The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-09 00:00:00

DESPATCHES PROM PRINCE GORTCHA-

KOFF.

The St. Petersburg parade of Oct. 31 *outdo the
following telegraphic despatch from Prince Oat•
chakoff :

" CRINIA, Oar. 29, 9 o•Czoa=, 1.. x.

" l'he enemy ?used lasi night in the ap of
Saki (or Bak), bat this morning at eight o'clock he
left foe /kriteria. Our outposts have resumed their
former positions. -- - . .

1 -
" Nothing remarkable has marred at other parts
of the Crimea."

The lowlife Bow, of Nov. I. publishes the fol-
lowing :
Emmet from the found of milituy opentkas (from
Oet 14 to Oet. 21) traesmlttsd by Alde•dirCemp Omen'
Prises Geetebakeff. _ _ _

"The MOW has esatiamd to mamas& the mirth midi
et liebasespel. Ile has timed @ashrams; la the Ne. •
%Meg, mid he saweasbed bimesUia the nelson et Apellea
lead Oaeshakeff eke at the qemileis Admiralty, sod la the
Harabsiaala kaboarg.
" Our advsesary's •n dem as little Wary. Our less
between Oet. 14 sad Oct. 20, twitted la two area killed,
tour wadded, arid eight matassd.

"At oar left wing the gamy. being &Whoa probably
by the sageiestaties of on beeps apes the right hank of
the &Meek. boo eveeseted the slash of the heights b..
twos. hubs sod Hokkosloss, mad ham withdraws baud
the pus of the isenatains. where he boa *early three
dividese of ishatry. One dislike remains I. the sal-
by of Bader. the rest of the troops have regressed
las Take:nays, sad essapied Lobby, also the Oesfort and
Fidskhise assaisias. Nearly ton of ids Walks' have
beat treaeterred es Moist &peva.
"Oar Ossesaks are seek established upon the heights
between Harlow sad Kokkosloos, sad au outposts are
pitied os Is Ifieortiff•lretrikila

"The aterearast of the susses reads before lispoteds
seatlases. Oa Oet. U. 18, sad 17, they disembarked es.
ruby sad farmer, ; sad ea the 18th the dionaborkatice of
weeps was very wwwiderable. Towards swains there were
*ideas vines, eight stamen, sad &eras trusperts is
the reeds.

" Lisatefiissral Boma Wnapl, satradoel with the
omussad of ties mop la the natant part of th. Cristo,
reports that hariag rewind Mies of the mini at Hatch
of mon of Ps swore troop, to the amber of 10,000, ha,
to users himself, anted a rewassimara is the direction
of Kampala-Beare= sad ilasaisaiwe. Oar Commas arrived
at timos villages without sacoaatariag °Wailes oa the part
of Ps adnasuy, who retired Wow thom on ail points. It
was aseartaiasel that tha amp of Um Allies war the Jewish
Ossetia, had sot lowa fully sotablishael, awl that Ars
stamen wan wallow& la the Bay of Hatch, thew war
Yaaikals, sad ow at Larayoste-Bermosa.

•• At Theododa two of tae wars etemaets have mitered
the road eat attempted to approach the ;city, bat the Are of
ate of our batteries ecatpelled thew to take pia to era••

GENERAL EMETT.
Mao the Alpiory Owens.)
PiI3TH, Oar. 31.
The last new frost the seat of war in Asia has ex-
cited hitless laWroet Moe as ssoosat of the shwa of oat

delloweeautrysen, General Emory, in the giseiess Wan"
whisk the Omanli obtained over the Rusks@ at Ems.
General Emery net merely esweemaded M person at the
least dissents positions. and Werke& hie troops by his own
example with the asset devoted mums of the hero, but
with his handful of saveloy pissed the fugitive Buseims,
seatteriag death and Mate among them. Wise would,
tweaty-fire years age have thought this of the harmless,
blithe, sad well-behaved youth they stud*g at the
Prober, Proteetaat Iveageliesi Lyosam, far the
Christian mialetry t Kimsey wee born at Yoko-
.

nu, a village sharmingly situated ea sa =i-
mam about two smiles or rather ism from Rims-
Sumba= la the Meow musty, where his father, a
proteetant elergyman, lived sad efilelated. Unfortaaately
the letter tiled while Hasty was still a child Wilma Ave
sad el: years of age. His mother left the peaseasse sad
remised with him to Nyiregyhes, la the lbabelessr musty,
where his pond-useie Job. &kaiak was a minister, sad is
whose here bath maw sad ma fonad a modest but happy
home. While the boy Gouge Homy went to the elemen-
tary grammar wheel of that Naos be abased great
abilities; here See he delighted his mother. mole, sad
teacher by the iadastry with whisk he strove be Improve his
tales= and Mass it was resolved to gratify the wish of the
maiming youth by decodes; hiss to a leaned saner. He
came to Epodes, where he stadiad sealeuely sad enesesefully
Ler see= years at the protests= calve of the district, and
praised= thence to Yeutter' for sambaing his send= at
the protestant Lyme, which is =Mewled.= le
be the best proems= establishment of the Mad in
all Hungary. Her, he prepared himself for a German
asivarsity, and hare he was to qualify himself for taking
orders. George HAWN es sae of the hardest, bat at the
same time least wealthy stadeab, seateaded for a scholar-
ship. The ersmalttee at Path, who had to exesalse sad
&odds, awarded him a stipead equal to 40 flatus of convea-
&nal money, a large asse la those days for a child of the
muses, sad a friend mat off the glad *Hags to Hasty,
that his petition bad hew esseplied with. • singular dr-
eumstance, however, meadened this am of 40 dories,
Wended kr our Gawp Hasty, to be bestowed au mother
studs= of the same as.., through IMO mar ou the pelt
of the Mary or Use esmadttes itself. This diespolatacat
of Ids hopes MINI' the pang lama se snub ands, that
he watts Vitas., sad tura= mistier. His rapid advance.
meat proved that here vise he did his duty, for by 1848 he
bad blooms a emmiseloaed eater. The =eats of this sad
the Mewing year are well hams. In the &mast of 1849,
Grum] tasty pored =nista Turkey, with seem other
esuspealons fa Rigorism ; hose he became a Masada& ;
sad we see that Tomah Pasha, like this geseraliseima Geer
Pasha, tees Imam to the seised is whisk he loaned the
art 01 war. " The ben of the day" st Ism is a= is the
mime of maahoed, bobs la or aim kb 46th year.

A Vienna letter. in the Cbiorsw Gaiside, &Arms
that Aorta bee pined, mamma to tae Ceuta et Bit.
Ha end Vienne, that Oa would aet obleet to a retusptien
et negodetiene, heated ea the aideptesee of the feet
pedant. These mesons eze dated le Um been etateined
ia en wategregit lenses ham the ear to the Regent of
Caen

EXPRESS FROM PARIS..

(moat ors °lnt

PARIS, TNIIIIIDAT Immo.
The Agitate contains a hag reply by M. Michel
Chevalier to the many strictness made on his letter
about the Bank of Franco and its recent measures,
which •was reproduced in your edemas. In the pro-
, sent letter, M. Chevalier centinnes his crusade against
the restrictive policy of the Banks of England and
Frame, but he pa' a compliment to the liberality
and patriotism often displayed by the first-named
establishment. The 'niter klewise offers two new
suggestions, which are to the following effect :
I beg so Moms that I 'night have proposed two
Wier expedients, both peastisal, both ',pinnate,
vim., Ist, to gamest the espial of the Beak, which at
91 millions of Rases is insakisat is assemplish its destiny;
14. To endow the Beak•antes with the same privileges as
theme of the Bask of Raglaad, sad which midst& is being
what our neighbours sell a legal tender. la right of this
privilege, nobody, either in a private or public capacity, can
if.., is mot a bask set* is persist as long as the
Beak asthma to maps lash maids. Bat of these two
tasesares, the last has the immunise's, of being Inoppor-
tune at this meant. Is nand be adjourned to more fa-
vourable the.,.
At the Bourse, the Bente opened with come buoy-
easy, bat the disposition to rise was checked by offers
of premiums. Muck interest was felt on the result of
the deliberations of the directors of theßank of Franco
this day. It wee gmegrally thought that the Bank
would, at all events, maintain the dote quo for the
present week, and is consequence of this opinion
there was an indisposition to do basinem. Alter un-
important fleetuations, the Rents closed at 64fr.
with a rims of do. Credit Mobilise rose 7fr. 600. The
French railway market was well supported, and,
although not many transactions were effected, prices
Nee. The ries, however, was in scarcely any in-
stance mom than sfr. Austrians rose Mr. 25c.

I hear 19 id& altar Bourn hours, that the Bauk
has reesieed to return to the 90 days for the discount
of tills, ea a fetus day sow fixed.
The following telegrapide despatches have bees
received today :

TRIMS, BTit.

The packet bee jut snivel with mutate hes Camas-
tisople ,to the 20th. Wilder (outrun were beta. prepared
is that city he a seaman bitty et snaky. Ateeesta from
Treliseed of the 20th state that the Banish have ameba
12,000 twee hut Lan es Mahan. Omer Puha is
awateeniag la Woven&

TIIIIITI, BTH.

Amounts from Trebisead of the 20th ult., sista that
Selina Puha hes been sensed eommeadeat of Here, and
that the Doke of Newland* bas mrived la Chassis. Omer
Pasits, who left Badman at the had of tweaty.two W-
indom, may posit/ate as fez ea Tillie before the winter.
Georgie is sew only oemided by 10,000 Ram ant. Two
Assuisea vessels arrived at the Pisseas ea die 2al, for the

purpose If seppertiog the ramestreaose relative to the old
&triremes between the Asturian mantl. Mr. King, with
Cews.

A correspondence in the Prim mays that the
Bing of Sardinia will embark Mamma for Marseilles
on the 20th November, that he will stay five days in
Paris, five days in London, and will visit Browns
on his return.

Information remises me that the Marquis Dopotet
(a legitimist) was expelkd from France a day or two
sines. He was ordered to leave the country in
twelve home.

Colonel Pajol hu arrived at Marseilles from the
Crimea, bringing with him fins tau at Sebastopol
and Kinborn, which be is charged to present to the
Emperor.
A letter from Constantinople, of the Seth, in the
Consfigationnel, aye :
A slasolar report is sweat here. It is said that the
deltsa her sulfated ea 'stead= to salt Pule sad Lea-
ds. la the spring, sad that he has already aide his wishes

kaews to tie &sad Vizier sad to sees of the priastpal

=Ulnas. easels, theta as oesupy themselves la UsdiatSly
la aireaglag the names to be adopted tot th. journey. It
esa hardly be believed that the affair is es far gawped u
this; bat what is se:Sala* *ape Sultan has ea several ea
swims mussed a desire to be atqulated with Baum sad
that he would will gratify that wish, it he thought he
wad do so without deagea The mouwat for his doing so
scid set be better obsess, few suitably while the Allies am
la tone is the scatty so au would dare to attempt say-
thing agelast the throw et Abdul KUM.

THE RUSSIAN

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(sr =ammo musk Aim.)

ST. PETERSBURG, Trysail:.Ay.
The Empires has issued special iostructions relm
tim to the now conscriptiom The cosualinionme
directed to take recruits between the ages of twenty
and thirty-six, and are to swell the numbers as much
as posallm

THE INDIA AND CHINA MAIL.

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80IITHABIPTO:

r, Farms.

The Ara has arrived with the heavy poetise el the
ladies sad Mies Mail.
libe was lobbied at Aleseadds alas der, is seasegsease
of die late arrival of tie Noisier at Ogles with the
Chita .all. The Am spoke the war transport Grime*.
Her Majesty% steamier Prometheus wee M Gibraltar es the
4 h WM.