The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-03 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

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LIVERPOOL, BrimAy,

This evening, at 8 p.m, the Royal Mail steam-Zip
Asia, Captain E.G. Lott, arrived in the Mersey iri4
the !anal mails from the United States and Brio*
North America. She sailed from Boston on thil"flit
ult., and Halifax on the 23r4, and hastprought
sides the mails, 160 passengers, but no specie.
The:Royal Mail steam ship Canada, from beam p
the 14NY,Noyr., arrived at Haitian on the 22nd.
The tope of the American journals is pia*
1.
The New York Ilorqd!s correspondent at Weah.
ington expresees him fears that the troubles with
England are not ended. „
The etifinber of Ul2llffircie—ittiew Toth
pointer's; committee` to innitigate the meassisa
misters of the barque Maury.
We hail again to repast another serious
has occurred ott Alexandria, by which sitlentindes

were burped. •
with
federation. •Ii• •
tfetti has .041.4 •Mtified. Wi__. -810411-00:1-

The latent axial* frgia the 'lanais tekbe
13th wit. Melia= are advancing in prier. The Wald
is very healthy. Almon*, the Mexican waists, at
Washington, hue been stwerseded bl Itmoito
+Manila°, formerly Conseil it Hamburg. .
At the Atomisers departure the New York uka4
t4eitet,wie water. Stricka_weraimprowing.
.• :tbere SlSSAlOodersais demand for iota* is tit

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market, and pricei were firm. • . •
- - The breidatiff market was active and idiiiii
Provisions repotted unchanged. • - • ,1
Freights melange& Exchange on LOS*
lall Wall lfinTolfitif e . .r - • 7.
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PoRTSMOVTII, Mit 4
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The etimertransports Germania, with 198 isv.*
aid the Etudes, with M. arched yeetetda, Iron ity fat
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312 llllTLitainAwamew. . .
The Sydney, Australian, sad DuFbasg, staamill
alto arrived yesterday With s few peamaprs, c
stores, ha.
The Marines. about 500 is number, beltiegics
Chatham sad Woolwich divisioas, disembarked hem tlb
Jura yesterday, oa their return from the Crimea, team*
abanasad•of Lieutenant•Celottel Holloway, li.M., *pit
waded by rail to their respective heed quarters. - -•

There were two imperial standards t.. ,4
capture of Ktnburu. One of these the Qu bei m '
be forwarded to the Royal Military Hospital, Maim
very large, nearly 20 feet wide and 14 feet clasp, sad ken
large double.headed spread oasis panted on it. -
Aletter from tbq squadron off Marioupol
Nov. 6.—Testerday Ma Ardent, Weser. and Curia
Alm see side of the new town (Gnirk).
Onn
marines and as . many meta as could be spared west Midi
the lake in the gunboats. The Recruit, Cracker, •
and Boner attacked the old town. We kept up a buy
during the Morning, which was answered from ride-
es
front of the town, and in the afternoon we landed
spit to the left, and destroyed the customhouse sad wall
large buildings by fire. To-day the gunboats got
dirks
the town. so the plan was half surrounded. It iss mg
large place and well built ; in fact, the first Russian mina
have seen. After shelling it for an hour, the MINN
landed their men on the lake side, cad we landed OM lit
this. Daring the whole of the day oar men was as lis
advance, and the town in several parts in Eames; ill thit
windmills and one or two manufactories wets bent Is dis
grossed— 314—mad- to - flee herd foe-it, for tee Beim
kept up verdly a %mile fire ; the extent of it mattmattli
been three males, and we should have suffered try het
had it not heal foe sundry stacks of wood and masa
earth, which afforded us shelter. Havieg helmet all'
could, end seeing the necessity to keep the open rood
our position', we beat a retreat at baffled two, sad rik-
barked the men." i
.THE LATE GENERAL SIR CHARLES JAMS NOM
—A very eseelleartly executed full leegth Mine of
above gallant officer has been placed in tee C
the Garrison Chapel, Portsmouth. It is an admire
use; it is placed on a pedestal of granite. Oa the
Moe of UM pedestelezposed to view, is iosiribed—"
James Napier. ". fiyisrabad," " &astute Bill,""
lonia," "Beinde."—"Ce r ," "Renee,, "
"'lndia."—" Born 10th of August, 1782." "Dist
August, 1863." In the sacred edifies itself Men bags
placed the...lours of the &hide Camel Caw, lemialhg
lir Charles, end on which are inuribsd his Away mallin
" Beady, aye, ready ;" and on a pillar bessethlgt
tablet, on which is ineeribed the following mat
" The standardewaving above this tablet are meaterstidji
the -hiefitdrytif General Sir Charles Jilin Napier, .C.A,
the conqueror of &bide, by whose genius Ti.' Bias
Camel Corps' was formed. Happier than most mil
be secured the affections of the vanquished by the aim
benevolent rule of that noble prorian which hie esker
military skill had won for his country.—May his Wong
name animate the hearts of British solids ia the day al
battle.—This tablet ii plead by Captain Brno:444meg*
dog the Camel Corps." It is with great planar* we aerie
these tributes to one of the best generals, the bravest eddies,
and wisest administrators—and, we regret to add, easel&
wont used and most neglected men—this country Merl
had. The seulptared effigy of the deputed hue km ME
erected by subscription; one person alone, rider tie
anonymous signature of "A Foe to oppremos," Mehl
given 50W. The entire cost was 1,2001. —Repeal
Telegraph.