The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-08 00:00:00

the Horse Guards aloes sea toll, mope it tru be-
cause he was a• the staff, and that his wet liasll,
staff beaus he was a 'illative d the Oommuder.in-
Mises. Lord RAGLAN dies, tad Gemini Spasm! MD.
seeds him, whoa his lordship% native is kept on u
• delicate complimest to departed greatness-4 sort
of living wreath of ismorkis hung upon the Field-
Marshal% tomb by his successor. Sebastopol falls,
and the fortunate youth is entrusted to Garry the
not our luminous despatch el his chief to England.
For this he is made lieutenant-adousl—his senior

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saptida by sieves years in the army and by
a dozen steps is the regiment still remabsiog captain•
This it is that the Horse Hoards sward merit and
Wog penises. taking no amount of family inflames

HAMBURG, MONDAY.

or personal interest; and thus it is that we expect our
regimental officers to be content with their hard lot,
sod to cultivate the vine that others may pluck the
Will anddeg stop this perpetual military jobbing ?
beaus at the pus injustices done to the unpro-
bets& Assn of the army, can the nation
main silent ender the sneers and wonderment
of our French end Sardinian allies? We are
apt to call the Emperor NAPOLEON despotic, and to
think that his will is all-powerful, but unless his
MAJESTY wished his army of all ranks to lire in one
penal mutiny, he dare not perpetrate one single
seoh job ea our War-office Gazette calmly announces
by the dosen to the world ; and it will be well for I
England if a powerful vac* is raised to put a stop to
these unjust practices. We last year murdered a
third of our army by neglect; let us in time
Mop those who would "according to custom*,
make oar officers discontented by undue and
meet partial advancement of those who do next to
nothing over those who have for twelve long months
bone the beat and burden of the day. We cannot
ellheiesy longer to make • war army the means of
*Ms aristocratic youngsters to high rank, unless
they are distinguished by professional merit as well
as good birth. All such abuses as we have
pointed out must be reformed, and either General
BDIPSON or his enocusor must be made to look to
gallantry or distinction in the geld as the only claim
officers can have to be mentioned in the publics de-
spatches, or recommended to her Maine for brevet
primacies. Regimental officers ought—and must—
have the lion's share of military reward, inasmuch as
they have to brave all the danger. There is not a
run in England but rejoices in General Wonsut's
promotion; while there are but few who do not cry
shame on the small portion of praise, advancement,
or honours awarded--or likely to be awarded—to
those who so nobly fought by that gallant officer's
side. If these matters are not reformed now, it is to
be hoped they will be so when Parliament meets;
otherwise, the question will be taken up by a public
that seldom allows its words to be unheard or its
opinioas to pus unheeded.

got court.

BALMORAL, Oct. 6

The Queen, eneeinpanied by the Princess Royal
sad Prisons Alice. sad Wattled by the Duke's of Wel-
lington. the Hos. Beatrice Byag, sad Sr George Grey,
rode eat yesterday eftemosa. - -

Ocrr. 6.

The Clean, aceosepasied by the Prins* of Wales end the
Princess Royal, and wielded by the Duchess of Welling-
ton and the Hos. Beatrice Byag, drove oat yesterday altar-
aooa.

His Royal Elitism alio Priam west oat door stalking.

Drayatabas wars seat from Oa
day to Go Gomm, of Gibraltar.

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THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1855.

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EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. Bv3wAy Evzomta.

The demonsttation against Bursars in Naples,
made by the Moniteur, looks very like • confirmation
of the news already sent by your Naples correspond-
ent that the differences between Bing Bombs and
the Western Powers are patched up for the present.
I have, it is truth beard it said within the last four.l
and-twenty hours that, notwithstanding concessions
made by Ferdinand, the very serious misunder-
standing that ham long existed is far from
being settled. However, the Pionotue, of
Turin, a generally well-informed journal. says
that the Neapolitan government, yielding to the
energetic representations of the Austrian Minister,
has at length resolved to give full malefaction to the
u imperative requirements of France and England.*
At all events, the Emperor Napoleon 111. thinks it
necessary to appear very angry with his cousin
Lucien Murat. I am informed that the Prince and
at St. Cloud yesterday and asked for an audience,
but that his Majesty positively refused to see him.
A Warsaw correspondent of the Constitutionnel
gives reasons for thinking that the rumour which has
been for some time current in German of the ap-
proaching retirement of Count Nematode, is not
unfounded. While in Europe the idea is that Nes-
selrode's tendencies are pacific, be is openly accused
by the Russians in Warsaw of having brought about
the war, and there are people who suspect him of
secretly rejoicing at the checks which Ramis Wm
'offend. Such sfippositions show how e•vessissd is
the difference between the old Muscovite and the
German party. However wild some of these con-
jectures may be it is remarked as • significant fast
that the old chancellor has remind no ter
timooy of satisfaction from either the late
or the present Emperor sines the commenoemeut
of the war. No allusion is made to his name is the
will of the Cur Nicholas; where, however, moat oil
his late Majesty's old servants are remembered. The
belief is very strong among usually well-informed
persons in Warsaw that before the end of the year
Nematode will be superseded by M. Sidniavine.
This letter goes on to say that the position of the
Russian Government in Warsaw is a difficult one.
The harvest is scanty, the potato disease very bad,
the pries of corn is continually rising, and it is expected
that it will soon be higher than in Prussia. In these
chmearances, it is considered very fortunate that the
militia forces which were to have been marched into
Poland hays not yet crossed the frontier.
A Russian letter from Rigs, of Sept. 28, alludes as
follows to the recent bombardment :
At six o'clock in the =Min of yesterday, the iababit-
ants of this town were startled by • heavy canaimade.
Four ships of the line, two seminar, sod ass twig, had
arrived is the sight before ear poet, sad fir the spa IN
an hear they bombarded the batteries at the mouth of the
Duna. Afterwards these yowls sailed westwards, and took
up a position opposite the Belles Column. There the
bombardment recommenced, and lasted form hour and a Ulf.
The batteries at the mouth of the Dana did
sot suffer musk, but those of Ballen, as the
Rigs Maass has announced, wen much injured.
Part et the eassey's squadron has bees seen at Alt Salts,
eleven miles from Riga. On the 25th three frigates
anchored at the month of the &lie riven A boat with
seven era sad as omeer took sou•diogs, earl, approaching
nearer, the mew (Beglish) found means to set fire to about
ten barques, which were lying half a went from the river's
mouth.

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The Preen, in its weekly commercial review,
says:
Trade hoe been very calm this week. Sulam' hes been
sleek in the interior, but there has been an amelioration ia
exports. At Lyons it is impossible to boy anything for the
Paris retail hams, so entirely absorbed are the manatee.
tame is the *mention of orders for Amelia., which they
have nodes& en very advantageous terms.

Notice jai been given by the authorities in the
departments of the Seethe and Maine and Loire, that
workmen out of employment will be sent, on applica-
tion, to the railway line from Paris to Mulhouse,
where there is work for no less than 12,000 men.
The prefect of the Vancluss hsa suspended the
mayor of a small town in his department for fifteen
days, for having absented himself from the parish
church on the occasion of the performance of the To
Dews for the fall of Sebastopol.

PRIZES AT THE PARIS

The Monitewr, in accordance with the imperial
deems jut published, gives a list et the wed intern/aloud
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lfury aipoia.ted to awarvel the prises at the Malvern' BALM-
ties. The nett= of agriculture std iadeatry ferias 27
clams, divided iota peeps.

The following is allet of the sanneil of presidents and
ale►presdesb of this ant section :
Presidest—Prince Napoleon. Viee•Presidosb—The Mi.
sister of State, the Moister of Masao*, and the President
of the Senate.

Presidsats—MM. Elio de Boanatost, let elan ; Sir W.
Hooker, tad elan ; Count de Gasparin, 3rd elan ; General
iMoria, 4th class ; Hartwich, sth class ; W. Psirbsirn, 6th
class • General Platelet, 7th clue ; Marshal Valliant, Bth
class ' C. Wheatstone, 9th class ; Dumas, 10th class ; A. R.
Owen, 11th class ; Dr. Hoyle, 12th class ; Baron Ch. Dupla,
13th clue ; Mary, 14th elms; Von Dubin, 15th clue;
Dr. von Steinbeis, 16th elan; Lord Hertford, 17th class;
Ragnault, 18th clan; Th. Bully, 19th elan; Cunha-
Gridaine, 20th clan; Arles-Dufour, 21st clan ; Legeatil,
22nd elan ; Orenier-Lefebvre, 23rd clan; Ilittorff, 24th
elan ; Lord Aoliburtoo, 25th clan ; Louis Pouter, MU
clue; J. Helmesberger, 27th clam
Viee-Presidente—MY. Douai, lit class; Miles-Ed-
wards, tad class; Evelyn Donbas, 3rd class ; Combs., 4th
elms ; Schneider, 6th clan; General Piobert, 6th elan;
R. Willis, 7th class; Sir David Brewster, Bth class ; Sabina,
9th clan ; T. Graham, 10th class ; Payea,llth elms; Royer.
12th clan; J. Burgoyne, 13th clan; Oh. Maaby, 14th
elan ; Michel Chevalier, 15th clan ; Peluso, 16th class ;
Count de Laborde, 17th class; Ob. delßrosehem, 18th
class ; Minenl, 19th *La; Lemnos, 90th elan ;
DGr-
gardt, 21at elan ; Meissen, Mad elan ; fiellandrouse de
Laments* 23rd slam ; Doke of Hamilton mad Brandon,
24th clan; M. Ronde, 25th elms; A. Pinata Didot, 26:12
due ; Milan, 27th Blue. "
Secretary of the Council: M. AA. Blain (des Vosges),
Secretary of the Jury.
The section of the floe arts forms throe glasses, which are
alto divided lab several groups. The memben of the
muse of this section are :—Presideat : Count de Morny,
President of the Corps Legislatif ; ViceTresideat : M. 8:t-
-roche, President of the Conned of State Secretary.
Clan 31 is a spinal elan oompond of ;Indust of domestic
eentomy. A list of the members of the jury of this elan has
bees 'beady published.
The fete to be given to Prince Napoleon by the exhibitors
will take plus positively on October 15th, at the mew Rotel
du Louvre, as already announced. The hour flied is belt-
put eight in the evening. The subscription lid will be
closed at five o'clock on the 11th instant.