The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-05 00:00:00

CH AP PI7I 8' PATINTB. arl DA 0•11 TLIONT "macros' dewy disartpdash sod at a prima is comas et the Moses riass. 110. MMAlntt. larrahavey,lll.Wenha lllary4m. tlbe expireoo. TO 00113.111PONDILNTII. labiresmasibbileristke "Tbs Dereselaella Insiseysem, sea be a o . _. 116 Illeweile4trest. by Two AMYL ea w 41, a yabb. SIGH WATIR AT LONDON NAIDOI. ?me Da—llining. 1116 IM --Allman. 1116 lea Itemmew—teary. M. 11a. LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMB3I L Tallowy Market boo aseamod a quieter and less 'messy apps ent& As mania the mead sates of disconat, little amelioration is observable► the so bung 'barges recently established beiag generally tally maiataised. Nevertheless, more disposition is evinced by holders of mossy to groat accommo dations soaddsnes is stimulated by the absence of osnimereial embarrasement s and thus the belief of immediate anxiety, whit& a fortnight ago was disp ming 1* waay gainers into poeitive alarm. ban become ensides diminished. The commerelid ems malty are growiag more wesetesied to Ws rata of awry. whisk tiny law saw wortatand. am not w omanly awoopsaial by any *lan aanvilsion. camasm of weed maims clearness of vi dos, oar seer chants are now enabled to estimate more correctly the nal amoeba peados of the country. And the fact . which is meet dearly developed is this, that the Fe int son:seat is the money wicket must not be considered as approaching in character a cons aserciel aieir, ens is a mitigated fans. It may be more truly dreeribed sea eimietery sr Wins poe m% The away teat which has beer applied to our eommeres proves that, instead of being spenlatively inlistsd. it is inherently aad.oven reaserkably mond. The imputes tins to the rata of mosey ovideady ..4kl sot alginate in the rotivireseate of ea subtly 11110smied trade. Clomparatively eireeinseribed se our geopper re is at present, it cannot be emoted that the •MN et mosey (odd be maintained et their 'adding Ansel maims other Miasma were at work. To the Memo at these various disturbing mans attention Us hese repeatedly ailed: they eyries from a drain spesis sad banks. which itself is abbey ocesideasd .. by the war and by the usiatiefestery putties et the sled jamas& That this is the simple mid cornet missed= is inditiebd by the improved bells, whir& we have jest had the palliation of near& lag. On the one hand,. bellies had bees largely withdraws from • for oar troops, for oar grain mapplies, for the Tarldol kw; mad for per • diem at silver far —eine by Paseo for I we mows sad to, meet tbe diode meted by , bee delleleet barged. Under the restrietive opera- • of the Beak Charter Aet, the immediate remit : u.leee grove sweeter, dietettasee. Arrivals of gold Ile the exteet ct abeat s edam pads belt having - tekes-pleee. ws wham at Gees esesible revival of p. attainment el this beets hrergassat ivy ellipilles the asseties. Is the °Heiser 1847 earertaiaty .and doubt everywhere prevailed. The herbals foi st trade was thou keenly telt, sad additional wee induesd by the weeklies Waal to whieh the masa bad wade itself liable for railway euterpriess, dbo capital Bask is them Wag. der the hasediste pi : pied. utterly vaprodeetive. Other elessah elmeer - . tdaty co-operated to espearier distrust, with what die . artless remelt I well kaows. Ueda ezietlag stream elowese, the ridden et Wars is mach men clearly . diesel, wad the paths may usefully study. sad Goa swaths% their attention ape, the moveseest of the peeks, metals as the real ow of the disturbance sew experiessed. It is a reelarkabis het that, despite the receipt la Leaden of geld sareeatieg to about see Wiles and a half stadia, in value, the recovery to the stealtdesii and bathos Odd by the Bank sr England is el 701 only 73,1881., is shown in the latest pablishodcotwwl This hos is the Bask accounts diode now it 11403,36/4. Theism:um has boon soatianous sins the 23rd se huts leo, whew the aggregate was 13,169,0241. The feudal oil is them set loss thee ',Noma is • littk loom they fear maths It the, week eadiag the 3rd kat., to which the sod rotors will :slim .2 is souspated that about 300,0031. of do geld iwessid to by the Ballarat was seat kb Ha Bask bet :it twin to be sees whether tail MINA vas ssmisake • astod to say smut by a slasitankk editor is the shape of cola. Be that es It aq, it k 0,01.1, aliseat het that, whilst the sootlasalai oiskiages , aro maktaked at a pilot auk too ldgh to allow at do overt sepia iithse to likaliatioi at ordinary semaxisreial Isissemn. Ito have boa gib to Maim so moll a proportisa et din kb to =lnk It 'Dominates is a mtrikiai some die sztesosilialry notate et the present aut o sak.eddist oustheowiog may previoes thumbs. is a porgemat washy spinet Ihrosing a hasty judgment le to the weritheirel tee mosetary system ia time 4 war by mitt ftM applicable is time of peoga i ,.tratil the *idea of the Beak of Fresco se reser& its metals basis shalt be materially ameliorated, there is danger that the Greta if geld td that quirtir • will ma dame. The French Garemesst obvioasiy most have geld wherewith to gamy as the. •erar, sad Fresco, it is equally certain, must lad geld to per ches, path abroad. If the supplies of geld and silver already exist's, to that 'pastry do sot came brined with sofileisat freedom to asset these de. made, and if, sale peeved to be theme, the Wilke reserve to the Beak el Francs is too limited to allow of further thasidsrable draughts being made apes it toseletestly with safety to the reedit of that lastitatiou, the inference seems inevitable that supplies of the precious metals most be attracted to Frame from other mar ' bets by special operations. I. masegassee sC this seesesity an amount of silver. mowed at upwards at a million sad a half sterling, is stated to be to pro cess of withdrawal by the French Beak from the Beek of Amsterdam. The offset open the Dateh mosey market is &Alm h toodesey to that prodseed here by the previous !rasa bathes °madam The rate of &meat is Amsterdam hes rises to 4 per seat., sad a further *Max of spells wield doubtless drive it higher. As 'Booting the bullies sweemest,aelleient situa tion dose sot seem to have berm digested to the asap in the value of mossy ea the Coolant. Many pause seem to eatsetais as im pelled= that the rise is the mosey INA* is aniSell to Easiest! sad Freese. This is sot the OM The advsese =bode to nearly all the chid seats of esm• sera and isdestry thtoughoet Europe. At Bt. berg, sad I. several other aides, the rate of dissent is as high as In Paris end Lesdes—via., a par Met la Bonsai the adage. seems to have bean karst delayed, but eves tlisre it is new to decided progreet- Irberemever war loges we knew that geld invariably Sows thither is large qusatitise, pertly to meet the sanest earmases of the matud, and partly to satisfy -__ Iti& •1•li1S EA YE raSts . MONDAY EV 10 I. LA.TEST FROM Al3)10A1). TSB ALLIES AT THE DNIEPER. The Miming telspealde dispatch is translated frees the Invalids Bum. P, Oar. 24. 9 p.m. " Since yesterday, settler the onetfe fleet nor the lead troop, in posibea soar Kiabans, have eadertakes my movement, Thom has merely been coesiderable activity observed among the light beads of the Beet, peeling fees one detachment to soothes _ _ " The total number at the saamy's vessels meal= the man, sad their positioa at author is unaltered.' EUPATORLi. The F reach Molder of War has rewired the fol. l lowing telegraphie despatch from Marshal Pelhwier : " ISIBARTOPOL, Nov. 2. " On the 27th of October last General d"Alloaviliv. with 24 battalions, 38 squadrons, and 66 gone, advanced slang the road from Zapata& to itim• pheropol, as far as the Tehobatar ravine. Be found the Bussiens firmly established on the opposite side of the ravine, where they had constructed an in trenehmeat, defended by thirty-ddx 32-poanders. A few UM and horses in oar ranks were straelt at long range. Every attempt made to bring the enemy to an engagement outside of this strong posi tion failed. Ten Rusk@ squadrons fell back before four Turkish squadrons, whom General d'Alloaville had sent against them. Oa the following day, the same manoeuvres were reamed with no bettor result The want of water in front of Back, and the diSoulty of obtaining fodder, decided the general on retuning to Eapatotia on the 29th. The environs of this plum, for a great distance round, have been wholly abandoned by the Bassians." THE WAR IN ASIA. Th. Military Gasp& of Vienna pretends to ban received from Trebizonde tits sews that is his report of September 30, the Torldsh cessmandsr .1 Ken, Vasa Paella, &eland that he could sot hold oat mon than throe weeks unless he remind velaforre ants and supplies. Upon this Osier Pasha Mime &only gave orders to and to lan 12,000 hones, with provisions. It remains to be Nan whether this ro•riotualiiog corps succeeded in nesbing Kars. According to the nuns comespondsess, Prises &beta had arrived before the place with 14,000 hors, sod a fresh aurialt wrs thought imminent. THB BALM. HAMBURG, 8•11/IDAT, Nov. E. Seven English ships of the line—the Hwy, Edin burgh, Hawke, Royal George, Ajax, NU. sad Bleu. brim—tetuoing heat the Bald; bate attired the poet of KW. TDB WHITE SBA BLOCKADE. (Fresi die Masiestr) The Fres& beside, of Marine he received from Gallium, oommaading the Myatt* to sad the Frank blockade of the pits in the to Ike, s report, dated Ost. 99, of which the following is as extract s The oesessader et ler BatWM Majesty's hese end muesli had Lid deem the rale that ire should daetrey all the meths semis. bet surer W pus embossed ether meal ash OS WOO appear to boles W pinholes iseelidse easfroshely. Bet buts embeetvistly Welled" Ihmelhei led seas UN et these lathe far semveyisi U® samisla Imillsest plats it the sad. this Is., it mere, shier sit very am we neolved M yeseat ell . Mad el etsameets itlbs pest el SEW me Eames bow mall they sled be. sad this seeletiss bas bsem .rigersely serried SAL TM awe et the White lea is dated with auserees Alleges, seas at arida ere rather bargain by nesse at their perelatise sad the trade they are b the habit et envying ea with Many. Masa the layer sees. Ostia ad Zama wen &laded by a few ladled soldiers, ad she liewiess were bay labia wake of deism, along the new rime leak, ato then. Bewail sad Karst bad auk We she pealed with a moil liffltaay twee, mad their ishabitaas were used sad remised as militia. We bad theasid at lest at labia paassies of the three Is" weaskiatia aid we amid destroy la them alms baWimge,beiwagiag a the Immoral ; bet as sere laseastioa wee basalt a us slat the asereas wash Or/ asabiasd Tin my before lad kw all I away We the Dories previous to eras antral, aad *at salsa nimbi ham mo nosh beyead the issienstioa of a few private beam, and the rola ef numerous homilies, we pre up that myelitis& The edam villages of the east, although they had method a pert of the muskets seat teem Arehangel, amend, a list but HUM ballad to we them. Wareever, they pesesseed ao peedbilig of offering • moms reeintaase, sad ley eatirely at our Reny. We led , entered late TOMMY, with is.. of them fee the parttime of cattle sad fresh ;workless foe the essem, sad we slight hew Um able te supply am selves duds, SW maim amen, wbea some seas of rest severity ea tbe part of the Russia goverment, sad threats of death er beahluneat to Merle for ell that ebeald have deoliags with us, !Medina with sad pot ea sad to then laellaatiose. Babies baring re morse to tenor, they ale Melted spinet as the religiose feastiekm of the igssrsat inhabiteats, by darkling us to their eyes es berberem mad it pima maim, and W distributing mesa them medils having the Arnie w lafallibly presarvieg them ageism W stMeks of ear ante. They premised, moreover, that they weal& amply kidessaify them for say lases they eight sustain by ear sets, provided they bed semi at os: hem embaseadee or say plass whose' they might mph. us. Freak that time we perseived a moot Sodded state ed hostility swag the isbabiteate ef the meet N. aentral Sag attempted to eater the White Sas daring, ear stay ; bat a few Russian heats tried Is make for Nor way, by Seidel; adveatage of the thigh fop w imisea ll 7 prevailip& sad the Ws*a nights, ommionally very dark. Almost all et theta were stopped, sad the number of oat prime an ell the petals of the mast amounted to 60,formies a selleetive Mal stalest 903 teas. Not won Owe mesh mall have merle the paws, to Inas% mad they were all dastroyed. While we mashed is the White fle• we kid seem Matins with the morn ef Venni* is Norway. We banned there, by private letters resolved hem Areksagel, bow animas woe the levee Misted ea Balm maniere@ by ear Meade, sad that the utter gala of the fret Indies homes M the maw wee domed laevitable. If we road dam la feet. that every ale& year there 'attired the Whits See it least NO seated ships, memorise; ea ea avenge 900 teat seals; we obtala at saes 120,000 toss as the moue of pbe exports, to wbieb we may add the malls irlbMed by as equal somber of Realm sad Norwegian' Meshes, obis h make regularly two trips a year, sad roam 15,000 tens, whisk give a total of 136,000 teas for the yearly =parts. Audit we sapless that the imports la mated bottoms meat to esly sae-teeth of the szpome, MI shall bare she Auks the agars of 169,000 teem she whole is whisk trails must have beta desire* by eve seise. I have the prefeoad agarlatioa, Mashes le Wedeln, that • Waked' el some tussles, sad geodesist Wee that of kit year, is the weft* blow that auk be stank at lige& is e ar seethes, menimor. while for th eir pollute se ether estiet save that of the fles s the asosseres el !Mei had beta attalabi kr Igoe years pasta sagessels development signet riskiest* is Freese. Moss the bergivialag ef Nosier. every day Weight a sestarkehis bigness la the latessity sf the geld ; fer • Mai time past the mead has hem 'Wailfully arras& with mow, sad as the thermometer fell a tile dirt le owes degrees Weir sere, at the egos time that seises et ism hated sostiaselly past the ships. ve agaildered that the mesa labia strip*. wee Jia the Feint ef beim eseeoleledy latstrupted had arrived. We thgrellte dialled is tohias ear SW departure, whisk we did 111441441414 44 that eery day. Oa - psis! aleggeide the UP& vs toshoried repeated hurrahs sad ebseelars- Wm@ ef the seed Matisse, the medial ad rierui fees" that had asses sassed to he satertalaed by the twe divisions fa era Ober dads; times 144. 144441114 4141444 daily isleressq ad of • *yin mile. .. the general craving to hoard einap4l4ll =Le: a, easiest and portable gyres. Iti= n we sd li that the disquietudecreate le immediate seem of the aostist. In the penult war the mew of *pumices is a most extensive one, stretching from the extreme north to the extreme south of Europe, so that the inflossee exacieed upon the current et the praises metals is greatly in creased. When, in addition to this, we bear in mind the food requirements of Western Europe, resulting from scanty harvests, surprise can no longer be Belt at the dinappearanes of the reserves of gold, and at the .eonsequent rise in the tales of mossy. The British mercantile public, we repeat, should beer in mind that high rates of discount are not confined to this mentry, and that the attempts of the Bank of England to retain their gold by sscosseive advisors in their charges are to a metals extest oosusteracted by the similar enhancement in progress on the Con tinent. I. coo quarter we notice • decidedly Isom fa vourable symptom : we refer to the ens: of silver to India and Chino Is former articles we have conelmimiy proved by dial Agues the important abandon of this drain, which has boss in a great measure met by purchases of silver on the Continent, these purchases being partly defrayed in gold trans mitted from London. The rise in money bus, we have satisfaction in noticing, has gives a sensible check to the &stern demand, sad as the beet proof of this we may adduce the feet that a large portion of the silver lately received from Mexico and the Pacific has been sent to the Continent. At preessit, every ow feels that we most look to fresh Nano supplies as the only real source of per meant relief to the money market. There is as yet no sign of any red= of gold from the Oesdnent. In het, es already hinted, the tendency of the move ment in that quarter is towards a farther exhaustion of oar remaining metals stock. As regards the gold Gaming forward from Chlifeenia, the whole emus now Io be absorbed in the Oohed Beam s owing to the &albs, in the whams egged by the heavy ship ments of American produce to Europe. Oar chief hope rests with the AAstraliaa gold peedeetion, which is believed to be larger than woe, and dads its way hither very freely. The snivel of a me* of mil lions from that quarter, it may sedgy be said, would be attended by most beneficial maks. Inc Court. WINDSOR. No•. S. Viscount and Vinoustess Pa'mentos sod Omni I eir Rebut sad lady Guam arrived yeeterdey ea s visit se Mr maiway. Th. Eimer party is the ovules lasiaded the Dila.= el Rat, the Primus Royal, Visseeat sad Vissemeses Pet easees, lady Awes Braes, Buono de grub, air Bealealia Hell, Resent Sr Robert sad lady Osellser, sad Sir Merles Reedake TM bead et the lad llf. Owe yerferfeed dada. the Maser. sad bed Mejestre priests Mad afterwards Flayed la ate Castle TM Qom. with the Primes Royal sal Primates Aiks, mho is tits Ming-boom thh mosalag. _ _ _ /Mar Albert; assempsaisi b Lisa ralemates, Mt obeedes. . TUG Rigid Has. 8.411111 k Rill sof Es Parks Root like Wt Es Coeds ts4sy. TM Lel if Wedmoreload lei lml Igloo enfold to day. so s visit to les flolosty. _ Castel. William Peel, R.& hi* somesedies tM sisal Maids Woo Isbestipd. sir Ed lbobsosor of babe Vii tillmMis resZabs at di Oastk. TM inset may Ms ening nimbi ti. Dubai a Katt. Ms id .1 Wantonlos., Timms ee4 Tionesta. Panantos. lady Aegean Been, lansas ti. limn. Loa Risks. Sir JUNO MA. Goma liebsat mil Lady Gnaw. simi Cassis William Pad. &N. TM Mal of the 2.1 Lilo Geniis payed darn. Masa, sad tho prints bmi aA.. Maser. 145.. 4. The Quasi sad PPM.., the Prises et Wells, th;i4eiess Royal, Prim Aline, Primness Aliso, sad the Design of tat; the Wigs sad Chatham el the Wert, sal the dams* besceissid. Mended Divine Navies Ms wades I. the Privets Cheri el the Coale. lard Wsehmerelead, Leal sad lady Palasevetea, sad the ether Sillies staying at the Cesds, ware Ole et the service. The Rea. sad V.., Bev. the Dos se Wiadesr reed ihe imams sad peashei thee..... KaShip of the thlint Velfflonity Neoshoin won Mit it Ifo. 17, Orbit Clesorotroot, Woo/mistier. on Muth, sof Mini ferias oho Ist week. TIN Coniolsoissou p.- Nat veto the tail of Ilanowlty, Ifs. Judos Colosideo, die Doss of WA% sod eir Jobs Whilst Awdry. with tie osoroterios. Despatches WON teashed as Saturday at tie 0.14•14- 1 ar• from tie Oevesaima of Baas Kam, Ceylon, Segni auilimia, alai Oa listadlbau Mr. Isms Woes haa sot, it, Walk mired dia AN of Baaaeiel Ileerelaw el tM TrodislY. dad s. eased time ehliesemoblp et the Dead et Imbued Itevease. Yr. J. Wood, wk. boa so leas sad es ably ukd tbat Yee eatirely aweeided bail Ids meat Was, sad will &emir's. able td...... his dudes. The Mande sad Marchisam el Stafford have arrived.! LukoheS, Staffenishise. him bar Ls OW@ Neat, Tube* Ears. BALL AT Hamisox Form—The Dab sad Dubois ad Ilemiltaa lave Wes a spiesdld teeeatag eater. Wastes liwalllsa Palos te a dlitladdiskid MIT 4of .ability. sad the Ilits et Leasekablee sad ilke bboir- Iq the diem el the Merest nib seats el Teeemary mad Militia dadaist' la Me asiale. besiieed. Pompom op pm Cipir op Clusoow To Loop suits.—At the swag the Ghwiew Tows thwasil kat week, the Uri Prevent pie satin Ikea la 'mead save, et ea natty ateetiag. that the Makes et the shy be esaferied co the Zerl et Ili* as tribute el approbation kt bh walaeat *MEM swiss% pertiewleily es Orovetair-Oesetel et Coda. Lard Barak has attired is Path heat the CTlmes. Captain A. C. Campbell arrived at hie paternal hem eli Blytlieweed, oa detaiday lot, direst ken Use Criss% MIMS he lal bees esegiaiwitit his Wit, IM; Beet: Brawn Ouse. He wee ea ask lime fa sew segues* ef devise bees weseded la the Inseam Cairn or Outer Home of the Court et Osaka **amassed its @Wags ea Timidity. laid Hsadysidis, Lard Hems, sad Lord Idedtessie were the kelps Rr.eest. lard Hen►°' is sot yet able to mein W eat•ea the boned. The Be.. Chutes Midges, MA., Reeler et Mel swabs Res% with itedipele essesed. sees Weymouth, Dees, bee bees vestal by the Lard Bishop et &lir Wry te the *Mary el aisles Keetell, wee Wisher**, Is the same ..seq. Pisarieni, of the French republican jeorsal Inkasele, wide% Ins lately man m wank nine et lawn is • Items end as oak. Hie tether is Omat IPleselesi; • tery rememble mss, wb• wee kw • Nag dins &bean a the DOD fistro, ant win is la ~got a a mdriag peones aKO Mem (Mt) • limb ; be Is ales permed et • geed ne os tar. aai reed gelselpelly by gmeranest melseetn— M. de Leaseise is expected to be present dories ;lapse at tite semi weasel mirk gives by the it ilia Redigedlill . Nereista' lastitaties. Assert the peesesere by the Chanel Laud pad Deeps,* wbiab anima at lieethesptes Let PM., sight, were a hose arbor et the Pekoe who were espied free hemp. During the led neethepwerde of 3,00 b peereesere Isedolat the Beesberposa Dale tram the Mewl Meade eel tram foreign pas TM* parengsm, bad seat Ada palusse et bias's; The Feerstioa Oeoceleckeere bier rebeiredbese nmistams hem the goverment, One Am/slim **win Ow ibe panne el serryisi es the migrants I. them . mission EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mow ova owx PARIS. SUNDAY Evixixo. The Paws thinks it time to inquire:what can be the object of MM. de Beast and Voa der Pfordten's vitt to Paris, but has evidently no mission to answer its own inquiries by any debits information. It goes so far as to hazard a strong belief that these emineat statesmen cannot have come here merely to see the Universal Exhibition, and after this effort does little more than paraphrase and adopt the ma tents of a °pejo:aural letter which appeared two days sines in the ladtpnielaaes Belga. It is a sign, it says, of a great revulsion of opinion fa the minor states of Germany that the Bavarian and Saxon Ministers, who seemly a year ago were the soul of the Bamberg coalition, formed to prevent the ali ases of Austria with the Western Powers, should now be found personally paying their homage to Napoleon lIL Bat, while tlia Pays sees in the present attitude of the Germanic Confederation a marked symptom of an irre sistible movement toward' the policy of the Wert, and holds oat in perspective a general coali tion of all Europe against Russia as the surest means of bringing the Czar to his senses, it is far from repreeentiog such a coalition as immediately at hand. Its spirit of prophecy goes no further than to aver " that events seem to be shaping themselves into a new situation(' and it is tolerably clear, from the pleading tone of other parts of the article, deprecating the evils of German neutrality, that these evils are still to be combated, aid that the Pays is quite in the dark Si to what the coming "new situation" may be. As to what may have peened between the Emperor Napoleon and MM. de Boost and dot Mitten we are told that " received by hie Majesty with that kindness, which chars& brims the ;head of the state," they are enabled to bear eerie= testimony to their countrymen of the moderation of the Allied Powers, and of their sincere desire to put an end to the horrors of wart but they are at the same time fully aware of the firm deter mination of the Allies not to ocmcont to any patched up peace, which would leave the fatten under the weight of a perpetual menace, and to rime by arms with new energy, all that diplomacy may be unable to obtain. /it is further said that it is impossible that men so eminent as MIL derPfardten and de Beast can have convened with the Emperor and heard his "loyal accents," without carrying away an impression which will, "we hope," soon show itself by significant sots. All this is vague enough, but it may be collected from it that no marked result has attended the visit of the German diplomatists to Bt. Cloud. On the presence in Paris of Count Vilain XIV., the Belgian Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Pays ob ewes that it is a new evidence of the " affectionate " relations which unite the Courts of Brownie and the 'railseies, and that the relations subsisting between Belgium and the German States are nob as to enable them to ambit 'soh other in forwarding a amnion policy. TheCbsetittetiontsei hes an article ism wordy then that of the Pays, bat evidently inspired from the ems snares. It results from it that the French Go. ,esenmeat considers the visit of the Bavarian and Simon Nisisters es an hapertankadvanse on the part ef Germany to the pokey of the Waters Powers. Although the Pays says that they were not invested 10/ their respeotivo Sovereigns with any " official and asestilaate mission," the other Government journal arms that they did not some to the capital of 'ranee as pirate individuals, but that they " Of& dilly" presented their regrets to Napoleon lIL They were repaired by the Emperor several times, and each time he conversed with them at great length, ezplaining to them the disintereited and medicate views entertabsed by his government. They both had many conferesses with N. Walewiki, the Minister for Foreign Affair& "It is diflioalt," says the Cbssetitutioneesi, « not to suppose that the special sates* of these sonierenoss was the Eastern question and the situation of Europe." The Condi. beeiteiewsi arms that the general tendency of all the secoadszy states is new to rally round Frame& Gee many wishes, sad has always wished, for piece. But, misled by Bassin diplomacy, OM thought for a long while that her neutrality wee the heat means to bring &beat the peoifiention of Boma. The °heti- nog of Rorie has sew convinced Germany of her error, and she foils amend that the Cabinet of St. I Petersburg will sever voluntarily renounce its Whim of eoaqeset and its ambitions dreams, till it Sada Buff isolated is the wield. After this lea ps" less hesitating than that of the Pays, the Cbnatiledionessi winds up by a sentence from which, having regard to all cirenenetanese, it may be plainly inferred that the peesemed adhesion of Germany is bat a hope founded upon data of a very uncertain character. « Germany, it says, "is naturally pre paring tor a sloop ot testis, by rallying for the fut toot he policy at the Wawa Powers, whose speedy triumph in the eonfliet is rendered every day %ore swain" _ _ I fancyyou will agree with me that the only rebate,- dal remelt of seek a "relying to the Western Powers" oa the part of Germany as is now eon templated is likely to be an intraniadon into oar mensal for the purpose of depriving us of the legi timate fruits of our mooted "triumph." German diplomacy is plainly ping to work for the winter, and may we get a good delivers''ce from it. In connexion with the subject, I hope and trust it may not be true, as asserted positively by the New 'Prussian Gamete, that the Allied Powers have never, even after the taking of Sebastopol, declared that they were no longer bound by the four points, and that the French Government has only lately inti mated to the Court of Violins that it is still ready to negotiate ea the beds of them. It is announced that M. de Boost leaves Paris to day, end that M. Von der Pfordton will take hie de porton next week. M. Palemope, the Sardinian *Atm, of Paha. Works, has arrived in Paris to mese with IL Lee-• asps on the subject of kk plinwfor cutting thieugh the Isthmus of Ono. The Awe, adverting to the appointment in &Fs wierodegre Mesita". of Admiral Tibhonart to the simumand of the " Mediterranean Squatting," says that by this expression a new squadron is meant, whisk will doubtless, is ease of need, serve 111 a reserve for the Black limo fleet. me Simperer, wishing to.shew his high esteem for Gourd Sagest, who has had so glorious a part in the Eastern war, has seat Captain Maraud, one of his orderlies, to Marseilles to most hiss, with the military medal The aaawer to 'equities at Meurioe's today is that Mi. Locke, M.P., is a little better. Drs. Cloquet, Mama. and Sir Joseph Oil& are in constant attend ance oa the patient. A letter from Naples, in the Opinion of Ude, tates that, oat the demand of Ragland. IL Meese, die late Director of the Polies at Naples, has Uses banished the Muldoon, and that he has derided spot residing at Madrid.' There mast be sore mistake hers. A- • NOVEMBER 5, 1 ) SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 2. The Cellist chief &tutu hes been oaptMed. The factious band. of Catalonia motions to maks their submissioo. The cholera is disappearing. Nov. 3. IL Broil, Minister of Biomes, has to-day trium phantly brought forward in the Cortk a proposition against the negotiations of the floating debt. The junta of tariffs has deelared the exportation of ten and kept fres. THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF TIER CANADA. (mow OUR owx oozzasroxxxxx.) LIVERPOOL. SUNDAY. The British and North Amerieen Royal Mail ateam•ship °nada, Captain 0. H. L Jedkins, ar rived in the Mersey at 10 a.m. to-day. with advises from New York to the 23rd alt. ; Banos, 24th ; tied lialifax to the morning of the 26th . The Canada brought 119 pm:wagers and 766,296 [bola. 800. in specie. She reports the arrival at New York, on the 18th, of the United States Mail steam-ship Atlantis from Liverpool. There is very little news of intend or importance by this arrival. A telegraphic despatch from Washington is the Hew York Herold, am: Is Is reported here to-day (211sd), is diplessatle chiles, INS the British Minister asserts that the late attempt to amyl* him of a breech of the sestrel laws of this eonstry, wn the result of a tonspirmy of foilsmen, to salmon the tie governments; that at the props: Vas be is prepared to peeve emit to be the ems. Furthermore, 14. Cramptos Intimates that amid his mall be cosessunated, no see armor would be appointed in his plea. The newspapers in the anion are for the most part silent on the Mate of relations between the the governments of England and Americo. The New York Daily Tines, in remarking upon the rumoured mall of Mr. Crampton, mys : There ,s a glowleg manotios is the pablis Wad that the Broadest has dealt all toe gently with him end his prenumat ;—the r t the cdresmetanese of the ease demanded the prompt and ignomisloss dismissal of the Wads Misistee is terms which should forcibly assesses the just salient issligution at the attempted violation of oar sestrality law by the British government and its nests. To give the British government opportunity to recoil their repreesstative her., under cdscsunstanose which stall sever his defeat tad &ogress, end mewed them la great mann from the ryes et the world, has a tendency to make the treasesties a mere personal waiter, sad to rob the public Maple el its most salutary inflamer: The following is a copy of a letter addremed by the ! Serzetary of the Navy to Commander Hartstsin of the Arctic Expedition. It ',peke for itself : Navy Department, Oet.lB, 1866. sir,-1 hams jut realised your maimusiestien of the 11th inst.. 'Omnibus me of th e safe return of you party, won. peeled by Dr. - Haas sad his party. The despatches ea• closed with the mounankatioa have been permed with mush interest. You ham dbehuged the arduous duty for which yea so nobly voluaMered with fidelity, skill, sad in domitable energy. You 'brother Akers, who feel a piths in Oa manias. will hail tour ammo with gsgaeons applause, sad year coautrymea will join is the adairaWa of this dia. play of eelf.sacriielog mums. The promptsees with which you, after a few &aye es embarked is this Wien titropie adventure. is *sly irsoira to the Departassat. And now, after the lapse of less thaw Ave months. you have pe netrated farther into the deaserem regime of the Arctic tbs. any navigator (save only Dr. Kea. himself), triumph ing over the shocks of icebergs sad the daagers of that hospitable part of the globs, sad yea new Muth, having =rwhat you 'Marta& Be pleased So wept aa e l prawns to them who were year soespealous, my Mamie mogratulations and thanks for this sessassisl oath is the eau* of kumesity.-1 am, very respectfully, your thisdiest *smut. J. C. Donau!. Commander R. J. iferasteim somaseadiag espeditiou late from the Annie flees, New York. Oa the morning of the 18th inst. a hones. situate at No. 12, State-street, was burnt down. On miter. log the house, it was faced that six persons bed bean , burnt or suffocated—one man, three wain, and two children. One of the women is in the hospital, bit cannot recover. The house was occupied by three German families, several members of while .soaped . by jumping from the upper story windows, and by , other moans. _ _ A letter from Mexico in the New Orleans Delta announces the captors of San Luis Potosi by the revolutionists. The National Guards were being organised throughout the country, to be in reading's I to march on the city of Mexico, should General Vidsurri think peeper. The Mexican news °optima the somerion of Gen. Alvarez to the Presiding. Alvarez received 16 votes, Comoafort 3, °romp° 3, Vidaturi 1. Vidsuni has published a communication denying the reports that he was as annexationist He also publishes amounts of several offers of assistance be received from Americans, which be had &Weed, and says he recommended some Texans who bad proffered him their services to retire to the other aide of the river, threatening them if they did not do as Soso Santa Anna, son of the Ex-President, has written a letter from the fortress of San Juan de Ulla% &Wag the accusation made ageing him. • Advisee from Port-au-Prince an to the 22rd of September. The Legislative Chambers were opened on the 20th of August, by his Majesty in person. In his speech for the coossioc, Austin declared that, for Hayti, it was the eve of the re-establishment of peace and the end of .revolutices. The Emperor had the satisfaction of , being able to state that the peaceful relations between his government and foreign powers were not mil maintained, bat were being continually st The address concluded with a lot of exciting poor, which were eagerly responded to by the crowd,with shouts of " Vivo l'Empereur des Fran cats!" On the 12th of September the Chamber in its taro presented an address, promising at all times its frank and loyal assistance. His Majesty replied, thanking the Chamber for its patriotism. flaw Toss, Om. 22. Hooey Is sot absadant ea eall at 7 per mat. There are Unshod trsateactioss at this rate, bat the quotadons outside the banks ere Bto 10, and in • tarp amber of eases 10 Ito 12. 1 The Stook Market today shows a farther deans. via.:— Brie, 1 ; :Haarlem, ; Rodeos giver, 1 L'lteadisg. ; Chi cago end Rook Island, ; Illinois Central Beads, 1; Nies. The toreigs Basheages are is a faveusable sesdities, and Wheats at this west as airwave is the rein for the carstat week. We gusts kr baskets' bilk. at stag days, es follows :—Lesks.llll to 9; Pars, 4.17 C s a Ass werp, 614; Asisradoilo, 41i le 41k ;Han 39 to t , 41 Breams, flea 19; Yistakietl; 72f 98t ; to 71; 1#.41/de, 774 0 1 7 3 11: 0,40 11**. 2 1 to 76. Is plias es Paris sad Havre that. is set lamb doing. seenitteee for the Coatiasst prefer sending storing Mlle. For sterling the demand is inpoovior 9 per sent. premium Boss leediag drawsn ask aor non, bet was hear of so operatieoe above 9 preemies. • quote : Lou. dos. 108! to 109} ; Paris, 6.22! to 6.isi; 781 Amsterdam, Ha 41 to 41}; Fraskfort, 41a to 41 }; Breasts, to 79; sa. b ur g. 116 to 1181 ; Antwerp, 6.22} to din ; Botts, •Loipsio, and Holey" 72i to There are sow rotator drawers os Coterie, Write, Her- Us, Ite.. add& have set bees hitherto quoted by us. Ccrtvostr—Tbe Maud does not yet sarrespoisl with the isslisnliss to wet it, sad, as there is seise pressure au the sesrkoie ; the teudency of prices is la favour of buyers. A rasp busks* was transeettd to-day within oar old my: saw TORN CLUMWSCATIOII4 Uplands. Itorida. Mobilo. N.O. &Tu. Oediesel pie Ith --- e 1 r si I = eg pair ler 1 11 Twos Aso Moan.—ghee sad Western broads are putty brim and buoyant. The hose sad *sport 'mislay is good, sad there is setae speculative dousand. The to. *Sots are tolerably lugs, bat were partialy a r e leagaged, sad only a saran pestles thereof is Wog for sale. ' The transostioss sines ear last lockets abets 22,000 bble. Oakley state, 8 dole. We. to 8 dole. ; straight state, 8 doll. to 8 dots. 621 e. ; favourite and sutra state, 8 dole. 620. to 8 dole. 7k. ; sized western, 8 dols. 660. to 8 doll. 061 e. ; ear.. 5. good Latina aid :I d les. 4 4 : whi s k, ; souses te rood Ohio, 8 dels .to 8 doh. ra. 8 atds. 6tße. soFancy sr , ; few Ohio, 8 deb. fine. to 9 dole.; may hio,9 doh. to 10 dole. ; satin ladiaaa sad Michigan, 9 dots. to 10 dais : Sway Ossoses. 8 dole. 75e. to 9 dole.; sates Genesee, 9 doh. 370. to 11 data Canadian is quiet, but ihn, sotto bowleg boot no of 700 bids. reperials to Yost salts. et 8 doh. 765. to 9 dole. 870. per hbi. Bouthers remains . about the sane. there having bees 1,660 hb ls. takes, at 6 t dela. 1170. to 10 doll. Ma for seized to extra, per bbl. PA'S fast b still light in supply, and fair doomed, at 6 a d . 107 dole. 604. for AM and 811 9 414110 psi bbL steal la Masan bst steady, at 4 dole. .76e. for 4 deb. lilts for ' Baltimore ; and 4 deb. 871 t o 6 solo Beeadywlae,pse bbl. Gnus:.—Wheat remains unsettled, are mow. being rare and seeded, while other kind s are pit o ' limey. The sales sines oar last, embrace abets kr% baskets, including Canadian white at 2 dais. 1 2s. ts 2 dok 17e. • sesames ditto (which is somewhat aomiaal), %MLA. to 2 'dole. 10e. • California ditto, at 2 dole.; p ostai , part at 1 del. YOe. ; and southern red, inferior t o ...re 1 dol. 766. to 1 dol. 984). per basheL By. is i n deo;Q: 1 doL 26e., bat is held higher ; hence, it is Mask". s ia lt and oats are without essential change. Con rails : bemired fee, and is doing better, tales having h aiii sloes our last of over 60,000 bushels western abed, Kir i , to 921 e. per bashel. Hay.—There were 300 bales River sold at 130.&'o Rom '7 Rom are SAWN slowly , Ora are /WO, 1044 sg 15e. for sew, sad its. to le. for old, per lb. Lamm—The demand I. moderate, bat the reil and 'shammed claims of owners cheek basiasm l ". l / LIIIS has sot varied. NOLIOSIM—HoIders aro asking more, bet Oars b o L w o g of importance beteg done. Stocks limited. NAVAL Oroisa.—Turpentlne, tar, and pita, uulsa last noticed. Resin is saleable and firm, esparto, which to readily taken at 1 dol. 68e. to 1 dol. 70s. p ai n li kok but is moray quoted higher. OWL—There is a moderate business being beassim k this line at usaltered man PIOTIIIIONS.—Pork is lass freely offered, and tbW quiet, is ibm—with missal 700 brls., in iofs,at22 dsk to 23 dole. for mess, and 21 dot.. for prime pa bad eh's(' of any =Mint has occurred in eat mem sr Imo" Lard remains dull and heavy, there having been tabs tm. day NO brie. at 1110. to 121 e. per lb. Bost mow yyy the same—eales hay*, boon made of 150 leek , ha s ia l 11 dots. 60e. to 12 dole. for country prime; 13 doh. te dek fee do mess; 16 dole. for extra State (new); sad 1766.11 17 dole. 60e. for repacked mess per bet. Prins mss by esentiases deal and heavy, with small sae, at from II Eft to 24 deb. per tierce. Beef hams have not retied. hu m is freely taken at 14e. to 18e. for Ohio, 19e. to 236, fer se4 mos to very good State, and 23e. to 2.5 e. for prime alibis do. per lb. Cheese mils at 9e. to 101 e per lk Rica is saleable and steady, as Wore guild. 8110•1111.—Th•re have bean 400 hbds. Cabs, , sad I flatiaday's prim, showing an uncharted market TALLOIC—Then were B,ooolts. Prime Wight at 111. per Wittaxi.—We heard that 300 bbls. Ohio sal Papa bresght 4014. to 41e. per gallon. rsmoires—The trasseations in this lies wen mh o limited to-day, but no important change mewed is though, as the moommodation was somewhat pereeroke °wain "viscid increasing mealtime. New ORLZAITI, Ocr. The sales of cotton to day were 4,000 bate., a kmq rates. Flour is a mile lower ; 3,000 bbk. add at BMk Now molasses sells at 330. ALIAXT, 001.11. Flow dell ; sales small. Barley: Sales, 4,330 bull 6 foss reeled, at 1 daL 32e. Corn Sales, 3,100 lambii, 90e. Oats, 46e. PORTUGAL. (110 K ma owx LISBON. Oa a The Powerful is ready for sea, and will psi* leave foe the West Indies to-morrow. The Brasilkin steamer Dom Pedro IL is shortly wski from Rio. The Bretagne (1.) has ',aka isa Nantes. The exchange on London by this mail for t° kg woe doneatb4t,and64l to lat 30 days. Mossy fix Irm paper was still scarce, but not so much so ss as preceding packet day. Short was in some doe* owing to the rise in the rate of discount in Nisi On the Continent exchanges are looking dews, esi very little money eon be had, and bills are tad it the following rates:—Paris, 100 days, 628; Bo burg, S months, 481; Ono', 3 months, fet. Ba vernment Three per Cent. Inscriptions an Oil from 42 to 43 per cent. ; Bank of Portugal thus to S per cent. discount; Bank of Oporto,l7 to Bpi cent. prem.; Bank of Lisbon notes,' per test ea IRELAND. DUBLIN, Novi The veteran general, Lord Clough, in ran* thanks at the banquet of Thursday, for the tastelki t ou rn;r a rd Navy," with which his own same ms took occasion to speak to the Weide. .afibet. Referring to the feelings of the &Wel oh Mar, which be knew so well, he said: h odans_es isM a it matfet4abeA to "s ot:Lir tra ms the 11 14 i s at ;4 1 Obviesiss, to earn that of his fellow.coastrinse. Owed applause.) To attain this is to his thsloghaterd eawarda : he mime anfeariagly into dieser—he d, to obtaia this, adds a stisens i t i e ld = isnesdess in noble deeds of tiering. The chneest46 Veiled soldier is too wall known to need my assails Una ins ; but I do say that the noble deeds prinweihr lbatnoble army ia the Crimea, on which the e 4 NMI naturally flood, may indeed raise in seal idle asellage of pride and gratitude. (.' Hier, heet," Mead, thole nob:e men , who have eamilesi so flast, life, everything, is the service et then einellod dasseve their rionntrymea's admiration end polo, tot I ma bound to say they have most amply nAllotfir 1 selsod them. (Hear, hear.) And if the Inlcise 0 Individual who now addremes you be of say who, he MI honestly mad sincerely assure you that h is bun mil when he reads of the raise that has beta Wss the valiant deeds of that army. (Chien.) rt N! 1 attempted to surpass the achievements of ern mew' Great Captain, alas I now no more, sal mil MI have been for this country had be survived 0 De beer. (Chem.) I, as one of his oldest soidiste,4 ....d teas to address you. At the opening of term yesterday no ciressitiot occurred that could justify the recent numand legal changes, and judges about whose expected P **meat so mach had been heard were in their P 'pieties places on the bench, apparently with rood leases of health and vigour. The judgeship iil Admiralty, vacant by the death of Dr. Storks kg be.. conferred on Dr. Kelly, one of the dirlia seagiatratee of the city, who in accepting the WO! dignity sacrifices lOW. a year, his wont rimy I 6001. a:seeding that of the Admiralty jodge slim.. It is generally understood that Dr. LW plus will be filled by Mr. Edward Clements, e be rioter equally popular for his profeasional shut and his sterling political principles. The Treasury minute for improved reels= anger communication between England sad " haa, it is understood, been referred by g Oemaemt owillt , the council of the Dublin Chamber et with which the movement on the subject orithill 4 _,, It is now hoped that this most desirable wiferonst be brought into operation within a very brief The inquiry at Navan into the right to thsi sive property of the late C a ptain Wilson welt eight days, b .ought to an unsatisfactory ~, yesterday. For One crown, evidence was gims IP Ceptain NVilsoc, whilst alive, had made both of him own illegitimacy and of that of drat, and a draft of a will was produced War, be bed left them nothing. On the ether Nide. __,.. 001 was produced, who deposed , to ....WW1 = a flaptain Wilson privately to Miss ufwm, rs Booth, a sister of the late Lady Avonmore, Os Tn of Mr. C. Wilson and M. Gall, and that, Um; not living with Captain Wilson, XIS 8 °4 _....i peened by his name. A numerous bar wet Pre — for the crown and for the other claimants to We s petty, but the jury having been unable to les 0 verdict, the case is as fax removed as ever from —*Punt. MURDEROUS OUTRAGE IN IRELAP• The Ballinaslos Sear, of Saturday, oontaila vo• following communication, under date of Mcataili day night Oa this day Mr. Ramsbottora, with Mr. Beeirrej, „ 44 Arad at, after taktag posseisiou of laud is the 1 05. County, vigils thaw miles of this town. Ms had shortly Woes parted with the Sheriff sad Pit Mr. Beacham was shot through the :tech with I 'fed 'oven' slap Lodged is his fate and breast. itso..J: n sees Dr. Fry, and he sap it I. ver y doubtful whether, • Basahass will lies until morning. Mr. Samsborom 4an agent, and Mr. Bossiest attestant. The shot was inteaded for Mr. lisserblol°' W Mr. Boothia was nest the two nes who drag 016 Basesbottout, although walking Is lime, escaped. ------- ASSEMBLING or PARLIAXINT.—WO (r . tb. _ Observer) me glad to be able to annonsee that that present intention to call parliament eveln together Won weal time. There is se epprebentioo of may malltelent gravity to muse the assembling of the 1I( mail tie ordinary period of petlie basinees. A work by Mr. W. Smith O'Brien, an 1r 15 _., 11.111.1 is eseeteced seder the title of The Principles of fin"'" meat, er Meditation in Bede." TI 111si TIM lb. NW W doh bell IFNI kW dal soli