The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-15 00:00:00

IRE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1853;

/his, too, when their own subjects, after a life spent
in the aims, and with abundance of testimony, go
" unwhipt ',justice."
It has been suggested by parties somewhat learned •
in the mysteries of Spanish justice, that there may
be an intention to exercise the pardoning power,
while the necessity exists to show a clean band for
General Canedo, as be is about retiring from office.
A cue of purposed landing, by a vessel looked for
every day in the vicinity of Bahia Honda, is resolving
the vigilant attention of the governor, the facts
having been communicated in a personal interview
by Mr. Crawford, with a witness, by whom the in-
telligence was brought. On this occasion, in very
bad taste, General Canedo endeavoured to treat the
British consul with indignity, but it was a failure, as
the latter gentleman coolly and unswervingly pur-
sued the even course of his duty.
Oar Spanish war vessels have full complements of
provisions and munitions for active service, but are
short of men, so great has been the loss during the
summer.

The cholera also upon the estates has done much
injury to planters, but it is now materially diminish-
ing, and the health of Havana was never better.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

A telegraphic despatch was received in Lyndon
last night, announcing that the Turks had advanced
on Bucharest, between the sth and 11th inst., and
were fighting there last Friday.
The main body of the Turks had crossed the
Danube.

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

VIENNA, Nov. 13.

The telegraph announces from Czernowits that
Prince Gortachakoff has ordered all " subjects of
Turkey" to leave the Principalities.

Several thousand Turks have crossed the Danube
at Tartokan, to reinforce the corps at Oltenitsa.
Prince Clortschakoff was in the vicinity of Olte-
nitsa on Tuesday last.
The rate of exchange on London is still rising,
being yesterday 11.16 Austrian Fire per Cent. Metal-
lice, 91i. Bank shares 1.306.

BRUSSELS, Mownsy.

On the sth inst. the Russian government, with
knowledge of commenced hostilities, fixed the 22nd
inst. as the date until which Turkish ships should
have free exit from its harbours. Turkish vowels
loaded before but taken by Russian cruisers after
that date will be set at liberty, if their papers show
that their cargo is the property of subjects of friendly
powers. After the 22nd they will be dealt with
according to the ordinary practice of war, irrespec-
tive of ownership of cargo. Neutral vessels will
enjoy full liberty during the war. The Austrian
Lloyd's steamers may carry letters, passengers, and
goods between Odessa and Constantinople during
the war.

BUCHAREST, Nov. 2.

The Boyars follow the example of the Hospodar,
and emigrate. Austria, Transylvania, Hungary, and
the Bukovina are receiving the principal familia.
Recruiting depots for Wallachians are opened here;
a conscription is feared.

BELGRADE, Ocr. 31.

The national arming proceeds with astonishing
rapidity. District inspectors go from village to
village examining every man's rifle. The prince and
people are of one mind, and parties have disap-
peared. Plans have been drawn for a system of
fortifications for the frontier.