The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-31 00:00:00

thirds French and one-third Austrian, and that the

society should have a right to do business in foreign
countries. All negotiations, however, with M.
Pamir., were broken off three weeks since, in ones-
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queues of M. Rothschild's offer being thought much
more acceptable. Ha proposes a capital of 200
millions, undertakes to transact the business of
the society in Austria alone, and will form his board
of directors in the proportion of two Austrians to
one Frenchman.

A report is current to-day that Russia has granted
letters of marque to American privateers.
The Bourse opened very heavily, it being found
that the settlement which comes to-morrow will be

altogether against the speculators for the rise. Bove-

ral "executions" in the Credit Mobilise and the

Austrian railways pressed down the market. Them
two securities were more affected than any other.

The Credit Mobilier was done at one moment as low
i as 1,116 fr., being a fall of 60fr., but it recovered after.
wards (when the "executions" were over) to 1,137 fr.
50c. The Austrian railways closed at nearly the
lowest price of the day, with a fall of 13fr. 760. Ap•
prehension' of a coming call were entertained by
holders although, according to the beat information,
the directors have as yet come to no decision on the sub-
ject, and, although two mouths' notice being usually
given, the call, if made, will not be payable before
January. The Rente, after dropping to 641 r, recovered
to 641 r. 25c., closing with a fall of 60. There was
scarcely any business done in French railways, with
the exception of new Eastern shares, in which sales
were much pressed in the morning, but lbw suddenly
rose 20fr. in the afternoon. The Lyrists line fell
from 101 r. to 12fr. 50c.

A sad avant was much talked of at the Bourse, and
contributed materially to the depression of the early
part of the day. It became known. that a heavy ape-

culator in the Credit Mobilier arid Austrian rail Way
shares, M. Binet, lately directo...-general of maritime
engineering at Toulon, had ',loan his brains out in
consequenos of his losses. TM/ gentleman was very
eminent in his profession, sod be had hoped to have
been appointed inspector-4eneral of maritime engi-
neering; but, instead of being promoted, he wee
placed on the retired list and came to Paris, where in
the absence of ether occupation he embraced the too
common profession ,at a speculator on the Bourse.;
The second regiment of the Anglo-Swiss Legion
under Coleael Bondi, has its first battalion com-
plete, and Tour companies of the second battalion are
shortly ba leave Schlettatadt (Bu-Rhin) for the general
depot, It is believed the Srd and 4th regiments will
be completed by seat spring, since about twelve men
arrive at Schlettstadt daily, notwithstanding the ob-
stacles which the Swiss cantonal governments lay in
L ribs way of recreita.

The Ensifniiimettion of Brussels contains the follow-
ing details as the subject of the visit of the Duke and
Deign of Brabant to Paris :
Two anima incidents weaned, one at the fint, the other
at the moral visit of their Royal !Rahman to the Rotel
de Chimay. flouts surprise may be felt at Perin at the first,
but in Belgian nothing will be thought of It, as the freak
and lively gaiety, and the hat repid equestrian tune whisk dew
moonrise the Priam. an there well•kaows. la gelagsver
the megLifioent hotel is the first occulea, every pen ma
visited, bet that whisk most attracted the salaam of the
Duchess was the stabler, sad she examined the nortapeate
of elms with a skill sad solicitude whisk would have
named an Aral& At her anond visit the Prisons went
Wit further. Whoa the carriage which woe to convey her
and the Prisons de Classy late Paris was bong got ready,
the Dubois, ening that the 1101141kila was embarrassed sad
wee • long time is performing his work, ems forward with
her anal alertness sad, in her hoe-drees sad her delicately
gloved heads, seated him and get through the work with
great adroitness. The evenings is which the Imperial and
Royal party Rd not attend my place of public amen-
runt were moat in what wore caUed wain ie fatieilk.
At first the amusement adopted °masted in playieg at
charades, bat afterwards a Gomm game wee iatrodased by
the Dearer, which will keg remain as a soarrair of her
visit to fit.Clead. It is a game called lichwass.Peter. It
is played with cards, and forfeits are paid Is it, bat they
mean amply in the been, nary time they an emlukr•
Iran* a black meek mode is their hese with a pine of
eireneeil. At the ead of tbe game, as sash player lone at
leancerm and many several asses, the game tame taco a
/laden masegaernie, sod dada, the whole time, naturally
eneitesche plosion mervieseat.
A ham from Cada, in the Meetinear, says :
The Lord High Commienoser, after a arentles ahem %
during which be netted the Bonham lonian Wasik, se-
aarnedlhen oa she 10th. HM Incelbsey was everywhere
cranny reeeleedby the populations. Re aka visited Cart.l
• din, where eke Vadea cordially weleessed him. The
diaglib stamen Ana arrived ben an the lith
from Ragland and Malta. After having diem-
, tinned 30, medUespenea end some Idiom of mill-
,. cia,che tattle the evening of the more day for the Crimea,
within° nes heileagiag to drinent Regliak Warily end
cushy regiments. 4n the 11*. the Esgilk Wesleyan
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Mama WiNarallV, Boigiaa Moister of Foreign
Maim. too anima do Paris.

Ilhs Theme Gessege states that Sissy Swiss
lieverasmos. wbodived with risk families is Ewes, bays
asturaebto Safestland. those families baying bead time-
al/was, a aactmat of lb* was. sada: the amenity of rs-
dasinelleir satabliebooaato to a non ocoaoutical esadael.
Vhsesei-danamt osasibers of the Cometitnest As-
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La Prone of yesterday evening ham a letter fret
Bt. Petersburg in which we find the following psi,
agent
Pwrinsiono, Ore ir
Things are going on badly ; the political atmoubli,
desperately heavy, and we may my now more thy
that there is " something in the alt." We no loam
frau' from speaking of OVUM, and looking et theft is tht
gloomiest aspect. Notwithstanding the presence et 4,
wort, which did not accompany the Emperor on his age,
don, we dread no longer the eyes of the Galakhoff oak,
or the eau of the Dobbin and the Orloff'.
The scandalous affair about the Baron of UM ist
Prince Bodine opened the late Cates eyes to the bealii
administrative and military depredations, which errpsiii
all that the imagination can means in the way of se*
loss extortion, and that, too, in a country whirs stet
laeditional rims ere inherent in the habits of peg,
we. The Emperor inflicted a blow on the raft
vM
committed the error of allowing themselves to be mot
is the act, and of going too far. But abuses of thy mg
bare not been extirpated on that accoent. On the cortroy
tbo following ban instance that induces every ca. toh:
Sere that they have n ceased to prevail.
In the returns of the Russian army there hid dersfo
figured the equipment, pay, munitions, and gappli, Gt
a force of 18,000 men, a sowalled divisies of recap,
which ought to consist done or two companies frog sea
regiment serving in the Great Caucus". This &take
was employed in keeping the outposts smug the now
Ulm. They made a great fuse about the tittle foretell
or building for it, and which were garrisoned by lagi
detachments from the main body, in conformity with tie
regulations. One day General Woronoff, the Emeney,
Viceroy in the Caucasus, set out with a princely 104 to
the purpose of inspecting these 18,000 men.

He reached a village and commanded a superior ant
order the detachments of the division to assemble *di
purpose of being reviewed. He was told in reply** d
the forts were situated in the mountains at coosidershliii
tame in spots difficult of access, and that three weeks,*
at hut be requisite for collecting thus troops. Gold
Woronoff weld get no accommodation at all in then"
where he had stopped, and, not wishing to Wilda hinal
a prolonged fest, he retraced his steps without penal*
point any further.
Whew the campaign in Asia was ordered by the Baps*
Nicholas, General Moaravieff, seeing this seatioged d
18,000 men figure on the army list, took it she bto
head to go and ascertain the state of these troop. Be
accordingly set out for the mountains, bat he tack vely
good care not to have a whole court is ►k tin, Ss al'
predeosasor bed ; only one aide-de-camp welt wit► kin,
Raving some to a village, General Idooreviiff seat *
colonel, and mentioned to him his wish to *gig
dieision. The latter declared to him that, counties the
difficulties of the Keened, it would take a good sualidefire
he could inspect anything. " What does that au*"
replied the general, " I will wait."
Now, from the iaspection that he made with hisser
tuned activity, the Commander-in-Chief of the stay ii
Asia arrived at the conclusion that the forts Ind ISM Ir
built, and that the men only existed oe paper! Com
quently, for the twenty-five cr thirty yen that
been waged in the Cancun, the Rassisa pun* hi
bees paying enormous sums for the pay end keep de
imaginary division for the conatzuctios of chink**
true castles in the air.
Judge by this one het of the tentless sneaked mg,
and of the military power of this great empUe, sW b
eo long a thus had believed in the exists= el en
armies, well trained and inured to war, bat whet emth
upon closer inspection.
You already know the fate of &inborn. no/lesk
serious alarm here about libation and Niel h's& She
Emperor has confided the deuce of the Latta Inn
General Todleben. Although he has been killed shade
several times by either the newspaper press or ***-
graph, the young general of engineers it in excellent Inda,
and his wounds are completely healed. They en
greatly on the skill of which he gave such proofs dreg
*nig* of Sebastopol. .
There is perhaps some little policy is the motion
decided on sending him to Mashie& sport from then"
cities of the place. Todleben is a man of earpung null
and superior intelligence. If Sebastopol has falls*, it my
be said that it was through no fault of his, sad that bill
L all that could be done to reader that city *pagana lis
►es reader's!, we may venture to assert witheat feu dm
tradition from any one, eminent services to the Ban
government; he has been rewarded for in; bet
rapid promotion, justified for the rest in the eves of
people end the soldiers, has given Fite to greet NUM
among the officers.
Men of moderate talents rarely forgive superior me fe
having a superiority that succeeds, sad merit In their IN
is a heinous crime. The opportnaity wee than* •
bran for removing Toddies from the attacks of envy,ci
giving to Einaieff an needed/I &deader is a mm eli
has given proofs of his capacity.