The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-05 00:00:00

the exprepOpt. TO 001111.18PONDINTIL oaquilkiratablaisikit "the Iwas.'lAsisa Thalsipiper, Imo li• ills OM% by Teo Ode* as Sr ear Ipaillwas. 111011 W 4 LONDON BRIDON. ,1 • r.r.~. LONDON, FRIDAY, 00701138 & .• Ws obnerve with sews disgust that dim bee 1 been a essand Baby Elbow in this esentry. When the last devise et Mr. Bans= in America was related hers, wed tbe details ghat of ths prior show of babies whisk ho propoled Who publie—who had had aweigh of hie tierimaide and Other wade scripts, sad who pitied the Swedish mightiegale which he bad hired kr awtile—enr people first won dered whether the story mild be true, and this laughed at the drollery of the Amnions in sone of their practices. There was lON joking about the beseat to the sesatily peopied Western Valley of every isesotive to popnlatias—joking in the same style as that of the Arkansas newspapers this as leep, which tell Wm the squirrel that crept em the [este last year now dap se he perches ca a corncobs this illeetration of plenty being fol lowed by exhortations to the Ws sad Wass to sorry, while there is corm enough to bed the beasts, leaving qsaotitiee s to spoil, for want of ►ends to reap. This sort of joking does very well for the wild West ; and there yea vasething twigs' in the oireemetaness of the first baby show, however little is harmony with Ilaglisb lasts meih an exhibition Right be. In the Western Valley, every masks is ►ailed for brieging together a pecu lation which has few martin ides of sasisliotereoaree. A a rellistlme" is, we know, • very spirited affair there moat the aes, sad a "quilting-bee" smog the woolen. A religiose revival is as affair of preffigiene excitement ; and so is every sort of pie-sin, or =sill oeoasioa whatever. HAMM knew this well. whoa he seat round the sews into every hamlet, farmstead, sad log-house, on the Ohio bottoms or in the fareer forests, that then would be an award of bosses to the primed of the infant darlinp of the region. They, were sot rural labourers, ignorant and poor, living oa tot: or twelve shillings a week, and within sound of "the church-pimp bell* and the hum of the mar ket, who beard the news. They were the *salary or 'thinly grouped settlers whom Run= had in vise ; men and their wives who cultivated dish ern Lied, and had little me and little value firs 'messy, because they lived on their own produce, but a very street desire for social distinctioe (a the most eat et ths-wq acquisitioa that could be prepaid), and as insatiable appetite for social intercourse. These were the people who were sure to be caught by the bait of, a silver teapot, to glitter spinet a wall of logs, or a handsome watch—such a treasure in the wilds!—to be preened for the baby m a future dialectic's and bandit. In fall remembrance of the peorliatity of the circumetaaters, it was still difficult to ream& English tastes to the peculiarity of the position of mothers and infants in each a some of rivalry. Bat when the some is transferred to English agricultural counties—to a cathedral city in Liasoloahin, sad a rural settlement within way rush of Hall—the am deices of the ether are so entirely 'hinged that there is so call for forbearance, as in the Ohio sem All th. obfeetiose have tenfold force, sad then are nose of the excuse. The matter le no leave sa mission for joking sad merry quizzing. It haws somiseltievoes as to require some serious remark. The among annosneement of a let of prises of sow adorable value, to be awarded to fins babies, under lie categories, mused much excitement as soon as trade; and the cosisearee amerabled at Withernses oa Moo day of last week amounted to several Aomori. above the ordinary popalstion. Four or five special irides were nu is the intervals of the ordinary ones. Tile &dared= that the contest was under " disth ga`{shedpatro.ags'appars not toltave been supported ; bet there were hundreds sad thousands of persons peat who should have had too mach sem, lcaow. ledge. and lesling—if not taste—to sountensace go' mishievens a piece of sport. It is all very well to say that the thing did not go off plea santly ; that the judges were not forthcoming, or were compelled to vanish after the awards; that the permits were dingatinted, and tie ail.' dna dimmable in their purgatory. It is not surprising that &s local wingless are of opinion that then will mover be another baby show in Witheenne or the Neighbourhood s bat it RN tin ir via yo eicl otter plasm en their pod oath. _the aims and devises is whisk the first above drighothi If Anodes may beset of the only Batumi in the world, every sontry has spesalatore who are nay to make their profit at human Weakneasse, any norifies of Munn welfare; and if it is true that the Withama show was got op by two ti three "fast ping tame in Hall and Leadnoresiona counties as well se seaters may be lend by thole " fast pang as. into engin folly and sh eltie. hoes of is are aeonetomod to think that it is Imoi enough for misty and law to interfere between paean and Wilson is fanny matters. It was not beg ago that we were genies Smear Sorrn's eloquent minks of intrusion on the most sacred posed of Inman of under penmen of tn. amity. What would be have said to this new notion of bribing parents to fatten their infants pip—to ran them up to a certain height, or oat to a amnia breadth at weight, foe a pries in cask P What would he have thought of inciting mothers, whops beet or only heritage is Hie is their maternal posses sion and prerogative, to put their cbildren's beauty and healtnfainese up to sale? What would he have said to the "want of corruption by which a peasant father is invited to estimate the activity and promise of kis child by its chances foe salver watch? It is some hamiliatioa to us that *when intentions in regard to infants, in the modern institution of infant schools. have issued in a large admixture of evil with the proposed good. If the testimony of enlightened medial men may be relied on, the pro ponies of mortality in those schools, and especially frost head disease, is very high ; and every form of infantile disease is aggravated and extended. There ought not to hays been anything surprisiog in this to persons of ordinary observation, who most as that nature paces human infants under eendidoes very unlike those of aggregation is say hem. The primary condition of that natural region, the family, is, that all are of dared ape, sad that the babe (specially is isolated, in proportisa to the peculiar treatment whin in native imires. While its brain is tender and slightly sanded, its] existenceshould be almost purely vegetative; sad there gannet but be peril la trines, 110111110 sad sooree of the little creatures together, in a pin wine they an exposed to one mother's noise, and when abode and @Winn as repose of the Arline..lll9 Out of the quoins. However superior infest 'sheen may be to' the perilous genet window, the arts,* the OW; from whit& the pc" IlltlicoanneeskPapa THE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1855. lumpy ..t be eweatially where the mother's by k door of the parlour ee what eta we say to eakelatioa - sad fee show , beentles before the eyes them es at yeas( a' Teethes by Godfrey's frightened by drop are told, pew espy, sad mothem, suited from them heated, them *loos sad irritated of sesteassee mere the babes likely to _ tab so nrteeled Plt wvald sot ear• piiis say Misibil Wyiklia - exOriseeed mother to bear of Smiths of Mesabi by Its next sorbing. If there is say probate of patriotic masideratioas, - . like those whisi regulated physical animation io Sparta-4mi Ketoses will sot p down. The wily physical finials( eatmeraged by them shows is in volved is mere feeding fee the prime tee weight. The heaviest infant is rarely the nest promising,' either as to body or mind. Infants can hardly, is the pre seat state of oar knowledge, be trained to beauty and there ems be tittle eneouragesient to try peso- tically foe that prise when the decision must be matter of uses personal tuts There is no disputing abut tastes when people, whether arbiters or sot, differ about dark and fair, brown nee and blue, chubby cheeks and bright expressios. And, u a matter of feeling, it is as uncongenial thing to tree hearted parents to have the comparison drawn. Let the thing be done later. Let us hue a good sand physical education fee ill, Andrea f and then let the parents throng to pm sompetitions of their boys in cricket and swimming, sad their little girls in ball-play, racing, and dansiag.' Let the little lads try their skill in the reaping field, as on the continent, for a prise of bosom, or foe plume ; and let the girls bind after them, and reap too, if they like. Let physical ideation be a nutter of general, sad eves pabile mum, where it cannot be otherwise had ; bat let oar prise shows be of something else than of infants who cannot asset their own alsims, or cos ' plain of snob a wrong. limas a good day foe our peasantry when esttagers obtained a depart ' meat is 1011111P4601111. We like to see them exhibit pigs and fowls; and better still, vegetables; and beet of all, flowers. Bat, when the peise-specala ' toe tries to improve on this, and crosses the threshold " from the yard sad garden into a man's boas, which is hls castle, with proposals that a more seared ' , blossom than those of the pries should be exposed to the dust, sad the star; and the midden - al a mixed malt/tads, the peasant and artisan should tars him oat, and those who are qualified to speak fee society ahosid tail him that we want no BAUM, her& Mx court. --?.—. BALMORAL, Oct. 3. Th. Qom, sototapaaied by the Priaosee Royal sad Pelee's' A 11.., sad attended by the Dashes of Wel liegtem and t h e U... Bast:tee /Im o rote ill yesterday ataeneen. Tko Mao want oat deer-stalking. Despatokos mom soot vistorday to the Omoraors of Australia and Ms Gmasor of the Cap. of Good Hops, from tits Colosial-allos. The Deans of Cambridge. and the Prbmem ]Lary are about to lower the Bari aad Oesatoss of Wilen vita a vWt at Hostas Park. The Earl of Minto sad family have arrived I Matowequare. Lesides; to mks porparattowe for the Tsar• Ave of the Lady Charlotte Biliot with Mr. Pedal, M.P., "Mob Yto Wee Owe at At. Georges, Itaaover-squaro, ea Tworday meat , BALI OF LORD WATIIIIFORVO ETOD.—ThOII= qui of Wainford's stud, 'tailless, brood sorer, bona bi stroplordiasers, Miami, to., an to boo brought to tee Manor, at Curaribsoorr, oa the 21tb fast. The Mai et Beedford ism become the pureheeer at the Taos veleta, la Shropshire; the ria M rimti t t z hays ba bees 197.00 W. A sakes eaeidsot hie befallen Mr. Richard' P. Last, sea of the member for Norte Wilts, ese at his ryes hairier bees eaddeutelly destroyed by a shot tree the gas el eas of the keepers Cape. R. Sththair, of the 87th, lithe we shot in the IWO while samitieg a sesliag ladder is the aseault es the Reda., le aid to be going es favourably. 8. P. Caller. Seq.; M.P., is &boot to twigs the Ressedenbip of the bens* of Peeve, sad will sit fen the be den la that sipeolty at the appreashei seems. the day kr width le set yet fled, bat will probably be la the earlypert of the swath. The Tows dessel been soled te took thole mpamembetima of the Monad geatiarsea's abate, sad lao anaestios with tho borough, by heralds bin Ws rade Maser, to take plasm ea tho seakebr day, it Bali's Hoed. The Bishop of Exabas has ossisooratod Low aura mid& km has roloodly meta et Boa, soar Plymouth. There via a Imp atteadeara. isdadiag a ormeidoeubli iambi, of oiergyama. Mr. Priam sad kM holy boys wore Want, oadolootod No Imam as la may Eddy be tau sued that the wee Wm* to Is la dbilembed to Puioyhae, sr Nat tor the demo hie usher Pomegibeledosemes. The Rey. Thaw Cockier% LA.. mate aerie awe, duet. lies bees Unwed by the thebitp of Ruts, te the payment Gamy of Pipeeteet. By the death of the Bev. J. Lawson, the [living of Itselieptee, with the petptesel way et keveitteka; the every et N.• Kayo, betoseee /meat. Tie living Is meth SOU a year, end Is fa the gift et the Bishop of Batter. CtiMow Gnaws Scsocn..--Tbe trustees./ ries/bed bate mot fat tb• purpose of deities a head lial•mr, bat Soy were so overwhelmed Irldi appliastioso, dioro Was ao loam alas 56 eaadlJ•tan Who had not is their Metimesiale, that it was final impseiblo at ow to , detemobee ea the Weeds. As adleommoat dtereleire took pima ter a low dem la eider that the Mahe oi,the vbeiode ' oiodbletts might be yr 'moll elite& is& Oho' pillow* stliebtild beet quailed to reader the easel as armlet to the teem mid • esabluy et mood leeesim• Anatimew Visrr.—Bir Cheriss Wood, Pint' of tb• Admiralty, bee pall a dylei via of iliizhaM, duly Meyomed the Qmomes -Wharf, sad She mermaid : mimeo muting to the latter. Camel Pegs" lad arrived at Plymouth, sad 'es, tamed the tattooland Of the lioyel Artillery Li the Weaterh' Maoist, la emeseeleo to oolousl AMAIN, vino Plied r a sinus bee 'spired. About 260 of the prisoners of war, at Milb.y, ban ben, liberated, imolai bees ambeaged for a like member 'et leeliels }rheum of war. Tin PALL OV 111011110 POL.—Last might the libitum of Blaakiestb were mooed Leto • mate of activity oy the tale. lime of • gram! demimondes, he order to ealebeate the wisterias et the Allied maim `the Chimes I has been i Ihas slam raised its ' TSB lILALIC MA. t i • • • .. lb. following's fros the Mesita.: g l- , g , Zrabouref Heiaisere, soar liebestepol, . . _.___,_2 l'. ' 8•14 * 22 . .... esearasses, of . t-. t roops for &Worts was soft *ea 0841 •7- Bran cavalry sod artillery distributed *he the &Wee, sad Crampons, Dose iateatry &sharked oe booed nee-of-war, the Jima-Bart sad the Ulm being among the number. The latter thea put ee see. _ .. Admiral Bawl , 40. In the sapodillas. Everywhere, afros as previous to the cap ture of fiebestopol, the greatest setivity nips throughout TMs.eeni - 06, - the - apes by Admiral Blast to sePt Abe IIII•dekoviod +cp fo pinup the strolls, etched at the roadstead of Sebastopol on the 18th of September, seaming hem Constantinople, and lest from Odessa.. After assistlng the Myren* frigaii, which' hid hose "treaded, undamaged, at the old Seraglio cape, to pt afoot, the Phidgitaa west to Tondos, .when she fell in with two vessels becalmed, maim from Tonle., laden with troops; she tusk is tow the three-deaker Valley, Contain De Byre, brought her ia 25 hours to Constaatieople sad these* to the Bleak Sea, where the letter was enabled to sestinas her passage. Having returned to the Bosphorus, and having taken on board, for Odessa, iOO Russian prisoners, wonoded or amputated, and captured at the battle of Tniktir, the cor vette took in tow the Terrine, Captain Flautist de Lsagle, end said for the Black Sea. The Valley and the Teresa* arrived at Remises\ some few days ago. The oorvette, oa her way to Odessa, met off the Isle of Serpents a great many Greek vessels on their way to the Dutch', to load with core, in right of the leave recently gives to neutral vessels. The Isle of Stepan or Fidoeisi, lbs Gel, Wapd in the Black Sea, is a burnt and eaked rock, lying about 20 miles off the mouths of the Danube, almost. east by we* t with the Belies, the principal mouth of the river. There is on this island a lighthouse, 200 Bailin% feet above the level of the ess. The light is not ktipt up at present. The delta of the Dinah' is quite fist, the landing places have little depth of water, sad the has. are not seen until, m it were, you teeth them. • Haters seems to have plead the Isle of Serpents in this spot to claim the mariner , ' gratitude. It is very desirable that the lighthouse should be illuminated belief winter. Is execution of the treaty of *ahem. 16 French pri soners coming from the interior of Rosie were delivered up. so Captain Easel, of the Phligitonon, his arrival la the Odessa road", under a log of knee. The *sem: has now only a few of our wounded and a mall amber of prisoners; on oar aide, we have still in our depots and oar saintliness above 3,000 pHoonen. , The Crimean news and the taking of Sebastopol ware known at Odessa, sad had eauedatich consternation. The commander of the Phligitos, on tonchieg at Teaks for the purpose of taking the despatches of his allesges of thp English cruiser, gladly took on board . an Etiglish agars, prisoners of war, who was impatiently waiting for an opportunity of ageing to the Crimea. He con signed them, on arriving off Sebastopol, into the hands of Admiral Lyons, on board the Royal Albert. The foaowing are the names of these prisoners:— . Reston, stapes, sad O'Sullivan, master. amiss both of them from the boats of the Beglish man-of-war the Cossack, who were se ill•treated in the Baltic near Bingo; Hardwick, captain of the 17th Linear@ ; Clarke, lieutenant is the 60th Regiment of Foot; Malted. Pope, Tickers, Thomas. Llse Hanby, officers of the Commissariat ; Carew, captain is the merchant service. The gratest cordiality reigned during the whole of the pewee between these officers and the staff of the Phidgeton. The Tarkish prisoners will be in future excksoged, by , virtue of a supplementary convention, like the other &Mid , prisoners, and will be received by our erasers off Odessa on, the signature of the superior ofikez charged with the exchanges. ' Tend's, where the cruising ground usually lies, is a very sandy peninsula, very little elevated, and satiated to the ' south of Otchakoff. It appeals to be formed, like all this pert of the oast stretching from Cap' Eisburs to Perekop, , of the alluvial deposits of the Bog and the Dnieper, leaving here and there apertures, which the sea has reserved capri ciously for itself. Tends, in rounding off from the north to the south and the west, forms a vast and secure bay. the I soundings of which, both inside and outside.. have been frequently takes by the allied exasess. The two squadrobs might, is awe of seed, find safe shelter there. The penianda is evacuated ley the .Itossisas. ♦ light hems is to be seen es it in a good seta of repair, bat the light is not kept up. The wawa in gbh spot almond is ash. They are tromp ores for use .r two•nwalhs daring the wiater. Wbea ships us at Um Teesdra soaketsge Otchakoff and the citadel of Mahan Ms be ems fres the mast-bead. Oa the Bth. the deg en which Sebastopol was taken, a violent gale from she aortic-east assailed the Wieder/mason. and prevented it takieg ep a pelages. As the triad ►lew towards shore thp ships would ham rim the greatest deager, aid Um risk of being lest, without bevies it is their poser, owing to the stets of the sea, to do say sorioao barn to Sal 50e57. - - Aiwa the Bth, s aerth•esster begotten prevailed, sad with tolerable viols:NA This elrethastanes, web* Is attributable to the equinox, hos essagiored so saddest, tree hat it ppm lyeed the operatics', on amount of the very pendent nes sures taken by the Admiral esunthading•Webist sad by the oilthen ander hi. orders. At present the pie hes subsided, mad the sea is airs. 111 the Doane et yesterday, the 211.. the sererruhip the Novena, end the Andes battery the Lave, Oept. Cesualler, asehored in the roadeteed. The Lave has entered Btreletshe Bay, where thus b a/resdy the Tosetati. towedin by the Phlggitee. Fort Constantine has begs dring their sad bombs it M two ships; but without touching thoti.,:4 a• PRINCE OORTCHAHOFF ON THE FALL OF SEB ASTOPOL. • 1 A portion of the 14; e :i n / document, takes • from tke bevaiiii• Busse, op m our impression pee. tordsy : GENERAL ORDER TO THE ARMY OF THE SOUTH , 'AND THE SEA AND LAND FORCES IN THE CRISIS& Restyled's, Heights of talismans, Sept. 12. Valiant Coisteda,—Os the 12th September lest year a strong hostile army appeared before the walls of Sebastopol. Notwithstanding its anmerioal superiority, despite the orb• settee of obstacles which 'military set might have opposed to it is the tows, that army did sot dare Mask it by stain form, bat andortook a regular siege. Sipco that time,. sotwitbstasdies the formidable means at the disposal of our enemies, who, by their numerous shim constantly resolved reinforcements, artillery, and ammunition fur eleven months and a half, all their efforts Allied before your bravery and firmness. It is a foot -r annals that a town hastily fortified, should have born ►bye to hold oat means of attack of which have hitherto could have bona foresees nature. enormous and of each a desariptioe. )f sa artillery of colossal months, tb• enemy havlas frequautly prolonged bombardments of tea town, essay bandied thoessed meads, sf t►s isadeguitcy of Moir efforts, t brut* by a ..abort. they mode Um small on different entered tie towa n .list yea reesived and they were driven beak on alt brilliant assns. to return to a esatiaustloa of multiplyiag their batteries, and their Meath works and Laing day upou which you repulsed the half have elspeod, daft" whisk 'duty sad of love to the throne sad . heroically disputed *oat lash of smallest' to advance saly foot by, feet, torrents of blood mad sa incredible leas yard of vetted piss& Waage your eosins did sot fleet • to the bighset demo of self desist. 4 ty sea pour poison wen without the ware et the possibility of appeasabse of the wig 'weaselly se , wore suited sorer the walls. The Vaasa Bebsesopel gaily pew aer -1 tlestreetlea stUl farther late ►' mishears. ' the sapsisrier d lolly isfeder to the spdat hese, p is the resort, and the domestic r cotter is the play pies.. M so, ▪ the asseion , bobklp ow !--to the of *ids ryes of streo cattle 1 1 —to Ostia; r'• sad ris i es 7Li stki4 fetbers, ire and hoisted their babies overhead b JAPRESS FROM PARIS. ~...., PARIS, Ti wan .glintly. Although the that the Baak of Milli to 51 per Gent, wee not daring Boarss hours, the mann was tally diti Pedalo sad the_ __WI in anninaced by tsbigraph t was eoasldered a sure indi cation that the anti4Ad resolve had been taken. The Bank of France, , after having, in deference to wishes apnoea in a high quarter, hesitated for the lastiottnight, Instoday added to raise in dis count is 6 per cat. The Bak hes further resolved not to discount peer with mot than seveay-ftve days to nut, and fo cell upon a its debtors to pay an instalment of 10 per ant. epos advances already made. Thai narked symptoms of tightness in the messy market pranged a very great effect, although they ease apes nary *w r by surprise. it is the apprehension of abuts of this kind which has pro duced the great deirersion of the last few weeks. Still the 0)311;6140os detract( precautionary measures being taken by the Balms of England and Fran°, on the same day struck the public mind very forcibly, and produced a very general de sire to close all speculative amounts. The Rents fell • , closing at 64fr. 45c. Credit Mobilier tell 05fr. Austrian railways declined 16fr., a larger fall than ' has yet been seen on this favourite security in say one day. French railways were exassively heavy, and fell without any exception. Orleans fell 10fr. Northera,l2k. 60c.; Bestern,l6fr.;Lyons,l7fr. 600.; Lyons and Mediterranean, 20fr. ; Soo-them 25fr. ; Western, 18tr. 76c. _ _ _ M. Olozage, the Spanish Ambassador, had as indium of the Emperor to-day to take leave. He does sot, bowevir, set oat for Madrid immediately, os menet of the state of his health. The Emma is very 6r from well. She does not dine habitually at the Imperial table, and is subject to frequent ;makings. itepons that an °facial an nonnesasent of her promos* will soma be inserted in the MoMmor matinee to be eirenlbted. The ldth of the month is mentioned as the day when, barring seradents, the long-expected intimation will appear. There is a talk of a treaty having been concluded with Swaim It is a curious fact that the important intelligence of a large French faros having been landed at Baps tads, which, first published in London by the Express, woe emphatically contradicted two days sue sessively by the clubs, is given by the lifmiteisr to-day for the first time, not in the columns usually devoted to the most resent sod interesting intslli glass, but is the shape clan ordinary letter, inserted io the third page amodg advertisements and common news. The DReite speaks of the new plan adopted for =the price of bread in Paris, and considers it far to that whieh has been sated os since 1811 By an ordinance passed in that year, the prise of bread wee directed to be fixed every fortnight, ao =ding to the average quotation of the flour sold at the corn market during the preceding fourteen days. That avenge was struck, however, only from the quo- Utica, of flour of the first quality actually sold in the market, through the agency of the authorised °ore feeton, no account being taken of any flour which might be remold, or sold' by auction, or declared, after examination, not to merit the designatioa of first qua lity. Every day the quantities so disposed of were added together, es well as the sums obtained for them, and at the end of each fortnight an average was struck, which served as the basis for the official price of bread. The second quality bad its price de termined by diminighing that of the first quality either 7e. or Be., according as the number of centimes was odd or even. But this system was manifestly vicious, immesh as the sale of flour at the Paris market seemly represented the twentieth part of -the. quantity cusemsed in the, department, awes taioed by examining the official tables. Taking. far instance, the period from the 16th May to the 30th Sept., 18511, it, will be found that, whilst amV1111,147 quintals of flour were sold at diaMeikkon Ms thaw 744,295 were. consumed in tips. filisslmeisk The system was also zoeedingly albottio a emit*, very hdportaat point—it gesaitated spieniation, and mosoanged fictitious sales. The quantities maid sash day being known .Iy. the 461 • re tares, it was sufficient, in pardealar asses, towards the end of a fortnight, to bring into the merket a certain number or qointals of flour to ohmage the average either for a rise or for a fall i and the import ance of such an operation may be judged of by the fact, that oily la. in addition or in diminution makes a difference of upwards of 120.000 fr. per fortnight in the department of 'the Seine. It is in presence of these and many ether inconveniesses, that the Pre fect of Mho some short time bask ordered the old plan to he abused, - and the avenge for the future to be itrnsji flooi the whole of *smiles of every kind really disses 4 both' hive's and seam being obliged to make a asslaration at sault Maiseatlen t and all money pains-ring to pas through ea Am applaud fir the purpose. SPAIN. In the sittiotof the 3rd instant a bill was reel4e, the Cartes, fixing the contingent of the apseti* army, for 1868, at 70,000 men. The Cortes wards approved of a bill containing liberal sae* mete relative to the Omission of political neva es the Spanish territory. We have received the Madrid journala of the 29th alt. The Council of Ministers had been for eome.clays occupied in considering the manlier in which it would present to the Cortes the question of alliance between Spain and the Western Power.. It was not expected that Spain would immediately take part in the war in the Bast, but the half of the reserve would be called under arms in the early part of January, aiid the other half in the course of the year, ea circumstances might require. Generele San Miguel and Doles have approved of the idea of giving a .livided ICTORY OF THE IE ' ~.. 4 I +... 1' i` ' .16.- fit /E l i 42, '. 3 A 1 eArAlip:: muss sem fr . 0.. 0 . 00 v....... a c l , „.•,.._ . NAT. The following devil& has beeseposted - Boone: 4 th• " Mandial laaiaa‘that a brilliant ousaist of cavalry mu aught en the Sib alt., at Eaiaii, Svc learmenathout of 'Weeds: in which the Run= cavalry, commanded by Gomel ILA 'were defeated by the French ea vahy, ander Chinni Allonville. " Six guns, twelve ammunition mums, cad a sampaigs forge, with all the apparatus, and 180 pri mmer*, of whom two were eillosrs, were captured, besides 260 harem of the Randast H. "Fifty of the Remises were killed, among whom was Colonel Audrowsky. "Of the Frets& 6 were killed end 27 wounded." LATEST DESPATCHES PROM PRINCE OORT- CHAROFF. (Bs =memo misozarx.) cram elm 0111 X 00131100111= HAMBURG, Ow. 6. lotelliirmeibm Ilia received at Br. Petersburg from Primeediertehakog which briar the sews from the Crimes up to the 3rd instant. Tate Prbsee reports that on the previous day the enemy nob lua ineffectual dank movement. (YORWAIDID DT OV$ PAM • " Oar. 3, lysont*. " Yesterday the ;e®p effected a movement against our left flank, and thin withdrew. " Oar advanced posts still weepy their former Inc u Nothing boa zat been nadartaken against the north bete • • NEWS FROM VIENNA. (IT ZLOOTSIO TILIBOILLIII.) 012011 001 OW 00111111POND111 HAMBURG, TZIIIISIMT. InteMynas has bein received here from Vienna a:beading tip to this day. At a meeting of the Bank Dbeeters held at Vienna to-day, a communiestion was made to the effect that the Amtrian Goverment agrees to mortgage to the bank the crown doombcs,valued at 160 =Elks florins. The derfrion Oarrmpondens states that the mer chants of Geprewiteoh have pstitiosed France and England that the Gore trade may be permitted is the Bea of Amt. nada peeps: precautions, to ships wiling under the protection of the flags of the Allied Powers and oleo:Ural states. The mine authority gives news from Constantinople, of the 27th ultimo, that the Romaine had captured a r 'Parkin envoy of provisions destined for Kr" together with 1,000 horses aed SOO latelligenoe has inn received tress Weresw, dated the 2.d instant, that government notioca win pub. 100 on that day, under the signature of the aril Governor, Laseckyneki, announcing the abolition of die restrictions on the ads of salt, and that w akes= would be' permitted to import any quantity, ea might nit their coansience. On the same day there arrived at Elsinore, as &welsh prism s the bark Precious and five other THE NEW DANISH SIT 3;a01.110 TRLDGIAPII.) we have this morning resolved the following bow on: eilepspeipit at Hamburg: ' The weer ilmentibstion hes been promulgated at Oopeolsagee. The King's wants, having rofossi his Amster,. hum been dismissed from the ebbf sow seed of the 'aloud& . THE sad ths tall of Sobaotsyd. It sosoisted af an allogort. WIT vsprossatiag " Tbs tufty of Naalsad sad Prawn " " Markey sad Sordiala "—" Tko Army ad. Navy "—sad "Tits batik' of Abu. Nslablays. Worms., Toltstsays, sad Sobestopel," with aa imams attosbor of &madams. Mess sad het, la sidasbis sestalas, WA& of. nuts Mks" aeons ow last of wbisb wars Fantasist/7 sat ',bow/ of blask, witb a rill sad mat bows, sad Os " Masi* " 4 wbbs, vary ybibly bapoisted ea It ; Wank mad white aM, tWrlag tie Vied "K%Bpi' possaisa formed ea BisskZatb; sad assns..id amnia' st dark, illsadaed by s rust amber of vier as soiosesd tersiso• tkavadb tb. talladdid avow ormtwiak, ham, ildsakassat, sad Los, Asap sstandor Bisakboali, whams loge basdre,l6 fan assw, sessissed tar farad.. pblptieber, gas tar, sad fake ssiibsatibiss, was t i p - GNUS OiSslseati : sad slims a to madam,* Rama. a t oms awls, et Atewerks. mid* Maid seesittee ► ampislsd W .set salsashe deessarsdal Oat IssOity. ibis Coast del cJa , Ilisastbst, Disbesiiillapp Mb "D a fi r m, , • ,• I •;,., tonem,..o-; -et • unit last amounts from the Crimea," says ,a let t* fans Vienna of the 30th alt., in the Pea dart Geseria, coats down to the 28th. 'sheathes had .stermlted thie French camp that the Ran army bad ben redwood to 130,000 men by the loess is the late ambits ; that General Oortchakoff was endeavouring to concentrate his foroes as much as possible, in order to be able to maittaia himself again an attack from the allied army Until the reinforcement of 20,000 men, which he had ordered up from Pereira's, should have l They wire expected about the sod of the id. r~os t e h,and it was thought that the gessral would then retire into the interior of the Dimes. General Glartehekoft begins by degrees to direst hie align linen towards the north. A letter from Varna, of the 22nd, states that five blockading IIIiMMINS hare left for the Gulf of Odessa." zus soca • _ ma, sad letter hest Coostastisopis, of the 24th ult., we "u"'" "'.. 'et''''‘. '- -7 A grand fate, the proceeds of which should be divided beton lid fa military act F o s s mud says : - 14 Flied Pasha , Minister of Foreign Affairs, 'between the wounded at Sebastopol and the challis " ss ? failed your uni•sij in premises of theeneeoy, et has been labia:mid for sows days. Prince Lajas. of the cholera in Spain; ma Doc/tees de M Vittoria __ s ___ . i _ woe the 1 and es , Csettoryski intends. it is satin mid, to °manias a and the emutl o tele dt Looms are 'to be the principal :::::: o s „ayling th e t h Wester' °Nye of Polish Commas. It is rumoured that Gemmel g letre """ e` ,the icte. • in calculations of this sour Pala of Beldam had been mailed, his attempt to organise .. . : Lad with wens so snore t . the Bashi-Bewails being considered a failure. MU BELGIUM. - after Me ruinous e ff ects of OA ay, " eve tapha Pasha, Governor of Tripoli, whom administys. The Duke and Michas de Nemours and their three wattieued for nice scathe • number lion has long ben esmplshisd of, h as h as soth i note d children arrived on Mende morning at Antwerp. had rowans to prober The duke and duchess trave l under the name et Count &tog Ala each cocaidoa si the in- (l"Pelblir of Wel". a" Oases Peal ' the thwir " and Counties Louis de Lambelos, and they were re- they louse seavieeed of I i f at m, ' nor et that lei, bailie" Not le Tripoli." rabid by General Prime, aide-de-camp of the King aid nesivod to take &boat order to ! • . of the Belgian,. The ex Queen of the French. ac- 0. the 13th of Jam they • Crimea ' • eoespanied by the Duke and Defaces of Mentpensiee sides, and essfagsossid oat I alligort. EGYPT " '''' ' 2 ' l ' and their four children, arrived at Ostend in - the thew with bauspidity, and 'r e "" ..— A low i sh= m osis d r i sc i s d ot jit ort if ew . of eh . afternoon of Moaday. Her Majesty and their royal Wats is the most brilliant 4 - '—wad 22. A say s : . highnesses wore received by his Bays! Highness the This shook forced tam i alimaya, , ii: E o" „ n o s at present c .,„, p ,„,d of zo o as Duke de Brabant, who arrived from Brussels la the their drat plan of siege, tia•ditals. who, as regards their eleglebg, food, pay, and exercises, are elefilifill• Mamming the activity of 1 auto sad id as whet • esadides'm weed be wished. The i n f an t r y _ • • ' opeastiewk y wt f ort h id divided wine iiiiidials a. 3.000 men ea*. There to the word alms to •of Album 1.000 wren. Thies are 1,300 GREECIL Maes the memorable dal matte engieems are iimposod si. ter baits. Letters frown Athens to Sept 21 state that, sot- limit two 0041110 and 8 I Ro hl "d a si ff il2i h oo o ro 7 jir e pol edi e e p too p o _ le al t,.... des ~I t ,____ll" ote,"___erell. witbstaeding the meats in the Odle's, King Otho oeiebefod S 7 essUssests st 4 - ... s p a w n : --.- -- " owa p a h" -- 71 .p"'"M"`,_" • !_ 111. does not Nos in the least disposed to give way. •In to your ooesio7. le hove 7, 4 ,5 00t0 0 -- ' =as" t e lle ,ait. os ra .hars r --- wgth sh e „aottoTh"' ou r few as _ ... interview whit& he had with the Frisch and Posed. foiling Oa eloolla ob, Limb. am era emesslrledl at Almeedria tar snag i dg • moguaw envoys co the very day' w.....L , ... the latter-had sad Purchase with amen , aer7 assawsores. . Miami ..Friebs..is . sbarad with theta anirosseed the wassail= of Sebastopol to the Greek of omemeitios each lard c s ol 4Cheacbs be Meatethe, t the TWaey lames with him all the Witmer moieties by the mend of enmesh the King said 131 ibis obitieste 00. rope at beech . of the so sad. Hu Hty•ese Who ......, — ,„ 4 " 1 ",.. ‘ ?" 1 „_,, ith illett,_,. *kir plaiely that be would dismiss the Minister at War the eoettorY. forces to the eriosiis ltd, ed iett laig 4s= "lls.- , h e il o r= eggeaus g7Ml: l 4 B , o i ll O d i withal* ley ... ootedi_ "ice whatev eL ,._ . MM. Mamie, and Bet it your inuseidity s by • • , 1 adalealtalidd laiaisiedistrapssad pm, am . Wyse repose at the Men of mow iosintstisos. is- bassith Nun are so* * I s''' s hssn• INN, Nis are to he always alma the ism" 110111•9•10••• aids, puttiosiarly in the eessmity in whisk their. defealio. •A• the Wes , 11 7 1 7 i' l chdet sss• siss ho lias si : sam ba, owed fa vesuni tbe_ a____...„ eafert:E r e loL et halm goveranseals would be plated of taking .4 nrilayr .sese, rasa, their holieries ow , ...., 111 e suss ifiesossel Raise* were .lii. Raoul ads slice whisk aimed ii eialif to Basebal PlP ele V have • le ""h nioy le ° "" "'"' the two Waist** oared to refer to tbsir paw New. end met doe* aid %Masi ha PIS tale tha • TAU ha% ie Pe e : ati lel aim' nis i ripsoossd too: i dea , dlidedialit sines sew-mob I st duals , issicssdses. sad Ulm ti115.11111,11,-, Now IMO. eseregares - - litiesl of =Mimi a ON pit sliellaim . rem .- :. ... . . • .N. Nt a.' . WZ•4.. , 1 RAIN saisoissa el the ...T..: . .. ‘ . • - . - • . .. . ; rear. the essay, after the concentrated sett* of %a ap May daring thtrty daye—whieh cost our maw frau Ave hundred to ens thousand men pee day—eseaseas e g that learn& boinbardseat (homeordeaseni ernsfan b um infinite naselan of mines of war, and of a calibre Idskin g neknown, whisk destroyed our defences, repaired brad night with so great labour and at great loss, ender the ta w . seat Ire of the eaemy. The principal work, the Heade Redoubt, in the Malakhof Hill (the key of Eleheatopel os I , plat dominating the whole tows), had experienced ecoal. Unable end irreparable damage. To mations ander thesesizonnastanoes the datsseariaba loath side world have been to 'spots our troops daily to a useless bistobery, and their preeelreadion is to day, men g ig over, noesseary to the Memos and to Russia. • Par thine With -goat in sty heart, but with a fail " " ' conviction, 1 remilvg h to 0,1101111111 Sebastopol, sod tak e the troops to tbb op side by the bridge °mistrusted bek i 4 hand over thew bay end by boats. Meantime the enemy, beholding on the Bth of Septeed ie at 10.30, the half•ssined works before them sag u m ; K. loff Redoubt with ha ditches filled up, resolved %p a l desperate assault, first oa Boationa No 2, Korsika, No. 3, and alter about three hours upon Bastion No. 3, 1 the Belida and Schwartz redoubts.. Of these Ms attack, dee were gloriously repulsed. of the points of attack, like that oa Bastion No. 2, on el l :4 the enemy had eacceeded in bringing guns by flying bridgee p b av i si at vationlit r pe. been taken sad retaken. rewaisag filially oars. But the Yorailofl Redoubt, more deasget than the others by toe bombardment. was takes by di Fnach, whir brought more than 30,000 sea against it, 14 could not be retaken after the great hosts we had seined* the commencement of this combat, for it would hers neesseary to mated in the Licit of the rains a • tery e. iodise, and then emu a narrow ridge above soap s. h t rear fain occupied by the French. Sue an might have prevented us achieving the pirepom ) g and would have soot us, without the *OW. incaleulable loosen P*4 The attempt was the more needlem, as, fee reasenedemilp nootiosed, 1 hid resolved t reunite the plies, n u *, fore, as the success of the enemy was confined to tbe oohs eaFture of the Korniloff Redoubt, I ordered that se snick' should be made ea that redoubt, and that troops &p o w remain in front et it to op.-the any coutinuation 0'46 esemy's attack meths town itself, an order which weessii sated despite of all the efforts of the French to get boy* .the gorge of be redoubt. At dusk the teepee were ordered to retire, aeterdisi thearrassesseate previously made. The examples of bravery you gave duties that day s : Tidiest comrades, meowed gush a feeling of meta is enemy, that, despite the knowledge they must have bed* oar retreat by the explosion of oar mines, which oar trempe fired one after the other as they gradually nomad, they sot only did not pursue as in columns, but eves seats( Sting with their artillery, which they might have caudated • with impsnity. Valiasit comrades,—lt is painful, it is hard lc lease Sebastopol is the itoesny's hands. But remember INF sacrifice we made ups the altar of our country in 1311. — Moscow was Airily se valuable as Sebutopol—we 'undoes( it after the immortal battle of Borodino. The defame( Sebastopol dot ag 849 days is superior to Societal), lad when the es. my entered hicacow in that greet year of 1811; they only hued heaps of stones and sabot. Likewise it it not Sebastopol which we have left to them, but the beraisi l , miss of the town which we ourselves set fire to, baring i maintained the honour of the defence in each a mannertlise tsar great grandchildree .y recall the remembrance the with pride to all polarity. Bebutopol lupe us chained to its walls ; with its fall as, sequin freedom of movement, sod a new war commismap war is the open field, that most congenial to the BMW soldier. Let us prove to the Emperor, let us prove to Burma, that we are still imbued with the spirit width animated oar ancestors in oar memorable and pstzieffe. struggle. Wherever the enemy may show himself we wll4 present our breams en him, and d. fend our native leedild we defended it in 1812. Valiant warriors of the land and sea fores.l Ze the. tune of the Emperor I thank you, for the unszunplei courage, firesocts. and constancy you hare displayed dyke the siege of Sebaatopol. I think it my duty to 'sprees particularly my vatityki,! l to your courageous chiefs, to General Osten Swim vlll4 commended the garrison for slue months; to Lintel's*" 'Generals Cheteleff. Chroultff, Patioloff, and Semiskia; Vice Admirals Novoeilsky and Paaaphiloff; to Major Gap I rale Msrtlnao, Piebelstein, Lyssensko ; Aide decamp reds Onrosssoff, Scholtse, Khronrikeff, °deems, Sabei, t funky, Sehaidernan ; to Prints Wassilsehikoff and Tetanal Colonel Hostianinci, Henneriels, and Gardner; Captsime Urine, klikrionkoff, Perelsaine, and to all the dame tit; talk part in the siege. In thus expressing the gratitude your worthy enn4 menders ere entitled to who ars still living, let u alma kesenr, comrades, those who have fallen honoured, 111.! our faith and for our country on the ramparts of Sebeatmel, Let us remember the immortal camas of Nadine& Eerniloff, and lasagne, and let us address prayers te tha Host High that He will grant them panes, and eteresikk, their memory as an example to the fatties pastilles dl the Rumbas. THE INDIAN MAIL. BOOTHASIPTQN, Faina. `7 The Peniaealar and Oriental Company's etessir— packet Maxine, Capt. John K. Joy, Admiralty 404 Lieut. James Inglis, It.N., arrived with the ledil malls at 4 a.m. Her dates are: Alexandria, 21; Malta, 26; Gibraltar, SO. She brings forty-six passengers, among whom ma Mr. and Mae Abeffecombie and children, Lanai._ Hughes and Pourer, Major Hodson. Mis and (alibis Mr‘ Somme and child, Lieut. Coningial• Lieut. Husky, Bede' Jones, . Mr. Heals sod UM . , children, lieut. Hart and servant. Her cargo consists of 805 bales of silk, 349 e 4 9.1;, ditto, 8 eases shawls, 18 bales ditto, 2 easel grail .1 cloth, 18 chests tea, 68 packages sundries, 9 opium, 108 packages gum, 117 bales wool. 29 0 111614 _, elephants' tusks and 76 acksges ditto,-17 bale , 61— flax, 8 turtles, 30 boxes lemons, 7 quarter-tasks trise.l l l case patterns, 1 box treasure, 1 box plants. 76 • packages sundries. Movements of her Majesty's ships.—At Malta ea .) the 25th, Ceylon (flag), Horatio, and Glatt , " (ids 4 Meteor and Rhadamanthus off Tunis). Arrival a 4 . the 24th, Fury (steam up and ready for ars). Medea and Medina. At Gibraltar. the Prometheus. Movements of foreign ships of war.—At Alms. • dria, the Egyptian eteam•veeeel Nile. On the 28th a 5 Cape Bon, passed a French two•deek ship under ' all sail, and a steamer with transport in tow; asd „ on the 26th, Zanbra, pegged a French two-deck ship, under all sail, steering S.E. THE PENINSULAR MAIL The Penland*, and Oriental Company's 1001 " - t Iberia, Capt. E. Christian, Admiralty Apart Lieut. Darby. R.N., arrived at Southampton yak terday, with the Peninsular mails. Her dates met , Gibraltar, Sept. 26; Cadiz, Sept. 26; Lisboa, Sept. 291 Vigo, Oct. 1. The •Iberia brings 30 passengers, amongst whits,_ is B. Oliveira, Bsq , M.P. Her cargo consisted of 16 packages of ape" • value 4,1721. -- The Iberia experienced outwards very fi ne weetbstif and consequently she arrived at Gibraltar forty hewn before dee ; homeward, fresh north-west and seaths.7 west winds, with much rain. Oa the let Oct. As_ passed the Tagus, with the outward Peninsular mar off Cape CorroWo. Sanspareil left Glibrallot on the 22nd Sept., with two companies of utilise/ for the East. The Iberia left at Gibraltar, on the 25th Esslttas ,31.31. steamer Prometheus; steam transport Jarrow, *AK an her way to the Crimea; also the steam =ort Juliana, on her way to Englaneam d wittrali itria Arrivrd at Cadiz, Sept. 26, the st eam Initit offm 'imai Le ag ft , N at o. L 66 isto f n or . on w:mie tge 29thh ser7p. aty.tktherki ships St. George and Neptune. Ass The small French war steamer New ton oontialMs.4 '4 at Lisboa as a despatoh vessel if wanted. The Nubia, with mails for Alexandria, 1014 4 at Gibraltar, on the 26th Sept., and le ft the v U. I dap Fie* The remains of the late distiegulehed artist, U. CaeiUs Roquepbin, wore felbriPod so tbil 0 . 111 2 1 1 Way el liastaartre cm Wedsesday by a wow' aufwfd astkes, aid pablie mos. 1 i 2