The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-13 00:00:00

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We believe that there is no doubt of the feet that
General Simplon hoe resigned his ootamand in the
V. 4.,., ad reemameeded General Eyre as his sae.
meow. The government, however, have &nailed to
mesgt Gepseel Bimpson's resignation.

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:Dt Wit.

BA MORAL, Oor. 11.
The Qom. acoompaafai by the Primers Royal
sad tbo Prioress Allot, mad amoadod by the Duebois
0 Wolliaatoa sad the Bea. Bowles Bldg. drove oat
yrotorday.
Prim Albert west oat deer-stalking.

♦ deputation, relative to balleet-heaviai is the Rim
Thames, bed an iaterview wit► Lord Steal,/ of Alderley
yesterday. at the Board of Trade. The deputation wa-
dded of Mr. Rom, 0r.., Ms.Bor, jun., Mr. Site'bourns,
sad Mr. Tilly.

Despatekm Were mat from the Cefoetal-6am yew
to the Governen of the North Amnia' provisos*.

Notice is given in last evening's Goalie, that in
battens days the Speaker will issue a warraat to the Clerk
of the Crows to make oat a maw wait for ea shadow at
Totem, Lord Seymour haring boos called to the Hoses of
Peers.

Mr. Chisholm Anstey's appointment an Attorney-
Genseel at Beng-Xosi appears is yestardsy evening's
Semome.

The Earl of Looadale has returned from hie visit
to Paris mad the Booth of Primes. His Lordship passed
throws Is Carlisle ow T►andq, from Lowther, on his way to
Whitehaves Castle.

Early in the week the Doke and Dachas of
Argyle, moompewied by Lady limma Campbell sad their
yeetlifel family, arrived at hyena" Castle, sad wine wel-
comed by the inhabitants of the beret with every demon-
strati= of joy.
His Grace the Doke of Hamilton and Brandon
has arrived at Hamilton Palace.

The Countess Prawns Waldgreee and Mr. Har-
wart. M.P., are maybes at Dedbrooks. abet, seat in Butz.
Her ladyrtia arid Mr. Itareoart an *wily expretod at
Natehara Park for t►e Nam.

W. H. 0. Laagtoa, Esq., M.P.. has returned fcr
the somas to hie mildew, 22, Royal York-ortocont, Bath.

Amongst the pests now enjoying the shooting
asses at Leeds Castle, Zoe, tba seat of 973101tant Matto,
Req., is Fredorisk Pool, Req.. M.P.

Mr. Tudway, has been for some time en
I ittaalid, sad it Is based that his damps has beams Waal-
' "at.

The Lord Mayor of London has paid a visit to
IlaU Mutat the week. The object of his lordship's Our-
Rey was to visit the Ho:detains estates of the aorporstica
of Leaden; cad he was aasompasied b 1 air James Doke.
Sir Chapman Marshall. Samuel Voysey, Esq. ; flamed
Voresp,Moq., jun.; and kis secretery, Mr. W. Barber.

Biz A. H. Elton, Bart., has accepted the presi-
dency of the Anchor Society for 1866-6.
The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to presett
this Living of Grandborough, Barks, to the Be.. J. W.
Hayward, one of her Majesty's Chaplains in the Crimea,
sad formerly Canto of Greadboroagh. The rev. retie-
man having bass more than ones Invalided, was at last met
home to reerait bas broke* health end strength, bat has
determined to Mara to his nest of ssefaleses at &atlases
shortly, having fall permission from the Bishop to do so.
lAnother invalided chaplain, the Rev. John Sable, is shoat
Ito Mars to Restart is the wares of a few days, to minister
to the spiritual necessities of the sick and wounded there.

A vacancy in the Oxford University Commission
has been caused by the resignation of the Chancellor of the
Esehequer. The Government I entitled to All up the
veneacy under the Oatord Act.

NOTIFICATION

OF THE IMPERIAL OTTOMAN EMBASSY AT
LONDON TO TUB CAPITALISTS AND TILE
PUBLIC OF GREAT BRITAIN.

His Imperial Majesty the Sultan being solicitous
to ere the moves. of his empire that development which
remake ham a well-devised and well-organised system of
railway ormaninaicatios, and having dine•ed the special
lineation of the High Council of the Timeliest to that sub-
ject, it has beim resolved, as the best means calculated to
attain the end proposed by his Imperial Majesty, to throw
opus to the competitioa of European capitalists the seclusive
privilege of mmetreetiag and working the prejmited lines of
railway. la this view, t►e line between Constantinople and
Belgrade has, after mature deliberation, bees molested to
eommionee with, as befog that which °lien to t►e foreign
and denude eommtres of the empire the moat immediate
sad solid advising'. Is accordance, therefore, with the
instrutions of the Imperial Goverment, addressed for that
purpose to its spesseetatives abroad, the Imperial Ottoman
Embassy at Leedom feline, by the present uotificatioa, the
duty of making knows to the capitalists and the public of
Great Britaia generally, the decision of the Bablime Porte,
and of laying before them the following statement of the
Mandan:eatsl conditions oa which the concession for the 'De-
structing and working of • line of railway between Cos-
stolen's*, and Belgrade will be based.
1. The Imperial Government demises the establishment of
a lie. of railway from Constantinople to Belgrade.
_ _

2. In thie 'IOW, the Imperial Govern:audio resolved to
address itself directly to tte experience sad capital of
Europe.

3. tits esastrustioa and working of this line will be
granted to the eerapaay which shall gasket by tender, the
most advantageous offer, mad shall preseat the beet gua-
rantees.

OF THE ALLIES. _
DESPATCH PROM PRINCE CIORTCHAHOPF.

Syr iLIROTIUG TOLSON/214
CM= OM OWN 001L1INSPONDINT.)

HAMBURG, Bwrozaa,T.

The following despatch from Prince Gortchakoff,
dated the evening of October 11, was received peter-
day in Bt. Petersburg :
" The enemy has concentrated imposing mums of
troops in the valley of the Upper Belbeck, and is
evidently meditating an important move.
"In other parts of the Crimea there is no
alteration."

4. A period of siz months, dating from the let October,
1856, is Awed, daring which ell offers will be received,
either directly at the Ministry of Foreign Attain at Con-
stantinople or through the sodium% of the embassies and
legations of the Sublime Porte throughout Estop,.
6. Dewing this period of six months, companies desirous
of meaning for this liste will be afforded every possible
facility for procuring all necessary information, and making
suck investigations as they may deem desirable.
_ _ _

6. The tint Monday lathe M oath of April, 1856, the ten-
ders which shall base been presented will be opened at the
Sublime Porte at Coasteatinple, before the High Council
of the Tansimat, in proems of the accredited spats of the
complain tendering, and the mesession will be granted to
such company sa shall have and* the moot advaatageons
offer, and shall present the most guarantees.
7. The conesesioa will take place by virtue of a decision,
with motives assigned, of the High Council of the Tuni-
sia, which shell he published, and afterwards confirmed by
an impetial decree.

8. TM eceopeey gall he etteatiteted sad shall exist only
under the mum sad title of " The Imperial Ottoman Com-
May."

9. The shareholders may either be subjects of the Sublime
Porte et foreigsers. ladiff.restl7.
10. The eosativetioa ea well se the &mafiosi of the work-
ing of Ws live will be always under the lush supervision of
the Sublime Porte.

11. The .spiny will always be sabjast to the general
laws of the aespirs.

12. The timber ammeary for lbe mastruedos of the refl.
way, the stations, Ste., Mall be furnished exclusively by the
foresee Mate Crewe, on meditioes which Mall b. Axed by
&grommet between the Imperial Goverment mid the ems-
mesionary

13. lik-e Isaiorisl Government will gnat the bade over
whisk the Hoe a railway eltall pass, bet the ownership of
the load shall always remain with the Imperial Goma-
seat

14. TM cool Lam whisk say be /mad is the ?Wait; of
tee emcee of tbe lime will be pseud to the emowairmaery
onapeay, ea moditima whisk shall be Audi by eireamat
Wawa's the Imperial Goverment sad lash emapeay.
15. The waaperiles wade/lag will be regained to hail
• embriiY. Om the mama proved is like mese is the
other amain of Belem.
Beyerates-eqmee. QM 1.

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1855.

sows
' - FRANCE.
1160414 T
OF THE BANK OF FRANCE '
vas TEI MONTH IMMO OCT. 11.
•
. ••• - • .
The *sailor of yesterday sr sifia, °patsies the
smug if the Bank of Francs for )11se ationth Main
Oet. 11. It is as follows:
MIST. tt. I.
Cub sad 111.708,036 67
Ca.lt at tkitirtroolt books 320,636,0443 —.
Bills iias yostordaj to be void to-day. 2,497,019 43
Bills Ititoostog dor 1a Potio, of today 1
lOWAN*. 64a. see hen the
1 brassli-bsalui
Bills Ia %week books 234)092.8111
Aidosaso ea oda sal laves
Do. is
Sri= 1,00,462 —..
Do. coo 4.5,M0,n1 le
Do. is the kandigbeeks
De. ea railway Awes sad lamas
Do. la the break beaks
Do to as snits by treaty of Jose
30, 1948 110,000,000
Advs.'s*. ea Theses. Bib 40,000 000
Restos of the reserve had 12,980.760 14
62488,783 ""

Bootee, dispeeable fuses
Hotel and Waiters of the bask
Real impiety of brows& batiks
Selman of idabalstratios
Sundries

48.783 88
4,000,000
6,191,189
1,299,884 82
3,812,897 21

1,061,612,889 20

Capital -
91,250,000
Reservs-fiend
Reserve- lainiobalere 4,000.000 -
NOUS to bearer, in circulation
Do. of branch beaks ll2 387,300
Do. to order (Poet. bills)
Dills payable at sight 6,107.261
Account *arrant of Treasury Creditor „ 101,741,934 33
Various amounts carnal 144.190,658 67
Do. brush banks • 30,641.124
Dividends to be paid 737.434 25
Discount, latarest, and expenses 3,620,204 68
Claim for keeping securities
Re-discouats of the last half-year
Overdue bills
Sundries

1,061,612,889 20

PREVIOUS MONTH'S RETURN.

The following is the amount for the month ending
Thursday, Sept. 13 :
saws. fr. e.
Cuh and ingots 137,137,1381 87
Cutlet the Wmeh banks 161,607,632
Bills due yesterday to be paid to•dey 638,630 7
Bills booming due in Paris, of mhiel;
93,576,803 fr. 290. us from the
branch-banks
Bills in the branch banks

Advances on eoia and inagooa
Do. in the breach hub
Do. on French securities
Do. in the branch beaks. .

1:695:600 -
461,662 -
43,557,236 10
10,039,700 -

Do. on railway shares and boa& 87,379,800
Do. in the branch banks
_ -

. .
Do. to the state by treaty of Jaw
30, 1348
Advents* oa Treasury Bills
Renter of the reserve-had

Bantus. disposable funds 62, ,___,.__
262,283 88
Hotel and furniture of the bank 4,000,000

Real property of breech Wake
Expenses of administration
Salaries

5,146:007 -
852,127 4
84,618 11

1,066,673,100 76

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Capital
Reserve-fend
Reeerve-iamaabiliere

Notes to bearer, in circulation
Do. of branch banks

Do. to order (Poet-bills)
Bills payable at sight
Accouat current of Treasury Creditor
Various accounts current
Do. branch banks
...... ...... -.

Dividends to be paid 926 698 26
Discount, interest, and expenses 6,548,393 61
Charge for keeping securities
Re-disoounts of the last half-yeer 1,013.274 85
56,701 68
1,704,865 1

Overdue Bills
Sundries

SWITZERLAND.

1,066,673,100 75

It would appear that Russia intends to turn to
account the diplomatic step which she has recently
taken in recognising the established order of things
in Switzerland. The (Gazelle de Lawns'se relates
the following on the authority of an eye witness :

The Russian Ambusador, Baron de Kradener, M. Proles,
gunsmith, and one of the workmen of the latter, 'embarked
on the 7th at Vevey for VIII , to make experiments
with a new carbine, invented by our fellow-titian, and which
attracted attention at a recent meeting of officers at Moudon.
When the party had arrived at the plain of Villenueve,
a distance of 4,060 feet was measured by the ambassador
himself, and a lurk having been set up, M. Proles pro-
Deeded to fire at it, the ambassador observing each shot
through a glue. Eleven shots out of twelve struck the
mark ; the ambassador was greatly pleased, and be returned
to Vevey is the evening with the inventor. It is to be re-
gretted that the two delegates, who were Ist/1y charged by
the Federal military department to cu mine this weapon,
did so only superficially, without ascertaining its power and
precision. The invention will now become the property of
Ramie, if the Federal Council does not promptly take mew-
sores for preventing it.

lomat sad mental ratans wi wits tors LATEST
beton Ibsen latter daykLel
lightssimat, we oboald i!
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IN THE CRIMEA.