople with news down to the 22nd alt. The Sultan has received the Duke of Newcastle in asthma& Prevision have been sent to Batons. Yeager Psalm has taken with hid decorations for the garrison of Kern The mum of the recent great explosion in the magazine of **Mill i near lakermann, has not been discovered. _ _ Theßowdans are still fortifying Nlo°l4l'llll, and also the mouths of the Dnieper and the Bong. The Montebello is expected this diy at Toulon. [SECOND DISPATCH.] IiARSBILLES ‘ The Carmel, having on board the Duke of New castle, brings news from Constantinople of Nov. 22. Omar Pasha, waiting for fends for his army, had deferred his attack apes Betide. Two million and a halt of franca were forwarded to him on the 21st. A rumour has been eurreat that Kars had capitulated, but this is not sonfirmed by the newspapers. General Vivian, commanding at iCertch, had ob tained from the Ottoman government an undertakiag to reinforce the English entiagent with 12,000 Turks. The Gunn Logien, decimated by the cholera, had brakes up its snip. Ths epidostie disappeared immedindy afterwards. Mr. Moen* has been appointed director, of hospitals. The inhablfants of doastantinople navy arms when dirty walk out **attests. Crimes are mash lees The Amiriers Commodore Bray hmaareived at Osessamisople with a frigate and !Irma** The ittoolaa fin orpatbor meths& pet it Seim, • r A t • topol coodasou with vivadtpl' • W. nod •ia •a loom bon Row "—Po We Woo Iliskner, Ilia Buell* portrait prase, thh Id* ; le is. raise in Hagler; I eat rid; is'paint a bolo 'llotaro aora isYdtsrA by, Lola Outtle wahivid (wbbdolo salmi to tato anises aspabilities) is tow Ler .oeadigna Beira, to Shama of the Light Cavalry at Belukha's. la Presumes **Queen sr Blyal Family sr Rearalield.' It is said that all the peterages sill sit for their portraits, whielcan to ha paired the sins ai Mk- We have seethes presaislag grog painter--a Sestahman—wite has use here is the kegs of supplying the kirk ia the feekiesebte portrait Meek of travellieg Beglisk hi skulk bre Whig a good prim. Yesterday, at tke prorrads es Moats Plank, sad smug Pis gay threat, braise se the military bead, I ob• served the Marquis Of Mtge, vim Earl Burnam. with his sorer, Lady Marisa Alford. Lord aad Lady Those. Hay, Lady Claud Hamilton, Lady Blalock mad daughter, Lady Grey. Lady Buses, Mr. and Lady Laci est Gorr, Ms Berke sad Lady Perry, the Bea. Mrs Tolima**, M. le °korner Jeri Sherlock and his Baer Iraq le Crate ite ilerties (nd Onsphell arch), irk fres tk~ ooll l l 7 *PM* Phi OA cliidallifislia Of Flagostio =PRESS FROM PARIS. (MOW ovl OWN PARIS, Bvinxty Eruade r It is curious that the Emperor's speech, delivered it the 'Patois de l'lndustrie, on Nov. Id, 'irtich wets landed as scarcely any sovereign's dimmer's has a►erg been before, and which was especially praised for! that "frankness" and "unmistakeable clearnesel which pat to shame the ordinary tortuous language of diplomacy, has, Within the last fortnight, beep more canvassed as to its true meaning than probably say stem paper that was ever put forth to -puzzle; the world. If t'he object of the Emperor wee' really to avoid ambiguity, it 4s now officially admitted' that he was not suecenifill, for Count Walewski' circular states that the speech, although it naturally produced a deep impression, has not everywhere been understood in the mate seem, and has been inter preted in " divers manners." This speech, delivered with a force of tone and a clearness of accentuation which was calculated to sow despair in the heart of every would-be Demosthenes who heard it, was cer tainly understood by those who made the glass roof of the Palace ring with their cheers, as a bold inti mation to Germany that if she did not at once make up her mind to make common cause with the Western Powers, she would soon find oat her mis take—" L'indsferance sat un nunscais mina di le si lsnee sine etrenr." ' The semi-official writers, how ever (French and Belgian) who, on the condition of submitting to be repudiated when necessary, are em ployed to disseminate the ideas which the French go vernment may wish to be circulated for the moment, hastened to say that the Emperor's words did not imply either a solicitation or ammo@ to the German powers; that they were, in fact, nothing else but a piece of disinterested good advice, and that, whether the advice were followed or not, the relations of Frame towards them would remain precisely the same as heretofore. The circular just come to fight shows that Mr. " Y," of the Independence Bilge, and his fellow:labourers in the Conadutionnel and the Petrie, were rightly instructed. M. Walewski states that nothing in the world wss meant by the Em peror's speech, except to ask the neutral states their ,opinion about the merits of the quarrel, and thus to " pay homage to the iseportanoe and eflascity of the part that the neutral powers ;have" to play." Now if this. be really all that was meant, if there were really nothing com municatory in the Emperor Napoleon's asseveration, that " indifference was a bad calculation," it is already pretty plain that he has been outing his pearls of good advice before swine. The King of Prussia has already told him that he may keep his advice to himself. And if any of the minor German Powers shall think it expedient to give us the benefit of their much-solicited opinion, their friendship for Russia will moult no feather so long as it is perfectly understood that their opinion does not commit them to take any active step to help the Allies in fighting out their quarrel. This day, the 2nd of December, die anniversary of ,the coup crew*, has passed over without any of those commemorations which were expected. There has been ao prooessioial entry into Paris of the Imperial Guard, returned from the Crimea. Some say the reason is that unexpected delays have occurred in the !progress of the troops on their march from Marseilles. The Presse, not inappropriately, celebrated the day by reprinting in its leading column, the boasted treaty with Austria, signed by the French and English ministers on this day last year. underlining the passages which say that in case pesos should not have been made in the course d[ the then pre sent year (NM), the Emperor of Austria would deli berate without delay with the Emperor of the French and the Queen of• England as to efficacious MO RS for enforcing the object of the alliance, and asking , what result has this treaty produced. The Coact de Hatafeld, the Prussian plenipoten tiary has arrived in Paris from Berlin after a short absence. It is rumoured that Count Walewski has already asked him for explanations touching the King of Prusehis speech. SPAIN. SATURDAY. The Cortes yesterday ordered that the basis of the constitution of the Connell of State should be drawn up. It was announced that the Trhdany's Cabeeillas would very speedily return to France. . . . The sale of the national property is very actively going on. The payment of the next half-yearly dividend is assured. Oa Saturday evening, a drama, entitled Jam Byre, ud founded %pea the osiebrated gavel of that new, I was performed with great success at the Theatre du Vaude ville. Brussels. It will be remembered that that city was the setae of the last romans written by tha lamented authoress. The Lyons journals speak of a spectacle at ease stapler awl tosebieg. Bight outobaaded &MUM from the Crises have hes. sees walking is the greets, la twee hoagies together by the eely era whisk I. left show 'ATES, ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. (mow ova owx LIVERPOOL, BrimAy, This evening, at 8 p.m, the Royal Mail steam - Zip Asia, Captain E.G. Lott, arrived in the Mersey iri4 the !anal mails from the United States and Brio* North America. She sailed from Boston on thi l "fl it ult., and Halifax on the 23r4, and has t prou g h t sides the mails, 160 passengers, but no specie. The:Royal Mail steam ship Canada, from beam p the 14NY,Noyr., arrived at Haitian on the 22nd. The tope of the American journals is pia* 1. The New York Ilorqd!s correspondent at Weah. ington expresees him fears that the troubles with England are not ended. „ The etifinber of Ul2llffircie — ittiew Toth pointer's; committee` to innitigate the meass is a misters of the barque Maury. We hail again to repast another serious has occurred ott Alexandria, by which sitlentindes were burped. • with federation. • Ii• • tfetti has .041 . 4 •M tified . W i__ . -810411-00:1- The latent axial* frgia the 'lanais tekbe 13th wit. Melia= are advancing in prier. The Wald is very healthy. Almon*, the Mexican w a i sts , at Washington, hue been stwerseded bl Itmoito +Manila°, formerly Conseil it Hamburg. . At the Atomisers departure the New York uka4 t4eitet,wie water. Stricka_weraimprowing. .• :tbere SlSSAlOodersais demand for iota* is tit . .. market, and pricei were firm. • . • - - The breidatiff market was active and idiiiii Provisions repotted unchanged. • - • ,1 Freights melange& Exchange on LOS* l al l Wall lfinTolfitif e . .r - • 7. . . ... -54-1441 , b -A ND- W.ITITAB XT--1 PoRTSMOVTII, Mit 4 • • The etimertransports Germania, with 198 isv.* aid the Etudes, with M. arched yeetetda, Iron ity fat ; _. 3 1 2 llllTLitainAwamew. . . The Sydney, Australian, sad Du F basg, staami ll alto arrived yesterday With s few peamaprs, c stores, ha. The Marines. about 500 is number, beltiegics Chatham sad Woolwich divisioas, disembarked hem tlb Jura yesterday, oa their return from the Crimea, team* abanasad•of Lieutenant•Celottel Holloway, li.M., *pit waded by rail to their respective heed quarters. - -• There were two imperial standards t.. , 4 capture of Ktnburu. One of these the Qu bei m ' be forwarded to the Royal Military Hospital, Mai m very large, nearly 20 feet wide and 14 feet clasp, sad ken large double.headed spread oasis panted on it. - Aletter from tbq squadron off Marioupol Nov. 6.—Testerday Ma Ardent, Weser. and Curia Alm see side of the new town (Gnirk). Onn marines and as . many meta as could be spared west Midi the lake in the gunboats. The Recruit, Cracker, • and Boner attacked the old town. We kept up a buy during the Morning, which was answered from ride es front of the town, and in the afternoon we landed spit to the left, and destroyed the customhouse sad wall large buildings by fire. To-day the gunboats got dirks the town. so the plan was half surrounded. It iss mg large place and well built ; in fact, the first Russian mina have seen. After shelling it for an hour, the MINN landed their men on the lake side, cad we landed OM lit this. Daring the whole of the day oar men was as lis advance, and the town in several parts in Eames; ill thit windmills and one or two manufactories wets bent Is dis grossed— 314—mad- to - flee herd foe-it, for tee Beim kept up verdly a %mile fire ; the extent of it mattmattli been three males, and we should have suffered try het had it not heal foe sundry stacks of wood and masa earth, which afforded us shelter. Havieg helmet all' could, end seeing the necessity to keep the open rood our position', we beat a retreat at baffled two, sad rik barked the men." i .THE LATE GENERAL SIR CHARLES JAMS NOM —A very eseelleartly executed full leegth Mine of above gallant officer has been placed in tee C the Garrison Chapel, Portsmouth. It is an admire use; it is placed on a pedestal of granite. Oa the Moe of UM pedestelezposed to view, is iosiribed—" James Napier. ". fiyisrabad," " &astute Bill,"" lonia," "Beinde."—"Ce r ," "Renee, , " "'lndia."—" Born 10th of August, 1782." "Dist August, 1863." In the sacred edifies itself Men bags placed the...lours of the &hide Camel Caw, lemialhg lir Charles, end on which are inuribsd his Away mallin " Beady, aye, ready ;" and on a pillar bessethlgt tablet, on which is ineeribed the following mat " The standardewaving above this tablet are meaterstidji the - hiefitdrytif General Sir Charles Jilin Napier, .C.A, the conqueror of &bide, by whose genius Ti. ' Bias Camel Corps' was formed. Happier than most mil be secured the affections of the vanquished by the aim benevolent rule of that noble prorian which hie esker military skill had won for his country.—May his Wong name animate the hearts of British solids ia the day al battle.—This tablet ii plead by Captain Brno:444meg* dog the Camel Corps." It is with great planar* we aerie these tributes to one of the best generals, the bravest eddies, and wisest administrators—and, we regret to add, easel& wont used and most neglected men—this country Merl had. The seulptared effigy of the deputed hue km ME erected by subscription; one person alone, rider tie anonymous signature of "A Foe to oppremos," Mehl given 50W. The entire cost was 1,2001. —Repeal Telegraph. URIVEBSITY INTELLIGENCE. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. The following are lista of the candidata who pita* late ezaminatione respectively : BACRiILon OP ARTS—IBS6. IZAIWIATION 1101 1101101:M Mathematios and Nature' Philosophy. - Besr7 Xi (scholathip). University College; John Perkins Ashy" If College; Frederick Manning Needham, University College ; Heath, King's College. ship), Eine. Othal t i Classite.—T. R. Bade Stabbing Wholu he Heath, King's College. and FieldenThorp, C° llt P4l Wm. Young, University College; Win. ( t i c t i. ""li legs; Hear! Mom Bowdals, University . Cliernistry.—George Carey Poster Wise ). Vol lege; wa.Whlter ak, University College; Edema stallyl7l3 l l New College; Themes Martin Herbert, Soria Hill Animal Physielogy.—Adam John C. Giehnot Waal in.' mine College ; Reward Stellybraes Prout. New 061, W; • Rothe:legate Harris, University College; Thomas Mona Botha Mil College ; Henry Mason Somas, UM Hairy Arthur Nesbitt, Calamity College ; Jams Jew • ~ Matte Thyalology and Stroetersl Botany. — Jams JAM NW Co Exam e. ination in the Hebrew Text of the Old Ditanseli is 00 Gre , It Text of the New Testament, and la Stripa 8 1 571 . Vint Clara—Thomas Aatheny, Theodore Thomas SW. Bull, 'thanes Rome Bode Stabbing. deoool dies Jan Barker, dunce Jesetla. me. mom raanarawx- 1855 . DPI First Division—Alfred Carpenter. St. Tamenlet se,,gail• Conway Wrath, King's College; William Tiffin lb William Boyd Mahal, Calamity College; Haw Cluuk"."`loes• College; Henry Power, r bartbaome wepita; ter Smith, King's College; Jams How ad' hornton, EA , I'm' College. Second Footmen, University College..;..3lo.l.ftikil. tell, LiOdde HOlpitell ; Goole Maris Mock. Gli__,Y , " se 74.tig. Powell, St. Bartholomew's Hospital; John Moan. amity Collage; Jonas Lewis Samba Cid , emit) WWI. 11.41111111171011 Pelt HOSot's , Phythologyand Comparative Anatomy—Betsy Porto ( end gold meal), Se Bartholomew ' s Hospital ; Carla Pull medal). King's Collage. 4t BartiK 6 Surgery—Henry Hower ((scholarship and rut tn". , /1 .0; mew'sHospital; MMus Mtn lUlf (gold medal), Ones Clarke Foray, Ki*s College; Jsmes Howard neat* v.'. King's College; telin Boyd Mutat, idnivereitT Colkl e j, 10 4; Medicine—David ConwaUrans (scholarohip and 11., . e gg ' King's College: William blushet (gold meal/. 0 ' College; lifla Guy's Hoepital ; Bean TOW Bartholomew's Hospitel. lilldwitery—Clitsries Pardey, King's College; Retry Bartholomew's Hospital WiLlam Boyd Murat, UniventlE M.D. manorrlost - Pint Division - Camelia' bath, Edinburgh School dile/ Owls Ethismen. ILA., Unhersity Coll. ge P.mßlM lia city ; Withß = Fox, .A., University c ollege; ftde lisodlead, ILA., King's College; woad= m om """' University College; Thomas Hillier. N.A., Valenta Collstedoy Come habeas loathe, King's College: [WU 1112 1, King's College; James Champion Peony. et. Geese.. Henry Robert SitveMe, 8.A., King's College ; John Bart University Oullsge. The Carnarron Herald of Saturday int annallow the death of Mr. John Williams, of Bromide , f OOlll 2 . member for Macclesfield. He expired on Thumb Se noon from the effects of the bunting of a blood "1" had been fee some time suffering from a pulmonary eßd"'".... THE SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW:•11/ crostini arrangement for the ensuing Smithfieid Cattle Show are now completed. A large oember 0 haul/men% have arrived. 'Thursday next, brfote 3 , is the latest period fixed upon for the ado:tidies el o: which Ince been entered for ezhibitien. All sem& tended for exhibition must, by the rules of the Mob, b"," the showyard before 10 o'clock on Saturday evesidll the Bth of December. The private vie of the 1110":, Sled for Monday evening, the 10th Met., on which delro inwards will, as usual, examine the specimen an 0 7 6, their awards. The ehow will then open to the Os Tuesday ntoesing, the 11th, end continue oyes dell. Friday night, the 14th inst., when it will finally clad. llama 5: 11112.4 TO. " Collo 41 4 Wets) Warm Garr swum istarlin sow. Garr wow cow • WM 3 P INN VOW* The wen f Ira 'Watt Ibrtam Mr • ff erne Ins ,a■ thei I. pi tbabi . Cr tll . t• V,W4 1964 was IL rise wits mei =III his oth , and Boa