biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-23

TUESDAY EVENI4I

with a wawa sad a geatlerasa who was lodging 'a his
Muse. Deteadeat 'steepened, got his ledger swat.
sad ejected eeeeplaissat sad the won= treat the
home. °etude the door weeplalatat celled hie a thief,
sad shallow& Ida to Agit, sad the blows he got were
received is the smile.

Mr. Charles Lase, a gentleman livlog Is defesdaat's
me, corroborated the latter's *calmest.
Ik. Uighur ordered defendant to be diesherged.
SOUTHWARK.
PAYING 1141 101 A LAII.

WUMa Croke; mug asp, about t twenty years of
ego, was charged with stadia, • het front the shop of Mr.
Joseph, gourd dealer, Basuondeepstreet.
Polies Coastable 167 M mid, ha wee oa duty ia Bersioad-
soy-street about sans Weis* last nosing, when he lOW the
primer go up to the press tor's shop, where there
were several countryman's hate mused for sale.
He took of his own up, sad pissed that is
kb pocket, aid directly afterwards be pat me et
the hats es his heed, sad west away singing " All rosul
my hat " u jolly as could be. Wham followed him, sad
eked his where he was goiag to take the presseater's kat,
when b. replied " Who. that to;you ?" sad Nauman&
to ma away. He, however, seised hold of his sad took
hint into custody. Wiles at the station-hose, he said be
took the het for • lark, sad had no inteatioa of steeling it.
The presenter said that he bed a amber of hats lying
ea a board amide his shop last eveniag, sad about seem
o'elosk he saw** prisme walking away with me of his
kits ea kb head. Last wham bad hold of him, sad thea
he per hiss late custody.
In 'surer to the charge the prisoner said he took sip the
hat and pat it ea his had for a lark, whoa the constable
seised him sad took him into custody. He was a respect-
able rung man, sad get his living hometly. .

Tb. moilsor Of the prisoser,; very rsspootablo female,
sold that her son w. bar .hit support, sad she could sot
osseaut for his taking the hat salves it was for oink. Ho
►ad plenty of mossy.

lir. Coiabe told Ilia be mast pay fee We last, as be
amid he blat 40e. or ass =oath.
London, England, 1855-12-11

AUSTRIA.

Le Nord, reporting the reduction to a peace
footing of the Austrian advanced army corps op-
posed to Russia, namely, that of Gallica", clams the
fact as a proof of the confidence of the Austrian go-
vernment in that of Russia, and exhibits it es an an-
swer to those who boast of the alliance between Aus-
tria and the Western Powers. It is a corroboration,

accordlog to the journal quoted, of a signi&aut pas:
sage in the Lag of Prussia's recent .perch. and a re-
padmition of any part or lot in the aggressive policy of
Frame and England.

RUSSIA.

The Austrian Garatta publishes an Odessa letter of
the 27th ult., in which it is said :
Travellers on their way Item N.oolaieff relate that the
is.. is quite metamorphosed. The moot important lariat-
cations are at a disuses of 8,. rents from it, at the ma-
dames of the biota with the Boug. A triple circle of
defeasive weeks protests the apprombes to the town, and 100
Rase of every alike am in battery. Whole streets of little
buildings have been »end, is order to make way for the
hernias and hospitals ; sad the myths, for military
sends and samitions ham been built bomb proof. The
Admiralty that wee is now elmageti into a star tort, named
after Admiral Leaved. Byer, whore prestigious activity is
displayed, sad the Midge near Varraroffka is perpetually
blocked up with gams and leaded wawa&
TM Grand Deka Oessisatiae iespetteed lately 80 meetly
arrived aortas., with whisk the batteries oa Sparks Point
are to be used. His Imperial Hiatuses was extremely
pleased with the triage end power of these pieces of old-
seem the airtime's of which ham been made amordiag to
the suggestions of General Tedtleben. The mortars were
sees la the Impala Foaadry of Itketsk.s
London, England, 1855-01-05

THE POLICE COURTS.

George Hall, was charged with fraudulently obtaining a
large sum of money, under pretence of defraying the
travelling expenses of a number of " navvies" engaged for
the Crimea.
Mr. Charles Caraidge, cashier of Messrs. Peto and Betts,
appointed to the Crimean expedition, said that the prisoner
had been engaged to bring " navvies " from Gloucester-
shire, with an understanding that their railway expenses,
&c., were to be defrayed. The prisoner handed in a bill to
witness for sums of money alleged to have been paid to or
on behalf of men engaged, which, it was discovered, they
bad ceived. He had also charged for the railway
expenses of men purporting to have been brought from
Gloucester, but engaged in London.
Several witnesses having deposed to these facts, the
prisoner was remanded.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'EL-MIIRIMAL
THE DERBY. _

Thedeeline of Oulston to 20 to 1, lard to 1001., was the
only important movement in the betting this afternoon ; 10
to 1 was taken to 1001. about St. Hubert, 22 to 1 to a small
sum about Cruiser, 1.000 to 31 twice about Polydore, and
1,000 to 16 seven times about Rambling Katie.

THE TWO THOUSAND.
St. Hubert was backed to 1001. at 4 to 1.
It is a remarkable fact that the Chester Cup war sot

touched upon.
The room was very thinly attended.
DERBY STEEPLECHASES, TUESDAY, FED. 13.—Maria
Day should have been included in the list of nominations
for the Selling Steeplechase.

Suss= AG:

REPORT FOR DECEMBER

—We have had tine open weather during the past month
with occasional frosts, and it has been a favourable time for
getting in the late sown wheat. It is a rare thing to see a
vay looking piece of wheat, as, owing to the dry weather in
October, sowing was unusually late; and we remem-
ber the seed so long in the ground before making its ap-
pearance; a very large portion is not yet np. The wheat
iot thick on the ground, without being too strong ; and we
hear very little complaint of either slug or wireworm.—
Briyhlos Orrsette.
eAllUALTT.—Express (ship), Baker, from Mira-
micbi t, Liverpool, which pat in here Dec. 18,with damage,
drove ashore in the night of Jan. 1, on Pwlchwchan Fats,
bat mote off, with =Mance, last tide.—Milford, Jan. 3. ,
London, England, 1855-01-05

FRANCE.

1773147 07 TIN WALT 77,4
PARIS, Tausso Enna%
A paragraph in the Moniteur, stating that Priest
Gortehakoff, having demanded to enter upon
ale.
Cations on the basis of the four points, the 'Am
Powers had oome to an understanding and addielesi
to the Ansi= Ambassador an identical answer," ie
important, not only u confirming the report that do
three courts were agreed upon the interpretation
the four guarantees, but also as an official announce.
meat that the Russian Ambassador has asked to trait
upon the basis of those conditions.
The Rents wu very firm today, and nee 30e.
closing at 85fr. 90c. Other securities were still bet*
supported. The news of the definitive signature ti
the railway treaty between Austria and the Preeek
capitalists caused a rise in the Credit Mobilier
17fr. 80c. Many of the railways rose considerably.
St. Germain, 15fr.; Orleans, 12fr. 50c. ; and Lyon.
15fr. All were higher, and a brisk business vee
done.

(11011 1111

The Court of Chartres has sentenced a man to g
month's imprisonment for the rather singular offence
of having informed some of his neighbours in the
night time that a sedition. movement was projected,
It is reported,
i and I sincerely hope with baths
that a bill s now before the Council of State, re.
quiring magistrates of the first instance to decide
within twenty-four hours after the erred et
any individual whether there is any spedde
charge against him, and whether there are legal
grounds for detaining him in prison to me-
side: that charge. If this be true, the Emperor.
government will be entitled to the high praise d
having effected the most important legal reform that
France has seen. Such a measure would remedy
crying grievance, which has struck every in.
partial observer of French institutions under
every regime. It would, in fact, be a French
habeas corpus act. Tyrannical laws may be in
time modified or repealed, but so long as the habits
of the country sanction indefinite imprisonment upon
a charge which may never be publicly investigated,
there will never be any security for individual liberty.
If the provisional government had thought more of
this great subject when they possessed absolute power
in 1848, many of their friends would have hid cum
to be grateful to them in later times.
The Minister of Marine has received from Sydney,
under date of 22nd September, accounts from the
corvette La Constantine, commanded by Captain
Tardy de Montravel. That officer announces that he
has seat home three specimens of coal, which is
found in great abundance in New Caledonia, and
which will be of the highest importance to that co.
lony, Si coal is generally very scarce in Australasia.
The office of Grand Almoner, which was sup.
pressed in 1830, is likely to be revived in the person
of Cardinal Dupont, Archbishop of Bourges. Sixty
thousand francs a year, and a palace to live in, are
spoken of as the emoluments of this office.
Queen Femme is expected in Paris in the spring
to visit the Great Exhibition.

The venerable Bishop of Le Mans, who went to
Rome to vote the dogma of the Immaculate Concep.
tion, died in the Quirinal Palace on Dec. 29.
London, England, 1855-01-05

THE MILITIA.

The South Gloucestershire
_Regiment of Militia
is now embodied under Colonel Lo Fitchardinge, and
undeigoing daily drill at Gloucester. On Thursday their
dreams were delivered out to them, and they will com-
mence that portion of their drill today. All the men have
undemone a strict surgical examination, and many have
been reported as unlit for active service. On Tuesday Lord
Fitslardinge addressed the men on parade in a short smelt,
in wtich he urged on them to volunteer for the line, in
iirderto render themselves real good soldiers. He spoke
light] of the reports contained in the newspapers as to the
privations of the army in the Crimes, and said that those
privoions had been greatly exaggerated, and thct the troops
were well provided with food and clothing. Some of the
men lave since volunteered for the line out of the regiment,
but tie volunteers are as yet not as numerous as in some
other regiments. Last year Earl Fitzhardinge offered •
considerable bonus to men volunteering for the line out of
' " Militia.

ii;-6-itii-
London, England, 1855-01-05

AUSTRIA.

A letter from Vienna, of the 28th lilt, in the Con-
dit:Wont:el, says:
The movement of troops towards the Russian frontier con-
tinues. dome companies of pioneers, who recently arrived
from Italy, leave this day for Gallicia. All the generale
who were on leave at Vienna are immediately to leave for
the army. The affair of the suspension of the Lloyd journal
is not yet over. This day, M. R. Warrens had an audience
of his filsjesty, to whom he presented a memorandum,
which is said to be a masterpiece of justice and clearness.
M. Warrens, who has rendered such great service to the
state, has not lost confidence in the reappearance of his sup.
pressed journal. It is true that the other journals this day
mention a warning given to the Mate Gasefte, because it
bad published some lines is favour of the Lloyd; but that
is perhaps a mann justified by the tone of those words
I rather than a symptom that the Lloyd has been definitively
judged.
London, England, 1855-01-05

THE TURKISH ARMY IN BULGARIA.

The Moniker has the following remarks respect
ing the co-operation of the Porte in the war :
Since the Eastern questioa has led to a formidable war,
the Sublime Porte has made groat sacrifices in order to
supply his troops with what they require. It is undentoed
that the brave army of Omer niche, their chief, has not
bees neglected, and this is why they have displayed
in face ,of the Russians a gallantry that has
won for them the just sympathy of entire Eu-
rope. Some persons of late have thought proper
to spread abroad the rumour that the army of the
Danube was in the greatest and most pressing want; never-
theless his Excellency Elsa Pasha has never ceased occu-
pying himself with all possible activity in providing every
kind of provision necessary for the army, and be sends to
Varna on all occasions provisions, ammunition, winter
clothes, and whatever in abort is indispensable. Very pre-
cise orders are at the same time given to the proper parties
for their being forwarded without delay to his Excellency
the Generalissimo, Omer Paths.

Caoarranr.—A new battery has been effected on
the north side of Cronstadt A merchant there, of the name
o tOsterow, whose house was required to be pulled down to
make room, has presented to the battery the picture of the

St. Nicholas," in s silver frame, in com-
memoration of the Emperor's coming thither to trace out
the lines of the foundation.

The German Universal Gaulle hu the following
issuing anecdote, stated to have occurred before Sebasto-
pol. The French having remarked an unusual activity
among the garrison of the Quarantine Fort, were anxious
to know the cause of it, and for that purpose determined to
get hold of some Russian sentinel at the outposts. But
that sus no easy matter, the sentinels being usually on
the alert, and taking good can to keep out of danger.
At last, a Roney') offered to furnish the article in question.
That very night, a watchful ldneoovite heard a rustling
among the bushes. He cried, " Who goes there ?" bit
the only answer be received was a grunt. Thinks he to
himself, " This is wine fat pig that has deserted from the
' enemy. Bless me, if I (*mild only get held of it, and smuggle
it into the fort, se that our officers may not lay hold of it i"
With this view, he returns the grunt, the conversation be-
comes interesting to both parties, and at last the wetly
Russian sees the object of his desires approach. He lays
down hie musket to seise it, but, oh horror, the tisechereiu
beast turns the tables upon him, throws him down, and
gags him in no time, then, with a low whistle, he calls Ave
Bourse to his aid, who can off his Tidies to the Preach
camp in triumph.
THE BELLar Turritona..—We ere requested to

state that the execution of the tablet to the insuary of the
late Lieutenant Ballot hae been each retarded by the
illness end death of the to coat it, lout that
it will now shortly be finished, in the Natal
Massage of the Loam, end that a emu est apart for him
brother has been placed in the funds by the Masurtr.—
Galignwel.
London, England, 1855-01-05

by suitable diet, warmth, sad by ecelialag the ass tether
havammeke, there .tea be little doubt that easy patients
were rented /roe the more sellout tore of the disease.
The nese that were takes to detest sea who were seem- I
sziouly labouring seder diarrhea, or ether premonitory
symptoms drapery or who, though window of the mature
of the effete', yet strutted to despise it, had also their
geed effects; as the more early the remedial saw were
pat is pretties the more likely were the, to seamed.
(Signed) W.-Hamra?, Direetor-Geaeral.
Admiralty, doeenet•houe. Nov. 90,1854.
London, England, 1855-01-05

SIR DE LACY Eeat4s.—On Monday me published
a letter addressed by Genera Sir De Lacy Erns to Lord
Eighty, adding that it had found its way into print without
the consent of the distinguished writer. General Evans now
writes that a paragraph or sentence of his letter appears to
have been omitted. from what cause he knows not, and en-
closes the omitted paragraph for insertion. not,
and
Paragraph T. (erred to followed the words " 30th of
Ootober," and was as follows The post I was charged
with during that long period was, I believe, deemed of the
utmist imminence to the safety of the French and English
armies. Frequently hut few troops remained to me for its 1
deb nce, against sometimes tenfold our numbers of the
enemy, within a short distance from our front. I had the'
honour of frequently submitting my opinion of the yolk-
ness and precariousness of the position of the Second Elvis
sims to your lordship—and, indeed, also to General Can-
taint—and of the small means at my disposal to place it in
more security. Its liability to be suddenly attacked et all
times it was also my duty to represent. But the various
ezigeneies to be provided for on otht r points at that time
scarcely left it possible, I believe, to afford us soy material'
reinforcement, or means for the construction of defences. I
have ventured into these di tails to account for the harassing
nature of the duty alluded to, and of the anxious and almost
sieeplcss nights and days it occasioned me."
SAXONY.—The King of Saxony closed the extra-
ordinary series of the Dist on the 30th nit. EM speeds
routs so riot of World.
London, England, 1855-01-05

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1855.

of the

into which we how

bees plunged by its own shameless mendacity. Now,
at
..4101/4oatoolitupr. *Om Obblesbusg mha
mion sabOlta and spoliation. Now, so at
h • the nem coolants the adoption of
Inland wadoh most tint degrade the na•
► eyes of the worldrand then expose it to
s and outrages from all pouters that
w7ald not fail to involve nu in wars woe compli-
oatid Una ofinfraltely USW &attics that tits M-
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tioiNe

THE QUEEN AND OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS

IN THE EAST.

The following letter, addressed by hoe Majesty
to Mr. Sidney Herbert, will delight all, and surprise
no one s_ _

a WINDIOS CASTLE, Dao. 6, 1854.

" Would you tell Mrs. Herbert that I begged she
would let me see frequently the accounts ate receives
from Miss Nightingale or Mrs. Bracebridge,u I hoar
no details of the wounded, tho' I see so many from
officers, die., about the battle-field, and naturally the
former must interest me more than any one.
" Let Mrs. Harbert also know that I wish Miss
Nightingale and the ladies would tell these poor
noble wounded and sick men that No ONE takes a
warmer interest, or feels more for their sufferings, or
admires their courage and heroism won, than their
Queen. Day and night she thinks of her beloved
troops. So does the Prince.
" Beg Mrs. Herbert to communicate these my
words to those ladies, u I know that our sympathy
is much valued by these noble fellows.
(Signed) " VicTonta.“
London, England, 1855-01-05

ADMIRAL DUNDAS'S FAREWELL TO THE

BLACK SEA FLEET.

The following is the address of Admiral Dundee
upon quitting the command of the Black Sea fleet:
(General Memorandum.)
Res Majesty's ship Britannia in the Bosphorus.
22d December, 1864.
My terra of service, as Commander-in-Chief, in the
Mediterranean and Black Seas having drawn to a claw, I ea
abseil to return to England and give up the command of
this Best.

Daring the pest year many trill's eirennstanate bav
ectarred—pestileses V its suet aggravated form, action
with the enemy spinet land defenses nett as skips hardly
sue eneoutered, and a tumult of the most awful violese..
la all those evade the good conduct and gallantry of the
lest have been evinced and proved.
Is taking an airestionate leave of the omen, seamen, and
■stlaea of the lest, I as hereafter 'aperient. no higher
patifilaties than the assurance that they preserve their
high chamfer fee diselphne, enterprise, and devotion to
est Sovereign aa4 oeutry.

_
J. W. D. DIINDAI,
Vie► Admiral, Conuitandir-in Chief.
Ts tha Adults* Captains, Coansanders, °Mons.
Beason, sad Marines of the Neat ht the
Maditavenaean aad Black Sea.
London, England, 1855-01-05

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LONDON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 3.

LATEST
NEWS FROM ABROAD

THE CRIMEA.

The Moniteur has the following respeetiag the
diversion which Omer Pacha is to tact in the
Crimea

" We lave made known the resolution of the Sul-
tan to send to the Crimea, under the orders of Omer
raohs, a corps destined to second the operations of
our generals in chief, by means of an important
diversion in the rear of the Russian army. The
news we receive under date of the 25th ult. from
Constantinople announces that a ministerial letter,
addressed to the Ottoman generalissimo, enjoins
him to hasten the embarkation of his troops, and to
repair immediately in person to the allied generals,
in order to concert with them his future more-
scents."—Doily News.

VIENNA, TEI7IIIIDLY MORNING, JAL 4.

Prince Ciortchakoff has had an salience of the
Emperor, which lasted an hour and three-quarters,
bat his Majesty is not likely to make any concession
to Russia.

Gourd Osten-Sacken is to act against Ettpatoria
with 45,000 men and 80 glum

According to telegraphic despatches from French
head•cinuters, both armies are preparing to attack
the southern part of Sebastopol.—Tyner.

Golignani publishes the following private tele-
graphic despatch, dated Trieste, Jan. 3:
" Accounts have been received from Constanti-
nople to the 25th. At that date a number of wooden
homes for the troops had arrived there. Chekib
Effendi, Minister of Justice, died on the 24th. The
Duke of Cambridge and Prince Napoleon are still
there. The Allied armies, suffering from cold, have no
irewood. The Allies have taken three Russian guns.
Gen. Lipran di still occupies his position near &dollen.

Accounts from Trebiaond of the 19th state that the
Russians have rued the forts of Bayazid, and are
closely watching the frontier of Persia. The heavy
falls of mow which have taken place near Kars render
it very improbable that hostilities can be resumed
until the spring. The Russian garrisons of flehamkoi
and Amps will be, it is said, marched to the Crimes."

RUSSIA.
rAL COMPANY'S

ST. PETERSBURG, JAN. 2.

A new financial measure is promulgated, raising
the import duty on tea brought from China over-
land 100 per cent., from Jan. 1, 1853.—Daily News.

Our correspondent reports, on the 2d, that the
storm from which Hamburg had so severely suffered
had considerably abated, and the waters were
gradually subsiding.—Daily Now,.

SPAIN.
(IT sLicritc mizeaLPa.)
MADRID, :AN. 2.

The Finance Minister, in reply to a question, has
declared that the projected 8 per cent. tax upon the
interior debt will never attach upon the externs' debt,
3 per cent., created in 1841.
London, England, 1855-12-18

ACT OF EXCOMMUNICATION AT COBLENTZ.

We fad in the Journal de IVvue4fort once mime
details relative to an "azewneranication" which has

'just been pronannosd at Cotteatz. The narrative kill
as follows :

COBLBNTZ, Du
_l2.

Oa Beasley we were vitamin of a carssaoay sal& be.
sot boos performed for osatoriss, vis.—aa szessalmalas-
dims--tlis gabfest Wag floastag, a sasrobsat at Cables%
win was &wooed from his first wife. sad sight years ago

vourled by the civil authorities °lay to bispTeess- t oue.

Last summer M. Senate, wee emiseaded by the sleepy
to esparate from his Mk, sad not obey*, their deem, he
was re fiesday ezeommuskated. •
Dean Krum% sitar piasbiag a masa sadist the
'Nil marriage, pat on some other sacerdotal garments sad
amempasied by two demurs bearing west tapers r:ad—
stsediag to the middle et Use ehsreh—the matesee of en-
semmaaleatioa nabs* M. Boasts. and his lady. H. Asa
ezilagaished the War. saying that the isdividaale named
were aot worthy to aes the day of the Lord, sad throwing
the candleetieks to the posed. brooking them to pieces,
'schizoid, " Let the bells sowed the funeral kaell !" We
fasmeiiately heard the sound of bells end the chaste for the
dead. _ _

TM Dees, is emission, preelelsed that se sae who-
soever wu to hold waistless 'with the ateestassiested, to
agate them, tte. This prohibitios hoe set had sash effect,
Ise their hoses hos bees Wed ever else. with 'Won, sad
at sight they have bees mewled.

The (Nelms Gazette publishes a letter doted
Odessa, Nov. 80, mentioaing a large fire at the
military settlements, from which the cavalry have
j oat been drawn. Viet stores oolleoted by the
troopers for men sad horses have been destroyed.

Count Schwerin, and ninety liberal members of the
liberal party in the Prussian Chamber, have given
notice of a motion which will bring before the cham-
ber the whole question of governmental interference
is elections. The motion declares that, during the
verification of the powers of members, it has been
sufficiently shown that, in the recent elections, the
liberty of the elector was seriously iaterfered
with, and that conedtutioual law and the dignity of
the national representation demand that the facts be
thoroughly investigated.
BERLIN, Duo. 14.
The Prussian Mors Gazette publishes the general
result of the crops of this year for the whote of the
a:anarchy, made up from 267 official reports from
different pliers. Taking an average harvest as 1, the
following is the inoperative result:—Wheat, 0.81;
rye, 0.88; peas, 0.87.; barley, 0.96; oats, 0.98; po-
-0.61; rapeseed, 0.77. The total average of
the lest ten years gives for wheat 0.92; rye, 0.89;
peas, 0.82; barley, 0.91; oats. o.9lpotatoes,
0.813—0 f an average crop. $o that the harvest of
this year shows only for barley and oats a surplus on
the average of the last ten years. All other articles of
produce are considerably lower.
London, England, 1855-12-18

INJURY TO FRENCH PAINTINGS HT PIRA

The distribution of the prism and medals awarded
be the pupils of the Imperial School of the Beaus An.
Pork, dada' the year 11154-66, whisk took place in the
Amphitheatre dui guides of that establishment. as. marked
by a sad disaster. AS a►eut alas o'oleek la the morning,
ewe of the pipes of the ealorifire, in the graad amphitheatre,
Where the atria, wee to take pleas, had become red hot,
Ood had at Are to the 'strode prepared for the ceremony.
Fortunately the lames were perceived is time to prevent
emir spreading far, bet the estrade, Main, hanging, sad
lisp were sonsmeed. end the paintless oa the wall, by K.
Itrierodie, Wend. It wee in eousequense of this amident
lint Ibe distribattra took pleas is the Amphitheatre dui
*SAM.
At the aommessesmat of the prossedings K. Field, BM
meter of State, ramie, to the Are, sap:sued himself se
Mews :
.4

having the lesser of *posing this
eitsieg. I wished to ewers smelt of the amuse el dames
Waisted as the Ilse seek of one the heads of this wheel,
sad I as happy to 'tats that the knal-eyele of )1 Dale-
axle has sot bees seriously Wised by the Ire whisk broke
oat is the muse of the esorsisg."
Llsfortesately them is too mesh ruses to bailors that N.
geoid was tea isaildap. sad that Peal Dsieresbes great
seek has remised irreparable damage. We rest la the
aoseast el the saddest gives is MN Deis* :
a The fugal, shish spread rapidly is a4l 1111111.•
attooked priscipally N. Delareehe's Bee paiedleri sift
anis great pertdestoyed. Tisseestest width hopribbilliste
together is dareoyed, tM gismo shill' amend thsosellooof
the palatimg Y.ll is imps fess the bests the skew hays
SOS is mush a quality that they Isis • heed who et the
hottest of the well me West as sot to be removed by ism
iti = Is abort, wish tie eseepties el the mike sea.
die portrait of Sebes; shots the ideal see pro.
served. Y. Thieroshel seek it empletoly dirks/ed. No
ebiligeollably have oessies to mass to the @abject ellida

itie;mgablio ablortinto; bet .....0 refral
ass st we supra** OWN Pekileig nips OM. will
be shoal berg Ivnt at NV'
London, England, 1855-12-18

IRELAND.

~—
DUBLIN, Dic.l7.
The following particulars of the arrest and matt
mitts]. of one of the 'apposed perpetrators of the kit
murderous outrage on Mr. Beauchamp, in they WO
County, are furnished by a local corresponnt el
&solders :
It will be recollected that there woe a woman on the
read to whom Mr. Raniabottom Rave trifling lam Lin"'
Manly before the occurrence. Thu Woman and a little
girl, her daughter, have been discovered by the coustabn-
key, and confronted with a man named flurrass Byrne,
whom they have identified u the pence who find the
and wounded Mr. Beauchamp. Ac investigatioa took plies
In Tallamore on lei Thursday, which we conducted by Ms.
Julian, the crown solicitor, and terminated in the fall our
mittal by Mr. Winans, /CM., of Byrne, far trial at the Bed
asses. The circumstances under which Byrne was greeted
end whieb bare led to hie identificatioolers rather &galas.
It appears that about three weeks ago Byrne was lee
suspiciously lurking about the neignbourhoo4 of Clouser%
when he wea aniseed by Constable Purcell of that stain%
who °reveled him before John Wawa's, Eli,
Tensaw, for examination. Byrne's account of Meal
and his Inidases at Memo's was far from being oafish*
tory, eonseguently he was dotainsd in custody under as eld
act of the Irish prirliamest, still in force. which 1"W:ill
the arrest of suspicious chambers, and their &tenths is
prime nth they give security for their future good heicr!
Moir, or until the pleasure of the Lord-Lieutenant is MOM
respecting them. In the interim the woman and her dale
both of whom were present at the attempted assassimiks.
wen discovered, and they accurately described annulus
who perpetrated the outrage, ha h of whew are opt.'
Noted to have been armed with short guns. BPI
cowered to the description of one of the assassiost Iwo
ekes produced in company with several others t 4
WORM and her daughter they both pointed him Skt, 10`
blentifted him as one of the persons who fired. Byres is 8
Native of Newtown, near Drogheda.
A man has been 'melted at Newry, in the gsrb
a navvy, and committed to gaol on the charge of Wig
esteemed in the horrible murder of Miss
Sintlb
the county of Cavan.
The .Freensait's Journal says :
We are glad to be able to state that the dispute be." 112„
the : ialy el Dahlia and Liverpool Screw Corr panes
adjusted to the satisfaction of both peruse MONO
Illaleolmeen, so laer the rivals of the City of Dahlia COW
paay. are new large proprietors is the ....el Naha
Company. Deems to be most generally thought that w•
most blame fa the dispute rested with the junior orroPIA
Wes rebels hos entering into details now Out the
k settled.

PRESERVATION OF LIVE AT SEA.--TheTairepl.,,..
Comaissionere, with somntendable promptitsde.A.--a
whiled of its issportanes, have ordered Clifford's _,_
appsrawas for unlashing, lowering, and iliseuPSlTri'm
beats instantly, when laden with say crew, to M
the Aaron asalgrant ship, now bound foe Ate
lying is the West India Docks, Lissehosse.--tieniussi.
London, England, 1855-12-18

DEATH OF MR. SAMUEL ROGERS.

We regret to state that Mr. Rogers, the poet, died
this morning' at half la bear after midaight, at his louse
to 51. Jura's-pros, la tha pressor of Dr. Beattie sad Er.
Z. Pare, his attitudes&
The decessod peat had attained the mat age of 96, and
up to She time of his last Ulmer was is fail permits of his
heallia. Baskin, r wsU as poet, his torture was noble,
sal his use of it arrow. Ills purr was ever ready for
stnessling man of letters, sad few biographies of mob
Is bk lay are without rewords of his hoary. Hie obir
mark is his poor ea " as the illastration
sal pried*, of which he is said to have
neat 10,0001. His house la fit. Jares's•plaos
is a prise& treasure of art, and there he was west to
asesshis the &reset spirits of the age. His listens are
usimist the best of their class, and, aweigh few in amber,
are said to have cost above 6,090 i. Hie gist week was
"Tlas Ode to thsperstitios, sad ethr Pores," pub-
lished fa 1788, after he bad been somplating his oda-
satin by a rune of travel. Pin years later ap-
peared his "Pleasures of Heetery," by which his
fame as a post was established. I* 1798 he published his
" Epistle to a Friend, sad ether Poems ;" ia 1814, hi
Vision of Columbus," and " Jacquelin' ;" is 1819,
" Human Life ;" in 1822, the first part of his " Italy."
It is rather carious that the basking firs of whir the
deceased was a .umber—Rag n, Oldiag. Shape, and Co.,
elClomeat's lane, Lombard-stnet—basrpplied as emirs:
representative is other breaches of istallsetual parfaits
the same of 8. taupe, Baq , is seareely lets lumen is the
setarts of loaning and liegaistie ressareh, thee. was that of
the dressed gametal livers la the grans of Parnassus.

SIR CMS CAWYBELL.—This &di:welshed onion
has beta applied to by a member of the adios» of Glaegow,
to allow himself to be nomioated for the reproseatation of
its oonstitaeasy, in the event of a doodad's' se parliament.
la his reply the galiaat g I toys " I Wood being
this »entry for my post to the Crimea is a lisw days; but
lam most deeply seusible of the high loam magma-
plated by the gentlemen whom seatimmeate you repressat,
which I request yes will express le these. At the sense
me I wouin add that, from dle WI of Afton I Ism
ti
devoted my beet margiee to the pestmeisa of e esidise. I
have bad no time to give to the essaiimMies se them
subjeets ie whisk the prosperity of m pad a oommerdel
eity ao Clisegew is sesernsed. 1 *mhos thel that sada
sot de »sties to the prides whisks I alight obtain thresgb
the geed opinion of its siestove, sad I theedero
long we it pluses the Almighty M eve NM ft sad
strength, to persevere le a prodemimili width I am ardently
&stashed sad devoted. Mawr awe drooorossion, I beg
reepeetfelty to decline the Maw gropseed.—l hen the
booms to he, 80, your very faitheel sod obliged same
(signed). C. Comossu.."
DIA= or Tin RECORDIM or Prauxo.—Thu
oveeload kiwis the ewes of the death of Sir William
halm Risseatt of Paws& oleo bed just neeived the
a rims Judge as Bombay. Kr
Worsi"ltesenter of Poems dee about seven yews, pre-
view lo wide! bad bees rapeseed ameba of ibe
Idie bas.
London, England, 1855-10-15

0, OCTOBER 15, 1855.

LATEST
NEWS FROM ABROAD

DESPATCH OF TROOPS TO EUPATOBIA
UNDER SIR COLIN CAMPBELL.

Intelligent has been received by Lord Pawnor*
that Sir Colin Campbell hu been sent to Eopa-
toria with a considerable force of Infantry and
Artillery.
War Department, Oct. 14, 1865.

THE RUSSIAN DEFEAT AT
EARS.

On Emma TiLsowx.)
(num oak owl oozaasroinnwr.)
HAMBURG, MONDAY.

A private despatch has been received here, pur
porting to be authentic, which states that, is conse-
Timms of the defeat of the 29th of Sept., the Roe-
Mans are preparing to retreat, having resolved to
raise the dip of Kars. The battle was fought with
extraordinary animosity on the part of the Ittumians,
who coarsen to only 400 killed.

GREAT VICTORY OF THE
TURKS AT KARS.

FOUR THOUSAND RUSSIANS BILLED.
London, England, 1855-10-15

ODESSA.

The Gaieties id. Posta eoetains the following :
Assordiug to despatches from Nioolaiell, the fleet which
left Husisedi oa the 7th arrived oa the sorsiag of the Bth
in sight of Odessa. The Allied squadron is comansaded by
Admiral Brut. On the morning of the Sib the Admiral
seat s requisition to the Osivernor of Odessa, 0 e 1 Coast
Btrogenoff, demanding the surrender to him of everything
belonging to the State in the pert and the town, all the
vessels, all the provicions, and all the 'materiel of war,
together with ths port proleinis and quarantine harbour,
and also the unravel of the gun of the GAM batteries.
Twisty-tear hours were allowed fee eonspliames with these
demands; is ease of refusal Olassa was to be attacked.

A litter horn Odessa. dated Oct. 3, and publialked
in the Nord of rota day, says :

Oar troops us disposed iii sails a manor that on every
poise which any be attacked the *sem will meet with
serious reeistaaee. In tweaty-foar hears 60,000 sea, sad
is font'-sight boars 100,000 lase eaa be assembled at say
gives Mat.

THE CZAR AT PEREHOP.

VIENNA, Oct. 12.

Intelligence has been reoeived to-day that the
Emperor Alexander has arrived at Perekop. He
was accompanied by the Grand Prince Nicholas and
the Das of Mecklenburg. Shortly after his arrival
he received General von Kotzebue, who had been
sent to the Imperial tent by Prime Gortchakoff. A
council of war was to be held there forthwith.

Yesterday's Mositssr has the following:

The Minister of Public Instruction and Wonhip
has jest addressed the following letter to the arch-
bishops and bishops:

"PARIS, OCT. 11, 11156.

"Mooseigneur,—Divine Providence, to whom we
have jut returned public thanksgivings for the'
victory granted to our arms, is pleased in this memo-
rable year to shower down His blessings on France
and the Emperor. His Majesty has deigned to charge
me with the duty of making you acquainted with
the happy pregnancy of the Empress. lam confi-
dent that your Eminence will hasten to thank God
for an event which, while filling with satisfaction the
heart of the Emperor, becomes a new pledge of et
curity for the country. I beg yen, Monseigneur, to
be so kind as to invite the clergy and the faithful of
your diocese to ask of H that the preservation
of the Empress's health may ensure the accomplish-
ment of the nation's hope.
" Deign to accept, Monseigneur,the assurance°, my
high ousideratioo.
" The Minister of Public Instruction and Worship,
" H. FORTOUL.

" On the awns occasion letters have been addressed
by the Minister of Public Instruction and Worship
to the presidents of consistories of the non-catholic
forms of worship."

THE QUEEN DOWAGER OF SWEDEN.

A letter from Stockholm of the 91 instant, says
" The Queen-Mother has almost entirely recovered
from the effects of her accident, the gravity of which
was at first exaggerated ; what was supposed to be a
fracture, having Moos proved to be a dialoostioa."
London, England, 1855-10-15

DESPATCH FROM PRINCE 00]

HAMBURG. EmirDAT Evaxxxo.

On the lath Prince Gortchakoff nye :

" The enemy has quitted his position in the valley
of the Upper Belbeit, and is retreating to the crest
of the hills between the valleys of Belbek and
&ides probably in oonsequesee of our movement
on Harvi and Albat."

THE CRIMEA.

The following telegraphic despatch wee received
yesterday to Paris :

BIINDAY.

a The paelrat boat of the Meragnies Impellers,
which has jest arrived. brings news from Conetan-1
dapple to the 4th of October.
a The Anglo-Turkish contingent is to be defini-
tively directed upon Shari' and Varna.

" Aooording to intelligence from the Crimea, dated
the let instant, the fire of the Allise against the
forts on the north side of Sebastopol continued. The
floating-battery La Torment* and the gunboats were
nearly ready to open their firs spinet Fort Con-
stantine.

“ The grand corps d'armee which has advanoed in
the valley of Haider is already fifteen leagues frosts
head-quarters. Its situation is good. It has become
master of the three important hills which ootansand
amens to the valley. The weather is fine.
In the affair at Kooghill Osumi Allonville
commanded only twelve 'quadrats, while the Rne.l
dam had nineteen in line.
I, There is news frees Asia that Omer Praha has
stationed his army at Baton's.”

THE BALTIC FLEET.

Acoordieg to a telepaphis despatch remised. at
Hamburg as Betardey, the Bulldog, whir& had
I strived s Bernie, basin lett the allied fleet as
the 9th, brings intellinsace that the Beet remained
in the ma position at Bergen. All the English
gna-boate were gone.
London, England, 1855-10-15

OFFICIAL TURKISH DESPATCH.

We are indebted to his Excellency the Turkish
Ambassador at our court for the following copy of
an important despatch, received by him from the
Minister of Foreign Affairs at Constantinople:

• THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
AT CONSTANTINOPLE TO THE OTTO-
MAN AMBASSADOR AT LONDON.
CON3TANTINOPLE, Oar. I&
" An official report of the Commander-General of
Kars, dated Sept. 29, makes known to as the follow-
ing facts :
" The Rosana have this day attacked Kars.
The action lasted sight boars, and in the course of
the coated, which was of the most desperate oha.
rooter, the enemy with all his term several times
entered some of oar batteries, but was each time
driven back with considerable loss.

44 4 After displaying great efforts, the Russians
were compelled to give way before the courage of
our brave soldiers, sad to retire completely routed.

" 'ln addition to the dead and wounded carried
away during the action, the Russians have left in the
trenches and the environs of the fortress 4,000 deed,
100 prisoners, and a gnu.

" , Oar lows eciasiet of 700 to 800 men ; amongst
them we have to deplore the death of =ay reperior
Whim

" ' The Remains are preparing to retreat and
to abandon the sine.' "

DESPATCH FROM LORD ST'RATFORD DR
REDCLIFFE.

FOREIGN OFFICE, Oar. 13, 11.30 r.K.

A telegraphic despatch has been received at the
Foreign-olHos from Viscount Stratford de Radcliffe,
dated Thera*, Oct. 12, stating that the Russians
attacked Bars on the 29th of September, and were
maimed after a conflict of seven hears, with a loss
of 2,600 killed and twit" that number woonded.
Upwards of 4,000 muskets left on the field.
Loss of the Turks about 700 killed and wounded.
London, England, 1855-10-15

THE BALTIC.

The Thsland Allitionea nixing states that on the
7th two English gunboats made chase on two mer-
chant ships and a aloop,which managed to elude their
pursuers, and fogad shelter in Haag° Bay. The
gunboats followed them into the ec called shears, and
approached to within about 200 salines (400 yard.)
of the shore. A detachment, assisting of 20 men of
the Ist Reserve Ms Battalioo,ead as many Cossacks
belonging to the 63rd Regiment of Dan Cossacks,
were immediately despatched from the imps of obser-
vation on Hango Head, sad took up a position at
Hang* Bay. About noon the enemy opined fire on
the town, sod lowered four boats, with about a hun-
dred men in them, who rowed in Glass to the beech,
but were ted lending by the well-directed fire of
the de went. After exchanging a few shots with
the enemy the latter returned to the gunboats, which
stood out to ma about three o'clock. The Russians
had one rifleman wounded. (Of cadres; sad how
many killed?)

TEI FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION Snit KIDDER-
muos nia.—The impost on the body of Jobs Rut, wee
was killed by s pasesari trais ea the Orford, Weowatov,
sad Weartificially's* Railway nab' late geode tads
(of which be wee galas as guard), at sa stabs earn la the
lake north of Kiiil•MilleUr station. ast the ith lost. hes
tomiatved is the following cordial :—" TINS ths essesesd
same b 7 Ida death staidestall , by the talliala of the two
atlas ; sad the jury ail their wadi,* as espies-
Ilea of opiates, that the assidleat arose fres the very de.
active Sireatnatats of en ofilleas7. arose
with
resat to tko warm of seamiest Wisp, the inellsasit7
this &splash of the gaols Wee. sail the yeetb sad tsar
▪ of the serrutts aragloyed carry out the Moe of
sompasy." Yr. ea behalf of the railway
compaay, said the spiella of the jury 'haslet resolve due
stbratles.
CRYSTAL PAWL-FITS BRILLINO DAT, OCT. IL
"whitlow all PIN wilt. 257 ; ditto by assess tickets,
I"• twat TWINE. 1,072. Oisrequadhyr day Met Icor,
London, England, 1855-10-15

A comparison of these figures with the returns far
the preceding months shows that the anal turning
point of the year has been reached; the circulation,
after seven months of rapid downward tendency, now
taking a step, and a very ommiderable one, in the
opposite direction. The increase in the circulation
this month over the preceding one is 305,4301.; bat
the amount of bullion still diminishes, though in a
much less amount than for the eight previous month',
the falling off being, in fact, only 3,1614 in the four
weeks above stated.

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLom

The gold mining shares remain without Imminent
United Mexican shares have been in demand. and
have experienced a decided rise. Bagasse has been
dues frost 3/ op to 41, and the last prim marked is
4k. Santiago shares hare been dealt in at 31; and
thread the Old Australian Mining Company. at
(CL 10e. pd.)
Annexed is the Mining Exchange °facial list of
Saturday's sales :
Cradebsic Meer, 33, 34; Ivybridis, 275.; Lady Baths,
23..; Nord; Brum', 32, 321; florteisge Consols., 611.16,
13 16, 1,7; Trowsths, 21 ; Wasal Navy Asa, 37i; Wheel
Kitty (Want), 40, 421; Wheel Zion, 235, 235.
We also hear of the following business done in the
Stock Exchange. viz. :—Sorttidge Console. 7; Tin-
molt, 211 Lady Berths, lb ; Chaneellereville,
ig t.
London, England, 1855-10-15

THE OFFICE OF COMMON SERGEANT.

10 Til =NOR OP 111 lIIPIIOII.
gm—Having men a paregraph in your paper of
yesterday, stating that I am a candidate for the office
of Common Sergeant, I think it right to state that
there is not the slightest foundation for the report.
I shall feel obliged if you will give insertion to this
letter as early as poesthls.—l em, &e.,
GEORGE DENMAN.
14, Eaton-pleemouth, Oct. 13.

THE SOUND DUES.

The estai-ollicial Berlin paper Die Zeit confirms
the iotelligenro tommunicata by oar oorreepoadent
at Copenhagen of an approaching moven on the
subject of the sound dam. The congnme will be held
at Copenhagea, and the period mentioaed in the
*mimic* to the Prussian °averment to mad a
plenipotentiary is the latter part of the math et
November next.

THE PRUSSIAN ELECTIONS.

The gamma remelt at the elections threaghout
Prussia is not yet knows, hut than is eatregh to
show that they will @purely ehaage the perils-
=eatery situation. Still it is clear that public
opiates, espeeially in the great tows*, is very favour-
able to the Left.

BARB COBURO GOTHA.

It hen been already stated that the Duke of Saxe
Coburg Gotha recently declared in the Germanic Diet
that he would oppose the demand of the nobles of his
duchy for the restoration of their ancient privileges,
abolished in 1848. In coneequenoe, 21 villages the
duchy have just voted an address to his Royal High-
ness. expressing their gratitude for this liberal
policy, and it was presented to him a few days
ago, after his return from Paris, by a special depu-
tation.

Th. Ling Maximilian 01 Bavaria is having a
mainmast robed to the .user, of kb tats, the pflo.
seater Melling. lobo died et Roasts, s seats' of Isiah
0.11, liken be vas buried with dye Cahn& solessity.
The asoolo. 11. Bevieri, mks if the deemed before his
distil abjured the persons sad herstied ideas be satertelmad,
sad silvan be mimed winkle the pale of the 'pistolled
elisrek. "Is flelfserlead," says the lisd/peseshotee, " people
ask by slat right the papal ease" Isesseently meddles Is
this way. If it it la rives of limiest as obaryill'allaine.
dm peaks be hal Pet .saki Is so mama of bk. If be
sets se erekbiebep (I. prelims), the Swiss Cealetimades on
ast ltkey la Wong sash laterforeses "
A. Idaho sorroopoodost of the !Woods Garetee
hoe oaloolated the ens indeamity Rada limb* te pay as
the anus for demi*, tie =mem of the was. The sum
mow% to 7 Willard, of Same, se, faskadise Pasant
el
6 pr mat, NO millions 41 hams per semi,
10.166,06 h. 0 Sim. per semi. MAU fe. 118. per day,
sot tr. Ma pot bow. 779 9> 110. pas 81.0110. sad
11 1.10 h. per ..sad I
A Mama Vieux, —llse Free 'Mir wiled hoe
Bithesbood. SP September. ISM, der Adis. w *plias
en
the letb °isobar ia les. 10 N.. IP& has sot
✓ase bees Irma of.
London, England, 1855-12-27

AUSTRIA.

Sir Hamilton Seymour had an interview with
Count Bnol on the 21st inst. M. de Bouquets*
the French Minister at Vienna, was present. The
Austrian Gasstls, adopting the current version of the
terms offered to Russia, through Austria, remain
that they are exceedingly moderate. "In fact, all
its last positions are to be restored. The mouthed
the Dniester and Danube, and, with the exceptitapi
a few points, the Crimean coast, are in the bands
mionents; and the sea is forbidden to Russian ships.
Yet Russia is to suffer no territorial limitation; tM
Baltic is to be (teen to all its ships, and the Eaves
to its commercial navy. It must give ni) t!s
luxury of a Black Sea fleet, and 01011„....1'
pals to foreign consuls ; but, on the other
hand, it need rens none of its fortifiosti,s.
Nothing is demanded which would wound the dig'
nity or lower the military honour of Russia. Ths
command of the Saline month of the Danube was
acquired by Russia without the consent of Eeroees
and only held under the pretence of guaranteeing re
Continent against the plague. But Europe, who*
no longer requires the aid of Russia to aeon bee
against that evil, does need, and must have, the hey
dote of the Danube."
The Vienna correspondent of the Norse lieu*
says that Prince Clortchakoff holds a very beguilee
language there. The writer positively telisii_u
assertion that Count Esterhasy has carried ea lar
=dam to St. Petersburg.
Le Nord denies that the communication the
Russian court, of which Count Esterhasy. tbs
bearer, has insuysense the character of an;nluniatel%
neither does it ask for the dismantling of the Releoll
fortresses on the Black Sea coast.

Tho Epoca, of Madrid, says Some smashed
has been excited during the last few days by thisPl9"llll4,
at the Frans& embassy of a young French eoldier in or
faro, bearing the worsted stripes of a eorPooL 1112
ruing man is the only sou of the Marquis Terse" T."
Frew* anbeasador, and he has cosi to Madrid to enema
his parents ;before leaving t rejoin his missal Mt MI
Chinos."