The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27


o. says:-The Anglo-French journals win probably
nounce tomorrow the Commandment Of Odessa. It is
thought that there at that place immense stores Of
wheat and as the supply Of grain in England and France
b deficient it doubt cons dered quite rational to
burn what Russia possesses. 1t is probable that may
behold in the Black Sea bombardmeat of Swea BORG
Russia may ask ourselves whether such expedition
will exhaust the empire as the English journals assert
Russia will not be terrible blow to the commercial In
terests of all countries which interested In Odessa
Ihe reply wiz be- This Is war; We win burn everything
burnt perhaps, but certainly it will not be surrendered
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Oct. II, 1855.
Ne,cs Of he Week.
There is really little stirring that this is but the
apology for letter. The details Of the cavalry en-
sagement Eupatora have no. yet reached us. We
BaIn, the other hand, that Gen. Mouravie has had
successful engagement with Turkish cavalry, Kars
capturing the brave old Ali-Pacha and four guns
The allies busy destroying such portions of Sebas
1opol as they do not wish to retain, and the inter-
change of shots takes place daily between the
she north batteries.
The government telegraph is silent.
We learn, vever, that the allied squadrons have
anchored before ODESSA and the next expected is
the bombardment Of that CITY, Up to the evening of the
9Th Of October bombardment had taken place.
The next item of news is the happy situation of the En-
press Eugenie 10 is thus officially announced in the
Aoniteur:-"She has entered the fifth month. The
prayers France requested for the august lady,
London is awfully dull A few persons dropping
into town, but slowly
Charles Mathews has made his re appearance on the
stage at Drury Lane.
Our Spanish Correspondence.
MADRID, Oct. 6, 1855.
TIE Rain and The Depuies-Debaes in the Corses-7Ne
AJa,J;on init nd ;coI;o
E1arero Attempts to Resign aud Is Prerented-7he King
Consort-Raurn Of the Court and Cdlinet Cha1ycs-7ne
Alliance Of Spain, England and Ffance-Auitude Of The
Cortes and the Counhy-Lands Of the Clygy-7ne Bud
ct for 1s5G-Americdas IN Observation-Disclosures 10 the
Wife Of Mr.. Perry, late Secretary Of Legatio,-He SIT
Remains niM his acknowledgements Of AFR. Dodge, I
Nny Minister
The immense quantity of rain which has fallen has
broken up the roads, that the Deputies able
to arrive in time for the first session the Cortes on the
LIST inst. Only eighty members present, but the
others have been dropping in till the benches again
nearly full The debates bid fair to be lively and in
fercsting. Several members understood to be
solved to make bitter attacks upon the government
especially upon the supposed alliance contracted with
France and England for the Eastern war-upon the noisy
palace question and generally upon the unenegetic and
timorous march of the Cabinet which is the VIII,
the country is disconnected and unquiet
Besides the abortion premature delivery of the
Queen in consequence of the fury beloved sovereign
got into about the palace question: and which tod you
Of last week, it appears that there also
attempts at flight and at abdication. There is
doubt all this hubbub has been produced by the counsels
Of some enemies of the present order of things and
good many either in prison in Punishment.
The Queens private secretary still remains in close
6nement, without permission TO see OF be seen by any
body.
Eaparf tba DuLa If haa bnon ltur
great efforts TO resign and retro from the direct of
affairs, but his friends will not let him do IT, and
incapable Of doing anything himself.
The King Consort who is in state OF chronic rage be-
Of the Of affairs aud especially because
they have taken away from him and banished from lie
Court his most intimate friends among his gentlemen
equerres servants etc. who supposed to have been
intriguing with the apostocal party, and protecting the
private pleasures of his Majesty. The King, it seems
Is engaged in the audabe occupation of fomenting the
discomfort and bitter feelings of his spouse, lady
whom God preserve.
The Court returned Madrid the 1st instant some
what unexpected'y-as was supposed the Quean could
not be moved after her miscarragc-but Her Ma
jest appears to have made etort Concident with
the OF the Court and the deputies cholera
which has been just alive all summer has shaken self
stretched little and killed hundred two daily for
change in the Cabinet is inevitable but there is no
great probability that anything better than the actual
ministers will come out of the troubled pool and God
knows they are bad enough.
We shall whether what is said to be beyond
doubt and what go, silent about real
lyttrue not. We told that the alliance between
Spain and the occidental powers for the war against Rus
sa, thing already settled between the Cabinets Of
Madrid Paris and london and that the consent of the
Cortes alone is all that IL lacking
II is pretty evident to that the government ought
mot TO count much upon the Cores in this matter upon
which also the opinion Of the county has already been
freely spoken and it is to be expected that they win
counter a terrible opposition, although they should
make IT a question Of lie or death FOR themselves.
All that keep: Espartero and O'ponell In power nov,
Is the lack ofanybody else to take their places
The sale lands Of the clergy released from mormaih
quietly. Good Catholic spauiar Is come up the work
ana buy land when handsome penny can be turned,
Without appearing TO much for the Pore the eler
heretics in danger ofeiernal damnation
Inc puget Just presented to the Cortes by the Minis
er OF Finance fixes the estimated expenses for the year
lou anu hihe months 81 1851 toI October at $780,
23S 4oS reals, 500 81 40 Of Which s3 oss 2s so
correspond to the year 1856 and the remainder 10 1857
The heshes, in equence Of the late rains have
carried away bridge over little stream ON the ril,sv
three miles from Madrid, that the trains fron N6a
cee and Aranguez now start and arrive a temporary
Depot at that point.
There veryew of your counrymen here al present
Besides the families OF the members tho American
legation some three or four travellers are ali thst
know or General and Madame Williamson Of B,tinare
and their two sons are still here and will remain some
tune longer. am sorry TO learn that the lady CT the
late Secretary OF legation, Mr. Perry, lies in very deli.
cate state at In Granja, where they went after
nearing O. Mr. ferry's removal.
an, Al spain would the death Of beloved and
,oetefs and may God avert il. The misfortune
, mas iaien upon her has been threatening ever
. nv Anhouncenent of her husslpd's removal, in
.nss;du Q, his difficulty with Mr.. souc. The i'm
Poa1een az the lime SO unfavorable 10 her
mae hat has been impossible to avoid the result Just
sn no1 S III l.iiys return to America I under
SUNNI mas Deen oeayea from this cause and he stiji re-
mains at La Granja with hs wife ~ ~ " Sun ~
Mr. Dodge and his family here and are s,;l, ;, a,
snd house to suit them Mr. Dodge l. line iool;pr man