biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-28

time shall be wanting en my pan, and you may
rely upon that it requires *instant attention
to understaad end to watch ever those kcal interests whisk
so materially affect your welfare, and which renders the re-
presentation of this borough so extremely Candi. Those
diMealdee I have encountered for eighteen years—these dif-
fieultim I am prepared, if it is your pleasure, to encounter
for years to COW. (Cheers.) If, under any eireumstancee,
another election should take place, either through a (Smola-
I ties of parliament or from say other case, I trust I shall
I remise the same cordiality which you have manifested here
to-da.
They right hon. barman having repeated his thanks for
his melanins, retired with his friends. Amongst the latter
we noticed Bir John Shelley, M.P., Lord Sbriogton, M.P.,
Mr. W. William, Mr. Jacob 8011, and the celebrities
of the Marylebons vestry.
The attendance in front of the battings was meagre, and
the election appeared to excite but little interest in the bo-
rough. The proceedings terminated with the customary
vote of thanks to the returning officer—a compliment which
' was the mon deserved for the excellent provision which he
had made for the npresentatives of the press.
London, England, 1855-07-28

THE RUSSIAN ASIATIC CAMPAIGN.

(From yesterday's Masiteur.)
ERZEROTJM, JULY 3.
Mehemet Pachs, Governor-General of the province
of Erzeroum, left this city on the 27th tilt, at the
head of 800 regular troops and 400 irregular volun-
teers. His intention was to push forward, so as to
take up a position in which he might retard the ad-
vance of the enemy from Kars to Erzeroom, and give
time to Herons Pacha, Governor-General of Trebi-
gond, to arrive with the reinforcements of irregular
troops which he was raising in his pachalic. It is
not known whether he has continued his march
against the Russian army, or has halted at Hassan
Laid. It is thought most probable that he will have
joined the camp of Veli Pacha, at Knpru Kepi, com-
posed of one regiment of cavalry and one of infantry.
Yeni-Keni, a village distant eighteen leagues from
Erzeroum, and containing large stores of provisions
for the army at Kars, has been occupied by a Russian
division composed of four battalions of infantry, six
regiments of cavalry, eighteen pieces of artillery,
and 3,500 irregular Commack', in all about 12,000
men.

The Turkish army is in a manner blockaded at
Kars. The Russians keep their former position at
Zaim i the Cossacks and Karakalpaks occupy the
entire plain of Kars, but no new attack has been
made since the affair of the 16th.

It is feared that the Russian division at Barka
may effect a junction with the forces encamped at
Tciprakli and Tentßeni, to march on Erzeroum.
London, England, 1855-07-28

LATEST FROM. ABROAD.
THE BALTIC.
(rum ova clot ocauusroxmorm)

DANTZIC, 7111*T.
•
The Lightning has arrived from the Beet. The
latter has been reinforced. bat nothingnf importance
had taken plies. The order to attack Bevel was
still looked for.

NYBORG, FRIDAY.

The French war steamers Aigrette, Fahaunts,
Drawoone, and Abaranehe, arrived to-day, and pro-
ceeded to Kiel.

EBLIGOLAND, FRIDAY.
The immediate construction of a citadel is intended.

The plans and estimates have been seat to London.

GERMANY.

FRANKFORT, TavuDaT.

The Diet accepted to-day the Austrian proposal as
brought before it on the 19th instant, with the
additional three points proposed by Prussia.
London, England, 1855-07-28

BAILED.

Ammucar Corionss-from Gravesend, July 27, to .New York
Azaton-from Greenock, July 25, to MOSITOII
AMPS JANS-6001 Plymouth, July 26, to Liverpool
Amax-Rom Weida, July 24, to Genoa
Aarneur-from Liverpool, July 27, to Quebec
Aran:thou-from Liverpool, July. 27, to Hamburg
AILOAtIII-from Liverpool, July 27, to Calcutta
Sooranos -from Liverpool, July 27, to Buenos Ayres
Buz.* Postrama-from Liverpool, July 27, to Buena Ayreg
Bata-Rom Falmouth, July 23, to Liverpool
Biixoxr-from Plymouth, July 28, to Quebec
Cary OW Looms-tram Gravesend, July 27, t 0.......... MESA
CATIS/1211-from Shields, July 24, to ... Seville
Crammice-from Liverpool, July 27, to Ostend
CIMADZI-tram I/moppet, July 27, to Honduras
CASSATIC-hum ILIVIffpOO July 27, to New Orleans
Dam linxianuismi-from Liverpool, July 27, to Sklar
Eomvao-from Shisida, July 24, to Carthage=
Eva-from Shields, July 25, to Valparaiso
linaosimiz-from Liverpool, July 27, to Bey/oat
Pura Pomo-from Liverpool, July 27, to New Orleans
Faotac-from Portland July 26, to Mount
GALLSIT HELLOS (SA-from Falmouth, July 26, to Gene
Geoacomm-from Queenstown, July 23, to niQuebeo
Gasuaz-from Liverpool, July 27, to Room
Ethanam Eaarza-tree Liverpool, July 27, to Oonatantinorio
Hassinoza-from Oramoend, July 27, to Cape of Good Hops
brawn-from Seaumaris, July 26, to Quebec
JOIIIIPHIPII-from Newport, M., July 25, to 61. Maus
lows Primicm-from Shields, July 28, to Genoa
Kazamazoo-from Liverpool July 27, to Savannah
losses:-Rom Liverpool,July 27, to Malta
Lannon-from Liverpool, July 27, to Calcutta
!AST Yuma lIASTIPOS-from Liverpool, July 27, to Quebec
Loma Dow-hoe Shields, July 26, to New York
Maorser-from Gravesend, July 27, to Bream
from Liverpool, July 27, to Jamaica
-from Liverpool. July 27, to Doman=
Liverpool, July 27, to Valparaiso
Correa, July 26, to Newcastle
Peoerszo-from Queenstown, July 25, to Loudon
Qow-Rom Cardiff, July 25, to Barcelona
liamium-from Plymouth, July 26, to Moreton Bay
Kvootha-from Shields, July 24, to Conatantirople
cwt-from Powey, July 25, to Qua=
Tonaserxo-from Liverpool, July 27, to Naples
TSANIPOSS 237-from Gravesend, July 27, to Crimea
Vicroma-tram Plymouth, July 25, to Adelaide
Vora Savona-from Liverpool, July 27. to Stettin
WSLIIAK Path-from Liverpool. July 27, to Buenos Ayres.

N. 8. DI
London, England, 1855-07-28

THE DEATH OF THE RUSSIAN ADMIRAL

NAKHIMOFF.

The Invalids Busse gives the following account of
the death of Admiral Nakhimoff:
On June 29, Russia experienced an irreparable low. The
hero of Sinop (tic.), one of the brave defenders of Sebas-
topol, the honour and pride of the Russian Beet and army,
Admiral Nakhimoff, received then a wound, to which, on
the following day, amidst the general regret of hie com-
panions in arms, and all Ramie, he fell a victim.
The witnesses give the following details as to the manner
of his death. The deceased Admiral would never consent
to wear the soldier's °spot*, but always kept on the coat
and epaulettes of a general, and in this dress he would show
himself on the most advanced fortifications', in order to ob.
serve the movements of the besiegers.
On Jane 29, at 8 o'clock, p.m., the Admiral appeared
upon the Korsika bastion, and in spite of the entreaties of
all around him, he leaned over the parapet to look at the
enemy's works. A ball struck the ground at his feet. The
elite accompanying him renewed their entreaties, but he
calmly remained at his post, saying, " They aim very well."
Some moments afterwards a ball struck him on the temple.
The Admiral fell senseless, and remained so until his death
the following day.
Sleep in peace, worthy rival of Lasary, of Bonilla, and
of Istomine ! The mariners of the Black Sea and the
garrison of Sebastopol will not forget thy valiant example.
Our children and our grandchildren will defend thy tomb as
thou hut defended their cradle !
London, England, 1855-07-28

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Charlotte Ann (English ship), from London for Melbourne, June 91,,
lat. 11 N., lon. 26.07 W.
Guiding Star, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Feb. 9, lat. 10 8,
ion. 30 W.
John and Luey, from Bombay for Liverpool, July 11, out 120 dsys,
let. 38.08 N., lon. 98.22 W.
Ruby (barque), from Port Phillip for London, July 14, lat. 41.37 N.,
lon. 41.20 W.
London, England, 1855-07-17

nrcus'ie PATIINT PROLONGATION (1110X1).

This was an application for the extension of a patent for
the eansunnion of smoke.
Mr. Madinah represented the patentee.
The Canada's said that this was a gnat valuable laven-
der), sad granted an extension of the patent for three peen.
London, England, 1855-07-17

THE FLEET BEFORE CRONSTADT:

The St. Petersburg Gazette de la Polies d tie
10th publishes the following notice from the rangy
Govertior-General of St. Petersburg :

"Daring the 6th (July) no change took piss a
the position of the enemy's fleet. Between fold sal
five in the afternoon a gunboat, having another bat
in tow, approached within three and a half vented
the redoubt situated at the extremity of CroOstelt,
and the latter boat threw in three shells. Five
leys were fired from the redoubt and the battler
contiguous, and both boats returned to their fleet
"On the 7th the fleet remained at the same as.
chorage. At three o'clock a steamer and three pr
boats left the fleet anchored southward, and sp.
proached the great roadstead, and at five o'clock tie
gunboats went into the North Channel. The emit
rowing boats communicated with the Talboekkist
_ _
London, England, 1855-07-17

BOROUGH COUNTY COURT.—Jots 13.

DOIII IP 721 SOFTR•WISTXRN RAILWAY COMPANY.-
OARREASIMIRSI OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.

In this ease the plaintiff sued the &desists for the sum
of If. 16eLitleglis expenses in traveUir pest hes Lip-
ton to Otehl/M, emir the following
the Ilth ler Marsh last, Mr. Pilger (of the lei of Kidd
and Pedw. millers and corn factors, of Islewortb), took •
rah halsit at the Kingston station for Giddied, and
was by am of the porton in attendee., that the
ilia whisk would start next would take him tire. When,
however, the train was about to leave and the plain iff was
taking Ms mat, the guard presented' him from so doiag,
tellies his that that train was not going further than
Simples Coartl whereas it turned our, as the plaintiff
idterwerde hemmed, that it really did go to Guildford.
The ghillie. Mises Wises would not admit of his waiting
four lams fir the mast train, informed th• station muter
that ho should take post, and oblige this espouses to the
sompay. This he did, and as they refused to pay he sued
*ma is die County Court, where, notwithstanding great
eseatises Y Radii( the deetand, he obtained a mrdiet in
Ns Weer.
London, England, 1855-07-17

THE ARMY OF POLAND MARCHING TO

THE CRIMEA.

A cerresposident of the Augsburg Gazette, dating,
"from tke Polish frontier, July 6," enumerates the
Russian troops now on their way from Poland to the
Crimea, having been set free by the declared " expo-
tent policy "of Austria. He mays :
The ardor of the day breed by Nines Clostaliakoff as
of Jane to the garrison of Sebastopol h eassidarld
hose. It aasioaners that the rsisforeeneats seat
will very shortly maks their spins/aces in
OA*. The .-=-AwPstasnu incuestion. resist ot

24,000 (neater', who together with Ma guards form the
.f f. of the &tsetse arum sad will decidedly not fail to
produce a great moral effect us the troops now saving in
the Crises. Besides the prosodists there are she deli{
easpletto regimes* of infeatry sow on their smash Inns
Poland to the Crimes, mad their strength is 22,000 Inea.
The grenadier tops sad thee, eight miasma of the
infantry corps will sash be aesonspenlei by a body of 4.410
snaky, sad artillery in proportion; thus the kingdom el
Poland state Naas a reinforcemeat of picked nee, 71,110
stews, to the Crises. But, since Prince Gestehakedr states
that troops are oa their way from ell skis, he MS sees
asly ash manes as bare hes long Mass os their Saab
Ores Mossow, Kiev, and other midterm, tidal*/ a
'Seas 'ashy fors foe !loathes Ramis. Now that the
7th addes of lafeatry, under °nerd Usbaket, base
entered via Perekop, the lassies army is the Crimea alone
weals 40 regimens of intently and chessman (all of which,
however, are more or lest weakened by losses), and to these
met will be added the rite bettalioss.

THE WHITE SEA

The following notification has been issued :

It is notified by these presents that on the lltb June,
1866, all the Busks ports, roads, harbours, and creeks of
the Whits Sea, from Oriofka Foist, 87 deg. 11 se. 30.... of
North latitude, and 41 deg. 23 en. 12 see. of East 'nets&
of the meridian of Greenwich, as fu as to Cape Soriowsko,
167 deg. 11 m.llO see. of North latitude, sad 43 dog. 48 in.
42 mo. of Bast longitude, including especially the ports of,
Archaise' and °pejo, were plant and remain ander strict
blockade by a sufficient force of ships and vemela placed
under my olden. It is farther notified that all the mea-
sures authorised by the law of nations and the respective
treaties between her Britannic Majesty and the various
neutral powers, will be adopted and applied with rapist
to all vessels which may attempt to violate the said
blockade.
Done on board her Majesty'. ship Yonder, before Arch-
angel, June 11, 1866. THOMAS BAILLIB,
The Senior Captain commanding the
White Sea Squadron.
London, England, 1855-07-17

to have made a pisemet midi oat into a lovely
=replaos, and there stook fest. Whether or no
oe t transport difficulties constitute the de-
testing bugbear, I koow not ; but probablyour
dent with Omer Pasha's force, will be able
to the emus 'normal. Finely picturesque,
anianmtly healthy, as is their present camping
'the loth Hamm I understeed, have oaf bly from sickens shies their removal
from the asigiffisisittostl el Lanai ; it le mush to be
besskffitereibre, Sat whatever other of our regi-
mewleasay knew them, will not be subjected to simi-
lar sanitary disadvantages, but, with the whole force,
be saved on to healthier and more active scenes.
To-morrow the remains of Lord Raglan are to be
crzied from head-quarters to sitlava, to be
ea board the Cando° for transport to Rog-
Fend. The sale of hie lordship's extra cusp effects
and horses, and those of his staff, took place to-day ;
and to-morrow the whole of the staff will embark for
Forge home in the same steamer with the body. of
their late chief. A considerable military procession
Is to attend the corpse from head-quarters to the har-
bour ; but se it will not move down thither till after
the dosing of the mil bags, I must defer any notice
of the cavalcade till next post.

ODESSA, JOLT 4.
An English transport steamer has arrived with 240
residents of Enpatoria. They are all Russians, Arme-
nians, or Greeks. From the interior we learn that the
entire Ist infantry army corps is on the march for
the Crimea. The 2nd division of this corps has
arrived at Cserkassy, on the Dnieper. To day the
two Uhian regiments, which bear the names of
Count Nikitia and the Archduke Ferdinand leave
for Maud Our reports from Sebastopol are
of the 30th. General Zsabokritsky, with 'several
battalions of infantry, 2,000 Cossacks, and a
squadron of the Saxe Weimar Hussars, has
made a reconaaiisanos which, however. led to
nothing beyond the fact that the enemy could
not be attacked with advantage. New reinforce-
ments had arrived from Perekop. The garrison
was working incessantly on the left line of defence.
We cats of cholera had occurred within the fortress ;
but at Pertkop the epidemic had declared itself with
so =eh violence that the troops, and with them all
the inhabitants of sufficient means, had left the city,
and WWII encamped at a distance from the town.
London, England, 1855-07-17

COMMERCIAL AND MARKEIR

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
(BY MAONNTIO 711.10RAPN.)
(PROM OUR OWN COZIESPONDINT.)
Our corn market opened this morning with a good at-
tendance of millers and dealers, and a fair amount of busi-
ness done. An advance in wheat of 2d., in flour of 2s.
Indian corn 3s. lower.
In other grain there is no change.

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
SUGAR —The market has a very firm appearance, and
the public sales chew a slight re:vance in pricer, and the im-
porton baying in very fnely. The refined market is alto
Ism Brown lamps,
.46r. 6.1. to 475. ; grocery, 47.. 6d.
Is Um.

—coipsz.—rk. public sale of 100 cad. Jamaica went c®
briskly at fall prices. 1,000 bees Native Ceylon Pia yr rer-
day on 'Change at 48!. to 48i. 6d., whkb wai a shade
advance.

tzu---reutaino without alterwion.

isscslsng;i;ol7lll public sal* at very full
prises, 14+. 63. to 161.
Run —The demand carotin ius
COTTON..--NO sake to report.
Inmoo.—Tbs quarterly iit:u A progressing at fully last
mask's currency.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
This market is steady. with vary little business doing.
Town tallow Is quoted 61s. 9d. sett cash ; Peter+burg Y. C.
on the spot, 53e. 9d. ; July, u 3•. 9d.; October to December,
6.5 e.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. K J. Davis "sports the supply short ; prices without
alteration. Plisse sooadow bay, 90.. to 100..; ispericr,
110.. to 1281.; inferior, 70s. to 80s; new, ditto, 90.. to
1101. ; rousts, 70s. to 901. ; clover, old, 90.. to 130 g.; sacond
oat, 85s. to 1281.; new, 90.. to 1101. ; straw, 275. to Ms.

The Archduke Maximilian, brother to the Etnyt-
ror of Austria, arrived at Alexandria on the 6th. Ilia ar-
rival was preceded by the entrance into the hard ur of
tares corvettes, three frigate', tie brig', and three steam
frigates, constituting almost the entail Auatrian navy, and
ih• tilt to we doubt oosaoctad with son.. p•litial purpose,
London, England, 1855-07-17

~....
LATEST FROM ABROA,D.
_.___

THE RUSSIAN SORTIE.

The Mositsur of this day contains the folloma:
" CRIMEA, JOLT 16,0 pat.
',The night has been a successful one on tha
of the Malakoff Tower. About 1 o'clock the
akin made a sortie with three or four battallossiall
made vain efforts to carry an ambuscade 4:4 ahs
glacia of the Malakhoff Tower. Received by a be*
fire at close quarters, and by the fire of batteriel 11
and 16, they retreated, carrying away a awe d
killed and wounded.

"The ground in front of the ambatcads uts
found covered with muskets in the morning; kyes
were deo five dead bodies on the ground, one
which wee that of an officer.

" The combat wu obstinate, and dos Itekits
General Ulrich, who wu on duty in the tumults'
to the Lieutenant-Colonel of the 86th.
" Our loss was 9 killed and 11 wounded. hist
the latter is Captain Gatel, of the Zooms 4is
Guard."

GENERAL PRLISSIER AND LORD RAGLAN,

General Piths/der announces the death of Lvt
Raglan to the French army in the following o 4
the day:
GIXIBILLL OaDUI.

Death has eons to surptisold-Muskat Lori 144
in the exercise of his command, and to plunge the hog
army in mourning.

We, all of us, partake of the regret which is felt left
brave allies. Those who have known Lord Regka—me
have knows the history of this life so noble, so pares. ig
of patriotic serviced—those who were witnesses of bhis*.
pidity in the days of Alma and Inkermann—who con Ni
the calm sad stoical grandeur of his character thing*
this rough and memorable campaign—in a word, dui
with hearts will deplore the loss of inch a man.
The sentiments which the General.in•Cniet bore even
will be those, of the entire army. He himself is digkai
by this suslooked•for blow. The general grief is MON*
with him in finding himself for ever separated from sum
panion in arms whose cordial spirit he loved, when dens
he admired, and with whom be always fond loyd
sdi
affectionate concurrence.

At the:honors! Quarters before Sebutopol, Jena Di Ilk
(Signed) The General-WOW,
Pumas-

The following is General Della Marmon's:aim
of the day to the Piedmonteee troops on the el lei
Raglan's death Soldiers !—Last might the Minnow
Field-blershal Lord Raglan, Commander-in• Chief of th
British army, expired after a short illnets. His beg tetsit,
the important services rendered to his country, his Meth
courage, and the exemplary constancy with which b. he
with his army the hardships and privations oft wit*
campaign, coast hit low to be deeply lamented. Oct nu!
enjoyed his esteem, and he did much to provide forts
wants. Let as unite with our brays allies in deplodegli
death, and venerating his memory."
London, England, 1855-07-17

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cr.occ.
The gold mining shares remain doll. Agua Frio,
Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein sham are
severally quoted 7-16 to 9-16. Waller shares mark
2 to 2.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 28 to
29 ; Peel River, 21 to 22; North and British Aus-
tralasian, 2 dia. to par.; and Scottish Australian In-
vestment, j to 1 prem.
St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at
28. Other Foreign and Colonial stocks are quiet.

Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of
yesterday's sales:
Alfred Consols, 191; Devon Great Consols, 3721, 375;
But Bssallt, 66, 671. 661, 68; Great Alfred, 171, 181, 18f,
191; Resswerne, 207, 206. 207, 2071; Routh 71
Sortritge Consols, 8, 3 3.16, 6-16, 21, 31 ; Tincr.,ft, 21, 21,
p, 21. 2, 21; Trelsigh Cools (010, lis ; Trswetbs,
; West Chants. 38; West Fflleeee, 231, 24. Foreign—
ort Bowen, 4s , 3s. 101 d., 4.. ; St. John del Rey, 281, 29;
Wildnerg, 18; Cologne, ; Coeaes, 31; lotperaal Bra-
silia., 21; United blezieans 3i•
London, England, 1855-05-25

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

-THIS DAY.

The wheat trade sapported the improvement noted on
Wednesday. at the same time the transactions wen non
verj extensive.
Barley, beans, and pus were quite as dear as on Benda,
last.

Without any addition of moment to the arrivals reported
hut market day, the wallas of oats wee well maintained, and
in ems eases the turn in pries was against the buyer.
London, England, 1855-05-25

SPAIN.

MADRID, Mar 23.
Yesterday evening, 70 men belonging to a cavalry
regiment at Saragossa revolted. They went through
the streets crying, " Long live the King." The ge-
neral sent some troops and national guard in pursuit
of them. It is a Carlist movement.

Some of the Continental papers persist in stating
that the Conferences are &butt to be resumed at Vienna.
The TOMS, is a second edition, publishes a despatch from
Vienna, dated this morning, in which it is said that " A
Conference will be held to-morrow, without the Russian
Plenipotentiaries ; and another on Monday, at which those

will probably be present."

. .
Frances Countess Waldsgrare and Mr. Harcourt,
M.P., entertained at dinner last evening, at their mansion,
on Carlton-imam-terrace, his Excellency the Belgian Minis-
ter, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl and Countess
I Grey, Lord and Lady Lyndhurst, the Bishop of Oxford, the
Countess of Abingdon, Sir D►vid Dundas, the Countess
Dowager of Sandwich, Mr. Norman Macdonald, the Bight
Hon. T. B. Mamalsy, gr. Egerton Harcourt, and, Mr.
Walter /kept

The Hereford Musical Festival for the benefit of
the Widows and Orphans of the Clergy of the Dioceses of
Raeford, Gloucester, and Woroater, will be held in the
Cathedral and Shin Hall, on kigust 21 and three follow-
ing days.

The °fermi° Emmanuel will be performed at St.
Kartia'a Hall ma Wednesday evening, ender the immediate
patrosap of tie Queen, foe the benefit of the Home for

Mr. Brown's motion in the House of Commons
relative to the decimal aystrem of mileage, now mends for the
12th of neat month.
Czyrrit. PALACE.—Return of admissions for six
days end */ May 19.—Number admitted, including season
ticket holden, 27,293; amount received for admiaMoete,
1,200 L
RETURN VISIT TO THE PREFECT OF THE SEINE--
Yesterday Alderman Hunsphrry, Alderman fbilomens,
Henry Mapseridge, flir C. Delimits Crosley (the sheriff•),
Deputy Dakin, Mr. Hoyd, Mr. J. Wood, Mr. Harker, Mr.
D. Nlooll, Mr. Anderton, Mr. Turnley, and Mr. Fuller,
wire *lamed by the Court of Common Council a deputatiou
from the Corporation of the City of London to visit the
Prefect of the Seise.
London, England, 1855-05-22

RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

We have received the text of the despatch of April
30, addressed by Cosot Nesselrod• to the Russian
Ambassador at the Federal Diet of Germany. As it
confirms the exactitude of the analysis of it given by
telegraph in the Daily Noss list week we need
only recall thatßussia presents her acceptance of the
two Ant of the four points, 11111 II favour to Germany,
which they are said chiefly to interest, and promises
to hold to them " as long as the German courts main-
tain their position of strict neutrality.°
The recent new combinations of Russian troops,
and some newly created commands, have led to some
changes in the designation of the several corps
lamb, which it will be convenient to mention.
The army under the command of Prises Paakiewitch
will henceforward be called the army of the west,
is that of Prince Gortehakodf is the army of the
south. The troops of General Rudiger farm the
army of the north, and a new corps, in course of
formation at Rid and in Volhynia, will be called
the army of the centre.
Letters from Odessa state that the artificial of the
dockyards at Nioalaieff are working early and late at
the new ships for the Ruud= Els& Sea &At. Every
vessel will have a IlarliZrpellar.
It is calculated at that the addition to the
Russian army to be made under the lest ukase will
consist of shoat 260,000 men. Twelve in a thousand
is the ratio, and the area includes the most populous
governments of the empire.

HAY BUM MAT 20.
Letters from Bt. Petersburg. et May 18, sammulpe
I that Cronstadt is declared in a state of siege. No
one can henceforth enter the *Awn without a special
permiesion from the Governor.

RUSSIAN /Axon.

Lord Lansdowne said the other evening in the
Roam of Tom, that the Rw Wan loss SLIM the commence-
ment of the war had hem f 47,000 mu- The following ate
folk' dotal& Is 1M ler asth of Jemmy last • report was
presented to the limpesere Kaolin, meting the Soo a the
I'M' at 187,000 ass, le eluding those who died ander the
weetft7 Of the fen Int whet sad of sicksem A now report
was presested to t►e Baggier Alezeader in April, Agog
the total loss of the army to Mirth 31 at 250,000. la this
tePeet urea Weless was laid to the offset of the warohos,
end Noe ilieseefwas ins/floats wan pudealasisod. It wee
stated that oa of.tire company had ;salami nadir the snows
hotness Odom • end Perekop, and another hotness St.
Potashes, rad the math. As satire battery had been lost
ia the mine yammer, with the aes and hones. The guns
were feud aßar the thaw, and are again is saa.
London, England, 1855-07-10

HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Mr. B. .1. Dania reports supply short; a brisk trade (or
meadow hay at higher prior; Glover without alteration.
Prim meadow hay, 90s. to 100 i.; superior, 105 s. to 115 s. ;
inferior, 60s. to 70s; new, ditto, 85s. to 1054. ; rowan, 86s.
to 905.; clover, 901. to 1305.; mond eat, 85.. to 128 s. ;
new, 80s. to 1091. ; straw, 28.. to 304.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.)

Tin SPIALIR took the chair soon after twelve o'clock.

NUISANCES REMOVAL AMENDMENT BILL.
The house went again into committee on this bill, com-
menting at Claus 16, which, after soma remarks from Mr.
ADDINALIY, Mr. HENLEY, Mr. WILKINSON, and Sir B.
HALL, wall agreed to.
Clauses 17 to 20, with some verbal amendments, were also
opted to.
Clans. 21, relative to the repayment of costs and expanses,
was struck out. _ _ _ _

Clause 22, providing for the cleansing of ditches, &e., by
the surveyor or district 7of, on the suggestion of Lord
SIMIOUR, wee struck out.
Oa Maus 23, that all open ditches be covered or im-
proved,
Mr. MICHELL moved that " mills, mines, print works,
bleach works, or manufactories," be excepted from the
clause; but, upon Eitr B. HALL wowing to insert in the
bill words having the same effect, the amendment was
withdrawn, and tae clause puled.
On clause 24, it dieting a penalty of 2001. for corrupting
streams, ditches, &e., by gas washings,
Mr. ADDEItLEY moved that ally other "poisonous
washings" discharged into running streams should likewise
come under the operatico of the act.
Mr. A. PELLATT considered that the clause was al-
ready too stringent, and ought lilt to be made more so.
Lord Gobeaten and other Hon. Members expressed
similar opinions, believing it dtfficult to deice what really
was " poisonous."
Sir B. HALL suggested that the clause, which was the
same as the Gas Companies' Acts, be allowed to pass, and
insulter inserted on the third reading.
[Loft Sitting.]

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

EQUITY COURTS.
London, England, 1855-07-10

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

I)ESP,

LTCIE FROM GENERAL PELISERER

Olt SUIS)&331111 AND immix TILICOILMI.)
(Vl.Oll 093 OWS 00111.3119011D1XT

PARIS, TVUDAT Moatinto.
Cemeral Paula sends the following, ander date
of Banday, 10 o'clock, p.m.:
"Nothing new. The works at Cahn, Bay are
being pushed forward in spite of a very brisk fire
from the enemy. Every one exerts himself energe-
tically."
London, England, 1855-07-10

HE EMPEROR ALEXANDER'S THANES TO
PRINCE GORTCHAKOFF.

We learn from St. Petersbarg that the Emperor
Alexander has addressed the following reseripts to the
Generals who commanded at Sebastopol on the
18th ult.:
TO 011111IAL TIANCI 0011SCILLEOFF.
Prince Michel Dintitziewitob,—Your sieTiLlO, centime-
ally useful, and the laudable abnegations which you have
show, in the defence of Sebastopol—a defeace unparalleled
is the payola( military history—have gives loss right to my
s;ecial acknowledgments. Oa the 18th of this month the
troops commanded by you repelled the assault directed by the
enemy against the left flank of our line of define*, and m-
imed themselves with unfading glory. I charge you to
'sprees to those troops, from the commanders to the private
13ldiers, my thanks for their unshaken solidity, their va-
lour, their intrepidity. Desiring, at the same time, to tes-
tify to you my sincere thanks for so striking a memo to the
Russian arms, I have ordered that the Regiment of Brian&
Cbasseare, of which you are the chief, shall henceforth
take your name.—l am ever your affectiosate
ALIXAMDIII.
TO °INTL', COUNT OSTIN•IACIIN.
Count Demetrius Jeroftiewitch,—Cotamenekg to SOTTO the
throne and your country in 1807, yon have, throughout,
unceasingly distinguished yourself by the truest seal and
the most czemplary activity. Yon have executed all that
has been confided to you for the good of the service, and
have always shown on the field of glory valour and judg-
ment, united with military *aperients. You at present
command the garrison of Sebastopol. You have mainly
contributed, during the last eighteen months, by your
co-operation to repulse with glory the assaults of the enemy.
In my jest appreciation of sub an amount of meritorious
sortie*. I offer you with the utmost satisfaction the testi-
' ebony of my sincere gratitude; and 1 am, for ever, your
affeetiooata ALawaia.
London, England, 1855-07-10

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, JILT 6.
The revenue of the Lisbon Custom house in the last
financial year, terminated on the 30th of June, exhi-
bits an increase of about 64,0001. over the preceding
year.
The Imperatriz, steam transport, called at this port
on her way from Balakiava, with wounded and in-
valids from the army.
H.M. steamer Rattler also called on her way from
Corinna and Balaklava, and which it preceded on the
sth inst.
Exchange on London is quoted at 631. Inscrip-
tions are quoted at 41, and shares in the Bank of
Portugal at Re. 480 000.
The Solent, steamer, arrived last night in 20 days
from Rio, with 198 passengers; amongst them Mr.
Howard, the British Minister at the court of Brazil.
She proceeds to Southampton at noon, with this mail.

On Saturday the Aetna went to the Tuileries, and
had an " interview " with the Emperor Napleon.
„The health of the Empress," says the Memorial
des pyreada, "has already improved sines her residence at
the Bans Scenes. A few days eines a village tete took
place, when her Majesty graciously received some of the
inhabitant. of Ass, who executed some of the original
dances of the country. The Empress conversed with them 1
in the most gracious manner, and they retired after having
partaken of a banquet, highly delighted with the reception
which had been given them."
Lieutenant Stone, who wu killed in the late in-
mat on Sebastopol, was lest year studying at Sandhunt.
The Earl of Beauchamp, previous to his departure, pre-
sented him with a sword, and in doing so said—" I have is
the amuse of my life only given one sword away, and the
person to wits= I gave it was the first to enter a besieged
town in the Peninsula. I trust in the present Instance it
will be carried victoriously into SebastopoL" The words
of the gallant old soldier were never forgotten.
-

--
It ii supposed that the total Military force of
Fnaee sailed oat within the last three years amounts to
660,000 ma.
_ _

M. Durand Brager, Marine Artist, attached to the
From& Rest, end who fell 11l daring the ezpedition to the
Si. of Ant, has left the Crimea on his rot= to Preset.
London, England, 1855-07-10

THE TROUBLES IN THE UKRAINE.

The Frindffori Pod Gaud* is informed from
Warenw that the troubles in the Ukraine, far from
being appeased, daily gain new ground, and extend
beyond he Dosister. The peasants oommit no
aggepset WS retain Ibeir acoustoweil *ow tae (the 1
London, England, 1855-07-10

THE PRINCE OF PRUSSIA'S VISIT TO BT.

The following are the terms in which the Prussian
Moniteur announces the departure of the Prince of
Prussia for St. Petersburg :

" His Royal Highness the Prince of Prange leaves
this evening (July 7) for St. Petersburg, to assist at
the approaching birth-day fete of his august sister,
the widowed Empress of Russia. His Royal High-
ness will be accompanied by his Adjutant-Captain,
Von der Bolts, his private secretary, Bork, and his
physician, Dr. Lauer."
The Correvondance Prussienne adds : " This
journey, for some time projected since the death of
the Emperor Nicholas, and which temporary indispo-
sition has from time to time retarded, is completely
foreign to political objects, a:.(1 has for its end but to
fulfil a wish formed by the Empress•mother in the
midst of her natural grief."
London, England, 1855-07-10

COMMERCIAL AND JURKETB.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
(sr augnano 'magnum.)
Mon ors own comagronagat.)
Oar corn market had a lively appearance this morning,
and was well attended ; and then was a moderate trade
doing in wheat at a rise of 21. per bushel, and floor Is. per
sack upon last Tueslay's closing priest.
Indian corn was unstable, and the little done in that
article was at a reduction of is. 81. per qr. All other
things were fetching the extreme prices of last wick.
The weather is sultry.

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.
Bowan —The nubile sales are going off at last wales
prices, bat without spirit, sad the importers are baying in
at high pries'. The relined market Arm; brows lamps,
462.61. to 475.; grocery, 475. to 635.
Conan —There has not been a public sale today, bat
the market hu.a arm appearance.
Ter.—The trade buy only what their immediate wants
requite, and the market is dull.
SI.LTPITIM-1,700 bags Bengal were offered in public
sale; about 1,000, refraction 6, were bought in at 81..; refrac-
tion 61 sold at 29r. 61., which was • full price ; 1,600 balls
Madras were also offered and all sold, refraction 12, at 265.61.
Rica—The market is steady, with • fair amount of bust-
nes. done.

BOY.—This article is doll of We, but prises us sup-
ported.
Cot-tom-350 bales sold.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is steady, witb nothing doing. Town tallow
I. quoted 61s. 91. nett euh ; Petersburg Y.C.on the spot,
63e. 3d. to M.; Jaly, 635. 3d.; October to Dee., Ms. 9d.
London, England, 1855-12-06

IN as CHAN-LIB JOHN NW.

no baakrapt, C. J. Man, was the esiaeat shipbahle
of Osehard Wharf, Blackwell. This au the sada lama
bag. Several areditors Were is attend/us, wins Ie lama
the probability of a dividend ; bet the 'mimes We sot
yet bean able to aaaounee say dividend meeting.
Mr. Lee, the official amigos', ray tted t►at the beam

wee being esnied on by the assignees, under the mair
tandems of lir. Johnstone, the esessenges of the NA
and that the prospects of the Mate wen of a Woes*
character. The gunboats in hand for the goverment tredi
be ready by the Best week in Jemmy, the taw WOO
stipulated. At present there is no great assosate sari
in hand, the suns received front tiwe to time being wp
pendia In the prosecutioa of the bruins's, with a Wee 11
the oonspletion of the contracts, which are of a way wk.
able chancier.
London, England, 1855-12-06

TUZ IDYL Or ZOLUITON.SALTAOL

The Kul of Eglisten was a ship of 1,276 km bales,
and the war bound from Calcutta to London whits aged
silk, hides, and other merchandise. After espaimial
very severe weather, and having several men Inge& soli
board, she anchored in Edema's Bay, Cape of Neil",
whirs she took up a position by direction of Os Weer
nadir rather near to the shore. On the 20th of Jar len,
the wind suddenly shifted, a violent equll OM is, ad
she MS driven ashore. The master imandisOly led
to her hisjesty's steam-frigate Penelope; sad lo ba
aid emulated in some degree by her Majesty's Alp Pull,
she wee got off without having sustained math dump The
vales el** ship was 19,1261., of the carp 67,004 mi d
the freight 8,4184 Is. 81., nuking a total of 84,5021.6 a 81.
Dr. Leshiegton awarded the sum of 2,00 W.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
London, England, 1855-12-06

daylight this morning. General d'Allenvilis
already left the town with a strews fame of h
troops, and both the Egyptians and an
antielvec
momentarily expecting the ceder to
fir!follo
not expected, however, that there will he es
don, the Russian object being in all proseir
rooonnoitn, and not to give battle in ileht.
the steamer's anchor, however, is already lea
I have no time to add a note of what ca,
pis" but shall do so by the next mail

LAW INTELLIGENCE,
MB DAY.

COURT OF COMMON PLRAIL
411 AT DM PAM Di Lomax.—anon 1Q DEM DIN
AND • COMM Mal'.
HILIitYA V. WITTONIL—WAIILT.

The plaintiff in this ease is • photographic wit
miniature painter, and he formerly rented of the 4.4.64
the upper part of the house. No. 213, Oxford street,
action was brOtabt to teener dainsps for sa saidioni
also for Wades dap to is.. of the *hairs spodift4
sad the is.. in Which they were exhibited.
ygr. Pasts. appeared for the plaintiff. and Mr. o'l4ly
and Mr. D. Keane for the defendaat.

The plaintiff 'a OW wee that his tenancy essaiensed
Jane, 1864 and frog that time until the end of &plait,
last he inhibited his maim= at the door. Oa the stem
lag of the let October he placed his liminess in the ono
way, bat soon after the defendant ordered him b mos
than, and on his refasiog to do so the defendant, with)
humor, broke the fastening, and nutted the tom Tis
plaintiff replaced them, sad the (Madan% 'storm* Ili
pushed the plaintiff through the largest esse, cad lls "
doing seaddenbly deluged the contests, which wereolit
36L

The defendant, in his evidenos, denied meet et the gib
meats made by the plaintiff; and in pa:limbs that sam,
stated any ammilt at all. lie also stated that thspkie
had placed himself against the frame, whilst Ole**
set's tad was removing it. and bad so blobs tM 01,4
but the damage dose was of a very trifling anoint Ths
defendant's wife and lad maimed his Medway
prinsipsl puts. . . . .

Theiniy stopped the we, by intimating aa *no e
favour of the defendant, and his counsel 'kW b
'smutted.

ADMIRALTY COURT.

WOILZ Di.

The Argo was a collier honed with a cargo free Num*
to London and, en the 14th of July, she weelybe
roasted he the North Sea in omesqueue of a Mikis' sir
soother vessel. Under the circumstances, be Mei
eight in number, who were fishing la a acted q
the Silver Pits, went to her subbase; bei
Weeded her, eat away the wreck, and dully Mod he
into Grimsby, a distance of 100 miles. Their's/Method
three dep. A tender of 1201. h►d been made, OA WU%
user 101. which the salvors had paid to a steamer, mdlg,
the amount of damage dam to their ropes. TM Wog
the property salved was 8501.
Dr. Lushingten considered the tender ianfibilei, sad
awarded the cum of 2201.
London, England, 1855-12-06

TEE BURNOPFIELD MURDER.

OATISHBAD, TOSIDAT Mons.
The adjourned baguet ea the body of Mr. Robert
litirlieg Wes resumed tidy by the wooer for North
Dedham. Two as. heleagiag to the village of Wiatatea,
Sidra Rape, a bleeksmill, sad William Bladders, a
ashimiesaker„ are la comedy is inapiaion.
Me. Themes IlleMterS, a bream and mule dealer in Cam
Weld, degas* that ea the day beta* the gouda he
had Wes to Mairseetie fair, sad ea Thursday promeded
as Biemegisid ea a shit to his &Om He left for beam
sheet 10
get minutes pest 1 is the ahem= of the same day,
sal bed tato limailmlsae, when the nude, as sow
WNW, whoa,, ea turnip; as aegis of the read, hewobserved
two Mrty wespiebewieekiag nes la the hedge with their
Mike to him. They were leekiag is the dimities lie wee
pig. Us was mash Parsed, es be had 2001. ups. him.
IThea they heard him they `et .et ef the hedge, sad ease
dews towards him. They did not speak, and passed is.
Oa pubs, farther Moog the lam, he sat a young po-
llen= preesediag la the direetica takes by the ems.
He wee walking rapidly, sad swinging his walkieg.
stick is the els. Is mower se his salutation of
" Good day," he replied with a vireos Scottish
sanest ; eat there is ea doubt that the prom was
the murdered inn, Bibliag. liar fitebbart shortly
ease head the report at a to is the direction from whist
he hailed powaled, mid amerdiag to the Nieman of
time sad &boa the young penes that he had met mast
have NO get apposite to were Mr. Milling was shot. Mr.
&OPP gave a pretty somata description M the dims of
the Pre eramisime persons that he met, end to some ezteat
it cosettospeada with the elegies WWII by the planers but
!he dem mit swear meither ef them. The impost was fur.
r the: adjeornad Ser a t, n
ag W
Peaty sugistrates
are esesediesty maim is the pollee to make the
most ample loptleise MU this mad systerious ease.
London, England, 1855-01-12

SECONDED OFFICERS OF ENGINEER

IT has been customary, in time of peace, to allow
the officers of the Artillery and Engineers to accept,
for a time, civil employment in situations where the
duties bear upon or are connected with their prefer
don. A twofold end has thus been served : Govern-
ment
has been enabled to avail itself of the services of
qualified and highly educated officers in matters not
coming strictly within the range of their military
duties; and the officers have bad an additional induce-
ment held out tothem, in the hope of such employment,
not only to devote themselves energetically to the
study of their profession, bat to extend their labours
to the collateral branches of science. To enable an
officer to be thus employed, leave of absence for ten
years is granted him; during which period, although
he rises by seniority in the corps, he continues to
draw only the pay of the rank he held upon leaving
it (in addition to any civil pay be may receive) till
such time as he rejoice for duty. In this state the
officer is technically said to be seconded. It has
always been understood that in the event of war
seconded officers would be required forthwith to join
their mpg ; the civil employment being deemed
entirely subordinate to their military duties
but this has not yet been done in the
case of the Royal Engineers. Although serious
' oomplainte bare been made of the want of Engineer
London, England, 1855-01-12

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY—Two o'cLocc

The English hinds have fallen 1 per cent. below
the lowest quotation of yesterday afternoon, the state-
ment that the Russians have again crossed the Danube
having an unfavourable influence. Consols for the
Bth Feb. have ranged between 911 and 92, and are
now quoted 911 to 1 for account, and 911 to 1 for
sash. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been
dealt in at 911 to 911; the New Three per Cents.
at 911 to 921; Bank Stock at 2l01; Exchequer
Bills at 4s. to 7s. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1839, at
991; and India Bonds at 11s. to 14s. prem.
In the foreign stock market the chief change is in
Turkish, which has fallen to 7St to y. Mexican is
quoted 21 to 4 ; Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102;
and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 19.
Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. have been dealt in at
93; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 38; Russian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 891 ex div ; Portu-
guese Four per Cents., at 411; Equador, at 4; and
Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 71.
London, England, 1855-01-12

MINES.

THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctoox.
The gold mining shares remain dull, at about
former quotations. Ague Fria shares are quoted
to k dis.: Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to per share;
Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7-16 die.; and Great Nugget
Vein, to
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 34 to
36; Peel River, 2{ to 21; North British Australa-
sian, to k die. ; and Scottish Australian Investment,
I to 1 prem.
Copiapo shares have been dealt in at 10; and
South Australian Mining, at k prem.
London, England, 1855-01-12

THE RECENT EARTHQUAKE AT NICE.

TO TH3 EDITOR 07 THE AULT NEWS.

NICE, JAN. O.
SIR,—Yon will have heard by the newspapers the
severe shocks of an earthquake we have had—four
in all. I am thankful to say they did no harm to
the house we were is, or indeed any great deal of
damage in the town, but the fright of the inhabi-
tants was dreadful, expecting every moment their
houses falling in, and crushing them. They rushed
out half frantic in their night dresses, or anything
they could find to cover themselves. One man, his
wife, and child, got to the Hotel des Etrangers with
only a slight covering, and more dead than alive
with terror; their room ceiling had fallen down. I
was awoke by hearing the jug and basin rattle, my
bed shaking under me, and a noise like the door
loudly banging to. Michel said "he we. awoke
with the house shaking much, and the bells ringing."
The Place Victor, the Boulevards, and the sea
shore were crowded with people, numbers with only
their night clothes, or a blanket to cover them. The
following night but few persons went to bed, some
slept in their carriages, and the Place, &c., was again
crowded, as it is when they have fireworks. Many
people are ill from fright and cold. At Ventimillo
they say the mountain has opened, the. fire issued
out, and that it is now impassable. The other day the
air was so hot we could hardly bear it; from the
mountains, too, that were covered with snow. There
was another slight trembling felt at Nice yesterday
morning.
It is also stated here that much damage has been
done at Rome, and that St. Peter's has been greatly
injured. It is ascribed by many to a tremendous
eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which has just broken
ont. L. S.
London, England, 1855-01-12

THE AZTECS AND EARTHMEN.

Our old friends the Aztecs have returned to town
after a provincial tour, during which the public curiosity
respecting them has been fully maintained. They are very
little altered in appearance. The girl has grown one or two
inches bet the boy seems u if he had reached his maturity
some time since. In their present visit to the metropolis
they are accompanied by another extremely interesting pair
of pigmies, the Earthmen from South Africa, a little ex-
ceeding the Aztecs in stature, but with an intelligence which
indicates a mach higher place in the human family. These
latter children are graceful and well formes, speak English
tolerabl A
y, and have been taught to sing anu way on the'
Piano. crowded audience witnessed the united exhibition
ast evening in Lei:ester-square, and seemed highly de-
lighted with both groups. The Aztecs have improved in
health and strength, and can articulate a few English
words, but do not give mach promise of further in-
tellectual development. Their guardian, Mr. Morris,
gives the audience the Iximayan story which wu
published in the Doily News on their first appear-
ance, bat prudently avoids pledging himself to its
authenticity. With much fairness and candour, he states
the circumstances under wbieh the Aztecs came under his

guardianship, the tale he received with them, and the autho-
rities that exist in support of it, thus leaving the audience
to believe or disbelieve, according to the standard of their
credulity. This much is certain, that whatever may have
been the previous history of these children, they are a most
extraordinary variety of the human race and well worthy of
a visit from all who taka an interest in ethnological investi-
gations. The history of the little earthmen is little less
singular, but in support of it Mr. Morris calls up a number
of witnesses all living in London. In order to extend the
exhibition to the usual term of an evening entertainment, a
miscellaneous concert is gives, in which Mr. By. Smith
sings some excellent songs in a very superior style, and a
second Mr. Morris plays with great taste and expression on
the musical glasses. Taken all together the exhibition is
exceedingly well worthy of a visit.

ARRIVAL OP THE AVON PROM THE E.t.a. —The
Royal Mail steam-ship Avon has arrived at Southampton,
bringing about 200 invalids and wounded soldiers and
officers from the British army in the East. It is expected
that she will be at once ordered to Portsmouth to dimm-
bark.
THE ROYAL WEST INDIA MAIL STEAMER AVON
le expected shortly at Southampton from she Black Sea.