The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-21 00:00:00

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BUS 10; eril&elns" Now THE EXPRESB.—Th• PUBLIC sad th• TRALE 11113PPLIID way Amass a* la s = ana. ur eel= EfIATILIDISON, JOIN Aim; Ile. 11. II rat LITBRATURE The Lady of By the Author of "The Hie. tory of • Flirt," he. Hunt mad Blacken. There is mash vigorous deserimicsi in three three valise r aid ea amount of migluality that could rianaly be ezpeseesk wbes we earlier tie haskneyed mime/dm sagest Win of hales Moe bees heated thrash amok remsasse. poems, salt y r e, ▪ th• Et has alma* hist ire rash. Wo • at lest le the heel. belays se baarlierily per oessiolL author er the reseal semi less o hew era. sessmial la melting our Meerut ewe more, le sa almost men est theme. lay Crookston. the herilas, is sae of these rare Wage who, although mildewed with awry grace, Sr. la the predicament of Porte Chloe t - - Tot Mho =se was Aimed without a wee — Norm Is Ira Ow erred, b•e set begat. With nay Si ivory rubes past, by abed ess Olds• vast P—Ob• was* i Wart Per a time, however, Lady Crookstose gets cm mar. odiously witboot sash an organ. Had she palmed a kart, she would have stumbled at the very throw hold el her great achievements. At the coming of the uteri she is the widow of a raised Irish pear, asieafrNag the gay world of Brighton, loading the belies, sad spending thousands with an income of these bombed a year. She throws her spells mound Hugh Bermsdfaten, lab to tee el the greatest pre potties he heat. The Barnerdiskee, although wish sad of good first, have sews hoes kiletweable, old BeglAswillbse leo an kisses in god hodeed of the 'manilla woold. She mem the miss of Hugh with Lady Clesekdom hot s he is everesme by the meeNsa of her boolsed sad see. Mr. Bar k as ma keatmeed as Hugh with the kw* widow. The mortiege takes plane, sad the a Lay of Peaks • attain te the summit of her de -1 sins. She semindelem the establisheesat fate of the *sods= d lan mawspite , aid ass. She whoodko Mr. Bernerdloks kb beards' expsalre whisk mike hiss tremble for the fate .f hi. property. Tliegestlemen at last slowly epees his eyes to the shoender of his sou's wife, bat the vas n eed= kidded to the sad. She =gloms bee kiakend, and will oserciely adios her shill. Seeks that her father mad mother-in.law merlin thelmmdmmess of her modest, she sets them resides* at biome, and males the infatuated Heel her mesas glies he artless which have the effect el needy Weddle, the knee of his parents. over her huebood she sever lases her power, but the world over whbh she les keg tyrannised begins to show =s et tbseffisig Webs yoke. Elbe hes with eengempl et the feelinp of the family seuesessmed pospeondows kw private thsotrisak ie the Waft miudes. She is main* la her poem to eked the elle et the weld of %him le give their sasiolowee. She makes the attempt, hug Wed. lady esselbe beetled with bee twine" and Wed to begh dews bee meradmilsos M sew little lime, with ler geed Imbibe. She emir hod dose way as Isw writs, ad mimeos hod led as her will. sad ettletheel is his wftursment, mast er lam Bet her Mssedsal mow moo boa sit pempsid. Premises ware sheiPerad 'pee ben whisk wee esethibil at the stemeet et geed, by the esisaesd weep-the beigapetrat lasi aloes bens faithful to *lir vow . owl meld got be get rid of. Noe ladyship wield set .we ben theenitare, w eselsomiess s detest, thee. team Owlet were visibly stamped to ler brew. It was Ispesellet to rade esedmeal tames maw her gay friosio...llm Nam Wine IMAM, all se Mega seder mad e under Ids seeribies ohms desuesesse, sad sea. ems. N• as. etteedal the rehosseele peepeely:—llegh Boraorlistoo Oases waned purities bis pm. sod Janes. lei a Arne of Wog her Amer" at lest It wea l Lti p ez wakstehber—• bury ripsaw—dot she was set a dear—but It was likely to proves sell heavier Mare. Paps Illeeesudistas leaked gratilled—Kiwia BanardieWo smiled loseleatly—Yr. Hugh actually expired himself went, et bee repteled aimposiouseass, sad she fel guided sad visas. New name mid get beer reek web, wttre en meth led ben bog es bee pert towards a trialephaat swam Ibetileatil seeks loam misted alertiliestioes. Lady Mediae bet sew lama *penalties, sad it elm tame bet et beg Oemastasese tweed her : she mild segue with pares. bet it was impassible to entree dream slasses. Bee banes in, sad rank ista a wiper, whisk ceased Rea alarm ; seeksl sleet was ailed la, bet It we. Wowed by low rem, while skeet the Buser dMee threes 4 ever. Fran Ibis Is she never rsvoversd. fibs died with bet lad guttering thoughts oinspied with the anticipated triumphs of her theatricals. The novel does not end with Lady Cerolioe's death, bet is oar vied on just so far as to Rive the reader a hope that Hugh Barnardistoa is likely to be eospentated by • h• wend anion for the miseries be had endured in the Ant. THI ENSUING EASTER Tau.—Tbe e•wtomary sodas for " eiglity•eve " to be 'Ambled Is &stir Tank ham bass gives, easy paws' t►o4 mamba M•. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENUIG, MARCH 21, 1856. OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR OFICIAL CAMP, 1M MARGE' IL The weather haa been more trying and severe since the tut mail left than daring any week, perhaps. since the cennesneement of the winter. We have _ • had inatmoso of more intones cold, but nose of such a rapid amiss of changes in toropsratars, togas and elissoisa of wird, sad general atmospheric dieter , basso, as the list four days hays presented. Ws ap poso w bs now paying far the advantages enjoyed at I the eassasnoweent of this winter OSSEO, for, as way be neellested, the cold weather set in ;easily throe weeks later than in the preceding peer. On the other Mad, March, 1866, as compared with what hen traespired et the present =oath, was narked by warn sad Sae weather, and no heavy fall of miaow occurred after Feterwery. On the night of Monday lest, March 8.4, there were beery squalls of wind, aesompeeisd by reimthe wind blowing from a westerly direction. The fel lowiag rooming the wind changed to the northward, and a very heavy fall of snow followed. The tempe rature fell greatly, and shortly after moat the thermometer indicated only 18 deg. F. Snow storms continued all algid, and on Wednesday, the 6th, the whole suttee of the plateau and neighbouring bills was heeled in deep mow. The uniform whitemes, where no trees, no tracks, nothing but the lines of wooden huts offered them selves to break the soceoteey of Gelber, was painful to the eyes, more espeolsily when theses at intervals broke through the low, misty deeds whisk swept rapidly aloog, and threw a dazzling gime over the sense. The unbroken whiteness wee ea the mere striking by entreat with the used brown sober of the seed which forms the surface of the soil, sad which has seldom so wholly answered. The marks of the roads were gone, frcm the ditches bevies been filled up by the drift, so that law arts at tempted to sore oat ; and from the deep holes is the ground whims stone hes been Tarried laving become filled op in the same way, it woo a matter requiring no right caution to go over the plain on horseback. About a foot and a half of mow seemed to have falLm, judging from the depth in please protected from thorned. At 6 a.m. on the 6th, Fahrenheit's thermometer showed only 8 deg. shove nen, bat the mercury rose as the day advanced. BiW, the wind, which veered a little to the eastward, remised very biting and severe. On Thursday, the flit, the wind changed suddeuly to the south, the temperature rose, and the snow began to met rapidly. This day wee very stormy, the wind amoantiag at intervals to a gale, and the sky being covered with thick elude, while occasionally there fell showers of rain mixed with snow. At sight the wind grew more violent, and rain fell so heavily that after a few hours the greater part of the now on the plateau bad disappeared. The ravines leading towards the roadstead of Sebastopol became swollen rivers, the water rushing alas, with eonsiderable force and a lend Dohs. Yesterday, the 7th instant, a change again eeaarredt the wind re sumed its old quarter in the north, and sere more snow fell. The day continued frosty and sold, bat the atmosphere has now amused a center and more settled upset. The savers character of the weather pat a stop to all but the most nearary duties, and nothing has canned I. the ups worthy of being chro nicled. The line of the aqueduct, as it winds hone the eyeing at Tehargoes, along the side of the Fediukine heights, and then ander the cliffs on the Sebastopol side of the Wier. mann valley, bar bees filed spa as the boundary beyond whisk the British troops are not to Fees, and strict measune are adopted tontine this moieties. Before the snow fell the Bassin soldiers were taking advantage of the unlade*, and employed themselves very busily in collecting Asinine grass whisk grows on the sheltered part of the Tcbernsya and laken mann valleys near the river, but, as in our own ups, the sharpness of the weather which shortly followed sums to have driven thou to mak the shelter of their hats, for very few have been seen near the outposts. CAMP, MAIM 1. It was last night managed to the army by pascal order that all hostile firing was to seam oa oar side, pending arrangements which were in progress for oseehrling an emnistige until the end of the month. At the manse time it was ordered that ore military or other mamas In amp should attempt to pass beyond the outposts of the allies. The Russian. had ceased firing on the Ist lastant, sad both in the neighbour hood of the Teliermys, and about the tows and shores of the harbour, perms gradually expend themeless with impunity is places where a day or two before their appearance maid certainly have drawn down a hostile shot. No °Redd mks was given that any understanding on the sabtest of aa amnesty had ben entered tato, nor was a flag of trees exhibited, and it was therefore net without some lingering feelings of hinted= that use left the usual safe &Masse from maket shot, or proximity of shelter is one of fire being suddenly opened. There was a story, gay holland in the camps, that at the mein, at Tralair the eller deputed by the Russian sommademin-chief bad Said. in the course of emvereation, "Do you wish orders to be given for the flee to once at ems from our batteries?" To which the French shim' fof the staff bad replied, " Jest as yes pleas' about that ; it does no very little hares. We shall not fire while the arranpments are cadet tossideratica." On the following day, Sunday, the lad, it seemed to be generally ooncloded that tie order to ones firing on the north side and Inkermann heights had hen imbed, and, as the day turned out magniflosatly bright and fins` many visitors, military and ahem walked about the town and south shores of the harbour. A leg of trues was heisted in the morning, but was kept flying oaly while a soesmniestion took plan between the authorised boats in the roadstead. As soon as the communications had be.. escaladed the white fags were streak, bat is other respects the two sides of the harbour pressated the isms sauna batons as before. On the earth side the Remise 'Milian mold be sees assembled io groups, looking idly over the earthworks, or steadies on elevated spots about Fort Sienna., watching what was pealing in the old city sad Earabelealaseborb. mere were four or Ave small boats, scattered at various &tames, out in the medstesd, bet aces very for from shore, in which Innise were employed in &biog. There was very little movement Moog the roads on the north heights, and very few horsemen showed themselves ; Weed. it seemed as if seemly any persons wen presest, be yead the amble of troops sorowsa to work laid the micas bettsrion and lovtileatioer. On ear side, the rumour of the emotion of firing and the Imam of the weather tempted many "silos from the transports at Beisklns and civilians holm Rath list, as well se the usual military from the mops, to vial the front. French and Eolith officers lo korona', an grope of soldiers on foot, inerely mismieed the ruins of Fort Nicholas on the French Oh em the onlimed heaps of stases and rubbish Whisk ease band the line docks, se the English sibe of the south harbour, and many other sowed peso of whisk they bad only been able bane to Odle a hasty or stealthy survey. Othees strayed shag the beech, and "nosing the most favourable pants of view, watched with interest the feels and orlon woke ea the math shore. The noble els; need tenses is front of the remains of the White lifaildinp seemed a favourite glass of resort. The we ben this peamenade are very Ins an eaten -010110414111.911 is hot tia whole of the road ad meth heights, a ass expanse of ma. and a i pase et the ollp em tie egos* ads-st, She 1 i soalt harbour. TIM foundations for the new Admi-1 salty buildings, and, a little bane to the right, the karthelnais poet, flanked by its spacious wharves and line of lofty sterehousse, lie •at the foot of this ter nose that the spectator looks down spat them as helms against the stens balustrade. If he move to the outs= sod of the terrace, and turns his eye in a Osman tenth, the head of the *oath harben ens of the prettisit mph in the whole neighborheal 411161•1114 is base* him. The quiet water, _saw bed beilMill high banks, presenting a geoselelly wool odium se sack side, terminates he a shallow bey, sal dm smell valley booed either epees into playmates name, or is wailed in by lofty and nuipbses Mk Notwithstanding the desolate thesester hooted to the place by the raped Messe s boson down to low unpiciturcequs clamp, the serthessebs crumbling to roles, the eireisecas of the waken half-burned tassels, sod the itinewee of movement upon the water, =- =liby the possagers egress the raft-bridge, the Froth replaced to connect the two sides of the harbour, the main festers, of the sane are athindly arranged in so picturesque and ple a t= maws l that the prospect is still a very No soder the ofience of a bright cheerful sky. A orlon scene occurred the same day between some of the late belligerents, near to Inkermon. As is well known, the valley of the Tammy' at this spat becomes very contracted, the cliffs which flank it as either side being within easy rifle shot of ark odor. On the Saturday the usual dropping fire bed sussed on the part of the Ronan riflemen, but none of the Russia, came out of their ambuscades or showed themselves outside their works. It soon as i =.l had :received orders not to fire, but were whether the French had received siedi ice.l stresticas. On Sunday, however, they stomata freely, and, is common with the hook and some English oleos and soldiers who had grady collated togs . ther at this part, led by a gra nd having a near inspection of the caves and otiose dwelling-places in the olifb on the Rus sian side, usembled on the basks of the small river which divided them. Mutual salutation took plan, and to establish a fraternisation, as far as the °b eton which flowed between would permit, cigars and tobacco were tossed across and interchanged. This was not sufficient, and various attempts were made to cross the river i but the water was deep, and they all ended in failures, which gave rise to amusement on both sides. At last the Remiss hit upon an expedient. They felled a high tree, and, prohaing ft across the water, formed a temporary bridge. The invitation was accepted. Over went French and English, and nothing could exceed the civility of their late antagonists, bet now their friend entertainers. They showed them the Rock Chapel, the iron bateau , of which, projecting from the face of the eliffi bad often been an object of curiosity, and hewn hollow places, whieb, instead of ban simple chambers or natural excavations, proved to be spacious underground bar racks. There was also soup, raki, or the pipe, for each as desired then aid it is waited that under the Whom of this sadden friendship, assisted perhaps by the raki, there were mere than ens or two in stant, of eddies not finding the way back to their camps for luny hors after the time when they first aroma the river. Some Elusion officers were present whe spoke French fluently, and received with polite 's., the Froth and few English officers who were our the spot. This meeting took place before the rrorder appeared alefinieg all persons within es a llp from going booed the outposts, an order white will, of course, interrupt any further visite to the Liberman chapel and eaves. It will be observed that the order relating to the armistice limbs its snaked= to land °peones. TVs is impeelset, for, IMO it otherwise, the period of a m o ta. weld ambit the Russians to convey a very Mop etient of lens and reinforcements by as. This weld she lip ambled to make use of the end Mi. ben ilihb at pesent their transport ie oil& Woes the Se be Dien, our meth; wailed. Upson infringing what are enhethiel le be the lessees/ the ousiWee, to disturb In= eff moon their power, bat so attack Is to be en any meritime towns or plows which have idtherto been reepested by the fleets. Our difficulty is big the 'solstice will be the settlement of the beam g diry lines whisk ere to be held while it °anti suns hen le will he for the allies to sa . ted limkeelpethe le !hewn at least to the posi liseidith is ballot tithe seethe in of the winter Num ten the sake of shaervathe as well as notes goo lathed seek peseastion, it is obviate that die _ere sushi sane, if they /boom loons, hoe fa this dira va ready at any moment, after W semisties bad , to demon into the very Gaspe of the sod. flaraehas co our right. Various other plies have Is he settled before the egesomeet will be le a stele le be don by the re =poismasiethen al ale hems le tile field. It is that the leshiellems respostleg the nor the d ImelliNiss rooked hy the/khan Were dated It. Moslem, Feb. Sikh and that they oohed ma the seat day, the 27th, of sores by obeli The of the larabelnaia barrack, was oedema se the bit inst., the explosion being confind shhlly to the spacious vaults or magazines beneath no of th e wisp, and to a few blocks of unary Wok it was necessary to throw down. Nothing now moshe of this mapifieent pile of buildings but the outer walls, sad some porches of the partition walls which serve u buttresses to support them. The wails which faced the great quadrangle so redeem"' to ins. gala heaps of stens, extending in keg Ness, and mixed with beams and plang of Teas, or the timbers and ebeet.lren carried down from the roofs. The single upright wells which ramie on the north, weet, sad s out h sweets of the below% with the clear sky visible through their keg lines of window onion, offers envious weasels of rale. All the detached rage within the area, used as stores, Ams. ander Bto. which were very exten sive mid era, are also now destroyed. The wutheneen an extrusive wharves of the Harabelnaia meek resale eetliatnebed, and, as before mentioned, the foundation of the new admiralty buildings have yet to be destroyed, as well as the masonry facing the lofty terrace above. Brevet Lieutenant.Coloael E. Mackenzie, 92nd Foot, assistant quartermaster-general at Balaclava. Is expected to leave to-morrow for Raglan, to co vey documents and afford widow connected with the statements in the report by Sir John !Mein and Onset Tollooh, implicating the administration of Ilionsral Sir ' Airey while acting la quota& onlerseneral la thi Crimes. Colonel Medina* (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE,. who is gmserally regarded as a particularly actives.' melons Alms, was sieved from the Light Division to Sikkim towards the latter part of the winter of 1864-6, and has matinued ever dna dg= t fba duties of the qurtermsetemgenerers at that pert. It le also uaderetood that Wedissell, who was serving formerly in the quartermaster* Cr's department seder Sir Ilichard Akey, has e l legtsphed for to go to London, but that his duties as direetorieseral of the Land Transport will prevent him from leaving the Crimea at ;repeat. Um weather madame very chargeable. Oa the lit Wt. we had frequent dioceses of rain and sleet, aaellaviag all day. The following morning there was a sharp frost. bat this disappeared under the is flames of a bright ear, and a perfect May day fol lowed. To-day his been as dell sad cheerless es yes- Meday was elver and exhilarating, heavy amide timer lag the sky, the wind blowing from the weetward, and rain, which has fallen at issanala, mill threatimiag. 314!as 4. The wind rose towards teeming, and - awing the night has boss blowiag in vioiset 110110111. peeled by Isom rain. (Taos ANOTINS 00111111iroasm.) CAMP, lIIIHASTOPOL,Meecit 8. On Wednesday afternoon, the let Royals, near Haws, buried one of their °facers, Captain Turner. He had been aloe years in the service, and was the fee of the late Oeneral Turner, who at on. time commanded the Cork district in Ireland. You of his brothers have been in the artillery, one of them baring died of cholera when Master of the HOTS, in Dublin, just after having received • present from the Quest far hie services during her first visit to fervid im Aatnst.lB49. The body of Captain Turner was arried on an carnage drawn by eight home, beimg=tr i b a ; his company, the Grenadiers, as a firing party, and followed by all the racers of his regiment, together with Brigadier-Oemeral Horn, C. 8., and Staff. The effect of the procession In the now was most imposing. 1 I cannot help Mader the eirourestanoes of his death. On returning to &gland on sick leave, he wee informed that he could not possibly live six months, so he determined to km his bones In the Crimea. Previous to kaviog his amp, on horseback, last Saturday, for Traktir= to be present as a spectator of the dons, he spoke to Lieutenant White, of his regiment, about hie private affairs, in view of a sudden death. On returning to his camp, he tumbled off his hone, was carried into the hut of • Sardinian officer, and there died of aneurism of the heart. On Thursday afternoon, the reptaia of the Alba tross, cattle steamer, bad his leg fractured in • singu lar manlier, through the breaking of the boom of hie vessel into throe please just outside the harbour, owing to the seventy of the weather. The draft of Gouda, about 600, under Lieutenant- Colonel Dalrymple, on board the transport Indian, attribste the delay . in their dieembarkatioa to the prevailing expectation of pesos; but I expect the weather has more to do with it. They were to have disembarked last Tuesday, and have marched to the 39th old huts, 3rd Division. Now they are to pro- ceed to their own amp, Mrs. Dalrymple and Major Neville have likewise arrived in the same ship. On Tuesday evening the Ist Brigade Highland Division gave a concert, which was most numerously attended by the Sardinian officers, who after the performance was over caressed the Highland °Moira much to the disgust, as you may suppose, of the latter. _ . A fat omits cusp ramose now I. that two divi sion of the army, ander en Odin Campbell, will embark for Canada the moment poem is officially declared with Russia. The Highland and 3rd or 4th Divisions are likely to be the Dees selected, and right glad will they be to have a look at the Yankees with Sir Colin ea their commander-in-chiet The dedraction of the Whiteiernaibuildings is still 'coin on ander the charge of Captain Lam bert, It.E. Crimean gems are to take place on the 12th. I annex a programme, bet the Higblanders state they Wend getting up games of their own : Scots Fusilier Chards, to leis, his battalion ; and Maim &out Wortk7, let Magoon Guards. llama 4. The Russian Akers have lately been inviting many of the French °Seem over to the grottoes and eaves near Lakeresena Lighthouse. They likewise tried to IMMO& male of our allies eneamped mar Haider to daisies themselves as itessiena and walk over to me their canape. Of course the French were not so simple, for the &same sr* that if they bad been taught they would have hien either tried by mert-martiel by ceder of the French enterel, or shot as spies by the Rumbas. On Sunday ef French officers imbuing about a dons, erm by invitation the Tcb.rns ya rimy ea en old tree, and visited the little chapel situated in the cliffs ea the opposite side. They were totally nammed, but the $0 odd Rumba Aeon wore their swards. An officer of the 4th battalion of Chessesorrepthif informs me that the chapel is am need for any per ms, bet that it is oomplenly riddled with shoe sad Mini* balls. At the nnotMtions carried on la ad vance of Trektivbeidp, where a marquee is created, the Ruskin allows, who muster in large emboss ea miestrable posies, try to =elm the XmOeht ham _ fag hmseamalla n ms shmisehehin. Thep thelest have else sememisa to neeesua and abaft in the bile • swam On the first di of the negetielleme they their wretched stake to the Regal' Ames, who naturally were forced for politeness sake to give them in return their good ones. Ths sent time they spits offered, together with some et their own the worst of the Rosa& whips and abbe back ' again, takiog oars only to return the Begat' sticks to time c ssrs who bad better ones to give in exchange. Many of the Beglish cams have °sly got langlieh weapons a ntra of Esau, as they imagined. No cue ever thinks new et taking dews a good whip to the Teheran' when somavaisation are grawea. The timeal of the kW Melee lee we" on aserat et the weelbsr, pulptmed firms Saturday to innier gleam at two Ak He wee %tried at the vigil Welk berial-grened of the Regius:a. nee lite ranee nifiL Bound this taw of Baena a eras wan bee been boat. sod within the emiesens • r okra Wiser. of Engineers are buried. via.. WOW Abrader, Captains Crain*, Sind, °robes, Ines, DMus. Lieutenants Murray, Bainbrigge, Lowry. Outer and Graves, besides three artillery Alone, ein., Ca ptain Gordon and Lieutenants Mitchell and Dees. A tombstone has been erected to the mastery of attain Lei, ILE., who was drowned in the Pulares the 14th of November, 1364. In addition be these adhere. all the Sappers who were killed in the right @task or died in the right attack camp up to the semmesemeet of last August have been Mewls' buried here, and a very handsome stone nramment has been placed by their =wades 10 Long.At the funeral. which was ate of the largest is the Crimea, Emit of the Awe following rode' this was raimary on account of the distance and the mud. The body wee carried on a gun carriage, Faded by a dying party of the Sappers, and four bands of the 3 rd Division, being follo wed by Colonel Gordon sad his brother others, Colonel Lloyd and staff, a large number of artillery and infantry °Moen, and lastly, by his general, Sir William Eyre, and staff.- Major ltaaken was attached as engineer to the 3rd Divn, although he was temporarily employed in destroying the White Bniklings, where he met his death in melancholy a meaner. According to printed bale. I see that his effects are to be sold on Thursday next. Major Newtoe, ILA.. is appointed aidwile-canip to his chief, Sir Richard Dacus. Colonel Mauleverer. C. 8., 30th Regt., Lieutenant Hagan, R.A., and Dr. O'Leary, 6816, proceed to England on mass& or- • talcum. The snail on Monday arrived well up to its time — in fact, there has been no cause of complaint for some time beck. The weather up to this morning early has been tolerably flne. Sines then we have been already favoured with rain, snow, and hail. CRIE*Vf 131113 L. yaw the Papaya of the tbeiwiteto of the Term. Os aoudad. North 111. le* st U AWL enwahos.-11sawr awhw IN Pu. Osaadaaa a lejor laid/. Mandl,Mph, ; moor 11411, 11.1. 1 6 . =11.114A.D.C. sialleglost; Doak fir. treat. s.a.o. Li. ;• A.D.C. Ml* landau; Melo Pureolty. Otomew Orel;{ _• rat J. A.D.IM ISM bastoest t when isilloo 11 to to& Diworeas. Nocorh—Nt be ma totr pewit IN IMO. Nat worn Soot wo web how owl ailment to saw; iloyelardeory. 1$ wan ; Bawd lawn awl Wm%Waste to wedge It. ward. Nth law wilt bs drawn ear the wile to which the dirties. ; la g ez a todoet. to Dawicembisaad calms a mil isus et Ur BMA fra7 - r4,... 10 bardate, Wee het liligh. Maw, St. ; wourt, 31.; 6011. Mora' limns Sue : 10a. IMMO B. sowns to thole& _ _ Out NZ; Laa—ra MO* Am r ob y. Ow ass hen r I hum Ur bud kr,, rod I from Um at% 111.1 oksti. 41.; kW. ; Ita grttr; 21. Otorstook Orsts—Pre the MEW% d Dirkiotal Imo may. 161) pink. Interr is mill U.; nook; U. 04444110 leatos.-110 notos ports les mimes Mawr to roostro tetra osupoloOto. km* IS osvo Si. oaks. Amuses Ita laar—Opos to !no* Sardinian. mud Bastieb. 444 wit Wlotir, U.; mood, u; tkluk kortk 28. ; ML.It. lotz look,-10 mi. Opts to the ALI.. Wisner. IR; nowt 11.4 ON, Its osoossootow lacs.-1411Mbld. 10 mi. Ow to the Alta. W 1...., eeecod, 2R ; 1554 14 Three um to reser kr out root, er so army Wet. Nook tie room mot Pt rut of to to doh Ow will Os coatistrd Ilk sett. The week between the 10th and 17th is likely to be rather exciting, se it We eds% besides the the rite shooting and spring races. The mailre s er: Thursday has not arrived, and I bear that Tuesday's mail has not yet left the Crimea. The Ottawa le to sail on Tuesday for Scetari with 111 invalids. The Severn left last Tuesday on the same duty. pi l e: •r CI a rds leaves toclay. Although by after ceder of the 3rd the famous stone via wet has been laid down as the line beyond which no ofiker or soldier may peas, still the French may be seen often talking to the Remises in the beet way they can beyond the Tobernays. Near Balaklava, the Army Works Corps are en deavouring to improve the main road by blasting and rabies, but as yet they have not been Toy successfuL The wooden paling between the road and the railway visibly decreases, although the police are anaemia, but in cold weather the convenience of the wood as fuel is an irresistible temptation. A large quantity of lead has arrived oat for the rat- of coteries in the Greek church at Bala where the medical stores an kept. The Russians will certainly find great improvements in Balsklava for their auceptance,if not in Sebastopol. The Redan is being dismantled, and the wood form- I jog each buck is being handed over for fuel in rota tion to slab of the five divisions of the army to the front. The Burden men-of-war in the harbour still show their masts above water. I believe their destruction is quite on the cards. Theßev.klr.Parker is greatly improving the make shift Protestant church at Belaklava, and a large reading room is to be established underneath, in the quarters lately oecapied by the Rev. Mr. Crosier. By geseral eiders 18 infantry subalterns have been appointed to rat ea captains in the Land Transport Carps. Dr. Wares, lately arrived from ..flentarl, is to take neediest charge of the troops a: Xertch. Olken going beam eau obtain a passage is the mail boat between Owelellithrill• and Plareeillee at a re deaden of SO per meet. The Artillery, particularly the W batterT, haee got a rap over the knuckles for disreputable irregularities, and Sir Richard Decree bee got instructions to check their want of discipline. Captain Heywood, 14th Rent, has been appointed aide de-camp to Brigadier-General Barlow during the absence on sick leave of Captain Barlow, 14th Regt. The whole of the infantry are now supplied , with the Enfield 1 Aroaeget the caws going to Ragland are Lieut. Had, filled Regt., on sick leave; Simonet Maya% TEE LATE DR. WARNEFORD. The Rev. Vaighan Themes, 8.D., bee written far private eireslatios • Memoir of the bur Bor. Dr. Warise ford, who, by his osaillosot charities, kw iadissolahly ono doted his ham with the iastitutioas of Bienrarbas. The following is • I , st of Dr. Wava•ford's Reallieset doestioas, with the objects for which they wore speatri- Wiled : Dote et Trot DIMML Amonat. Object of the Eadomosat. 1.—•20 Des., 1131 01,000 Ti *mod Pm , * kr Tame bp Nedieel Rodeos. 2-4111 1542 1,000 Wary of the Cheplela of the Qeeto's Hoepltel. o. 44 Jose. 1044 —. 1,730 To loose tear Fleholardive in Meelobse. 4. II Oct., 1144 .., 1,000 Wary of Wordesoe Cheplela. 3. 14 Arra, 3043 ... 1,050 Wary of Waren, es Lecturer. IL— 19 lips., 1140 ... 1,000 Beim of Medical Toes. 7. Al Aep., 11411 1,000 [Slam et Yr•Seeeer 41 Patrol 1 9 17. S.— 30 ha. 1131 .„ D 1,000 Wary M el l eadest Wards. 9. 19 1551 MO hemmed Salary of Wattles. 10.— 111 Aprel, till 1,400 /mewed tt Thesiegwery et y. Frefeeser of reeterid 11.— 610 Apra, MI .„ 3,103 Leered Wary ce &SA IL— 55 Aprll, ,1552 „. 1,000 To lewd tau Theelepal Selo kuslApe. IL— 1$ Apra, 1131 ... 4,301 berme oreto Mary ot Warden. Works lhlree3re el Chniell 14. Oct. 2,4 Uteratere,et Arts sad Mime. Of these sum 11,65:1 have bona espeaded as the tensor ir=Noblest as s rest *arse of 4 per reacts ramie ' .0.6.61,.. prises, .te., to accordance with Os 'root deesoil 12,0001. was isreatod Ey tr• fate Dr. Waterford is trust, is peafevesse railway Dr . In additios, Dr. Wantoford Ewa Oval 1,0001. towards illtr building funds of the boepital; 6001. towards the Mar wards; and 2001. towards Islay try the hospital shard mad disposury ; 5001. towards the amass of the Wine ehspsl, aceseerated by the bishop of the diocese; 1,0001. towards farsitaro, &a.; 1501. towards the perdue of basks, raodsle, die.; and 6006. towards the abettor and supple - 'meal charter, masking a total of 29,5001. • 1. Traeatos—The Kati of Dorms* (dtmased), Ms Earl at Bradford, doe WM. Tavidma Tbsome. Edward Ashmegras (drosmad), Lord Caltheme (Oarassa), Moms as Law. ILL., and Juba Taylor, Sm. (d ared} t L TroMam—der J. 1. &Moot. hart. (doomed). Moos Arthur Tsykr, hag. sod tlia Wasp of Illessbasor. I a. to IL Talataaa—Jama Mama law, L A., Vaadtmet Tbmas, 8.D.. aM Wilma ands Oar. W. 11 to 14. IMlsso—imeesThrosso Tow, ILA, TatutaleThomm, B .D , WM= ime.,ClMosso of the Comay Quarter 800. dm, •al wawa Saadi W.VA.& RAILWAY AND °TIM BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. HAIIPIITIAD JUNCTION RAILWAY.—It is propose by this imputes bill t entered the time for the completion of the Humps ead Juno:ion Railway until the szpiretion of four Teen from the postai of the set in UAL BOTTUM AIND AItAILIOAN GAZAT RAILWAY LAND COW PAIIY.—The bill of Ibis undettehmg, new before larlia m at, proposes to acquire, improve, and dap ye of lands is North Amities and its depsaileacies; to smile them, sad pomade railways and other pub! o undertakings then. with a capital of sue minim • the dist direetors to be Rail Frtawilllam and Messrs. B. Sharpe, L. Pitsgerad, sad J. *mugs. Rue? KEIT RAILWAY.—Tbis cwoptay's bill maim plates some important new lints of onesissiestios, so as to • furnish a complete oonsauniottion between the eastern di vieies. of Heat and the ptoposed motto, ditan terminal et Westatinther. New at iris are ti be nested for the purpose to the sauna of 400,0004 BISILISIZIAD Doan.—The 'Wasted sarlisisseen ex pose of Mr. Ilsrtisy, the eagles r, for altering, improving, sad completing those dock., is 680,0001. LIMITED LIAIII.ITY Itsraeraiss.—Tbree sew Oen peaks bars been registered this week seder the Warted Liability Act, celled the St. James's Hall Compaq for pro viding Casein' at the West end ; the Leaden Usedslielstod Faed Compsay ; saran National Joist-44.k Library Oen- PlOl. [Advertissisiati—AT MIL MUM'S Eirrmsuen mys. ID. a I . 4e* m lisiesliall•oest. sad Oryital Palawher• dr al =ssuirme ar • owl 13 4= 4 =••• Woe aft* ipmeattoirs. +a= . gekelg esis = linialases NM Ba=l, lo. Tab 011.1•11111111,0114. Imo rim rrtlit I.laliblmi•lL • Taw Vow ism "e o no Itatalglaseat ket Ur Ws of IlimPa• Ms la lona. NM • vide* d IOW& I