The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-03 00:00:00

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raterne.----bowever ;amble, will not add one grain to
tbelhak9l wheat, and will Dot redeem the price the
freedom of a farthisg. The cost of bread to the
ebedniset May began narwhal of a comparative enmity
in other countries from which we mast draw supplies,
-ow tirwariuimirr F,109,600U trijoisth Moreiksz '
last year; bat amongst these mummer, ars all the
growers and corn *waste; 'Ed Ahoy, as Mr.
CAW eareetly states, are encouraged by Na
pikes, when they occur naturally, to grow swims.
Every sae most wish that food of every kind were
obeap—we believe that the tenons, eves, geuseilfi
wish it were cheaper, he they see in high priors an
lemma of rent ; bat as bug se there is a real
scarcity is the world--and this is so Looser merely a
emotion of our own peodoce--only high prime can
stimulate economy to maka the meaty stock hold
oat to the next honest, sodomite industry to greater
exertion to Lwow, the Elm* is fast'.

gut €Ollll.

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WINDSOR. Not. 2.

The Right Hom air Benjamin Hall and Bit Charles
Imola* anivod 715torish mai had the boom of dialog
Irak her Majosel.
This bawl at tt. 2ad Lu. Guards playad daring *a
&awe. Tin Clason's pivot* boot eftorinireo Forforamol is
tho Goods.

Virboadt Pahanotea aniired Is LosMs yesterday mom-
lattnioa lb seat, treadlsado, Mato. The amble *east lett
tow* la * aluraoli for Wiadoor Code, ea s visit W her

COLONIIL Dimwits:sr.—no department of
tb. Celestes has been offered to Lord Stanley, and
Lord Shaky his gone to Knawsisy to mak papa's leave
to &inept it. t3ome are of opinion that Lord Derby
hoe' no objection to his son's becoming a member of
the Palmerston Cabinet. Others Wok ha will fear
the effect upon the party he leads of so obviate •an
imitates of the policy of Um Highland chiefs in 1746,
when father and son generally talk opposite sides, in
order that, whatever tide gained the victory, the
family interests might be safe.

The Glasgow Muth., of Oeuunerce has thenweinl-
Wed the Pint Lead of the rm/fury. about the owe-
d= of Pees Act of 1844 ; preying that its sake
may be suspended so far as respects the Bank being
remitted in its Wane of notes beyond the 14,000,000 E
Ito the woonat of bullion it holds.

'WANING EXHIBITION OP MR. FENTON%
FROZOORAPES OF TEE BEAT OP WAR.

siteemiagg display, of lit. Fontes'. admirable Ow
iegeephin pistons from the 'art of war is the Crime were
meat sseseestslly isaagsrated last might. The gallery is
esseediagly well lighted ; sad striking se the.. sus pictures
are by day, their seed is greatly improved damask the
briUlaag sway of gm;—fa feet, to be really *eyed, this
eshibities should be seas of as *assist. Coshed.; the
latish, interesting nature of this agitation of masterly
photograph., a more levities swish could sea kayo bets
throws opes to the publie at their kiwi boar. Although
It is sot our Westin" os this "echos to pursue our remake
spas the various subjects eihibitad, we take the opportssity
ofsestiosieg that a taw very intereatiagportraits have bees
added to'the toUedlos sad were eibibited for the first time
last sight • very interesting me, sad mat striking as a
piton, Is the whelilesith portrait of. Prises Napoleon is
his Cruse's deem, for whisk his Royal 'Higbee's very rr
lastly est. Nut oily the Napoleon's cad of tioastatases,
but the pupal sleet of the drst iimperer's aware, is
powerfllly relived is the sonata's.. sad *pare of the
nephew, whose portrait night easily be takes let that of
the seek. The other interesting oddities' to the solleaties
to whisk we have alluded midst of the full-length per
traits of Mejoraeseral Windham, as he appeared befits
he sailed for the Crimea ; Robert Rawlinson, Brq., end Dr.
fletherhutd, unitary ememiesioners ; and air Jabs Bar.
geyser The portraits of the three last-named distinguished
neemben date Crimean expedition have Men takes very
reeestly.

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la. Nitta of the aaiavitiag asters of the weather, the
gallery eau weU stymied by viiitora latest spat tlto-
reashly lanatigatlea asa earatiaisiag the aaserotte spat-
mesa of Mr. Pintos's seal sad tale's. We noticed several
ttletlasittehett 'siestas rasa sad artists sag the ear
palsy. Thin Is *my probability of Ulu Busing Ealaibi-
dos of Photographs proving very attractive.

The Right Ho.. Sir Junes Graham has returned
to Netherby, Ana visiting the But of Aberdeen, as Redd.
Bow.
The Earl and Countess of Derby will Icairo
Knowsley early in the smiting weak, es a tau of visite.
Lord Slushy arrived at Knowsley ham London on Thaw
day motsiag. Hi. lordship returned to tows yesterday.
The Bishop of Londe has given • decision of
100 i. to the had new being seised to defray the aspens. et
resserisg the Cathedral, at Llasdat Baron= Windier
(Lady Harriet Clive) has likewise given 1001., and Lewd
Driers, and Sir Charles *ssg.a, Bart , see liberal down.
Lord and Lady °emulates have arrived et Chilling.
bum Comb, near Wedgy, with the Wooden to pees the
minim there.
BISHOP PHILPHITS AND SIB JOHN BENNAWAT.-1
The Bishop baying refused to scoop% Sir .Tolta Yeanaway's
less nominee fee Balm (tbe Bev. C. Lewd) has now re•
faced to maps the Bev. B. Co, who Sir Jobs nondalitedl
it plies of kh lest rejected candidate. One Od( souse
sleet—either Sir /An must have pluck enough to defend,
Ls rights, or his aemisatione will reader him ridicalosk
The Rev. Joh° Jos's, of Great Crosby, has been
selested to All the oMos of Archdeacon of Chester, camas by
the death et the late Hester Brooks, of Liverpool. Mr. Jones.
Me for soma time held the ease et aural doss.

Earl any took apronsimint part in the proosediap 1
esweeeted with the amass, meeting el the Northers Voles
et Keebasics' Unites's st Nowastie this week.

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Two Exhibitions aro now vacant at Exeter Col-
lege ; ens of the valve of 501. pew ammo, epos to the was
of alergynea resideat is the smog of Davao. whO owl
sot have ezeseded alaatews yews of age oa the Seth day
of JOU aid. A seemed, of rho value of $2l per SPAM,
without limit as to age. opts to perms who are natives
of the onaty of Dewey or who have received a part of their
eslatlitioa is that cosaty.
naPilifiertunint or Noses OTAYTORDMIZZ.--
We an Ishmael, on rag seed authority. that Smith
Childs, Eq., one et the amber, lot North Buiershire. is
es the eve of rf again( his ow% sad that a regulation is
being numerously Wised by the Ceaservativo .eleetoos of
the division falling epos B. P. Ilsysell lairs., Rog , to
ems forward or a alaslidaw. Sheila that ratlines sue•
ply with the requisitlia, his retina, uaoppoesta, la slain%

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 3, 1855.

ST. PITIRBBURG. FZIDAT.
A asepate tamivell lisie Otitis that aU the liens
of the fleet oflLiebsre have proceeded seawards, and
that the enemy has sedertass nothing weir.
Yesterday Prince Glortehakoif telegraphed that
there was so motemeet to report in the Crimea.

ifs Awned d. St. Petersketty of the 26th of
OR *stains an extract from Prim Gortehakoff 's
journal of military operations in the Crimea from the
lot to the 14th of Oct The following is taken from
this diary:
M The bombardment of the north side of Sebastopol
hai been continued : the fire of the enemy; which is
occasionally redoubled * intensity against the North
Fart, in is general bat moderate, and as yet it has
dose es scarcely any harm. Since the 10th of Ott.
it has sensibly diminished.
" During the wboli period from the let to the
16th of October, oar looses have been 2 men killed, a
subaltern Aar and 30 men wounded. and 26 men
braised; 10 of the latter remain is the ranks.

*ln order to bambind oar fortifications, the peep.
under cover of a well samained fire, has erected bat-
teries in the Admiralty near to Port Alexander, in
the Larabelnaia suburb on the Artillery Paw, and
in the ravines of Ossehakolf, Apollon, and Smalls-
bela; On the 12th of October we discovered how
**tower of Volokbe that the enemy bad estab-
?lilted five mortars on the Grabby Pier, and that he
wile lain up his treaters before bunions Nos. 6
lewdl, old carrying away the Odom and wood
be the Kenatobstka Imam."

THE RUMOURS QF PRAM.

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A correepoadent of the Cologne Gouttib, writing
.from Berlin, alludes to the rumours of peace (torrent
la the diplomatic drake of the Pruden capital, but
maiden them wholly astounded, not merely bemuse
Rusk has resorted to a fresh levy of eesseripts, bat
bemuse every sommenisatloa from that empire die-
ormatemmem

the belief that Russia will make any
emossesimi is the demands of the Western Powers.
The milli meets the question whether she will be
die Is Giggly the additional levy just imposed. "If
tee *kw; he nye, " from the tablas we presses
swedes the male population in Preeds, then by
eattlicr that of Ruda between the 17th and Ott
yam would give the ratio of about 16 million to a
implodes of SO millions. In every 1,000 souk there
'wesilbs of this class; and sappothig a third
of theme to be fit for military service, a levy
of U males is every thousand might be
Made. Experience, however, preyed I. the last war,
when the enthusiasm of the people was extreme,
that Prussia could only collect thirty in every thee.
sand, or three per cent. Nor will Russia be able to
do mote, so that it she poetesses already an army of
1,800,000 men, it surely is impossible for her to ob•
lain twenty heads more per tholes& The last
domes of the Emperor surpass, the ratio which ham
hitherto obtained in all recruitments.*

OS the other hand, all the letters arriving from
Vienna allude to the rumour of pesos, and to the
anxiety with which the politicians of that city were
exporting the arrival of the French embamsdar, t►e
Baron de Boorqueney. One correspondent declares
that Itstmis has positively intimated at both the courts
of the great German powers her willingness to nego-
tiate spin upon the basis of the four points, and that
the allies of December 2 are not at all disinclined
to resume diplomatic conferences, although the,
Western Powers have at the same time declared that
they can only consent to such a step when there is a
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stir; prospeei of their attaining s istisfsetory result.
How far Ramis is inclined to yield is known at Ber-
lin, sad this, it is added, is shy the BUSS de Boar.'
queasy returns to 'Vienna via Berlin.
The dietaries Gazette of October 29 contains the

following latter from its aorrespoadeat at Paris:
Vatil this day I bare always pointed out to you the on-
Images of the efforts teals by the diplosastiste for mewing
pestle negodetioas between Buds sad the Western
Powers. Bat at the prtseat 1110111111 it it is isayseeihis sot to
Tussah* the value of the miser progustiosting sitewopie of
this kiod—stanapts based en pubis* pupped, wasaadas
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frees as.b. *We the Liss of Pniela Is senseshly to
&elk his repneettatine it Loudon ud Pah, the Ass,
ten este, to the Court of 84 lareps's is tow at Pansowd
hat !fittest Justifiers with Coast Wasiak'. who es his
pen hoe had leas sotheauss whit the Beret do Bow
teasey,hoth yesterday sad to-day.
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Is Inli-latarood stiotti thag I;w., that Clout Oulibrodo
Mr brought sure that gwY dirpossi to ma he paw,

wen at the price of Item seenilses. -This news is said ie
have bees transmitted to Vienna through the Indium W
the Bertha Cabinet, white latter has also pet Ile gasoline,
whether AWittie deemed ft advise* to , newsman& Is
amen withiinassla. the 'Russian prepesitime bliss ages-
don of the allied powers. Bet seeing that dm latter have
almond, ea several assardeas, their "Moieties to mated*
Pistils from ad participation la the' future negetistions for
'perl44, Coma Caliendo is shargsd, they say, by goveno
meat to examine will the ground at Beds, sad is treat, if
the ease jutilat it. this &diens gelation V/tUI the British
peannabit. It b added that Austria, very hi from
death* the seepention of Prusein, hp del lard, on the
esatrary, that she regarded it as very desirable and proper
to laths sad Minn the westablislunast of general poem.

It appears that the Using proposals ere the frail of
secret segotiatioss. Old* bassi bests seeded es for 1/08110,
weeks pest batmen' Prowls sad Ramis. It remiss to hi
sees' whether flit proposals is swedes an ealeidated is
ediofy the duns& of die Weans Powers; bat tMot.ls a
stesstiel whisk his set yet bees examined. because what i
sow requisite le to deride tha prelissisosy pin, Met is,
witatisor the powers me will*/ to reeds, the pmposeds
mid teases bees sweveyed to them thanes the median of
Prussia.
Ospfosisp I tam bees scoarstely informed. Ms seaman
'has boss gives to or. that os his Me= s. Vilest, width
will talis plowing few diem IL do Deurtesesry will stop at
Birds hrahis purpose of easferriag with the Premiss Ml-
' sister efroreigs Allah* cis the nature sad fun ossistromins
anomie. alas; sad the resat of these eosisomes will
fists &midi the fate that awaits them slow, A abides so
' &Neste

. seeliest have bees thelid44 to seseetifiliil beads
dna Sbeseteliilipe
_Derlitheey. mad the Weed's of this

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eilleel, sad "I""earilY low, I" °WI. that the LATEST FROM ABROAD. •
sees after the rapture d Sebastopol.
4,sts dialoged that *ay Ayala ao Inger mad
mat average price at what is " jaat.poe. a Tarter ...---- . late ttsC.iews to tle foss gureapses. Oa tba
es that It was at th‘s 'has last; • . . as - - 4' .i 4 41sie memast the Prima aa fts
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