The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-28 00:00:00

r - CH APPUI 8' PATENTI3.--' OAS aaa DATLIORT ZBILICTOIS al mg posalAs alow sodas all prise& ‘ Is aprons at ilbs Pataitieifillhilmsge• elk naat 4 tras Maantatuary,lo, St. Ilarpas& expreoo. LONDON, WADYESDAT, _ tc TO CORRISPONDErne. ihamitssaffits basshod Mr lellateli= Leaden lessee( pew, OM" 111. by Tee Vela* as the - - ' • SIGII WiniCAT IiO*DON BIUDOI. ' TAM 04T—Illereisilk. Via .4114soss. 41. Os. fe.resacor—llorahig. 111. 3941 Aftwasos. H. Ms. NOPENB S • Ibeir Ors mailers will remember that time pared in eve mittens a letter. from the gatiosal Minium of Odium, ereepleining yam, maple who had been slanted aboat aventh previoasty by himself, sad had shoe , marriage bees living together as man and wits,': been persuaded by the PieryiteOarate of tbadietrik. entertain Eaubts as tithe cawenioal validity d his iministratisea, and ware about to be maned over again at tab parish church. It was a suite part of the grimace that the disuniting vaantage' was treated moo absolute a nullity that the banns were' published in the wife's maiden nirize,'and (as sfter war& temispited) the parties &scribed to the marriage certificate as • bachelor and spinster. We peldiehed also the opMice of Mr. STDOIIIT Asit LAND, M the edict that this swum of dealing with the case emeented to an ' , endue" pagination of banns, sod that the clergyman officiating, if cogni sant at the facts, would be guilty of felony. The opines sous published by OS in time to WO Mr. Lusa, fres the commierion of such to sot, bad be been minded to take fair warning ; bet the haste with which he anticipated his own arranglaseeth 4 mar slim the parties a week earlier than the 44 he had appoiated, rendered our friendly hiterrentiou fruit iest, sad the facts are now, we holier, under the consideration of the Arrossitr-OnsizaL. The 04ihtun re-inert -Mgt is not the taly oared the kind, nor isit the early owe rakish is exercising an Whence over public feeling in Hampshire at the present moment. The Hants .fisdepondesit marred " itelemear" of proceeding, of a sitniMr . she-, tester. at Huogerferd, whir& almost nide. t- a romance, notwithateading the army of amnia :',,* by which it is acthenticated. . Thirty yeas this sew well-conducted village was privetaineat la the ignorance One immorality to which the thee estiesey deficiency of spiritual prevision was reditb • hag oar village populations, A mate, labouring man, a forest .worktisan in die esielM, of the Crown, determined to do what in hies lay to remove the evil. He began presehiog, got together fleet . then another of hie neighbours, and at length 011111111 a congregation larger than any plausla di. isighbearhood could hold. He applied to the We lord of the manor, Mr. BTU COOT; now deesseed. for a piece of waste land on which to bail. a chapel. Mr. Coors cordially entered into tiMeiews, and gave hint the ground. It vas them supposed to be worth 10s. A chapel Wei NNW as it. and subsequently enlarged at an ex , . gem st spi. Of this sum 2001. was provided by the paeans himself, 201. only being subscribed from ether auras. "It it be asked (says the Hants In dependent) how a poor man like Mr. GRANT could ley out so large a elm, the snows:reflects the highest medic on himself, and illustrates the manner io which the force of character betake through all abated's. At the age of thirty, by tie merest widest. he was led to try his aupeastised hand at plating; and : emended no well in dame of time se to produce pic tures, especially of dead game and of forest emery, • of eousiderable merit in the opinion of the best „ judges. The late Sit CRAWLS& 1113 LIA, Sir Beane • Vieux, Lord PALMILIBTOW. and Priam Ammar, were amongst the number of his purchasus" • Thus, although not without meek seltdralal, the ' meeiywai need, and the chapel built. Mr. Coors, . See las lend ef the manor. died, sad another t Miaow arose who knew not ]oozes. The IM • hada, man knew nothing of legal technisalitiate and at the time of his interviews with the late lad a legal conveyance of the waste was ,a cerameny . thought of by nettion It is. kovesose, we &dm ' stand, an advised "labs that stems 0 asca matter of law, the facts stasis's look as woad swab •ea equitable obligation oatmeal& la Mammy spigot the late lord of the asia. at all events foe the conveyance of the bad. • It aloe *vein, sore over, that in the filet 0000 the present Iced was willing, whatever the legal obligation. to ashwoWl, ledge the bleakest servals of Mr. Elairr, and pp - aid Issolm to bimetal& family+ the peeiseame *Oa But ,a Peseyite clergyman appals . 116414 usenet obtains the ear of Mr. Cook; ~ lam Main is requested to dim up Ma loci to the Mop et the stranger be refuses, and is instantly ". Without peen( or offering one farthlog of . • magemeties, the Lord of the Manor has taken pie ' 'solo e the chapel, school, and house, with the Ws. and fittings, and retains them in his • • errs baulk _ Such oasis as these Wag thinp to an hem. The Diameters of Huoprfced will, no doubt, take oars that Mr. loser shall not pennitiatty Nogg by the 'pygmies of which he has been made the victim. Oar duly, as public journalist', is simply to reared r . finh Inge se they arise, to cedar that saw shall be enmemeged to perpetuate them by the impunity of :.. iinelabseat. • IT is with regret that we obserre, is cortaih gaer s disposition to palliate the stresses conduct of authorities in Wallachia, towards Colossi SOIL A slur is attempted to be east upon that , sintlmnan by calling him a deserter, and one who 0 has figured in revolutionary affairs in different parts of the C.antinent." Colonel Toss manot with any pospiety be called a l deserter. At a time when . _ . bii islie siostry, Roasta7, sad the 'taiga UM- 1 tidbit** to - Austria, wire in a state of lasnerse. I • ties ageing the Governiasat of Vistas; he ad. hired to the national party in • civil war. Bess if we did sot believe (as we do believe) that in sodas his Ceiraiel Tun I , chose the better* pert." we should feel that h was not a, as to be bireaded• with the degrading epithet of „ deserter." As to the isspatetion of o .llllr ing in revolutionary affairs,' the MU 1111.1111 11114 urousening charge has ere now bees atlviiisoliesiost BM like our own Sir Da Lit"! Lasts. AO; in the fees of the direct 'videos, of oyewibissebb doubt is attempted to be *roma it tbi WWI that Camel Tula wore the HALM Tiatlbiit 4 the time he was arrested, aid that he had a slight AT it. Colonel Thai wee irk tbe sogisyneet Beiglish Corawiwariat ,what, kind., 4,.• ag owerene he wore is aetbirre to )the.lals , enough that it was adopted tealkillht was is the Bailie smite. Mb* subterfuges would be mirp!tbßel 100 • not that they have the, appmelikg by Dowaispetrest 114111ft.naliterft -c 1;s1i; ii&ettrit to wear ii 1 tba Zap tai Pis re bo was Oslo sal - wars it • inspired • to gems at, and prompt to gratify the wishes et their I superiors. We are told to have Nessadenee in the 1 management of Colonel Tnaz's ems by Lord CLAW. DON." We are, indeed, most Pried to repos such i t oonfidence than we would ha few • The Concordat between Austria rially weakened the inch ' am to tolerate the insoleil i an 'Kith of trice. It is well, however, that d on its guard, sad give ocr Mlniatois clearly to on ' demand that no unworthy compliance with that degraded Government will be tolerated by the Bag 4sh people' . . . LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE CRIMEA. ahrusiiait Ramo. ' 41tptlairsois br tbr t ez The 19th. Admiral Bros sou , • • fourteen path o n 16th, main towards On' 113th thillonsilron arrived in the Bosphorus, under tho &amild of Admiral Stewart. Admiral Sir E. Lyme remained in the Black Sea. The English vein& are to mil for BMW in a fortnight, touching - Ha tjas Archipelago on** way. On the evening of the 15th the Bamboo threw a gnat deal of red-hot shot from the northern forts of ilobsatopoL Oa the next day a tremendous agar I aim was hoard new Halals.% [This seems to as fires the suggestion that the disastrous eirgiUdlft the details of which are yet to come, was eallek b 7 the enemy's Are.) The Allies respond to the IMMO An, bet they, above all things, hasten their psepian. dens for the demolition of the town. Uses sr& some sick among the newly-arrived German Legion. The =Woes of cholera et, Gallipoli is contrsdiated.l Vely Pasha is organising the administration of Condi% The promotion at the Tunisians is gaiag' aw A letter from Busies* tar:—" Oar fleet in Eamiessh and /Watch has been tried by a novel epidemic which attacks, not the men, bet the meals. Their keels are attacked by large worms which paw the wood, and menace the ships far more than have dose the Raman& It seems that theme worms are mediae to theme shores, sad this eighth plague of Egypt extends all along the Crimea so by as Nioo- Xn consequent* of the continued Wiese* in the price of bread, the Ottoman government has decided that it shall be regulated by a periodical tariff. Serer Pasha has returned to the Orissa. Rear• Admiral Odet Pillion has hoisted his flag on board the Napo leo& The Warta is at Hamlett* and the Pleuras in tin Bay of Streleska. TIM blockade of Baricion tines& Omer Paola, at the date of the lest amounts, threatened Zogudidi, a town about six miles from the Lipar i on the road to /Entail. THE EipREBB, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1855. THE WAR. a ta.l TUMMY IN ABM. '' \ • Tkl lateA news from Hare comes down to begiffaing of this present month, at which date Om days beton OWN Pacha's successes could exereiee aay influence on the resolution of the Ranee general) Kars t wae still blockaded. Thejpport of General Moisaviere insanity, current for a time at Osnetan- Unapt*, appears to have fallen into discredit. A- seeteseporary announces that " there are grounds for belipving that the telegraphic despetch, statist that- Abe army of General Mouravieff had crossed the Arpetchai into Georgia, is 0011110 e—II @labialised which is doubtless true if it is meant that the menaced situation of the Russians in Asia, takes into coosideration by a general of known prudence like Mouravieg hie probably led to a retreat. Bat we an arm with certainty that at the time the Coustantinople despatch was indited the alleged Ree s= retreat, if urged, was not known is that capitaL Events succeed rapidly, yet it is important that history should not be confused with speculation. The Moniker of yesterday says of the passage of the Inver : The 'awes may consisted of 8,000 see of neater ice. hairy, of about 12,000 Rea of the Rbegrefias mad Georgia. Maids. •e 4 of • few sotaiss of Cossacks. The chid pukka of the Ressisas was defended by a parapet, with amber sides sad pits seal into rho round, and ft mounted eight gum This work. pissed is treat of a spot oiled Ansel's, was stormed sad taken by the Turks; sad it we thou, ohm a coats* the* bated floe loan, the fres pussy of the Won& This river was orossed at foot different points: the Ue da= wan tkaa in fall retreat. Bat the Jamaica of the wend, vary =even and wooded, favoured their light. The melba; whisk sommoseed &boat li, is the forenoon, ended with the approach of sight. fiomet►iug mere than HO dead. two of. who ware aim& and eight were superior offlons, wit►out smutting the dead bodies they had not yet batted, priessen,tke som ber of wham is net stated, fin gnus, erg" sersitione, seven tualmile-peesh is the lint rapid estimate of the enemy's irmess. Oa the side of the Tarim, (sly a ►undred man in said to lave folks. • Oissrn tiot appear to have brought Ate satire troop Rem zwaserber than these (tithe sassy. Alter studying the pound sad pre. parks thu Mask with a remarkabk seaman of eye, the geseralimisso sammanded himself the operation, giving pent of peat coolness sad ran energy. He was as calm in Ike midst of the fin, where be (mad Idassell in the thick of tka Opt is One different oesseion, as When he was asking Ms ansagemants forth, battle. . . ClilOM 01/11 OWX BeZteotim, Oct. M. On the 6th inst. the Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Gaud, Sets Paths, arrived Imre. Relit! await the snivel of the 19,000 regulars who are to follow him from Oonkantimple and Trobisond.' His Excellency will afterwards join the aro:Tender the orders of Vely Paohs, now encamped in - the neigh bourhood of Kurugiuk, ,bent four Imagers from here. This form pill Mee be directed on Ems. Here we are co n s tantly employed in collecting large quantities of proviaiona for the army, and la preparing quarters for the winter. The arrival of Sellse Paoha has been hailed with jpy by the whohe population. It has given °outdone, to the troops. Still more has it encouraged the gar. rhea it Ken, which is satiated at last that the geverameat here not abandoned it to its fate: - Sam PaOh4 accompanied by the mild*, will be able to attack,' with every expectation of MOM% the arm/ of General Mounaieff, demoralised as it mast be by the calamity of September the 29th. Every thing will depend upon the speedy -eirrivel of the %bops from Trebisond, and on the emelneanee of the en Wage. we have advises from TrebisNd of the 27th inst. They relate that Omer Past had lift &sawn Hsieh with 17,000 men and a largo- force of artillery on his road to Haul,. The Birder Mem was attended by Colonel Bimmonds end Cololsl' %nerd. They report also that General Came, .emather English officer, had arrived from Coestemlb', . on his way to join the army of Oases Puha.' Several stememeesels, filled with troops, had arrived at Trebbiond on their way here. Sines */ last despatch of the 23rd lest. we have had no isms from Kant vio expect to hear to-day, in which sew I shall be able to give you:some infor mation. ' Yesterday isms working men , freerlEare arrived Yes, who tell us that the Reeding are still' encamped issal, and help tip' the blockade of the city. They add eta a• Apia: has aimed, and that the garrimin No ail& Unit for more this a math with the preseet *OM The Readies still continue the mos vatime I mentioned before, covering, them with beams end planks, to fbrni a miss of barrack,. A taped was current that during the past week General Konravieff was expecting the carp earns& of &Ivan, encamped in Uoh Kliegs. • With this addition to Ms force he would mike mother attack al lam Rho Rusin party heat Ire most Probatilt the anther, of this report, spread for the ockMiois lel giving hops, that the disgrace of Sept. 29 nmy wiped oat. Supposing *Lisped true, I amid *y that it menu the alleged neatuiltalholl Mai ravieff. ' • The 7evalass resident here, u well its the ATl;je. ,piane, who a short time beck retort to plies sly credit in the wire of the loss of Sebastopol. are Ica thoroughly :waviest& of it; and =anti& oompiae Ammo ea the abject. They were at first Very aaxions to hem semi, bat they corer venture to uk for any item, insuring to have nteid..p their Wads that 0 10 8 7 . Alan hear of nothing bat the repulse of their :seen Monads end the triumph of ease • •• • ,The trove of Vely Pahl Wely moan* at Hum hicks ara now ist epdliteits UAW fortified amp of )I)evi Reyna. ThsAmdoc4imate4ottely on hand( of the cheep of locaNty 1 alb smaillsess, advanced a detschiseat of about 4,010 mesorldelt is at remit stationed to Baba: It is repotted that a • despatched from tare to this plate his fallen into the haggle of the Russian& We sri afraid that the mail expiated to•day from. the sun* place may have expo rieneed the sum fat. •• • • Major Stewart ha • jest entered the city of Bengt*. .• 1 ~..:.Z.V ~ Is tile wares of as article ea the escelities of R ata es Amsted by the war, the Ose Ifreakeks Post j lobeiat says : •St Irsesery is empty, sad tam aro twin of rip* efi‘leg it; rad it is besides .sz4rtme47 Moak to Rh up ibe Wl** Pis le lito diarist away *apt. , Five woad dt ralbeelts sae-third of the' spa *has ca the nod. 710 toned RUCIlia bits destrol ed ifecti sea thee Isav ot Xt pas sad Widow ot tin OW. The nisei whiles is the steppes last whiter wore terrible. sad sward the do ' tedwasets loot avast huidted not is the ecosteejf slash, eight. Times Gets keel.% airesibeet lko ro. sot oosisametly the people de all la their power to aveldhoieg seat to the soothers thaw, et war. Tie breads, lip OW (sadly tios, thigh Is the eseesquere of the aseeollialse the edible sod orrkre•fts, do *earls/ of tlfi addili gloms. awl thibolgasithio airman et tie peseta% snit saws mime desselasos se the se , .11telouth, The Dliags, rmesridag as a mint mamma amid days lime M the awns, says: It Is mild um, to Militias to do of tbe Rosin esopirss soesody tempi, imam body, oiled ia• rss Ma. se seasasest of :is page% is was assaissi. II 6111111/ 1 Wilda is nay 10 NM may pirposo, ft sous M qamisaii • pnlissisas Whorls ozsospt from sollitray aseoloklifaik esasmospn. Mists, is., Mid duly Sr. in nay asonsp, ml aliall Wisely los orairatlftoatimist mew Om • 1 .. .: e• • •••,.., ZOt Court. so:. 27. Maile-Geniesl oomessallag the troop; at Aldershot Vamp. strived 7•4 1101 •7 __.*Th• Moon Pert? to She wain 'minded the Dashes of APIA. * 4O Plieeeet Revel, Lady Angelo Balm Boehm De Sportikitir Doings Comm. ea* lasjer Gerd Horns. The bend Of the 22pd Hesismat played Whig &SSW, end bet Mnieety's privets hand performed l& the Cootie. Pause Albert went oat eireedemllah 111WAIM. Lard Disandeld, her linlestre Miedsme from the wort of Prude, Hr. a Howard, end Sr Hamilton Pnymwer, had maleness et her Id eleety, Wiley. and Were introdered by the Berl of Clarendon. Sir Edward Ryas, Mr. Loam% and lb. Rees Day had as laterview with Viscount Palmerston Isiderday, at Ms edi dal resides'. is Deoulagotreet. TM Judisial Cronestttee M the Privy Cassell sat yeller /ley la the Council Chamber, Whitehall. Judgment was Siren ea aa appeal frost New South Wrier, "Debar v. Ware." Jadansitnt was also gives is an appeal free Jong. " Lahore v. &Wives." ♦ nodes wad ease yeti. dons were disposed of. As appeal heat mho, " Osetriges v. Batitgieg." was iskirinteed. The Lords preemie were the Lard Jetties Inlaid Bess.. the Cheapener of the Dcohy of Caswell. Mr J. Patties, mad Sir W. Mule. Lord Stanley be Manley arrived in town bet evening. TIM NINO OF SARDINIA'S FISIT TO IBROLAtiD. HIS ihjeody tho King of Sardinia WM tab have el the Imperial French Court to-marrow maim. sad travel Oda the Great Northern of Fraaskitallway to Cobh, where the lag is expected to arrive shortly Were mid. night. , The Q.s has give Instillation for the Royal yaelit Osborne to billespatelisd to Cass Reads IPaaorvew far the cseveysaeo of his Majority sad seta to Dime. The Vivid and rir.4wa will be in apeadowe ea the ,Royal yacht, and it is probable that, swing to the &wed of water ;noshed by she larger west, the Him will embark la the Vivid la the harbour, and pressed theses WWI roads when tba:Oeliocaa will be Wag. The Lag will deep pa board the Royal yseht, sad after partaking of sa- wily breakfast his Majesty will proud by special pola Of the Beath- Dealers Railway is the Brisklayar', Arm. Patios of this wesPee7r when his Royal 11111heere Primo Albert Who pressat taressive eras illualriese oily. • • . Sir Eneolleney the Womb d'Asegllo, Baritialaa Minis - .lef, Sethi COO ef Jailsieb will leave Loadeattuterrew alternate far Dow, to be I. twadiasso to resolve his Bove. liflaif • Lord Bras, who hes rimmed tram Ps" which.' be Vas doestehed to Meg her Mayestro eorsgratalatiose to Me &lag d Bardiala. RA bilks Lord is Width* ea his :Mkt,. hie arrival tt Dow ea& his devastate kWh dews , the Bea. Charles Grey. ask Coked Os Bra. Alesander Reed, have %sea appolapst to slum Gown and Ikaorry it Waiting. These mallows ill wet by lifsjoety as Dow, sad warapray 11,110 pl triveller to Loader'. The preciages dumb Leads& to the Zaddiagioa Oar salsas of the Great Waters llealre7 will be by the new wale seas the weak* of the visit of the. Bogen, sad Bows of Frew to this country. It is Isehable that the Xing will moan lbe &Patios from the Cervantes of the City ef Lead's ea Peal ww, lag, who his lislestp'e ewers so to the sostoomiallill visit to she Guildhall will be lame awn. Oa Saluda, it is understood, the Lag will the Prise Dome' to Weald& ; bet, Mlsl di% .111 rfe!Beleolllif the Wit are not yet deteralsod es. Viscount and N'issantens Cassias, attended by their suits, sad esseeepeideit by Llrd De Talley tad lir. Aleseader, iellei hem ifergiead yesterday napalm, as nub for Ilasssitiss sad lodic - . Tbo Zed sod Coultas at Shaftesbury have ar rived at their =sake is ateivesst.tqame, tram &Ado% . . Viesosst Palmerston gives a dinner to hie eol leagues ia the Cables, this .seals(. The arrivals this week at the Bedford Hotel, Reipittes, ieeledo, the Bad eat Greaten si Westaertisai sad Lady Bob, Fear. The Coaatees of Lama& and the Ladles Say are pee to Ni.. for the winter. The Earl tailroi, to - Waistcoats, el the delicate state of tailed* of Lait'Vletoria Talbot, ballade triaier leg abroad. His Asedddp, sad tinily ere am at Cadiz. It is the rata*. (says' the *Wasitor Daily-Mail) of Saw Iltorgels K lamas, who is lienteasat ! he She eadati of Deareas to redoes slit dittos et the odes ,for the alms do pewit reroute, sad to take up his redeem widia ohs natty. Thi Duchess Dowager of Northumberland has just Preaeated (it M rtadorstosd at a eat el sere thee 3000 • sits die On saw wheal Whisk is about to be ersetsd ia osannisa with se Paul's Cleuels, Chareb, Alawiek. • The Countess Caliendo, wife of hi Eloslletior the Austrian Mishear, name to past et whiter at NW, her health bslsg la a very isdifferett Man. ' A emitralesiaserahip of lunacy la vacant by' the death of Mr. Myhre. The pat is in the rifte the Lied Uhanashor, sad is wrath 1,1001. per mann, ensieeins of traveling espessea At the request of gorse of the 014411011411itdadd'of the Bread street Ward, Mr. Willis. Lunen's, oldest eon of tho lan Magmas Lewis..., hes esessand W be put is sesanatios as a resdidata forth, valet alderman gown. Mr. Thatierafe lecture hide beau so asteptalik at Now Tech that Is Ms Ina obliged to repast thane • The grand tenses of the gardens of the Is is Ito ezeinively reserved foe the Easpossa of th 1 : 11 :st sad an ladies of her mho, mat bur Midasty's osallassome bus lakes pleas. This annes was, Is amine'sa ellitelw• stomas, put to the amturive ano of ham of Misty* dyes et Louis XIV., of the . Iduipron Mann Lan* Deem of Boni (arothor of the Duke de lionlewm), Ihailinhara of Orinas. ' 1.001 tatettisa show that the number of foreigners sei gilded* wigs visited Park Meng the Buldbitins, amensled to SPAM peresas e -410,946 Preash, sad MOM fenigsen. It it to be remarked, notenst, that is ibis Intel an sat iseladed no visitor., mho fun Ask tear of set obtaisiag Wings at Yana, leek up tins reddens kt Veaselltee, si t Cientele. awl nine plena is the twin= the soled; tin these .rho anion is the atilffail sad at sight A-AParis earrespriolsot of ths Ardspeisiiiesee ammo the fatty's' :--"Vas of the men diitiossir sad rowswaid of WWII artists, Mr. Maimed,. oshibitt. swims paintings at the Police is the Chumps Mimes, tad it was smite *spews& that he lipoid have Nabs& asiodold OwiaS, bossier to ea sonstris este addisosol by lb its tiss jay, dim iM met the ases. The hose was Masa wed for weed M fellows :—' Ciestiessa : I ea seventy pen old, sad ass theeetess as *that ; it is as. dolo assowst Mat I At ;sot wish to take pert is a essepetiaies, boa wily is as espositioa. I say this is aster that poi way sit take year it.. is awarding me a statal.! Mr. Itilisiles wis smoded s ; a medal woo owl gives hits, bit he los gratiaol,by rewiring the wow et Chwielite ellhe Weald' Beane! A publication, shortly to bo Wised `Parisi-will wereis ea artiste by Coast de Mootslowitset, waisted " St. liwased, ad the Etegasase et the IMAM Asia." Tb. &misty for the Propagation of the Gospel bite • Week/ owned a teat fir the srestlia of a Anita to Tit he:, sad is the strathip, sorbs wider tits isWatisa et It WOW. Me Arabia*? s! Casts:Yam has Noshed wad est, with sit ssawsisat Moral* two shapleMske ' ovoid basset at thisMostish oleos, Wooing sips% r bioptic, NA Weer trosporsiy ssibisoti ot aid aggistiliabooL M At f EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Mew eon owx Pititn. Timms Hyaena. All Paris was alive this morning with troops or verging towards the Chimps de Mare, for the review to be given to the Xing of Sardinia. It was a bril liant. dry, frosty morning, and the equipments of the troops, evidently polished with more than oriel cue, looked magnilicent in the can. By sae o'clock up wards of 80,000 men, revelry, latently, and ar tillorYo were drawn nit n in review order in the Champs de Man. At Ave minas after one the Emperor and the Yips strived, followed by' a staff consisting of at hag 100 geeing and superior °Seers, including several in Brassiest, Austrian, and English sultans. The Empress dame da the ground in an open ciliate, escorted by some Cent Gerdes. The Couat Wow and the Marquis d'Aseglio were is a court carriage. The Repairer rods along the lines with the Zing of Sardinia.oe his right band, and the Prince Napoleon en his Wt. The King wore the uniform of a Piedmont's. General of Divieloo, if stead of the Hussar diem in which be bee heretofore appeared. The Emma wore over his uniform the Grand Cross of the Berdinian Order of Rt. licorice and Bt. Lawns, se well as' the Grand Cress at the Legion of Honour: Alll went off well. After the review, Marshal Magnan gave the troops i ration of wine on the ground. At the Bourse, today, there woe a, avid dial of hesitation among speculative, sad the result of the betimes done presents no decided character. The Rents closed weak, with a rise of to. for money, and a fall of 100. for time. Other securitire were heavy; Credit Mobilier fell le., and Credit Fonder Mr. Railways were from 2fr. 80c. to Bfr. lower. There was a talk of a farther loan easing oat in January, and many think that the warmest le making miloool eats to sustain the Recto in this View. It is not thought that the Bask oontemplites ,any relaxation of its restrictive assesuria. The affair of the Credit Mobilise was tried to-day. at the Pala, de . Jostles: M. Chaim dila Anse appeared for the company. Judgment is postponed till Monday. tt is reported that ,Marshal Politnier . is coming hone for the winter on Ask loam The Doily Nam Monolog deirsliero Mid an th, 'Loudon evening papirs have bust eel to-day of amount of their containing W.4llBBlodre Plow' tha EsPeror ba s s taken the aipM6ity of the Ring- of Sardinia's Orme hire •le Jet the Pope knew in a practical lona that*. ci)teet. et • Rome most not expect fo plitylany df tie pranks in Pianos irkioli it has been doing in Tuscany 1114 AIWA.. It iyr =tan that the Pipe's Nuadom Meelkeee Bee'. did contemplate being absent ea ." argent ecolesiestioal &Odra' • dering• the liegfe`Milt, but at the hat moment his goManment ibanditusesestry to order ,him to • remain eerie. • The Mergy Of Mae* *Mole . the _._ exeseifee skated • Lug on. hie retie • free ,Mfitesilles to Pans found themselves oossimiled•to be psidsslarly civil to him. Not only the Pope's NeAste 'but Alm Taman Minister paid their obsequious kohist.e td his hiesty when he reegTe4 ,the *Pe thEteleeklik and the Mange*, whioh,,sowxding to ,establialted Image, should hare mentioned that the Noma° pm • wetted the other Ministers to Ms Majesty, Overlooked 'him altogether. Bat, more than this, the new Maker ,wito were reeilved.by the Emperor , the othai: ll 4. were somPelled in the presume of the Xing 4 t diais to take as old form of oath, which Mabee. dimes for neatly years, by whisk they swam am 14 abet any obnipiraoy spinet the GoveralliCirli tioreoier to inform the Emperor of any; that teigit come to their knowledge. The Empuri replied to emit of them, " God give you grace to keep your oath." I believe for •all this that the Preach Em peror bas connived at the Austrian concordat ; 'but is that theta: is nothing incoollatmat with.* pciaoiple, ip to make use of Rimy hataMtto tell Rome MI of him. . .801,06 c 0 • FRANCE AND. EINELBCN. - 4 It will be remembered that about a' mouth ego the foniiew published as amoitat of the visit' pad by _.14 Bing and gems of Cheeps to the . Remise °burgh at A4eus, ender cirmiisstantos which. 211 VW were rthaltsd by the official ioureal, gavelbsir guessers on the occiadoci the aspect of a domonotrutitie d Res ided oympathire. The Court of Athens hag histrested its Cbirge d'Affaires at Paris to solicit the following simount of the faddist in the lifootdettrA Ts. vhit of their Henan Majesties to the shack of X. Itioodona bed misty as artistic Ode*. The ansaseg st the Aeons legation was est is safari; X. Pealing aka. Postalolot set is lathes'. The shimmy !it Os showistera t wbe zin is a hoses ivljoialie tor, It when that sew the court salsa'. No Ti Diva wa ereng,:l oho cirri wen sot Ut, the,. was ae gases at ac pm maks of trash* Lestly i lthis be simnel that the Ran • who woo townies Ida the Xing tree their seed vide: weal n rWiag hold% whisk soaks yet awe Wei* the sandy pekoe" esitatia 011ie Moth . THE BALTIC. 0011 Ova owx KIEL, Nov : 24. ae Itol4o George has got orders to prepare for sea ru evening or to-morrow morning, and it is probable that she will be accompanied by either the Colossus or Nile. The Duke of Wellington, Orion, James Watt, and Majestic, as well as the French ships Tourville and Haymow, will remain awhile. When the Chips arrived, leave of absence to the extent of ten days was in some instances given, but this is now reduced to three, so that the oilloers who wish to make an excursion annot now extend their visit beyond Hamburg, while those who were more prompt managed to get as far as Berlin, and even in some instances they contrived to see Dresden, which was a great relief from the monotony of a sea life, especially when it has been characterised, like that in the Bald°, by the tediousseu of blockade duty. or otherwise by comparative inaction. The officers of the Duke of Wellington have ?s -andy emoted a handsome monument to the memory of their late First Lieutenant Hannant, who died of small-pox, and was buried at Faro; and a like tribute is about to be paid here to that of Lieutenant Ouseley, Who was formerly in the same ship, but latterly in the Pembroke, by several of his former magnate!. Yesterday the thermometer was u low as 25 de grees Fahrenheit; the frost has, however, disappeared, and it stands to-day at 86 degrees ; bat at no time this' mama has the temperature of the water in the bay been below 46 degrees, and there is never ice oa it wail the thermometer falls to 18 degrees, and that rarely happens until after Christmas. THE WHITE SEA BLOCKADE. The Moniteur of yesterday contains the followiog notifioation relative to the raisiog of the blockade of the ports in the White Sea : Nov. 20866. It is hereby made limns that his Eminency Adrairal Hameln. Minister Secretary of State to the Naval =de m. Laski Deportment. has received from Captain Oullbst, lately amsnanding the squadron of hie Isparta% Majesty in the White See, the Sada information that the blockade of Cho Emden ports and plains situate in the White Sea, the istablkhnunt of which was published in the SIMS part of the Mosnevr on the 16th of July last, wee raised by the allied squadrons on the 9th of October lest. DISPATCH FROM ORN. CODRINOTON. OMAN • •lITPLOKINT TO LAST WIOZT'II " @LITITZ.") WAR DRPARTICBNT, Nov. 27. Lord Panninre has this day received a despatch sad its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by Sir Wm. Codringtom Sabsatopoi, Nov. lb. My Lord,—Having so lately assumed the command of the army, I have not suftiment materials, new do I consider it necessary to writs a separate despatch. TM return of the troops from the expedition against Kinburn was-announced to yourlop by electric telegraph, on the 3rd lastest. I do myself the honour to transmit the copies of reports named from Brigsdiar-General Hon. A. Sponse, giving• a more detailed accent of thor pro 7 orodinp of the force under his command than he had hitherto been able to make. end two reports from, Brigadier-General Lord George Paget, with so account of two reconnaissances that were made by the allied cavalry from Eupstoria.—l have, dce., W. CODRINGTON, General Commanding. The Lord humpy, &r. TER OPERATIONS AT ILINSIJRN. Rey Majesty's Ship Royal Albert, off Sebastopol, Nov. 4. — ttlr,—ln reporting the return of the Mtpeditiouty lead hits under my commend from Lisburn, I am now enabled to make, for the information of the Commuder-ia•Chief, a mere ample report of their proceedings • than in ray pee- Measly hurried despatch I wu able to do. The lanais' of the troops three miles hos Lisburn Poet was effected without opposition on the 16th October. Owls, to a heavy surf, there was considerable difficulty in it, but the Wintry were all ea shore by 11 o'clock (it commend at S est.) ; and from the activity of the Royal Navy employed, the cavalry. and moat of the artillery werchaded l fa the yours of the day, though the flirt pieties of the commissariat was only landed, and with post diligently, ee l the evening of the belong day. The whole force was very shortly is position. The Gain I had received from the French Omani, Benda. were, preaat An withthe Beath& troops the right lank from say stem* the massy might make for the relief et the gamins from Nierateleff or thereon; whilst the Tee laillf Nn was te he is our nee, but (Wag the tub • • - The pound I occupied wee about • mils is enlist; the regiments were deployed into line, every advindep being titan of the nature of the ground, which wee andakating. The teats *ere pitched in rear of the battalions as they urlied hoes the landing place. The regiments were em. pieyed immediately after landing is entruehlag their own hosts, thus making our plural line of geld works from the • tea in either side. A work wee also WOWS up la the course ' of the following day, on the left flank of the Sae, to be etiollpied by geld pieces or by ship gam, should the tort sot lasi immediately. The nature of the ground rendered any ,• whines from the allied genbeets,imposslbte. Ithe.laresek had hastily thrown up a plus &Weise In I War,/ oar right, from which a memberkation,•if seeereary,. 'Might have bees satisfactorily aceomplished. ' The bombardment from the ships commeneed on the r afternoon of the 16th, bat from the state of the weather it wee dlermatissed ; and ow the 16th they were unable f' t mum it hem theseme , of the 17ll", the Add was thrown up * the troops were, as far we oirenenstaitees weald admit of, very defensible, although too eztensive. The outlying pickets had also thrown up small entssachments at their respective pals ; that morning at daybreak I made a reeon saissanoe with the detachments of French and English cavalry and the 67th Regiment. The weather becoming thick the Infantry returned after a march of four miles oat. The wally premeds& to the village of Paltsoffka, a few miles farthar, which they found desitted ; at 10 a.m. the ships opened fire, and at three o'clock the forts Darman', with about 1,400 prisoners ; 17 officers and 789 men were gives over to sae by General Bassist, and were subsequently seat is heard her Majesty's ship Vulcan, to proceed to Cow stantioople. On the following atoning the forts at Otchakoff wore Mow* ap by the enemy. French and Eng lish ostamissionen were appointed for the liking over of the mastitis' found is the forte of 'Coburn, and for the tempo nary division of the plata. On the 19th I moved the English mow ilts hi is neighbourhood of the fort, sad amapiedthe madam shore. The ground is here nearly level with theses, sad on perfectly smooth that it is wily protested by ships ea both Stake. Oa the 20th the Eng . • _with_ the azcaptionsf the 21st Reginald, who wereleft to do the duties at .1/inhale, joined the peach is • roesonaimanoe under General Brake. The troops monied three days' provisions, and the commissariat were able to carry throe „more. We halted and bivouacked that night at the village of raksoffka, shout eight miles' march of sandy soil. The French occupied a village at a short distanae. Woks& no tents, but the weather was tlne,and there was pleaty of wood and bay, and a large supply of cabbages and other vegetables. The inhabitanto had all left. Oa the 21st halted. The following day, with the Welty, artillery, and three battalions, I meoesposted General Bassin, with a part of the French force, to the /M. or ilkadoffika, oboist Ave or six miles ; country very open. with , wasionally Alsip sand ; 'always plenty of water ta the villages. Having burnt the village, we returned that day to Pakaofflts. The tletaehmase of Cambium, under Captain Wardlew, had pushed oa .by my directioa to a 'Wm about three miles .blialletrAtitare they head inhabitant% who told them that somaltarate smoky bed left them that mondog. Os the Me lino whole teem returned to 'Chasers. On he am& ear lees threatesed by about 260 et the Iseerre swan who, however, neon retired. Os the 27th the meshy and estillery weee embarked, sad en the Inlth, Pre whole et the iateatry, to retina to the Crimea, leaving' I Fresh Vow Se panes the fort I asset speak too highly of the assistants flume re salved frost the es•opseat[aa aid eosoatl of Admiral Mr Wasted Lyons, sad of the stapport afforded me by hist sad the sears of the Rojo! Navy ender hi. oosestaad—to shorn esimilitat serssomests for the buffing and re-sta barbellw of the troops I have bees meek Indebted. I beg to emote the Commeader•ia•Cbhf of the giest oedemas& I lave folt is serving ander the orlon of Gemmel Buda to tile earedidea. I bees resolved every sadateace from Colead Sad* lima Mabee, who esmataaied a brigade Imblilime Royal Marines and 63rd Regiment) ; 600 B o * were added, through the consideration of Bit Folo u t Lyons, to this force. Also from Colonel Lord West, 21st Fusiliers, mum& ing a brigade (17th, 20th, 21st, and 67th Regiments), mentions his Brigade Major, Captain Berle, 67th R a o, mut, and hts Aide-de-Camp, Captain Carlston, 21st liens. Colonel Hurdle mentions Captain Rodney, a o s Marines, and Captaia Ellis, Royal Marines, his Ed g y, Major and Aidode-Camp. I was also ably supported by Brevet Major But, glib minding Royal Bogiamrs; Captain Johnson, conunsad4 Royal Artillery ; Captain Waollaw, commanding detegh meat Eta Dragoon Guards; Brevet Major Gorda% m a , mending 17th Regiment ; Captain Gray, commanding ll* Fusiliers ; Lieutenant Colonel Evelegh, commanding So% Regiment; Lieutenaat Colonel Warm, command* j Regiment; Lieutenant Colmel Lindesay, oara m fa i 63rd Regiment; Lieutenant Colonel Campbell, umngg, log battalion Royal Mariam ; Lieutenant Cobiga r ; 4 4 way, commanding battalion Royal Marines. Br Smith sad Brevet Major Hallowell, Assistant Adjutant/84 Clearternaster Generate, MST'S of great use to mit- as shi my pommel staff, Captain Robinson and Captain NU 44th Regiment ; and Lieutenant St. Clair, 4th Regimink acting as istsrpretor. Dr. Gordon, Principal Medical Officer, Deputy Alibi Commissary General Power, Captain Clairol!, Rays; acting as Provost Marshal, and Lieutenant Tsaag i Land Transport Corps, were all'moet zealous la theirs4w ai departments.—l biter, &a., (Signed) Loos. Sratican, Brigadier-Omani To the Quartermaster.Genend, Re. THE ADVANCE FROM EUPATOEIA, Hupateria, Ost.2o,lskt. .. Btri—.l have the borrow to report that the allied lam stationed here, disposed as per margin,* numbed ea Us ' small tows of flak, on the morning of the 27th instaat, hew the command of General of Division D'Allonrills. At the farther extremity of the stead that diddle tie 1 sea from the Lake of Sulk Guidon (by which rosi th I column marched), the ground rises to the level of thine* had that universally prevails. On reaching this prime s allied cavalry and horse artillery made a rapid adrift e the front, for aboot five miles, in an easterly dinner, paring to the left of Sok. We there found the enemy in much the same paths' i t which we had left them on the 23rd instant, trunk ai l had, to a certain extent, entrenched themealves. General TeAlionvUle from this point opened I firs sill much effect, which continued for nearly an hoar, and 04 was warmly responded to by the enemy. • r Captain Thomas's troop of Horse Artillery tang sip rete d,hy the 12th Lsncere .. the Carabineen,ttlt 50d.13 , 1 Light Dragoons being in second lies. ill metre. The loss to the Alike on this occasion was 80 Idlidt sat wounded: use Hagfish Artilleryman having beet 40# 'lrearlded. two hones killed, and three wounded. Withsa withdrew to the town of Bak, when we fetes. `liked for the night. At daybreak, on the 28th instant, the cavalry Ind tam ottlillery made another advance in rather a more non*, fileastims (to the south of the village of Teasels), la Os* E ta &mow to turn the right of the enemy, at to draw kinMtie s, sties, which. however, he appeared to show soil". red to respond to, and we consequently retuned Its ear at Sok, in frost of which the 'gantry had renimi Shiners our rear. On this wooed night there war a total wont of wain, h oonsequeace of the drain epos the well the night *in, aid there was an absence of water for a einaraferand :any miles to our front. The column therekwe Mueslis Hopataria yesterday, the 29th instant, I bee to report that I have attached Colston tics 9a. Charles Keith, 4th Light Dragoons, to General D'Alionille during the time the troops are in the field, and Ural Net Captain Clifton, 12th Lancers, on board her medistflskfi Diansead, to assist Captain Hamilton, R.N., in his spar tyre,—l We, Ao., (Signed) Clio. PAONT, Briptlierliese4 Commanding British Troops at &Akin To his Excellency the General Commandinglidie4 --- CAPTURE OF RUSSIAN SUPPLIES." Eupatoria, Nov. 3, 164. 813.- -3 have the honour to report that a patimilthe allied troop stationed here, under the emoted of Gard let Brigade Ali Paths, strength as per mugis,t wets sod yesterday to the village of Tchotai, fifteen ad* tt the earth of Eupstorie, in consequence of informatics Wiese Mess of hay, live stock, deo., having beta collected Wee by the meaty. The two squadrons of the 12th Lewes with Salaam were commanded by Lieut.-Colonel Totteeham, of did regiment; whose report I have the honour to esdoec by which it will be gratifying to observe that this °plaice meet with the moat complete sums. The remainder of the allied foram here ads at thews' tints a demonstration to the right of this vilhgs, Ice No purpose of drawing off the attention of the enemy; ths English brigade of cavalry advancing es far silicate:lA the Preach on their right. Colonel Pole, 12th Lapin, was in tomato& sa 'Be* d fever Wing for some days confined me to my bed, og r reporth that no spiny made its appearance i n sa y f have, As., (Signed) Ono. Paccar, Brigadier Genital, Boatswain' BtlIM Troops at Blipitafil. To his Bzoellenci, the General Commanding In Olaf Begonia, Nov. 3,1866. lity Derd,—l have the honont to report that, 1 00 1 lirade Orders, of the let inst., I proceeded at tas fally, to command of two squadrons of the 12th loyal It ams. to join the force under Ali Paths, order 4 eepeable in front of the Turkish ovary camp. L .At daylight we marched through Alshir to Tekelai, village *beat 16 miles from this. Tins Turkish emir, was in advance, supported by the English and Prods spares , WI arrived at Tchotai about h a il past alerts, and eaplswt 1 Bastian oommisaariet officer (es it it supposed), 1 Cooke about 40 grebes, and about 3,000 head of horses, sok, omit, - and' sheep; 3 Russian carriages were oho laugh id, and a considerable number of the inhabitants ef de village. We started on our return at half past one, helm el firs to the villages, and destroyed 30 large ricks We arrived In camp about hall past eight p.m.; no residue was Waal by the enemy.—l have, Mb. (Signed) W. li. TO/MIKAN, Lieutenant Colonel, 12th Royal Loa I Brigadier General Lord George Paget, Commanding the Light Brigade, Eopatoria. • Fint column, under the econmand of Molar 00 01 Pacha :—Divisien of Turkish and Egyptian infanin , gal with a battery of artillery; 1 brigade of Volta arebt, with troop of horse ar till e ry. Second colons, sac th e emanated of General of Division ?AI Failly :-1 lanced Frisch engineers ; 9 battalions of French abate, I bot Wiese of artillery. Third column , undo the crunaad o Genera of Division D'Allonville, Comasada in•Obir:A bdiendsrof Tishah cavalry (Ali Fiche); divides efliwil lesvalry, with its troop of hone artillery Rawl O. lazy); kiwis of British cavalry, with its troop It WO rtiliery (Brigadier• General Lord Georg* Psil•t). t Under the orders of General of Fried , A li "7, B ashi Basluks, two regiments of Turkish WO , '" French squadrons (Hassan), two English •1 46011 (Lenora). THE LATE ADMIRAL BRUAT. The French Minister of Marius has recoiriel i „, following despatch from the chief of the staff in .. 4/.. Mediterranean squadron : Oa board the Yontoballo, at see, Nor. 98, Admiral Bran died yesterday, the 19 th of /40 , st" the afteraoes, frosaaa attack of chasm do iWI M the sqvudrow Wing nes lisat. M. Brost, liewsr. 6 ,04 We °rattly neon, 'who is the boner of thh Fromm, is shoot to start for Paris. All Pianos will shire oh , 3 11011111 iAg of the sil ls ji io isms is Admiral Brost we of the man who hew W owls has flag is diffsmat oaartom of dm wed. THB ATTACH ON THE REDO . In the address made by Captain Tone Asa 4 61, dieter gives the ex mayor of Taraworth, the 1 111 ! / :, aortas, alluding to the attack o n the Redo. 01.; "Contrary to the scoonnt giv en b y the COrrerPoodild' no" Geserel Windham' went to Gene& Cedrisd AO ° the impress purpose it requesting that not sa 'might be sent to the Radon, as sash was the dotisig"L" of the seamy that It was imptasible for a was to liveli;; The amnia gins by the Times' eonori mt .l i ok M esetradisted, bat be (Comte Tonabon dental facilities for knowing the truth o his owe tu., end mail podium abundant evidence ot its annolet• 11 11111 HAI irs /talks , . in Th• sac Withave lial•••T•• ereea t ioslitha s wot tag n, Ima ocemat, 3 es eale of Alining oh *comfit, bad been ohms It 'PP' 'fifty kin( SS above movie* ,'seta " el au atom* Wm wit] to have rapt of • itr. Li of 1164 t cried up rapt had , the ascii &same, 2144 Psi* than bei the WA sealmitit pew! 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