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London, England, 1855-11-26 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, NOVIMIBB W.

Lard Mayor. He bay to be sleeted by the abeialms
obis the marks have to chows co the 12th of Da-

amber, and the whole circle
won gospeler; none of
they will have to perform
pew anisabers for
Board is to be renewed
aim eonunitted on the
redeemable foe three

Bemis. With lizard to the war. the deolaration
of the Dew CBANCULLOS or the Duchy ef Lawcas-
Tut, in his address to his constituents at Ueda, le
bulk. straighdlaward; aml mtisfactery. Bot sport
from the considesatisa of this gelation of the day,
the seceseleit of Mr. Bantu to her Matiert's Osen-
oils will be a gain. Thera is a solid. saceteetatleas
sagacity shoat the mem that is iarinable in
the triUsastisst 'el, 'important beefiest. Ai the
departmental dada, of his new aloe are not
very Ganes% we tout that the CHANCILLOZ
of the Dually may be able to demote a
good deal of his time to the important
task of snaking oar Acts of Parliament a little more
accurate in their language sad ezrangement—mme
istelligibio sod workable.
Of the appointment of Mr. LAWMEN"' we
expreosed our opinion on a previous oecosicet.
We do not pretend to see what is to be Owl by
pitchforking , Lord EITApLICT 'OP ALDIRLIT into the
Cabinet. Aid e• to the Duke of AZOTIL, we are
diaposed to ',eta in the rather madame resseak of
the affipmiafer, that his Onto, doss not appear to Its a
pent= of seek magnitude as to require to be booked
far two pliers.
But how is the business of the country to be
carried as, since Mr. Fszeitucx PauL—irate at the
disregard of his red-taps seromplialunente—hos re-
signed ?

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Tao boot of Loit soros% meat riditior
his Cabinet ii.tba Bilitt Hos. Mars= Tamar

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Ma lint boasts, min the new s Metrepille
Lisa liesigenint Abt," test of WM, the dillermil
• perishes into made, and the comma beldam, that 4(
bleetiegwestrymen indigo diarist wards,kaviog bicia
very smoseskilly managed, the third sad prohibit
the area importast,beainese te be trameled
sttise
tkedsoetandintext iesitatioa. Oaths litheiDessem
bur--a time se world hand as Is make it inembeitt
: on the vestrymen to 'bethink this of the duty
will lime to perform —this Colima
of 'the ,City and the vestrymen of the
dilheest perishes snd dietricts, mast precool lo
shot the members of the Metropolitan Board d
• Works. Oa theaesetisition of this Board it is set
tlss much sissy that the wading of the Act for good
• "Au evil will mainly &peed, and the attestios of
alliestrymen amid their osestituents—to whom they
asompossible, mid who might to watob themidosely—
'Apo)* be tooeson nor tee eentiestrody !Mil so this
, digertantdoty. Owe get a good Board of Works,
erith an Ardent chairman, vigorous, aishme. roar-
isess, pelf-restrained, resolute, skilful, a muter of
principles, &judge of details, &thistles to all hie duties,
med 'inflamed only by the interests placid under
guardianship, and the Let may wick admirably.
Sat send to this" great Beard " men already drilled
Imall the jobbing •of this jabbing metropolis, give it
fur • chairman aa active, fumy, soriosited,
eioSseeker, homing with a sense of hie own ispeel•
ONO and the wane sf hie own thirties, and thadit
•mill certainly disappoint the public, if it de an
assent* more jobbing, agars quarrels, more ode-
timongeminit thus hose hitherto disgraced the soemal
%bank of the Metropolis, and impeded all hannoalsis
Miss and combined improvement.

The vestrymea, aware of the duty they vnll have to
perfoss on the 12th, have no doubt made thermostats
acquainted with the provisions of the Act, and have
already begun to look out for the men best qualified
to be members of the Board; sad its soeetitntion and
dirties are now to be adverted to leas for their
informatim than for that of the public at large.
The Board is to consist of 33 elected members, with a
chairmen in addition—for it is greenly provided that
should one of the Board be sleeted games baseball
be as ofisio a member, and another permit is to be
elected a member in Lis place. We mem* that
the nierabers of the Board are to be charm from the
membere of the vestries, bat we are net sure that they
bay act be elected from the public at large. Of
the members of the Board, 3 are to he sleeted
by the COIIIIIOI Council t 13 by the six pe-
rigee of Marylebone, St. Paeans, Lambeth,
St. George's, Hanover-square, Islington, and Shore-
aitch (two by each.pariab); sista= by the parishes of
Paddington, St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, St. Mary,
Newington, Camberwell, Bt. James, Westminster, St.
Imam and St. John, Clerkenwell, ea cue Pena.
Chelsea, Kensington, St. Luke, Middlesex, Bt. Garr
the Martyr, Southwark, Bormoedesy, St. George in
the East, St. Martin in the Fields, hamlet et Mile-mad,
Woolwich, and St. Joh°, Hempstead (me for each
parish); one by the parishes of Plurnsteed and Lewi-
sham; and one by the parishes of Rotharbiths, St.
Sohn, Horeelydown, St. (Have and St. Thome,
Southwark, united for this purpose. The arm•

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ben are to elect a chairman, who may o

may not be one of themselves, mad who is
to have a salary of not leas than 1,6001.
aor more than 2,0001. a year. Thus at ono* the am-
bees of the Board will have a valuable place to
bestow sad a great calm to elect; and this vale-
able place may be vacated, and this great officer
removed—a proper check on him—by a vote of two-
thirds of the members of the Board, " minveued toe
considering the question of such removaL" The
members as s Board may. and are required to, sp-
point, for the purposes of the Act, all kinds of
pikers and servants they may deem neesseary, sad
Say allow them such salaries as they may think
M. To defray all the expenses incurred by
the Board, the members may amen such
time cm the different parts of the metro-
polis as in their judgment ought to be assessed
cm them. The Board will have, therefore. an %-
definite power of taxation, subject to so other re.
',Mint apparently than the liability of the members et
the Board—who will receive so enrolment—to bear
their share in common with their sonstitesate of all
the rspenditure. The duties of the Board el Works
will bees great as its powers. All the soaks sewers of
the whole metropolitan distrists are pissed under its
directioa. It must provide for their effilisesy. It
:gay, too, if it think lit, take any or all of the keel
sewers connected with the main sewers sow
nadir the control of parishes into its own
kends, and may do all that is neesseuy—
even to compelling individuals to make &skimp—
ier the efficient and complete sewerage of the whole
metropolis, subject only to the condition of submit-
flog its plane to the Commimicasm of Public Works.
•Is is a body corporate with a common .sal sad per-
petual eneesesioo, taking, holding, buying, sad selling
lied for the purposes of the Act. It may direst a
lesion between vestries or the separation of parts of
Parishes, and may require them to appoint or remove
odious ; it is to regulate the naming of streets and
the numbering of houses, and to keep buildings from
Projecting into the public thoroughfare ; it may
widen streets, roads, and public ways, with the ap-
probation of the Commissioners of Pablie Works if
the expense exceed 60,0001.; bat if it tweed 100,0001.
the approbation of Parliament must be obtained. For
any one improvement below these .ems its power
psems absolute. In truth, the Metropolitan Board of
11Yorks will hereafter be the great instrument for
danaging in common all the benisons that cassavas
the several parishes of the metropolis. The vestries
Heads', Pam and
subordinate matters,
probably onkel all,
...isoostiented.
though removable
hold his ease
through the 6111 at
'co roam biro
basinissof bis
be aldose et de-
it is of the utmost
should shapes the
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THE TIMM MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1855.

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Grey,aad Oartaia Da Plat. 6140•4 eritk the Daelteee qtAiekat
Weersteee.
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The Qum ea/ Trios/Oho Primes( Wales, the Primness
Boyd, reins Alfred, sod the Pdseen Alleo, t►e Wks sad
gsatlenss et the soon. sad lindiesnie innehold, Mended
&Mae envies this arnalari la the Wiens Chapel 0141111
Coda. The Doke of Csabritlige was else at the envies.
TM Rs& sod Von Rev. the Den of Window elleials&
Lad Brea, Lord is Welting to the Qum, bee ant lair
lard Ise lbw* Ss seespliseat • the ling of &ann. sod to
sake aressanseals fee his X *Wee visit to Winner
Cade, when the Lag is expiated to win a Friday
MOM

Meetings if the Wert 17a1viesity Coma Min were hahl
at No 17, Great Qesavatrest, Westrafeeter, is Tseeday,
Wadarday, Theraday, sat Friday iest. The Oreastie.
steam mean were the Earl if Earrewby,the Bialtep el
/Epee, the Bra. Edward Trishaw, She Dna at Wells,
read Sir Jobs R. Awdry, with, the learetariaa.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE CRIMEA.
The "Holster of War has recosiveVtit following'
report Ran Marshal PeUssier, giving an:, soca* of
a eneesesfe liyipsiressio manta on %he 3rd of
Noarairsity the expeditionary corps a Enpatorla :
" General d'Allonville having been informed that
there were at Illquels, sight leagues to the north of
&petals, sonorous droves of cattle intended for the
ripply at this' moo! 'limy, attempted, in order to
get possession of them, a coupds.nsain, which was
perfectly ensoseefol.
this porposphe directed on El-Toch General
All Paola. the 404,60434 of the Ottoman revelry,
with the irregulars and some Turkish squadrons,
as well es two Freda and two English squadrons.
"At the mate time he left the town with the re-
mainder of the Fiona and English troops to support
the operation t the brigade of English aviary marched
on Djollash, and that of the French cavalry on Tina
men ; the division of General de Failly, forming the
reserve, took op a position between Ortailamai and
"During this time, General Ali Pasha advanced
towards 111-Toeh, media; only a few Cossacks
who Red at his approach, although supported by
a force demist squadrons.
" At five o'clock in the evening Ali Pasha Informed
General d'Allenville that his operation had succeeded,
and at 9 rale* he returned to Itepatoria, bringing
with his 970 coup, 3,460 sheep, 60 horses, HI camels,
and VD vehicles taken from the Russians.*

81111DAIN

The Cairo her errived, bringing demi frosi,Coo-
staatinople to the 16th Last. She brings advice. from
the Crimea to the

Caradoe has arrived. The corvette Albatross,
with Imperial Ourda on board, has also arrived from
the Crimea. _ _

The Flamm hail started for Toulon with 1,000 of
the Imperial Guard.
The whole squadron of Admiral Bruat wee to fol-
low on the 18th. It will all, it is said. at lamming. ,
Admiral Lyme is to spend a part of the winter M
Malta.

M. Thouventd, the French Ambeemder, had given
afete to Admiral Brnat at the Embassy at Therapia ;
and Mehemet All alio/aid the Admiral on board of
the Mabsoedie.

In the late bents en the Ligon; the Turks had
28,000 men, and the Russians. 16,000, but the latter
had entrenched themselves strongly. The Russians
lost 800 men and See cannon out of even which
they had.
The sorveyanee by the spots of the Western
Powers of the mode of expenditure of the Turkish
loan is still resisted by the Porte ; but the °oasis-
saris. of the Allies persist in executing their minion.
The town of Sebastopol will not be °peopled. The
engineers will complete ita destruction. The prepa-
rations for blowing up the arsenals, desks, and other
immense oonstruetkms, en risarly finished.

It was asmirtsd at liiiistantinoite that the army of
General ldeurevieff had sesrossed the Arpateltai.
this news prove true, the ay of Bars most be raised,
and the Rambla teem havaiimotomd the ArPvtabsi
into Georgia, en their mad Is Cleamri sod Tiflis.]

St PETERSBURG. FiLIDAT.

The three grand dukes, Constantine, Nicholas, and
Michael, have returned to the capital. The last two
will set out for the army towards the and of De.
amber.

DISCONTENT IN RUSSIA.

We find the following in yesterday's McNamee:

FitANIFoRT, Nov. 20.

The letters received here by Bualaa or Polish
families from the Warier of Basis ell agree is
affinniag the existence la Poland sod &mai& of
a profound discontent, provoked by the war, sad
the audio's =Weiss which it has mused throughout the
length and breadth of the empire. The militia were
amerabled wader the primates that they should not quit,
their provisoes; nevertheless, they are mot sway far from
their firesides, mad seserdingly they sprier resolved to
snap themselves for the extra fatigue and privation im-
posed upon them, by committlag all sects of disorders is
the various pleas through which they pass:
The iosarreetional movement" which have taken pleas
apes 'may pelota of the Ukraine, are of a more serious ohs
rooter than has bass geom.*, supposed. It has bees found
necessary to despatsh artillery ad troops wises the mal-
eosteats.

---TheGasetio do Icersisberg, of the 17th, =tales a
letter in which it is said :

The recruiting for the Roden army insets with great
difficulties, the peciller maladies dike sassier having car-
ried aunty gating people and enfeebled others ; and several
having either taken refuge in Pruett or eastwaled them-
selves in the interior. _ _

The peoprlston sad authorities of OM sides, who are caw
polled to supply recruits, take mob trouble to discover the
bldiag pleas of the yomg am who have disappeared.
The as. enrolled are nut off as speedily as possible to the
plasm of muter, la order to avoid mew dose/time.

GENERAL CANROBERT.

HAIILINJEO, Nov. U.

General Ciutrobert left Stockholm for Copenhagen
on the 20th. One of the King's adjutants. Count
Siornadens, accompanied his to the frontier. At
Gottenherg they are preparing a brilliant reception
for the pnereL

The Monitor.. of yesterday has the followieg :
" COPKNIIAGEN, Nov. IS.

"The approaching arrival of Gomel Canrobsrt
excites an intense interest in the publio mind. The
reeeption which will be given by the Court and the
population to the, Emperor Napoleon's envoy, will be
distinguished. it vaunt be doubted, by the greatest
cordiality. The King of Denmark is at this mo-
ment at the chateau of Jagerepriies, when he is to
pass the week in bunting. His Majesty, it is said,
will quit this resident* on the 24th, the day on which
General Cenrobert, according to the last amounts,
will arrive at Copenhagen."

A telegraphic despatch was received in Paris
yesterday, announeing the arrival on Saturday, at
Copenhagen, of General denrobert, on board an
English steamer. Es was received on his landing by
the king's aide-de•cantp, and en his pow through
the city 'net with the wet cordial reeeption from the
population.

PIEDMONT.

The Minister of War at Turin, in order to favour
eminent@ in the Anglo-Italian Legion, has decided
that Aare of the Sardinian ugly now in the receipt
of pensions who enter that eorpa, shall net lose either
their pension or the rank which they had attained.

' The Goverment el tbs UMtsd States of Asada
14s lately ghee easitirable codas to • Moulds Deese for
Meyer" seat 'ram of bellet.poiel sad wham
Nailas,7-Ths Pitimmisse G.U.m publishes a
seam, leamag the rub& that wingers Is the realms
that ply sisee Na wester. oast of bely are sot allowed es
lead at Illeyiesibeitag the sheet stay et the esseasess la that
iperk mhos side lemmas heseZe=atsested by the.
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will have to look aftee the lighting,
cleaning the streets, and sone 'abaft
bat the Board of Wake will peobabl,
and therefore it cannot be too sinfully
The Manua of the Board, they
by two-thirds of the acusbees, will he
during good behaviour. To go through
renseviag his would be damn. To
freqeently would derange the whole
peat Ales. His appoiatinent will be
°lent, permanent, ow fee life ; and it le
ineportauca that the ensobses shoal
fight Imo fee Abolish photo Ba will I;
*sell the powers of the tepid Beard.
fret of the Seine, he will be the ling e
pulls; he will in subsootial power by
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