The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-15 00:00:00

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NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, &a.— IFILDESICK TOUNO ea 4 We LINK—TM Mambos *andel • 11111,1 are cos WAIN toe the reerlersteetiosod New Ng thli meal with pomp doseldt : Weellas la the Mot IDecks. 1010 e. Captains. Poet Tees To lholl. ...--- — ftliep ... . 0. C. Canes .. r a w' s ' I " ea mkt to Ceaterbuy . 111/ 4. wt. 1 Weldwelead New IMO ilay 1 hooee lairs S. Suatee...... Sa2 ll WOO Kay 1 Play Was . J• CadeaMsd .. i ' 4 . 4444 , 44 , 7 6 " ... UT see 111 Wadies la the Woks Dodo. hill 10. Illetl I Talgaraho . I roe I Maylll To eilppen sad paragon Oar Sae male raw every poiellile hilaserat. tor freight or gems* apply to 711107.11C1L 70010 OM Co. 74. Cantata v.. RIERSON slid TWEEDDALIVI3 LINE of 4.-01 P ICK ET MIPS. ria IrM dam. WM to demponyhoi ado ear: Tor my. I Lut . i . Notlaellaa. Dookri. To sal. 0111MPlood . 711 Idelaldo L , 1. Adelohdo Pleiloa We Oydnoy London • .. .. ... Imo II Oat IMM .... sr If 1•71 Sydow ... McDonald. CO Weems liy Awl Lap ... . Jim 14 Ann_ 43 °WOW& Dana AM 7 . r01Al 574 Port PIM, I,IUO Port PIMA— Dana .... dome 1 157 Oubplo ! 15' 4 Weans aw 10 &a Art I CS Nedra . 11•4 .„. Jos 10 Aso arcs b bin 'amok. soomoncoloakmi Oar Fee Nibs . Poen apply N OIIIKIIBOII and D ALI. 10, Oniaraplaco, , 00tharaploa. and 2, Cowper sower% Cu.a F OR MONTREAL Direct (soder eorooetoeot to eam Iler Mayen, s Govermdens k ent. boned the Maw, Mot boo WM lWtWaged and lbe quickly iedi. the ase eelllat BA slap CO gril WAN-81M, Marne per reantar, WILLIAM LAT, UM. lanmaerler, and*/ at Me North (MAL Louden Deeka.—Zse tonne tl twtott w rewrote*, te TiMPENLEY/1, CANNA, and DARN, •, remand. street. 6AN . AMA and PORTS in the PACIFIC. For axon I_awaDl Dime the Ise tread*, littelit be 3 a 4 iranlie. Tie Ise vend ellwe ie vie BallitObi t ZllZAlol•4 .1011111•MilIG = 9" ig.:1147 le pine* le mos ter 6 linked eineelete et War...oz.. vie& i_i be mooed se ease. se le ile Liaise Deelle—Pee tetiglie .M. emir CHM' MB erl 0, .111. LeadesesWereei; et OSWALD. toll (U.. 4 Oderreyard. Lovatien4.llll4 LOR CONSTANTINOPLI awl ODESSA (ro ..11 ea lite lab Mo. as regaled r 'Won IT. LOCO taw VH•IIDa. Coes =sit. oa n t b eetjua lmi el m t s Le f' Cillra ". th. f. I Kidd of PowaSea s e JAM * ma Co.. Laeamiaa anat. et se Daft N. 4e, Liam anal NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. NTTAM to NORWAY. artylog the ZONAL MAIM to order to ootooroololo Me torposatos orrolor of toorters Matt roosoollo mod blorlarry i Ms a rrra ,r4oro !tool remooldrrtriNy 110, Captain AIDA T. LI Mop. he IMat. mod TM* ba. mid Oyu* sorommodrilos Z e r=tor. ottrlor oriorlatord moo moo forgo omorllA Ila FIR Mime polloolorr rowil How et Win apply al Or =St Sir WelOwelirell. bodes ; or Oa Moore. T. 11 ° M71 Ma mid.. not i . 0.4 HE NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVI GATION COMPANTI **dm &MN SNIPS en be . hoes I rw LsoWleg ...br oomayhesd grosiere le - V l IMINTEIrG TOWN ... IR lar . 44lllied li. CO tIAOILI . TH IT Rh DAT, My IS re U. NTATTINTH May IS refl. DANTSIOsediONIGNIZZO..THVILSDAT, llay U lad Jaw 1 raweepohoG ow, wok kg Tootelse. Vloreberg, Copeehom i r rw sa Poioneon• Deal oIL obi K=Ph.vie"•7 f rn iVonvou Ahem by WI feet* tellies the follewbe v - jo t ••••• M••foo Gof iv MUS of SSA NAVIGATION. MATING of the tiOUND DUNIL PAVING of • PART of the DGIVRANCZ et 00000. Woo 'unbar portiestwo as to Ihmiesi Mei he ra.s.oret "4 . l :: F•lfori ; I . ; ■• Itee ft. to Moen Menem end Oa. t : ire tee 011emprosea wait to J. h. Tvolisb..3l4•_. W. S. ANDZYWIL Nan/as INneler. ----- KTEAM to GOTTENBURO —REDUCED 14114W-Tlw WORTH a lICROPL lITSAW N•VIGATInN IP* t T lbw 44w4 awd 4.114 armor; aurylag the lb* walk SW dupaiew• h aw lbw wen /May man, asMas at 0414•44 • walk, is.. &Myles hem Lewd. at 4 ceded satards, procw•••• Iq Me well Wain Irving ILlarkinws ..:1..444•• mewl; at 0rtm.404. "FIN leR gg °numb, l3 • • Prow Loses. Inireirm sad chid eibla 4 • • W. & Al MUMS. lawssfas Dinsagr. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCI B. ant 'TEM. Tie TUTOR IA DOCK C TO OMPAII T OITE NOV= 1146 Iba fa. b•tat imp.. ni.. Tana Kzekera [RORCII ..... ... 1.415 CALCUTTA .... Ttalppa rd OA ANTIIIIII .......... 1.557 CALCUTTA .... Mans NA Co. IN Iht .. ..,.... 16.5 CALCUTTA .... Origami sad Os . L OUR "*. ' .... 6103 CALCUTTA .. Douglas aid CA , 11111 cmr . .... IXT K ritaAcnel a BOMBAY .... W=Lad OA lALLII 11121. -. 166 NNW YORK__ C. ntLLA N 05........ Lag DODO KONG.. TIMM IA6 0 •• SDI miaow weassirome la Um Tlalarla Da. tor Th ie C lre ". .....10_ • ua i l i tg. ‘„Lar _ the e i t,.. - -0.•, ....am Kll dn* 1a• 111•1111sele le Qs Do: 1166•1111mal ask kr lama Ivo Ism gook as IM M an ag ar WO% lak mad ell laatia far wtaillige rd dap limb = Nr essa Ott :=11:: th v o taa. d. Dedr.u... 1 .... l rail: it cili - I,ollkak at Um Illealard. OA Up". lialmeammat. C. CAPP/2. Maaasia. VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of STEAM Wyse' SOUTH . lIPTON 71 08 113 W TORR.— The ley Yaw obe NORTH MIL Seee•Alee-baba tee 113141;2111 Meek WIDII2. MAY* t Wit =reer b Way ..s. We AI sebd pllVlNllliealeibelt bebberb. IMO bebno ire Wand W tire bewyge el a by Mb se ly eye Wm like Jibe lb S epe l aye bdeee IN le b rie N. east. Wet eiWabis. =P. r aM ews=ArTelltee WE le leaeb YeeeSeeW ° =CROWE me Q 0.0 4 ta yam ae webeeb raise Se ib^•lei Irer I Oe. emeempew. ape . :of 19 thell RUMAT so ß l . K 1 New Cherbeww. TEAM to INVERNESS sod MORAY FRITH t Wok se WC BOAT. its flat of Ws7.— ID ssisodid Oessost P P rdle___ PAT 4lfibr nk lei °l6 =slE.. a lI I NC I AAVIrt a ltl 330....... 1 .444 1 1 . 1 . 1.11131111311 4 .j11% tat 0d155.... Lam Oismets. sod = u tile r_uiud MMs 110111* sad Pardo Mom . sod as art WYK Lisegebridetzsiwoet p ss. lamb sod paslow nodose M 137, rest. toe firthir pee. slob te JAMBI HARTLIT sod Os.. UT, losboksalserws: dt, le W. F. lux DIMON. wpm. Ismisos.—ALIWIDIR DUNN, 11mosPatst 10;111 CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.— Timo W..dbery Pork mme. Tunbridge leak. W be at the Olive. Xe. orfollimmt. 1/Inoil. W NW D• SI • NINON , mu. ba ll* " ag , Iltaa. prise K. V& psi& DR. KAMM ANATOMICAL MINIMUM, --Om far soft 1111 eißisi 111•0•11,4 eferl WI • lb. rase of ra, b ia LIBOTA at sad - 'Mr e li tZuree m. re. limn . of elip s nr. .1r2:: seem wafts. A4misies. O. 111111 MING CABl3B.—At Mr. maws MA .a.. Mk IA ftvraorA. IS. 4 Lij a.. Swaim la aim awl aim lagMt ligl Ataaallsa. • mania girl baaaaelle 'utak OW" rgas==.lll..o.=.l% M. Ow ardana ar nd e at A say Mow at tea Ws at 111•41.• Feta. la yew. kits. annoy St y r CRYSTAL GLASS SHAD SHADES. -11101“8 MI KOMI iw• WM" aIIAgeMMTZ' pomace el lei works el se% owl 'me llee Neale mew steeds. s/eMerat NM. allies rtaz&r . 0.0...6.11 88 4 .1. 4 T 0 .OTONM M. ic INAH ANII LL WIIIIWL—Tbie celebrated W Irlds Wthlw• wwwwwitl to Ws Mt Zeroed eleoleewee Wilk tw at A... . rm. c; It Sow ~ wM "V .......' le to What WNW Cos b. a .ra te a li v.....v.., lnn low- meta HALF-A-CROWN is sew the who reed Omega la Ins. tem 24 Sbs Waelbeems still M et ot WI& weM Who, U the beam U la Fa Nt,-0. O?SM liarakaU. MG RAGING BAUM, for Fisk c . Gravies, _ , .a.i. zoiree c omissAlL — Joiljed .. ...1 . 1 * * 1 e rica. iin reFre tr us _we ig hs 1, -- is _ bt liwk7 I ... et c in l• atlas I JOIN awl MEW OWE, at their . Iftkoaliresi. - satin an ommosalle.-01ftne limp rim J. sad O. Cell% larlise Gs Os nil and bid of me 10111 e ; lows Ws woo ay gorsbia. nom, DEPARTIKINT.4 .d Barew and Railway. NJ ilk ow. lilest=7 Depels.-11elsee's, lb. itre ns.wi lia„ tree lee le Perbe • se she MN ROM% sed artlmmierleed delheeee li tcrili_esweesell, *my pin et Lee*" es lb. gee lea me I , Nonsw. se lebsealta, la. pee Ice eatnii.-I.IIAL Oe„ diet *Sea Keith loads& Saw eisftrk or iltasksoL 0RD114013 WATERPROOFS are the but calla lat me: Um MI siell all imam sal en aft r t Ilsair s , noir cril um L . =air SO Mr le Si= Iss i lt# kap Om ,-:-........ "T"...,„-.-Elhi. ..&.e =lds a MN awl J. O. 00 O. .... THE BYDENHAM TROUSERS sad Mama Ilisediss.—Thollyipg ai stas= 2 46. 1 = by Wei :moll . •Nle essur in uftalr Is mile MUMS MOW. QOM* orbs Intaser " " r= t t Oro 1 1 . 9 " f I a • MARX YOUR LIEN.—Tbe Pea superseded. Meg .SW Ca w allit ttrerfiZotrip alkl . ra ft l i ise vnik la OM NA . Afflitiki l =l.4 ar e ham tieing& 71 g — as Mis am sbe *Ma MADAME WILBROD.—P.OBES, Maga= de Om at Owssia—lus N. IL Averthi. IL—NW& mats. "'NAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. salons mil • kr .m.aria , HFOY allot 10 wee "las* a ugrp= r isfb loweja . ll l ll l. ams Z a r d lol.l eel Sses 6 l= .. anisedesitreet. Ilfesls. per bad& b 7 pint HIVES.—PRIZE MEDAL awarded to G. Enron SOUR sad BONS foe Nee m.o. mod Ram M Me Porte HlVer, NM—NEIGHBOURS I M PROVED COTTAOII BRIO lth a the ream Impromintoth _gismo sad thermometer, grim , meanly rocked foe the count°. Their newlymmaged asth lone et ether lammed Him, Mth dhortede asd Ville. mat es receipt of two stamm.-0. lISIULISOUI mil DONS, UT, IDM Holbera, at HE lemetrareet. RICK CLOTHS at greatly REDUCED PRICES. Alm. la samairsee et w tosabiaiks er las war, a wadi, sy TAIMU LING& I yards by I yards. ands_ saprairay far Ike Odom, Sim be MOLD CHRAP DAVI/Ali, Wert esibbilekt, Loads& DRAY sad Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, •a, lhowes. Dna Thaerdiesa. ant Leadeabciogs. r 0 LADIES.--ILOWLANDIr KALIMOR. ea ‘1 041:1 1 = 8/ 1=40:1 111 :4' dialimallana ma Oka Nam Wm' to sbe abut. mea Imam al Oa beads mad saws NW 1 M le Rs iallblag sad rabsilog pragmatism mil."l illbsiste.„ldli""ArZirs irs . at i the Pa II". newbasiD and /011g rmai lak wiga poi as SO =at amd ba ahombleasa piesaist la ' HAIR DESTROYER, far 1111/Mbi 4661=4 ruperteeeo bora the tam S. aka atm &rid Y de. id., k a t is ainera lml iZa hw ill ma p., swop 14 ALM. IWO. kb , 17 , 4 geeneoneel. High bona Forwarded kw asps tow to peek sliftedis. TRIESEMAR. Protected by Royal latten nolo haat el re wowed es r. Me der Redo es Pear. de Porte relt6 Oollsp d Neldoe norm tosse wt. Ile I. lo a sed of We ofrows. Tr= *ll.den siese la rles = osusseedz .. • = s of lbws iii des a . :* re . +.4*%tee dm ei Arnim =/. the Nadel lone MO . Se Ilie TA%of the rad al de omega .88 = Poe I. I, eel 4 re of bee so mod of an mosoAlae emilise Tem ow se the Wed Sesk ere ley ropeoloL-1 cid le le sem On Ile, er eine IS or fir 335.. aid& OM 1U ; sod le A vim* josefte jit_AUL; divided Wee so m et=tirred. Reso b l in e 0: 6 1 1 1MI N Q Cle. ; rid Beam. e r=lresS; LIIMMV SINK dd. idoreteroat. lloarbower ; sed hese. asillir 14 LLOYIPS WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, TAW bt DOUOL•11 MIMI& *TILOS viRTILLY CISCOLATLOA T IM of MIK • 01111.4 T FACT tee AIM It asottir MIT T COLU W MNS,. lodellehtsj i.. llllT LATEST INTIILLIGINCE. prim TO/T.3IM or pool trek of imp Now Armlet ergot tiro= LLOT D. 8511dorpoommt,LtstaL Jai rahhorLllreed freer! IMMO. IMSB One 611111416 WINK CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION MINIM Of Plin= „ 111111110 noel tenet r 4 I Perert Preith of the Dinar. *V. IL lues. ILD../ella. of re Crow of Agorae*. .w Ms rater *firs Is the Marl Istrarfo hay Norm Oro Ohoot. Als• belie am herr roe • TIZATISS US •AdTlllf •or bllieJle of tie 1111•1 f. : Lwow Wows. flaw nil Wpm LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 15 1856. The day. Wee la. JUNE : a Book for tem Country is Summer Timm 117 8. T. BTAIIITOP. Leagatas. Brews. Gram aril Lospers. TSB BM MUSH DIOTIONART !MINIM B i trAril i ntirl el l * A Ar id' THE W E LILN017•011. nab OF sad ea shlllsietwarbe.Vo7l. LW at s e gam psf- ra I. lin %Yid la ins larles: genes VOCAL DUETS , by antrum Gwyn, mob fr. id., •11. :-11111mr tweak W .1. Z. Cementer) ; Ty rile Weal I *the Woods I 18 . 44 . . rpoder) ; Wen le Os Waarpft Ikas twee II "Ifs imoral dues tersolls wrier • What ewe Ur WIN Wows • be.. Ws Win Orr et tlw mat Meier writer el age kr Womb, abonr sow/ ore Mr sear d ejle —AXC ___. babel. rio Qom • lownw ihmtagie"" laritsel Os &dies 11 . THE LATE LORD RAOLAN.AND GENERAL CANROBRRT. Baron de Bozanoonree forthcoming work contains, ie addition to the phut of a Crimea sapeditiee worm= by the Emperor of the French, ammo= detail of the lease" history of the campaign. The want of ;laity of engamatd produced, says the Finch writer, isosatrieatilet diffeultile. After namereag trait less attempts to arrive at a plan satietamory to all, Geeeral Caurobert proposed that Lord Rag lan should assume the supreme emanmed, and begged Omer Pasha to joie la the propositloa. Lord Rag lan ultimately accepted the of bat General Cearoben's refuel ta allow Free= troops to defied and cocapy the Earth= trenches, end a difference of opinion as to the plea of =tett, rendered the suggestles abortive. General Can- Fehr= found hl position se esamauder inereasiegly un gigeseet, and at leagth resolved to resign. While publicly gulag the Mate of hie health as the cause of his detonable ties, he told the truth to the Emperor In the following asset devpateb, dated Ray 19: "The emaperatively slight Whet produced ogshut tlehsonewel by the aumeress and emboli hinnies of the Allies; the non-sitsek of elm enter Ilmse by the essay; an steal* whist appeared very probable, and spas whir* I had &and= hopes of a swam yet more die Mgt= than that of laltermaust ; the arduous difibmltiss that I expgrieneed le preparing the *agouti= of your 114esty'e phut of oampeigu—ren dered almost impossible 1y the sou. _ _ _ itee operetta; of tb chief of the Baguets army—the very title polities Oat hat hos crested for me hereoefe-o-vie with the Leslie\ t►e wadded mall of the eapsditioa from Hortc►, to whit* I hart loused Mace they attached a capital importoos ; t►e szopticeal mood sad physical fstigeos to which I have mot sowed ter some maths to be objected— all them name. Sim boo prodand la ass a asaviettoa that I seed so loam to ditto la MO sa Wows army who. Mom, abotioa, sad nalldease, I has over- Useless tones bow to conquer. . " Consequently, my day towards your Ifejesty sad tM isnatry is to withdraw, and request ay replace- Rent by the general for whoa, la hi wiss foresight, the Idespsror had coedited to as • letter of appoint meat to the easataad V shisf, sad w►o unites the °audi ting of espegity, meal authority, ability to *midget greet slain, sad the *atm neennegy to briag to • happy and serious result lb. vast eatirprog taloa to gay sun by the death of ay prodowtesca sad the will of the &operas: Both 'oldies sad °Seer how the warlike qualities of Genstal Mister; they would give Ms ell their goad dates; the soaeunaoa of all of as Is somplstely amazed' sad I know that the stew Gomel-la-Chief has the liveliest faith is oat moose. " Will your Majelty permit as to say that say none b too well known by t►e troops—who hove not mewl to honour ine with their confidence' sad amities—for ziO. la the punt ciressitasces, not to rennin ia their wad i in order to give thew, in the hoe of fatigue sad pills, the example of devotion to the eorvico sad the glory of the iteperor and of Frown. " - I vesture Om to suppUosta your lillsjaetp to waft as to totaataad a Ida* ghtaioa la Nth Ilao sal balk arm, Waal' conduct baa hasousi sad will loam: Fraser." Baron de Bassasturt proceeds to deearibe ea laterview Whims Gesesels Camshaft sad Pelimisr, is nista the last sassed home, for the fine thee, of the event in progress. He is said to hays bona estaindy deem—mond ens to tears. "ma daegrsemeat," Geasral Cannibert sold to kW, " which has misled fee some time hennas Lard Realm sad myself has readied my position with the Wet se the In- Halt army • false ase, s d easesquatly my telatisai nay Meade. It is my spike that, is the misting dream Mans, my personality. lay mesa fie Ms ashram" mane of meat% would nest" win" olionsies ia • sites ties already toe W emeadmL" Os the Eupora?' meat to desiord Csarobiort's somas., Gomel Polishes immediately waited span Lord Raglan, towards whom, be had afro sly informed his lordship by as orderly deem, "the first thoughts of sew Gourd-in- Chief wore directed," sod the iotorview between the two ememaaden listed Erma half-past sight o'clock is the meosieg situ noon. FANATICISM IN THE EAST. We read in the Alexandria oorreepondenoe of the Times, May 6 : " The Soltas's deems of the 18th of February gives pummel dissatisfaction, for the bigoted Kabossatedsas will not allow that the Christiana staid be pat on the sane footing with themselves; sad the Christi's. are displeased because they feel th►t the Makosesedans will sever con. elder then as their equal; sad they would rather pay an additional as than be sada to serve la the army. " A great merry has been committed at Martell, Beer Aleppo. An lisgbatt agent sassed Geerrasso, segaged in purchatiag anissat. for Ugh* ecoount, having bad a dif ference with sone of the satin., he was shot Is his own blase, whieb was afterwards set is Ire, sad his wife and two children were bust to death. "The rioters at Matthias hem become alarmed for the emispoiseas cf t►eir Ist* outrages, sad it Is nadir/deed that the Paella of Jsrasabiss sad the mania are deviltry measures for the poolohmeat et the riagleadin. Mr. Lydell s►are of the Isamu is beta( lametigatati by the Turkish authorities ; bet it is the geasral opiaisa that the mend has aced improperly la Dot @Assisi the trial to take pima Cilia his emu JaMailletbea. "Tin Christian pilgrimage to theJ *eds. sad the enmities Mehatemedea pilgrimap to Hobby Mona took place wittiest dimurbous. The number of pilgrims this per her hoes eossiderably larger than for may pan past. "The infamous imposture of the holy Ire was eabibited is the shun of the Holy &valets. ea Saturday, the 26th of ♦pril, with the anal Nam of profanity, superstition, and (=seldom. The s►aek was filled by a mixed multitude of Greeks, Amoebas, sad a few Mohammedans, while is the galleries were a good way Earepeas. Some of the People wen tablas shoat la Weeps, stiostiag, dogleg, dawns, raising ass ea their skosiden mad tarrying them mud the ebereb, aid welkin themselves up to a ►igh piteh of esidtement. Ow mu walked round thy update with another as bk shoulders, aad a bey above Wm. Gee urea world go before a subs, Mothen dapples kis heads Ind shell, his fellowen neweriag is dares. Whim the Pasha arrived his 'oaten were Maned es es to lump a deer span for the premed= rowed Cho sepalebre, sad the people gathend is two dense memo reamd the holes is the wall from whisk the Ire was to iris. the Greeks ea she side and the ♦naesias@ ea the other. The Greek bishop them made his appanage, sad with sena beams before him mareled three times read the copular., after width Inv's, divested himself of Ms sap sad sates robes, be Mend the septiehre. The .reiterant of the names rand the boles sew fairened to teeny ; in the midst of great sheath's the in was baaded out, and the dames spread from Mesh M torah said a gene ral roar of faaatisism. The Greeks sad ♦,anions began to own', vary mesa there was a panel Win, sad the starch resweaded with the blowy of Wake, 'reek* of lawn, and tearlag of *tares. The Mehammedea soldiers wen waled apse to title',/, ' sad is half aa boar their Upsets eueseeded is elearieg tie Werth, the pavement of which was left strewed with birches glass sad oil from the lamp.. ♦ stisk had treasised the doe *tare of the lieweneetion over the 'attests to the tomb." A 1 ' C0N01.368 OF RITOIMIRS Or ALL NATIONS" inII bold yeet•rday maraist la BR • Martle's Sen. The Weeder:, wee Melted. Robert Owes, Ir., prodded, sad eddrased the vertiog at err Itsgth, Wended he prober Awl with dards: eareetore. • Mk. et rem. trier were oseafreody pored by the reeds', sad peti tion voted be both horde of pediment, with a reeeerbil W lin Kerry. ROYAL iOIIDOII OPHTHALMIC HOITITAL.—}ha Mai NIM Oa Quota kis grookattly boos pleated to pant Ow nuatiatat Meadow of oas Asada& posed. towards tbo salaam of tbo Tama oalargassat sad isprovaasat of this botpltal. MITZOTOUTAN Bo Au, or Wozza.—Tortorday, l the bowl Rot t. 'outdo/ the draisap el the dietviels meth of the Thaws. The esseideretios et the gab)** wee, is the ask adjohnei man Wedaemelay asst. MUSIC -•- SOCIETY. This society's third *omen of the moon took place lost might at the liwootor-sqsue Rooms. Tke porous was as follows: _ _ tun 1. - °wears (taw el 1bep 00. _.... --- wilier. Ali. liiiiilielle Le ) Oarseto Piesani r ik in (leadameldirma) Mama& Aria Madmisholls Ina - &missy to A .......... Natheves. Overtire llNuke) Onto Tua Pun 11. Illerbissska. Mew. Tint was nee% good natter i• Me amen. In .at latereetiai !ware woe Inkantaas nanitente performed by Ws neasaplinad wife. Notwithetaad- iag hie immense reputation la Germsay, his mule has hitherto Meta almost sebum's Is this eoentry. Twe er three of his lighter compositions have sow sad thee bees heard; but this was the tint time Nat an. of hie grate, weeks has ben performed la public. It as prodecei ceder the east favourable ch. nmetaans, haler:for its interpreter the most eacosplished female phalli is Europe, who played, moreover, with all her heart tad all bet soil. That it is a great and beautifel werk eanaot be doubted, sad we van easily believe that it delights the German public, to whom the author's style hes become familiar. Bat it is a peculiar style, different from anything to which we have been aces toned ; sad we cafe. Mkt we mast know it bettor before we can pretend to pronewses sa ("Whoa ea it as a wale. Of many parts we wen able to pensive sad issi the benty. The sadists, la particular, is lovely from beginang to lad, sad mast charm every eel tinted ear; bat in the ether movements we found sash that we (meld neither 'mistimed nor sojoy—the fault, probably, lynx won is eareelves than in the Innis. Ws hope to Mama better acquiated with Robert Behemson, through the mediae of hie manta " Paradise sad the Peri," reputed la Cleressay ea inquisitor work, of which Jenny Used is passionately road, sad of which she is to sing the prineipal part la a few weeks heal. Mr. Glover's Teas &Samar wee another iaterestieg feature of the consort. Of obis cantata we have already said so esseb—la speakiag of its previous performances at see of the New Philhanwnie newts last year and at the Birmingham Pestivel, sad slao la reviewing it fully as • published work—that It is only unman sow ts repeat the opiates we hove already upraised—that It is diaasa•dly a week of wales, is whin Ili a melt dillikolt subject h hosted with very rest sembising, as tits post Mari( bee dose, wild sad relent% homy with familiar thoorish humour. It is such to the reedit of the New Phil hananie Society that they wen produced this work of Isglisit lust. All the rest of the mama 'assisted of auk well knows t the statical politic,, sad wen szatedlosly well performed. The ezrestles of Brothoven't most Symphony la A did ►omosr to the embitters, sad to Dr. Wylde tits oosdneto►. TES ROYAL Flitiththitie SCHOOL 701 0111 g The sizty-tighth asalyeesary of this fastitiatioa wee bold ! lest ermine, at Inesomart-hall, wham a largo mamma set dews to dinar mama She able gostamory of the she of Utast. Tboadwalhosas Wombs la the kalitatios bs • boos mested as Wasthowth Commas. TM allaliish mat was mem rimy pin ago ter do ream a main ' Wang sad whoatiag thit Mania or relatives al hoparason ; ha sass MAW days but bad fates bits delay. The immatisia abided le of the most sampan satura, Ming ' nth m wth math the side to dab *sir sum hood .ad ta beam modal mod mostable mashers of wrany. to wail boa the marsrod that &though so isms th ta GOO girls have lilt the school, set cue has tarred net badly. It has tunsual imam that the scholars anula • elm am a disk mamba as fitted by good &madam to remise «Todd oaths as fah their grand day, aed, if the choice of the .had *NM he sostrued by the Home Committee, NW liegisigNe Is protested to the preeideet of the day, after Mem. geld by his famished wit:s a medal cessasamorative Of the ealellus. It Me saver happend that the girls have boas wow Is their Adm. sad this year the Pranato Tosigioat sum soma Swab liallany &Tinier. Ails customary, d the Mahan want la o sessmioa mead rum the sad hemod fa as Oa mid • hats, after Mae the Earl of Wald the mod the sadist harsh Bellamy Maim fial bar wpm Mr good amedsol, sad OWN st ili to hoer ant aka/ft a good mod gamer Iltot ho tartha urged lb. ages boo that fa bet Maim arm" Ilb might wiveslas her omidthallit tla toesafferil N the loallualos. f her esoilsot was ommost, would alms paw bra Mods. Bud ratan bra soup. The abilims. whoa 'inlay asd happy apploomim ailloostod stonsimlim awls wallad nand the ream, mad. Maw tow the Was Goth SAM " retired. After Ms, BMW Crew, the sec story d the liatitutha, sammood doom subsoribod I. the roam Mash mous teed to the sem a d :li The nosing was Massed W mom adshabia . wader w thralls of Boar Tome. ' Th. maser oblate theta datum am saw masegad at Feassmosif M en all i. tho sow test nada It gay soommay ea dole that ermutt Of to do addled= of the lase body TEE SCHOOLEASTSI AT HONS.—Who dom sot roambor Spoolliwg Boar If saw sad the. it has masa as a be visited with what the Earl .f Ellammoro WY a bosh a myrrh, or won other sort of bast, the al. Maim wag hey Mom, am his lordship said a slight or two t dam Yam ha wholmose." Well, th• author d th• Spay Bosh baths nationd Milano shoat the world— , leans disk a those ofirollombassa—hll, as overripe aOrls ham the tree M batwing' tole ths dust, at the ago of 90. He loans a oss, a mumps Gay. sawti awn this threesome and tea ; a mas who. Ms th upmado. bou sat at do shoal desk toodag sad *Waft tho IMMO* reward of landissu—gusieW "pi gray Whs. The Guy. have widen way ming Massooto chat bays nanhow kolpma math dearth swim theme( ; hat. at ter pre sage tina. tho mops Ow of 70 has searsely the streasih to mouth with this tooltioaat spirits of sokoolboys. ems iNdlo to the toschses hid. Some twelve mmsssstsiase dna m quad was ludo to the givers r f prod, la ths daps of of ruilas, to whole,, who base deserted well of doh maw, but, up to As present time, autho rity has shows se more lamest for Mr. Oay this did Jack Cade, of illitursto many, for at buns. lemma Hitherto the Treasury boa remised oleos as the rook to Ali thaw, ere All D.A. bed stumbled spin the meant Imam 1 It is thenfon a gnat Moran to Mr. ProtA humbly to call the alias** of as samomptieltad Pot.. Mahar— who. a kis the., must ban hew the soy pass of sthoolboys, mai bow math of ths fro the plavnesal he ma at this day coupons for the Home of Ousnms—to the swot Mr. Guy. Mr. Passed is taavioni SS Lad Poismatas boo only hs Mow the helm dims at** old, bishankatt, outworked Malan to aatiood sallo4 to gnat N. AM er gnat It giddily. To Laid Piesontos haat eso also sots pathos a lam b, vim MS Oa wory Mot hammtioss to reward &serving loam MO the menses sisot, somehow press a daily la last Is La boolotsd. rod weds at Math the met is gins, dm moss mistalod las Man bet a few seeethe life es dm M. That wis alio aryls; of Lod Smashes's —" Thm eibiskaista la alma I " 14k. Virgil o snow, it Moiled so It this lad Polarastoa. we base board, with the (=Mg a a third datum arms lead la kis pram of that May, dm, Mr. Pow* hog his lord ibis's eragg=s a Mr. flay,tha sidisalmaster at lam ? —Pwarth BT. PANaltit..—At the weekly meeting of the lleatd ef Direeeses of *it wish, T. T. Iltrestee. Rea , abarebverdss. la the dies, It was rseeleatl anti raters the Ward Amid disesaties• the pestles of Mates at the ratepayers' 'spews ea Tuesdays, sat that ie haters the M hell attwe e'sbsck le the atlmesa leveed of tea e' te the serarei. se heestsltes. (Stamped H. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. THE CRIMEAN INQUIRY. TWENTIETH DAY. (Cosaladed hem yesterday's Express.) Attar so adjouramest, which lasted about half-at-hour, irdon, at the request of the Judge-Advocate, roes to open his ease. He said, before proceeding any fur ther M wished to allude to the evidence given by himself in the Crimea, and he regretted that Colonel Talloch was sot present to hear his statemest. With regard to Colonel Tall ch's assertion that the original notes of the 'mitigate were seat so all the witnesses in the Crimea fur their tor retries, be bad to state that the original notes of his own avid. am which he held is his hand be ewer saw till they were produced in that hall the other day by the direction of the board. The papers which were actually sent to him for correction were also before him, and tiara was considerable difference between the two. To prove dd., he would red from the original notes of his evidence taken down by Col. Talioch in hie presence. The sellout soloed then read ea extract in which it was stated that the paillasse severe in store at a certain period Gould not be aged for west of straw to staff the _and in which allusion was also reeds to the rags In store. No part of the 'video's which he had thus read from the original not of his evident* takes In his presence, appeared in what was twat to him m the original notes. He then "stored in o minute esplanades' relating to this cmisaion, the effect of which append to be that he was examined on the 24th and on the 28th of May, and that the evidence omitted is the notes of his evidence on the 24th was Warted by mistake in the notes of his evidence on the 28th. The result wee, he observed, that the avid's", welch be pve on the Ant-named day, is reply to outdo question', had been @endowed and made to appear to the form of answers to • memonadeas whisk be never saw till four or Ave days after givisg evidence. With regard to • oortion of Colonel Wethersire *videos' net being sect to him for correction, he staid that Ms towns of that was that that portion related to islbial retain, and could, if assess sty, be trimeted from the beam of the Qsartennaster- Geaerai's department. After some farther szplasstions relating to the same 'abject, the gallant colonel proceeded to ssy that there were two paragraphs in the report of the seimmissiosere of which be thought be had rea son to complain, and that he should canine his remarks almost entirely to what they referred V'. He OM, grit request the board, in considering his petition both there sad in the Crimea, to remember that he was not the Miser who was specially charged with the distribu tion of warm clothing gad stores—n fact which mimed to have escaped the attention of the oomatiesionsts, although it was tantalised to them in the Crimea both by Major We therell sad by himself. It would, therefore, be understood that whilst giving the onaminsiosers the best information that he was able to give them, in compliance with the desire of the Quartermaster-General, he was not is all caws 'puking of matters for which he wurespoesible, or whit* were within his own knowledge. Indeed It wee ezplained to Mu by 13:r John 11.144111, that hie 1111SalillitiCC was only preparatory to tsat of the Quartermaster Goserol, sad di e_tgeed to save General Airey's tine as such as possible. The diet paragraph in the report that he wished to notice, related to the sea-recoury of the knapsacks. L page 24 of the retort the cionsmissiosere said : " It will be seen from the evidence of Colossi Gordon, then Assist ant Quartermaster-Omura, that he attributes the nou-noo- very of the huarache at as early pried to the parr oil ears of divisions, with the ezteption of the Dake of Cue bridge, preferring cot to receive them. Cla terniag, how ever, to two of the dams who aommaaded divisions ea that oeartoa, oaf of thou states positively that no rich offer wee made to him, another that be has so reolieetioa of it, W ough it ray have bra so ; the third brag Groat we have bad ao opportunity of rommureating with his oa the sebjest." With regard to this paragraph be meat observe that on the let of Orator there wee great Menne, of opi are is to what the neat movessest of the army would be. The assault wee expected, aad had tat her suesessful, the korner might sot have been relaired. The gallant 'c lear then gar • detailed want of the trepan& sad 'tri vet of differeut reeela la coasesion with the recovery of the I knapsacks. As the orualesiosen bad sot thoaght proper to give the num of the two parrs to whoa they shaded, he word, he rid, ealy anode to what we. dine by the Quarter metseheaerr to eatable the gearals to ob tain the knapeaelts if they wished to have then. A arso- rade, of Oren] Airy wee mat to them with the view et reertariag whether they would have thus or not, sod that was ell the department wild do fa the matter. He bed we intention to blare any of the parrs, sad be re gretted that tarred of melbas the use of his evidence that they had dose the trommiademen did not apply the grerals themselves is the spot for explanation. Tha other paragraph to whirl he wished to advert was in page IS of the report. The following wee the pomp : " It will ha observed that Colonel Gordo., fa his evidence, tripe sea ream for the emelesue of many of these supplies, that be ocaostved the men bad marsh, and be sanmeratee • long list of articles supplied to them; hat he overlooks the far, that the greater number of these were sot based till shoat the end of Jerry, or begiaaing of Febemary, whereas the period darts' which the era principally feted, warn in the swaths of December and harry, when it appears that there were supplies enough is head to have averted emelt of that erratum." He must beg to dry the secrecy of that statement in the most ratite manner. Honig referred to hie evidence on this point, be observed that the board would see hoe that that the reason which he soloed to the commissioners for blankets, greet cotta, and rags sot berg issued to the great of a third bleaker, an ern seat, and as extra rag, was that be did not believe there was • sulkier number fa stock derlag the greater part of the wittier to admit of each as leer. He thee referred again to his rider* is refirmatioa of this view of the matter. The _ ______ ortanaissioners said at_ page 27 of their report, " One of the nuns scalped foe not lianas the regimental great c's , e, woo, that the regalatioas of the envies, as established by the Queen's warraat, did sot inherits each is.. more fro =that oast in three yeast." The commissionen said in referents to this subjan, "Had an applies. tlos km made, it is not probable that the General coat maadlag would have refused to authorise, on hie own re sponsibility, tba distribution of articles of clothing which were likely to contribute to the health and 'finnan of the troop, and if the Quartermaster-General doubted his aim pewees is Ilia matter, it spoof?, to us that he ought to have spying for that authority. He had "earthed through' the eivi of Sir Richard Airey, Colonel Wetherell, sod himself Its aaythisss which Gould justify the 'lnman here made by dm QOM re; but he had dose so in este. His own finnan showed that the prisaiple adopted was that of keeping the mea supplied 'Maas great east, and giving than another whoa that waa worn out. There was no keel .. fa encoding the limits provided by the sguiaffine wilseaver that wee likely to (ocarina* to the heath =A offienhey of the troops. Whoa questiosed by the tessiiissenos the 24th of Kay, before he had any idea of the purpose fee which the inquiry now appeared to have bees istinted, reap/cabs the issue of blet.kets sad great eons, he mid Mere had been no limitation to the issue of them; but, Raring lest such language should wean an ides that there had Been too little an needled with re ined to the .toes, he subsequently observed that the Queen's warren was still in esisinae. sad that it was not yet espressly dlepessed with by inetnactions hem borne, eddies, however, that Leal Is felt at liberty to dispense with the war. ran Wltenenir bothonght it sectswary to do so. It was, indeed, well knows to all military officers that any general dikter nmsaaadtes troops abroad might order the issue of great seats wheasver he pleased. As regarded applying to Lord Raglan for his authority, he had distinctly stated In 'vi deos' that Lord Raglan suspended the rogadatioa in qesatioa. The Qoartensaster-Geoual's department sever shrank from in romoosibility, bat issued stores as they thought proper, without any de asite instructions from Lod Raglaa ; sad he weld not stadentaad why they should ander any absentees's:to have appllod to Lord Raglan for authority to at la the precise manner to which, as he had previously stated, they did act is all cues in which they etessidned It likely to sontribute to the health end eillolosoy of the troops. He hoped he had now 'efficiently answered the two paragraphs Ist the report of which be cemplaiaed as being aafnuoded. He thought be bad ninon to complete that after having obtained from )/ajar Witha -1 all sad ether officers materials on which to found the sal madversioos la their rivet, the isomminknen did not put to General Airey a sisals gentles with regard to the bus men or the Seas of ciente'. Finding that the commis sioners had put no additioaal questions to General Ainy on the subject. he thought he bad a right to amuse that they ware satialled. The galling solonel then read thee letters written by Lord Region to Lai Hardiap, in the Crises, recommending bias for preantios, mon especially to the office of Deputy Qsartermseter-Geneval, and • farewell kiln sent to hint by Geseral 'tiny en the day he left the Crimea for Kaoland, which be said be valued as • spoon semas espressiaa of opiate. is hie fawn os the pert of the °Meer ender whose immediate esannad he served. He ciao reed an insect from • letter wrists to himself by Lord H when Master-General of the Ordinate, in 1822, and w be end he was permitted by hie bedabip to en IS that oceselos, relative to kis exertions in the pre punka of a sew musket sow used, a. he stated, through out the British army, sad which he believed was also used la some of the sostiantel inane. — Owser - si ii;rheley rid tat, tat, as Oaks= of the earamittee ea small arms, he issued to express Ids satire essearrease la Lard Hardiase's teetharey ea that =Wet. Colossi Gerdes farther sited a letter from llsier.osiaeral Sir Frederick Smith, sertifyieg that la his swamiaaties at Chatham he proved himself yeti versed is the art of .Unary eaglet/nig,. I. swoolasies M remarked. Is vesla *sly asp that It wee his arm roarieties that whoa She essitswoat el the pretest pried had pawed away, sod nes had had time to eats rarefies s ;the sweats el the war, it woald le raorally felt that the lime width was sow se freely dlspeseed was sot deserved, and that bat for the energy aodual with which every offieer and every man performed his duty to the winter of 1864. the esfferiop of the army would have bun far puler than they were. (A faint cheer, which was iseutoUy bushed down, [atoned toe ClOn chitin of this addreu.) Is reply to cautions from Geaml Peel, Colonel Gordon said that is the Crimea he etheidered the commissioners at basing come there simply with a vi.w to the removal of defects, and that so officer was warned that any 'newer* which be gave might form the ground of • subsequent charge egaiost him. In reply to • ovation from the Judge-Adueste, the gal lant colossi stated that in gushing, u he bad done, of "secret evidesee," he hul is view the tact that every wit sow wee examiaed by the commissioners separately, there being no other officer present. Colossi Gordon having intimated that he did not in'ead to sell any witnesses, the he ring of bib cue termineted, having occup:ed altogether little mon than ao hour The board. after intimating ttat they would be prepared to hear Mr. Filder's statement to-day, arj d at half past three. IRELAND. TIPPERARY BANE. DUBLIN, WZMIZSDAY. At Muter Marphy's office, Mr. Deasy, was this day beard at greet length for the official manager against the English shareholders. It is expected the Muter will gins his judgment to-morrow. DUBLIN, 711.&T 14. The Longford election weed off yesterday without a mutest, Mr. Henry Geo. Hoee, twinerly Solicitor- General for Inland enter Lord Jona Beisell, baring been sleeted without opposition, in the room of the late Mr. B. M. Fox. The long.promieed Leiaster di monetration in favour of tenanSright took place yesterday at Nava. under molt un favourable circumstances, the rata falling inceerantiv during the proceeding, to that, arteordieg to the Freeman's Journal, wily about a thormend para.o at the mom wield, with all the enthusiasm brought to bear oe the preparauoas, be got to master round the platform. The chumr was take& 7 Mr. )/ . 2•07.11.P. for Meath; and the other members piedmont pretest were Mr. Q. H. Moore, Mr. T. Ken nedy, sad Mr. B. Swift. Several Raman catholic clergy men were I. attendance, the nwetieg tutelar been called specially outside the jariedietioo of Archbishop Cullen ; end resolutions in favour of tenant-right, the tamest league, and tariepeedent inp maim, and of conli‘t roe is Mr. Moore aa leader, were unanimously adopted. In the 'yen ta' there wee a dinner held in a cars 'tore attached t a miU, the Very R 4,. Mr. Power, a Roman catholic priest, la the ebolgt and among other toasts prep nod on the occa sion was " The Priests and the Penile." In Muter Murphy's office, yesterday, the cape of the Tip perary Bank woo resumed, Mr.McDonoegh,Q C,. on 100 part of the official manager, replying to the ergumenta which tad been urged with ao attach force on the preceding day by Mr. Pitagibboa, Q C., for the English shareholders. Comma then appeared on behalf of the Rev. Mr. Leageton, to ob jest to nit being placed on the list et oontribuu vies, sad submitted that the whole transaction by which the English shareholders, and hie elicit in particular, were brought into concoction with the cantons, was vitiated by the Kitimat fraud, and less therefore travail. Counsel having been heard at considerable length, the matter was adjourned to this moralai. VISITATION OF THE ARCHDBACONAT OP MIDDLESEX. Yesterday morning the Archdeacon of Middlesex (the Venerable John BlocLir, M.A.) held a visitation of the clergy at 81. Paul's Church, Covent-garden. In addressing the clergy, the Archdeth lamented the great loss the district had suffered through the illness of that Bishop of London, of whom he spoke in terms of high otology and warm skied**. A gnat pinion of his charge turned os the duty of the psruehial clergy to visit the sick, not only when sent for, but by peeking them oat. He said the ease of gneiss belonging to another c3MIIIIIIIIIOI or no foriossly usbelleven nigh: present some difficulty, bet the general rule of the clergy should be to snake a tender of their serving. Their parochial sy-teee, the greatest boon ever granted to a action, made the clergy especially accountable for all within senate territorial limits who could be prevailed upon to accept their ministrations, and therefore their policy should be aggressive. The archdeesos deprecated controversy and over tech nical phrenology in the tick man's chamber, for sot only was the language of theology perplexing to the poor and illiterate, but to many also of higher rank who were far from destitute of general knowledge. Much of it had its origin among the school's's of Ve middle seer. Connoting to some extent of Latin words, it was not familiar to flagon ears, and could not, however frequently reiterated, be com prehended without eanfel definition. There was no tech nical term in divinity for which an a quiv deist word or pluses might not be found. They sometimes wire con dossed to kw, to their no small discomfort, public ad drums to the poor so redolent of the university that, as re garded genus' intelligibility or any practical result, they might quite as well have been delivered in Byrise or &n -inth. In all their 'ministrant:es, public or private, to the sick or to the healthy, it was their bounden duty to avoid not only the misty but the ap pearance of Antinosalan lazily, to declare utilinobiagly that in order to be saved there was an indispensable necessity of acquiring meekness for the inheritance of the ante in light. For his own part, he had often been struck with the justice of as observation made by them. st eminent moral philosophers, that the easy terms upon which the hap pions of eternity was offered by Christian teachers to doubtful claimants was the great inning can,, (Infidelity, and that the doctrine of retribution in a future life, power fully recommended as it was by natural reason and the moral faculty, as well as by the word of God, would ;lever have been called la question by any individual in respectable society, if it had not been for the preposterous missprrapris time of rewards and punishments by which superstit on and euthusiesns had outraged the common sense end best feel ings of mankind. the Archdeacon having concluded his charge with some sound practical advice to the clergy, dismissed them with the benediction. MEETING OF HACKNEY' CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS. Last night a postal meeting of hackney carriage proprieton was held at the Cranbourue Hold, St. Mastic's last, to cessider the afeot spots the trade of the late deci sion in the Court of Queen's Beach, in the can., of " Bowles v. Hider," with regard to the liability of proprietors for lost property of whatever vane, and to adept such measures thereon as might be deemed ezpodiant. Mr. WILLUIZZOVED occupied the chair, end called atten tion to the intim ooneequences which must result to the trade if they we compelled to make goad the value of any property which might be lost from their vehicles, without even their being previously made aware of its value. Mr. Baisouto, Mr. YALU', and others having ad dressed the mewling, the following resolutios was use' nosily adopted That this meeting hariog head, by the decision in the ease of Fowles v. hider,' that hackney anima proprietors are Leh:, for tie value of pry which may be lost from their carriages, is most de of impressing its peat emasteruation and dismay at the panties in which the Made is thereby placed, and alto of onpreming its 'minima that it will be unsafe tor any I mem pessissing alpha/ ander such circumstances to remain in the y, because bakery carriage pro prieties, although Babe for the acts of their driven, are restricted in the choice of those whom they stay empiny— secoodly, because they ere compelled to accept the carriage and impossibility of property the value of which has not Men declared ; and thirdly, use their remuneration for luggige is not remount for mere labour, and is entirely lemequate to the impossibility of eat. carriage." It am also resolved that step shoald b takes to have the question settled in a satisfac•ory way. THE (humus -The London General Omnibas Company on Moodily started on the Kroitelend gets sad Bank and New North-road and Bank lines, oral- Eases constructed by Mr. Menzies, of Olargow, altar the model of Mom used is that alt,. The vehicles are strati/0d fur carrying 19 last& and 20 outside peoemigers They !tamp Aim glees sides the whole length, are high enough for a tall um to walk upright imMe of this., and aro wide) .sough to admit of persons passing freely up the mitre withost paebiog agaiast the knees of them meted. A boll from the madman, to the driver serves is a signal to pro ceed, and • powerful break is aped to cheek ths speed in descending kills or suddenlypalling up. The omnibuses me drawn by three horses abreast. 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