Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-07


that which was enjoyed by Madame de stael and
Lady Morgan
BY THE MORNINGS MAIL.
| FaSF Further Nescs BY the Americd.
| HALIpAx, December 5.---The English files to the
oath ultimo, contains the following additional items:
GREAT BRITAIN. .ass4s u.
Prince Albert has laid the foundation of the Biz
mingham Institute. At the great banquet given
on the occasion, nothing was said respecting war
,,r politics. is s291 81
Tho military campaign being ended, and the
DO. itical campaign not opened, speculation is I'M
dul ed in to the probable action Of Parliament
The Ministerial course is evident. The course of
the OPPOSITION Is less clear, but will likely force to
q diss, Hutton. la .A 8st NJ
4 The Duke of Argyle is now Postmaster General,
retainil ,g, in the meantime, the Office Of Lord of
the PR Wy Seal, which Office, rumor says, viii be
given to the Duke of New Castle
petit ion is circulating in Liverpool for the re.
establishm ent of the Kingdom of Poland. MI
-aa The rep,,rt Of the commission on the recent
Hyde Park riots is published. The conduct Of in
dividual policemen Is censured, but the general
forbearance of the force commended.
Captain Robert Mcclure, the Arctic navigator,
is knighte,d. 9e0 81 h1al M1ss A
General Markham is dead. He returned TO Eng,
land in bad health after the fall Of Sebastopol. H
3# a4t##S FRANCE.
The Rothsahilds have purchased the Russian
prize ship Sitka, taken at Petropaulowski for fS,
900. {s.s4
The international convention on uniformity of
weights and me asures had held its third meeting
in the Exposition Building. An address from the
American Geographical and Statistical Society was
read. ts \,
u t., ita
The Spanish gov eminent is reported to be unan-
imous in favor of joining the alliance, but the oc
cason is deferred until Spain can appear as great
nation. AT present she eau spare no money nor
soldiers a,Ht s5l 4la sc@afy
BELGIUM.ss ~ 5T tiw
The estimates If revenue show a deficit Of eight
millions of francs, caused by the vote of twelve
and a half millions for the defence Of the country
and the relief of distress.
The London Times publishes elaborate editorial
| calculations, showing that the total available
strength of Russia is SO per thousand souls; and
that she has already used SO, which allows only
ten months more, at the past ratio to exhaust her
| last man; her last cash rouble being already ex-
| pended. A general armament OF the Russian EN-
| pire is talked Of
The maritime administration at Nicolaeif Ia
placed under the orders of General Luders to
whom in this respect, Gortscbakoff is 70 be subor
| dinate. E
asa. was 70 Jake place at Warsaw, win be held ut
| St. Petersburgh soon. ~ 1t' 4ns
The Gar is In good health He has extended
inducements to poor mobiles to enter the army.
PRUSSIA. ~
BERLIN, Nov. 24.-The political circles here,
especially the ''Krew Heitung," Russian party,
are triumphant. While the Western people dread
German treason, they are loudly declaring for
peace, or an adhesion with Russia as the aterna-
/ tive. .t.s E.FE FL
Gen. Mouravieif had detached division from
| his army, which was advancing by forced marches
| on Kaiurs by Akaispa road. ss. tFU
| About 5000 Turks, under Musha Pasha had
lefe Butoum to try and cut off this detachment.
Early in the month they had reached 0surgethi,
4 and the commander.in-chief Omar Pasha, babe
them meet him at Kutars, which will become the
theatre OF some important engagement, unless the
Russians intend entrenching themselves in the de-
files which protect the advance on Tif's.
| 5.fl4. FINANCIAL MATTERS. e
The London Times city article, dated Friday,
November "a, says: y, 80 6T H
The English funds opened with firmness this
morning, at the final quotation Of yesterday, and
for short time exhibited tendency TO further
Improvement, but ultimately gradual decline took
place, the market closing with general appear
ance Of dullness. The occurrence of sales In the
absence Of any announcement tended to confirm
the reports circulated during the past day or two
Of new and important political arrangements, was
the principal cause Of the reaction, coupled with
less favorable appearance of the continental ex-
changes ~ e 5
The mercantile advices from Paris continue to
describe great steadness. r#.fi
/ From 1erds.