The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-27 00:00:00

THE IMPRESS, THURSDAY VENN% DEMUR 27, 1855.

was
isitsk family ia Camas.
tba Mad= of the Os
add Marty to amoral development—a
whisk Om would flaykrakt, b. falliar W tritaiNe.

11111ymysy it palm d Kano megilalittile
Moir Osibecior Mid other light keep d pieo
deities 5* the whale Aleut et whisk lIIMPui is
ttri capital They ate thus absolute imellpa el the
ghat highway by which the traded Wells= bap
dads its way overland fon Tohisoad to Pink sad
the cookies of Ciskei Aria which lie beyond it.
The redeem sad messfseraves et Boor and its
calories, which the iatiabitauts of the region we have
indicated have hitherto obtained almost exelsively
by the note from Tobiared through Enmealtp. they
meet sow seek to procure through edger shams* Ia
this state of atlas they will matuestly tura to Basel&
Russia can Posts • these massfectures and
predate awes her lead feistier from Prods
or Asetria, wog them by her imams
MUM of Galas& wateroweiege to the Volga,
GO ship deem sense the Caspiaa to Penis.
Rods was evegioniag to suffer from the stoppage of
her cornmee, and the consequent drying sp of the
applies umpired to enable her to carry ea the war.
Me ISOM of Los enables herho stop the earned of
istropeem osmoses through Toby to Loral doia
mid amps am .rinse w saw saran Mr OMS WA.
WWI alas partially soutralisiag the promo her
ewe teadb was beginning to feel, and Goblin her to
pekoe the war. This is sot all. Persia is thee
pissed at the mercy of Book for the far greater
part et her open's of European goods. Persia is at
se time unwilling to pick a quarrel with Turkey.
The Shiites of Persia and the Bonito of Turkey
hate each other with a hatred
sod aot seseeded by tha
lon t
with which the Orangemen
land
of
laad bate each other. Wan bays been waged
for long esettuies between Penis sad Turkey
for the posseenioa of the rich lode watered
by the Tigris sad Esphrabes. Net only
1. Persia placed in a eoaditioa of mercantile depen-
dence on Russia by the fall of Ears ; she will be kd
by that event to indulge in dreams of Woodier her
troller is the direction of Bagdad, by the aid of
Bemis and at the expense of Turkey. The policy of
the Wasters Powers, in coassatrating all their atten-
tion spa the Crimes, sad neglecting the opratiose
el Basis on the Armenian sad Georgian frontier of
Turkey, as only be paralleled by that of policemen
who are so latent upon driving a gang of burglars out
et a hose by the front door and pursing them, that
they allow the coafederates d the plunderers to eater
unobserved by the back door sad outran, the pillage.
The Allies have cleared the Turkish territory of the
Bodo howlers in Wallachia, and they have bees so
hag in devising means to provost their re•osespying
these provisoes or making a descent on Coashustile
asp* that they hays paid as attention to the maw
petite of Turkish Amok, sad the tbsesimi
irruptions into Turkish Mesopotamia.
Last swim we had a Sebastopol Commillate
the next semi= there eight to be a X= COW
Mitts'. The Homo whisk, seder the prows et
public opinion and an ephemeral bent of honest he-
digestion os its own part, insisted epee the appoint.
meat el the Bebeetepol Committee, was tee feeble and '
irresolute to carry out the work it had begs& Bet
the inquiries of the Committee threw light on the
scandalous disorguisatioa, ignorant, indolease, and
pool bedkisaey of ear War Department, and
some good--though yet by so mesas enough—has
barn edicted by its revelations. A Ears Committee,
eves though a feeble, trimming, and vacillating
Meese et Comma should refuse to carry its now
seadatioas into 'got, would in like names throw
light by its inquiries on the defects and short-
condor et the Foreign-Ass, and thus prepare the
way for Indispensable sad urgent reforms. It would
miket and disseminate information regarding the
eireametimess and consequesess of the fall of Bus.
It void give se to Low whether the blame for the
desertion of oar odious charged with the deka& of
Esse rests with our npromatative at Ceestaatinople,
or with the hems authorities. It would explain that
mystery et the iniquity of red-tapiam by which the
Turkish Government bas been prevented from »mir-
ing the Loan for which it meet pay, and thus left in a
state of inability to march an army to the relief of
Yoe. If the members of our precious Roos of
Coma.' shrink from the performance of this dirty,
their constituents have as easy way to seeped them.
One and all althea ate looking forward to a speedy
dimpled= ; they will not dare to set SW° opinion
at nought ; they will be eager, by the manifestation
of a death bed repeatease. to make some amends ter
all the jobbing and tergiversation-of which they have
been guilty ekes they were elected. Assuredly the
people of England have motive; enough to instigate
them to speak in unequivocal Lepage to them
trimmers upon sash a subject. They hear around
them the swooped sobs and groans of the families
of the brave Olken who have been scandalously and
cowardly deserted sad betrayed toe Bloke captivity.
They have the promise of a propeet of obtaining
insight into the ural-orpaisatio and ineffective
action of the Foreige&Moe. They have impending
over them increased and prolonged expenditure of
treasure and British blood, in eorreqsenee of the
opportunity of protracting the struggle derived by
Remy from the capture of Ears. They have every
motive which regard for their own breeches pockets,
sympathy with the bereaved, and hopes to accelerate
the improvement of an important adatiaiettatlve
department can inspire, to urge upon their reproca-
tatnes a searching inquiry into the oases which
have ecomieued the surrender of Kan without the
shadow of an attempt to relieve it) end they have to
deal with a Hoses of Commons whose members are
lohisig leeward with fear sad trembling to an early
day who they must make an appeal to their coasti-
toasts for support oa the hastier.

essniaiss
the ailed States. The prombor, in
wiwtdils Makiest,. pealed eat bristly, and with
Meat mildews oflnApapi
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freedom of the OcepaL Hs was sot a:-
loved to &doh his diseases. Wk,
him% sad
threats ef Sake's, peceeding from the Soothers
Gluiest., who were known to be armed, broke up the
assemblage. A mak was made by them Southern
students to seise the mesas, In order to deck him
is the fiver sad Shot wares videos upon him; bat
hie Meads made fight till be. get out of doors sad
essayed in the dark. This is bad enough, but wane
followed. A meeting of the Bombers students the
nut day to pus resoluticue against the disoussion of
a class of topics unacceptable to than: aims was
essteasneed by the prefessors, who coademeed the
" impesdeas* of introducing subjects on which a
serious difbreace of opiaion was to be apprehended.
As me of the learned gentlemen said, a people who
are living smug papowder meet not easy
ustthes" One would like to know who the man
was who, in a democratic republic, and ins training
esilep where disciples was preparing for the
ease at sea's souls, weld my this. Hs could
badly be a son of the Pilgrim, er a doessedant [of
angessets. er as the frank-.laded and open-bearted
sees of Cavaliers sr. ..tasa aye; the southern
Ellaboard two centuries ago. Whims he might be,
there were ems of the Pilgrims them too; and it is
M them that we sow offer our sympathy. The
ashen' students did their duty well. They also
met; and they resolved that, Sanas* as the Faulty
sifted to award to them the rights of American Sti-
gma smog Whisk is Israel:sat that of kudos of
sysesh. they would as lesger amain in coonexica
with the institutiesi. Fleas that the Faculty per-
ils& in their deems that the enliset of busman rights
should sot be diessesed, all the Northern Sadists
inept a very small number who awaited directions
ass hese, loft the eollege. We rejoice to say that
alms anima from the South left also. It is stranp if
rt Faculty of this Virginian college have forgotten'
the very similar treasectisa which took place he
re Obio eollege.--Leas Seminary--some twenty
yetis ago; yet, if they had remembered the
melts of that transaction, by which the Bums'
ea Mrs. !Mows, and a good many other doll-
'hoists, were secured to the came' these Virginian
prehesors would hardly have stutered to repeat the
experemat of caring to spirited young men, sou
to be busted with the privileges of eitisseship, the
allemative of =famed silence or banishment. As for
Ile sislabof we wish them joy of their resolution,
gad boyedrey will easily find colleges in which they
asp as ellet• their training for the swims duty which
me ink lies before them.
Again A citizen of Syracuse, in the State of
Now York, Mr. HATDVX, of the firm of IDIOIILiT
aad Hamm, balkier., went into Florida about a
year ago, to superintend the fulfilment of a building
esetraot with a gentleman of Gadsden county, in
Hat Stab. Mr. HAYDEN WI saver comidered an
tbdidasist at home. He was a deems of his ebereh,
lad kis church seemed to be his chief interest
joie of his business. His religiose seal
dowel itself in Florida is the same way
M at home; and no member of the chuck
Wes sore respected, or his services more
eiaaidy welcomed. If he had bees asked what ma
Men he beamed to in the matter of slavery, he would
have said the Colonisationists, who are headed and
Mewed and kept in action by alaveholders. Yet
be Mr. HAT DiN been ignominiously drives out of
Florida, simply became, as an American ridges he
disapproved of the quashing of the Missouri amps
sin, and of other recent legislation of the case pur-
port. His acmes' themselves acquit him of all tam-
pering with slaves, of all interference between masters
and slaves, of all public dealaratist of opinion—of all
ofisess, indeed, except having an °Maim on matters
on which every eitissa has • vote, and uttering his
opinion in private carrereation with friend., who
sever showed any sign of displeasure. He thought
slavery contrary to the will of GOD, and therefore
sure to case toes sad: and he thought the Fugi-
tive Slave Law anemedtutionsL Hie frisada is
Florida were of a soutrary opinion, and each expressed
his Timis in conversation. Ose day the clergyman
sad some leading members of his church called on
him to warn him that his opinion were known, and
that be bad better look to his perssaal safety. This
was the first step. Next, his neighbourhood was
placarded with handbills, indicating him m a proper
subject for Lynch law. Thirdly, a meeting wit held
is the Court-hum composed of lawyers, headed by
the Jodie of the Supreme Court, clergymen, and
the principal plasters of the district. Mr. HAYDEN
had received as order to attend: and he was closely
questioned stoat his opinions, as well as his conduct.
He mow to have given plain and simple replies—
speaking exactly as he had spoken in friends' houses.
A committee of 114•141 was appointed to draw up reso-
lutions, when Mr. GAIDZN was ordered to retire.
This committee reported him inmost and harmless,
and recommended that the matter should drop. The
meeting threw out the report; and the IMMO committee
had dm singular audacity or cowardice—no matter
shia—to fevers their own decision, and advise the
lleahlamt ci Mr. HA/DIPM fres the State. Someday.
'air were allowed him to male his affairs and be
it: and his pospeross business, his household, his
plans of life, are broken up—as if he were living
gads Austrian, Russian, at French despotism, in-
stead el Wag an American chime. The Northere
newsmen themselves make this observation; and
the South is baud indeed if she suppose that such a
istate of things will be sodored.

Tax New SIMEON EXTLAORDIOCART TO TEI
GIIIIM—TM LIMINIOSI Oswego et Friday ceeteiee the ap.
;Iwhew es the MU. Wet.. of Mr. Williams Fergana,
A.* be Ihressa Istraerdisery le her lilejeosa r isTb;;
Fags le as Milsbarilm sham. He was a
Tawas we aro past the middle of the nineteenth
.....__lhme welleOlor re Dr. Kole. as 4 Mammas boss • piss '
Notary. freedom of speech le so rare among the lir swerkbr:4 ta14,1111 d7r4stbbutilmaa4. dlig:
auks that we, who es joy it, aro called upon by e fag ran' preelles he summul Is lambs lobes be
every venerable smosistioa, and every Seder sae- dirleta tit* me" 1111." Tall .1"9 IA", t" "" t•
.are et Semmes spat sums= et the dep.
don, to extend oar sympathy to then who vkasei. Re %Ili eppoistag Piehisar of asses is NW! College,
the right, sad struggle for ate szandee, whoever sad od 6100 Imo" da•th if Mr. Lisila lift t" wide aski of
Urals to lisi dome without a rival. BS mesa I.
wherever they may be. Except is Norway, all sib. Ms bees tales. sed it bee sassed
Europe bet enreelves is more or les rearieted In
_.._,_._ill dielmilir vim_ apps whisk we ooliglialotel
deans' seems
thought sad speech. Nowhere else is debate per- ' N. am
hotly free. We simPethise ia heart with the people A Emma mon, says a letter from Berlin, was
of Ramie, of ()nanny, of Italy, sad, above all, of kW/ Pens,' 111 • Frewch Ocevetta in the seillhaeurkeed
Frans, who are living under set exhausted sagas-- ef ille Ailindwieskissos; annedit lay
"a:nue, tile.tsertupseerkaNat asi Z.
gasping sad ma tidied for watt of the ventilating ata.ae, however. rewind Ulm =me heeraelim dad
of thought and twang, hot sow, awe fo killed les: the Preset ex=
eatar rat Tue.
biVeteZ
a dossed ea oar sympathies from another new
age 11%a 8 agokOt belere a see el awed' et war. sod ass
quarter, whose careless people world has demald l• be • ... tn"___ Ii" Ills
looked last foe it. Within this swath an Widest Oamaturica a 'as 1N ilitatlicit.--Aneagemsalli
has starred in the United States—in Old Virginia, bs" by bees °et
rillebiliilais„_,...l.l "I"..tretsente"o"ll,L.,,LfZl
the nabs fiats of Wesatitarox, of lummox, a .„..es km* heeee.._•l•72B?"rjah'ilemmie, peek.' —amp
Judge MAR•a•Ili and ethers of the nut yourable. g; maIIIIT,. -- -- • . 111.°1

glit frotlrt.

WINDIIOII. Duo. ft
Majar-Oasaral.4l3l: Harry
As es a NM "Jr Mr
Dheltea et Yeah, the
Lellieses• NMI
4/Ba, Dam= M Nadi. the
Lied Ramie. MajerAleearel the
...qeetse sad Ma. Grey, Nisbet the Hs. 0. B. sad
Ma. rtlyge. Oeleael the Rea. N. sad Lady May Heed,
Oeiraerast lady-Serfty Bomar,- l -Mawr Cana;
Hr.ler-Owed Iltr Harry Jame, sad Mr. Glover.
The taw* lad the beams et resetvlog imitated@ la
Hte Arealas ; Lair_ Rai MIN Coara. Asa Mb.
1166—arrt;IMITIDisiLicalyi! Saw PM

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Royal Welsh ireeilMr4, sad Mr. Gibbs.
The (Uses. etteieSee by the Bee. Bestrkei Spy, rode la
the Alias-house this sierelay.

Meet eve ewe aces'..-- -
% PARIS. Wasamonas Insane.
The evens; at M. Delamarre's Desks d bon,
lforchi--tlis seraurbat proceed/no same given to a
.11,1nour. bazaar on a mot very large male where it is probes*
`to sill cheaper that in ordinary shops—took lil,
to-day. Thebunding is sent door to the asses o
Petrie, in the Be. de Crahreat. As ainsosaosel.4
only the glued floor, where nothing bat eatables 1
was ready today.—Tireie ire three startle
above where clothing, Jernitant Re., are Weeded te
be sold hereafter. The place was thronged through-
ant the day as sub at least by the redoes as by
purchasers. Still I understand a very good businesswee 406. The ebeeis canter, which exhibited
Boa forty Uriedes of &sees% marked at ham one
to two was a poisiduiss 'Alen vtire ordinary Primo
had nerved agouti, eaffilsasso at 3 Ado& this after-
woo. A good puniems wale made of strong wines
of the south, at lfr. the title. Chhteuneat du Pape
wee.the favourite wino, sod etetainly for the pur-
pose of mixing with water, which is the mode of
aansiseption almost universally adopted in French
families, one bottle of this is well worth two
of denary Macon or Bordeaux. There were
god 'fowls and repose at from Ma 760. to 4f r.
Fish laappened to be very dear. Some fine
salmon was exhibited, bat the lowest prime that the
vendors could fix for the triaging day were 4fr. 60e,
Ur., sad Mr. 60e. the posed, according to the
" eatepry." Hares and ehevreuil were sold by the
pound at moderate rates, and fine wild duke at
if,. 76e; each. An example of the rigorous priesiple
et selling nothing bat genuine articles, whisk it is
landed to mot upon, was given. The 'satiate at
the milk stall, on Wag tested by MK. Chevalier
rend Gaudin, wee bend to contain one-tenth part of
water, and, consequently, all the milk was sent away.
This milk was furnished by one of the largest dairy-
men in Perim, who does a badness of three millions of
Lance a-year. The oysters, also, wen prenowned
by the inspector not eaSolently fresh, and were not
allowed to be mid. Some great bargains were mede in
gabbers, and herbs for soap, in the purchase of
whisk baneekespers found a great advantage from
the new system of selling them by weight and strip-
ling colt all the useless outer leaves. It is too sees to
proneense any judgmest se to what the result of this
experbeest may be. There is one observation, how-
ever, whisk mast strike every visitor, namely, that
shield the advantages oared be thought by the
labile very attractive, the maned locality will
be so neon over-erowded, that the time lost in
retie, served will be worth nave than the
fterentimes to be gained on a small purchase. This
ordination alone will relieve the large market of
BC imply ca the other side of the street, from any
fear of being rained by the competition. and the ape-
edition mast assume very exteseive proportions in-
deed before it can exercise any appreciable Whence
epos the price of provisions in Paris.
I find the truth of the news from Marseilles that
Ramis has been evaluated by the Romney, very
gooerally doubted. It is considered to be con-
tradicted by General Mouravieff's despatch,
and by the nein some days old, that Omer Pasha
had rocromed the Input. But I learn from a de-
spatch of this day's date, received from Trieste a
quarter of an hoar ago, that Oran Pasha is dal is
'the neighbourhood of Xenia There is, therefore,
reason to hops that the report of his retreating nove-
-1 meat was incorrect.
The Bourse opened heavily, bat there was a dio
position to do business in the afternoon. The Bente
awed at yesterday's Flees for cash, and rose 260. for
aessent. Bank of France rose 6fr. The Council of
I a Bank declared a dividend of 100 fr. to-day.
Credit Mobilisr rose 16fr. The Lyons Railway rose
7fr. 60a, Lyons and Mediterranean, Er. 600., and
most of the other lines were from lfr. to 3ft. higher.
It is reported that the question relative to the trans-
atlantic packets will be resolved before the middle of
laanuy.

The death et the Sari of Wauseon took place at
Illahmak oa Mislay. Els lordship, who wee
limit a the esasty of Cathaess, was la the Sikh year a
his ego. Re monad, la 11113, Prams Hada, pampa
daughter sad coheir of the Very Rev. Wiliam Leigh,
Dees a Raeford, by whom be bed hew Jean, Lard
lisnisseio, was seomess to the title and wastes, sal Alm-
miler Rae George, sa °Rea in the stay.
We (Pool) believe we may state that Mr. idarou
Parke retires hoe the Wash es sae of the Berms el the
Heart of loshequer, awl that the teemed judge's Mara=
to the range, by the tide el Berea Assethill, may be
ezposted to appear la the Gowns et samsnow.
The Deb and Doshw of Richmond an ear-
maim% by a fondly dale et Geedweed, lasses. The
Pena sad Primers Edward of Isze-Weimer, sad the Bert
sad deeatess of Minh, me a the potty.
The Marquis and Marehiesses el Salisbury bate
• alma party eseembled at Hatfield Hesse, Hats.
The goverameat. it is esieulated, whoa army
measles ere abolished eel tea umaoiso reseaseorred to the
in...-zroperressat. will he &sees to the mast of 40,0001.
malady. The &amass paid to any agents is UK per
maim he melt regiment, sad 0001. fee regiments !lean
two bettalloss.

ZING OF SARDINIA AND THE ANTI-
PAPAL DEMONSTRATIONS.

Among the ammo public addressee presented
ee see Rise et pis eerier is Mit tiairabthisratry. wse
ese km a palls =Nag Mid as asarposed
abisy of the hipsealsos of AarA.Papel demobilise& In
the inns of tho dismasst pointed Is, the ICi4 woe aid
dot " Mai/ of (led hoe dogmas& era ifthi its
ht repaint ast ig bar fiediti is bath Ind liberty, she
hi been kid wide, of the mesa of the Pep. We
emarnft WM thee my owe rubes will learn ea in
perteat limat ia mimeo to the waisted latalerease of
the Pa* opease, by the prime of pour lbJesty maws
then." AM
The loyal answers this addras adainMen a sharp re-
buke to be in-Judea' authors. The hails* Asbeasedor
mita :
" I inset omeal fres yea that it b with anise mint
that his ll4smy has bean iatomsd et the exprearisne off
sorig=rgrasions de snipe* whisk yew
the Ceart of Rom. The by
Lag, es miler s
predestine, has assidered it a duty to militate the ohli
=4la hie had. latest. Ile may Mr. deplored pen-
the liaa d.aduat whisk like lily liee E.
it ire duty to 860 towards
ig his el Ms Imre. knit
eseaded ee he is best a b lino it Oatksft Priese.
Severeiga d sabiele sisiM WM* Raw OMNI=
seams admit of womb of sepeoliatisa sem% sail.
all, Warbles towards the head 'HIM drunk ea sigh. Ers
swim share is these sea thoughts. whist use
ealy amid net eater its his teeabove ell.
sem lad pleas ia a reply seek u I h the homer to
address to you.
Tarr address further espresso the hap that his
wag mind to his WON@ of all greeds the an. poi
vkisk have bees iambi to the Vaudois. I an lam la
brig able to iodus_yos that your wishes an drily
assimplishod. Wag Reim Albert. in setaasipatiag the
Vaud* Mimi to used We swan, sot °sly to the
Preaselants of ell disessiallare, but eves to the Israelites,
who, la his static alley la aims the saute rights, sivil
ail religiose.
" Ia thus ladloatig the well-Mows isthmoid, of the
Liam I bare no doubt that I have seam& he Ida as addi-
anal title to your item : for, as • Ram Catholie
of
he Ma proved that, la his eyes, &lens is the symbol
of wierenes, of mint, sad of liberty, ail that one of the
primly's@ whisk bra the basis of hie govemasat is liberty
of eseadeawa.
" Amp; geatimea, the assuniaso el ray high mai-
deratim.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

II Kenai. V. IL D'Aaaarao."
TM adireer width elicited the above reply, salted forth
at tM tine, eapreepleao of dbapprobatles fres =say who
Mt regret le roe the same of Ike lofty of Ildisbargh damped
spa a der merit ehatosterieed by so little poetises 6.4
pal 10.

is the " Digo*he' College," at
i• tis the .al". tar the "al* Lord POMMES asd llejor.4
e raise of a literary e 7ia tho
entleoes vat pato*, sheoteer
their wce ...bees to • -1
Moot a month 'WV student Irdlidme
, Names the I
louts 1111121 e7awa, • gni', pd.,. Rolm of L
hands. Maiß weed. lobileeehaeleemites.
the Gepel.seated the vommeity Rea. Nrif lisraear, List Prom
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