The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-04 00:00:00

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Ild la all 13. bewhas. amega 3 to 11. thus Sob& EDEPARTMRNT.—f4t ll._ ereiraud Railway. 1011111 MY mg 11111081 AND 1~; galliegt. beg Sege greet hos the le the irir Peek*. by sew derews Metes ergembalred ; ee the et limns Mintle my peg Lags. ea Ibb pos Om =Sr= ee. Weft Illigleg lighbory. Mblipea. se Llegttasg. IHE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAB in tyska ea. w to neared a mums Goa co m fembasta O. IC IN Gaf I LLI• 41T11 SIM CITY. LONDOX. Iffitr3lo COAGOV TIAJS M ., k In.. 3a, k X • nasal Pori meat Y pArq man moan. ceariang ai UN INNINION et the Inaba are room tree bpat ea ap eritif en moppiel at ante. prism lIW COVIVEZI to the lain of 40a. ce apneas minellMPO bee to an mine anon or mann tows to ARK YOUR 1.1241121.—The P. superseded. Tiara no. awl Ina mail et marklef leek oft OEM beim" al lb =arimill% l argraLA T AT. Pala an me ems MY Pa u ; warn, liVeitLyhekenligetwer. wlth err'ak Was Mil. 3. m dear ORDINO'B WATERPROOFS ars th• best sows h• ••21 ... ,• ail dead al imam, alr aa Wray_ Aill ma Y es allear• Mae boa. we ear as • r ammo bat. V os ai a ei taam . pas ine s=A . a at Sr 4 dar isairsiaam' aga tar la or te• am rads sar4 lo. lo as nag dJ.C. CO Q. Ila. in am a IIgI;:TDENRAM TROUSERS sad Mum SLIMS+ aman—The 10141•11=1 Tremors ant toot osioldag no boot moselolo Womb. plod tow Isla of Ito GIL We on *dr mow Tiot mil ohm maim Mews. oral to re as bo =M U om i roal l a s ete hlaP .62 Xlintt Pottays. boo UARRIS'S SPECTACLES, as simple and beet. or e ezers asele'reemb. Pll3M o Z irr 4 arta ddap e r t re .... e m. ........m.- - OP;11169 Ihs NW ambers dn. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. NO ILDIMILNT ILW l'Orit lIKILII. WOW. M.—A aim ea wwWw. a whoWabli MAMI WU say alosils witur or =ea Is rat awns= arls• r ..., •.„,v.,..lictaz, le, 16 1" ass b s Ty r Vvssb. W picelme Ye aillw=6Tl i t istrrtre al Ulai li viia. JAIIII MASLOW. lermstar. = 142S. 8" ..eigl al e Wtam =bad Yr et M ar : as wilenswo- msd subs galls 11111 ANCOCK'S PATENT VULCANISED INDlA avesta TUBING. ROSIEPIPRIL wunsza. VALTBIL Nerd sad las packing sal AE LIED R LCUBBLR la or Urs saa Isar Net aids. of any lakk . ass .. p2IEO Da RISKS of leasrler W.. sad Imptarsd valsialsal SUPPLY PIM tar Run. 71111/1111/ CUIIIIIO2IS sod iota Rasa set Is Impalas% Re ga labia k e d IItL I LEISED RUBBER DOOLSPZINES; abyessad Masa 04 law INVALID sad seer CUSHIONS suds say Wan Is cram Al esaissailsaisso pawed!, maenad to. by sselkallas Is the JAS. LYEB IL& COCY, Ganrell isms. 01111.111 read. GENTLEMEN. —Mr. COOPER se brow Jro eausititioa delly.—Park r.a 11. Clegektrest. 2REY HAIL—A BOOK. sold nerldaff max. sous LIQUID DAM DlArlialshell WAY' *Mao% tr rord6 prtArrleg as Meal urits pt. Min 6r Or jreirsi bit& It L. herb 14 am rot pan omit —6.111 hum 3r. ..1 trrmirtlei fuss or i 4 slorio. t• re tros al ALAI. IsOBS'S. serer. 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Ifoulsvotron, Illessiseges . sod /took booloMor ia . —. IrAtellsiolioet.D•Mls. rro th• INDEPENDENT FREEMEN and ELECTORS of the BOROCOB of BOSTON. 0 s LLLL bare to thaok you mmt cordially for the rapport which you bare elven me In my morale —.wort to antimissile ae to ' , armed me In bettering that by your favour I shell be Monied Mum {Moony no the Mad of rho p.ll. It bmy 1v tlon. &Mb,. to pay my rect to ole parson to sent Tram end Lie for of the Borougb. bat If, o the diatom el damned M ore Me day of luminance. I should "Rabb to asoorepill Ma, I trot that Ow olotroom not be attributed to any eagleot oft Wastaal- Way ow my port. ava myself In the Interim of miry opportuatty of teeetbeg you le public. acid of decloring my malamute , sad woe agate then Meg yes far your bed r tart bower to be. gentlemen. Your muck °Weed humbler frank Leadce Tann. Yards 1.1666. HER BOIT INGRAM. THE GREAT BAL MASQUE at COVENT GARDEN THEATRE will POSITI KLT take Maas TO 111011T. Dams apea at Io e roommate at 10. Pull meat:atm. ireadarted by Mr. Orris Hall. Admaitiaa to the hallymett, 11.; DakcaY. be tipper Doz. M.; Amphitheatre Math. 66.; TEE GRAND BAL MASQUE will be on NETTINIDAY stmt. Nan* I. at the Cerise de Vallee llelbeen—Leet Bel Deepest at the emea.—Nr. W. M. PACS= ramitelly seutosean that Ide ANNUAL MIMI? NAL KASQUI beam Awe oe THUNMAN aert. Neigh 0. the aneemenee ter elicit ere of the sole peedbee. Peon l Waf=„ . Wee ; Wedoo to at 10 *Week peeeteelW• be; ladles' eau a see\ Mr. Meths% Out* ADAMS'S TWIZITTIBTH ANNUAL BALL, bt war. am^ Muddliaa, &. Janse4.—ler. THOB. ‘ d ADA led bee dee beam be I& eameese Foams that us AulutraL BALL eall al the above rear on TIMADA Y. lltb based, alas lie bead all be la elbiallase. Meade. mall teams. lb. ft ; olli b. IC ladadiag neraduada.— Teckete to be *beamed d W. 411. TT. hdraeleeet. Mtdaaddller• add it the reuse. N.C.. Mr. ram/toe. D R. KAHN% ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, Laleilll,lllBllllllo cod er or optimal cab). 10 till oraislalag now* of I,ovo sad Pooparatrom wiry part a the Home Frans sad Damask tat Loma ars adhered at 12. 2, asa 4 ta4 at bektiorr T webby by Dr. flaatokr.2.4l.ll, art at half-part V Oa Zola Admirers. la PIT= IT cier. MoRITAT.—CHIAT RDITION. us %as of March. Viet I. tia, tong Weida. DETER SIMPLE. By Captain MARRY•T. To be (slowed Rattly by the Whey North d W. yotothar • Int edltko el 119,000 cepa .111 be reset se She Nth March z bet . 0 1 0 1 9 mt to s thosegoftessel order* sheen be kevereed wow soy to ell booluelien. ' , mks • Owns Beetledge sad C 0..% ParylealeefroDeet. MCA F =MON OF 11/.I.IITATB FORM GEORGE ItOUTLEDO IS sod Co. Iwo moat oriti4MMATAW No v e rst s = " l " , "Ahsposlitir woad tas Input of its WO air gire"ftgtho lowa Fry. without lio martmom" ARAIWII k g4:6• I IVII I .IBI.... rab.rbtfonowid. ow the U M et ma mak Ms atm tololinted works. As kw mandowl. to promos onion Mould to M csm I. = 21 1 . 1 =. awl Os. Marbokmorrost Jest pa/madmikhdme Woo. Pa• 61. L _ THE TRUE FAITH al CHRIS HAN : AIDS .s.M tt sod Naas irk& II: Wag a ample &mitten at the Amamaka' Creed for tam no of ea Paola. By the lam. C. J. D'Ormm. t a t e mi Maly Collega lltalmimm at IL Mart Cbmed. lan= : Jobs W. Puts, ma/ Sea. W /load. TUB day. two T 0111111348 tep. two. pries 14c. IH'ammy. B.A OURB with the hatcllCs : A Contribution ta. .marry of loom Olathe. le ROW? £LfIA Cl Larks : .late R. Paster sail Ike. Wait lhiM. 'Mg w. gge. prig* Ma. cloth. DRINCIPLEs sad MAXIMS of JURISPRU PENCIL Ply Joss Ogosas Piiitugtoas Q. 0.. M.P. Mesikw gm Ongthatioagia Low sod IgloW ligwory go lbw row lir of Loon Lod,.; Joie W. Prim god figs. W.O Mlowd. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEW, Mud by DOUGLAS JERROLD. AWACS DARKLY CIIICULASION—erwariset ULM ~♦ 011 SAT FACT toe ADVIIIISIASSA chatrSlM OOLVIINS, hmiedim the MY LATIN? aziosA. TDOPIOICIA ee Minima pea hee. eff ase Mew Avner tem LLO D, SellebeireVort. Le AM ram se mow spoil . la where by Tames* war. rt s Ell DAILY NZWII: LONDON MORNING P int==iss al nZ moms tad se ea 'Mat nal miles et he mommul •••10-11 lis tamtme ot 11. Imp superlA AMY the malnd mimmt sod tamostnY tokolootios ‘lotiolsoi la Ilm OZ. WPM. awl otesossy orMsla—thi imps M ITSTL CORRIIIIPORDICITS AT l'in IMPARTIAL. FORRION NSW/ IA =LIANA AND AA imaludyik, sum mark a im Om baba Dm Is lepollsol " W %Trial 1 . larorr. " W IT 01 EM?" LDTIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. It Is sol. limb MAW W Mae Mom Mit, Intes.......===.ca: =,....ra ,== • of ammo Is Ito kiosk= ; lo lit NNW • idlnM elal a" lii b ast& Ohs non of orto some nob to wooly 40 pot ~or. NM la Jog•ma.S.= 1....a..m.........• D AILY NZWB LM IT TO =AD, hos 8 o.ls. p.a.. MIL per wok; la lewa or emby. at liner ; b Mr. 111•1, NanAsza.ferT DAILY NRWB FORWARDED to the COUR TRY bp 'VOWING POST. AS MA !L Mr m.. pAymeat le ei• vesm ik. a . Jollll MA A DDOX. 10, Upper Abearelrese. lagnerpark, mei Mon gent DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Laudon, TILL par quertar.-8/LNT lay MORNING MA 1 1 . 5 6 1 ... t NIXa s Al. —I•11/11 NO DO.. Ma. M. per ADAMS, 9, Weaßtiastar, New Unit. ?HE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAT.-(THIS DAY.) Ths poll for His Dew dirostarsts awed at four Moira tMs antrum:ft. Ia as address Weed this aseratag, the ermmittos eoeductirg the eleetios of Nero. Waddler tea, Puke, sad °modem, Oast that " their sat porters, who may rot haw, already voted, wM be good 'sough to do es, sad !hes mare the Ando, of the above easdidatee,"— wilds Um Bbarebeldists' Committee, is maim a similar teciamt, add "The Committee matt medially Mask the attarekolders for the great amount of rapport they have received Muse the poll has bees epraod. The Bybee of roue hitherto recorded has aim a l.rp mojerity to the altarebeldrre madidatee, Help, On, sad Wolters." /dr. Wok/terve buslammed the following to the sham holders Gestleme•—• stabroarat bowleg bon Wee tM msly eimalated this day by oty opponents, that a meet r •port from Calomel Wyss' hod boss mopmesed by so, I bm to give to sash statement a nom ssqusalled dosisl. Is fehrlreMe• m Colossi Wyeso's mom; I repeat what I Meted at the meting, the 11,. Brat the newer, is Miles dm most *smells measures for the repairs of the Moe ; sad I haw, is Worm the public that a* dame, seed he appro. hooded by pasorapere travelling ever trots porticos of the railway to shish sash report refers.—l am, ssetlesaes, your obedient roves', 0 Dante WADDLNOTON. ..B"oreditoli Mallen, Wank 3, 1836." Tlie Tines. however. observes that the result of Co!esti Wymee's report is that the Yarsouth sad le.wseteft I Sashes of the Rases Counties Its are dereidolly sassier, ead seised for mobile treat. The massy de set dm at may bight r result tltea Weis twartneff MUM! 28 Utah imelemeri, sod even this result they have set &Seised. The Eastern Coseties Railway Compass are men busy with their factions sad Sells this with the VIDDlif or their liae. While they an sguabblieg Seat who shall be their Sile sia sail wbo their directors. sad spending their energy span missal mieseatics, they has permitted their Ilse "beeves isms sad scatted foe patella see. The missl tosessees will ho th.t the public will make as little woe of it as possible. The etemptay ere, in feet, purists- the notable eld policy of billing the rues that lays the golds rm. Thetr ealy hes of a divides' rests span Ors divelosseut of their rose ; and this, of cuss, depends spun the aseust of sea/dear Owed by the peb lis in the seeneity of their lins. The Revd of Tiede have sat thee • wernis to plain their Ilse le a persaveetly safe coadities. • leis eatlay--• way large emitiey—sill be seeded gm this parrs. To this seems they suet re sort es hat , sad it east he vesembered that •en ry Urge posies of the money eersedred apse this spats, whisk give bat teaser re awrarity, Is atweiatsly wasted. The system of temporary repair sue has to Baia. Case GIN day . Dees will Kass wirleets, WWI. iM WV Gls (sly tweet No limy Uvis .$7 on to lest Mies tM evasive& isms." LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1868. DESPATCHES PROM GIN. (Fres a Sapplasisat se W Odosatia.) WAR DEPARTMENT, Masai 3. Lord Penman has this day mewed two des patches and an enclosure, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by General Sir Codringtos, Sebastopol, Rob. la My Lord,—l have the honour to acquaint year lordship that a Russian force, estimated at about 3,000 infantry and Cossacks, appeared on the morn ing of the 12th instant on the ridge of Kerdoubel, above the valley of Beidar, bat retired after a short The French engineers blew up, on the 12th inst., two porLions of the aqueduct which formerly supplied the docks of Sebastopol. Some blasting experiments bare bees made on the walls of the large barracks, near the dockyard, and the mining is in progress. The weather, for some days pest, has been showing the gradual approach of sio, and the health e es outheli r lyst °instal Sir Colin Campbell rejoined this army on the 14th instant.—l have, i for disregarding in the 'lightest degree the Eamon 1 lel "The Emperor is the chief business man of the empire. He does everything. Every mats who has any authority whatever in the *spire gets it from the Emperor direct, mad te amount able to him aloae. Is Ramis no man moves without a passport, and every Russian's mange is registered in hte polio, distriet ; if he steps beyond that line, it must hely the Simperer's authority. Once a year every Russian has to swear before Haman that whatever the Emperor does, er may do, is right. The privilege is paid for every twelve months. If • Russian wishes to Mange his tritium% even to the next door, he mart have per. mission from the polies, wait three days before he moves, and pay for the privilege of locomotion, as he pays for every official paper he takes oat; all of which makes it expensive to breathe, mach more to move, in Russia. No contract is binding, no title to real estate cm be transferred, except on stamped paper. The per costar that goes to the government sea tax for the sheet depends em the value of the ors. Every Remiss is a mestere of the Emperor. Everything that belongs to a Russian beings to the Emperor. The great retake are held by the nobles ; bet their titles exist at the will of the Emperor. He eta emanate their property at any Instant; and they are as absolutely hie slaves as are the meanest ails serfs. a Only coo great railway is finished in Ruda : lids is them St. Petersburg to Moscow. The Warsaw Beadle seinpieted only thirty mike—from Bt. Peters burg b Gatthen. A portion of the rest of the road mnisd, bet nothing more has been done to it sin°e the war began. They hays no large canal. in Roe eta; those which exist being only short slakes between the rivers to promote internal =ripens. " Amos the pablio works of the nagin, for certification or defence, the steamiest are these of Croustade, embracing the ft:maiming in the Baltic, all of which are built with as eye to the prelesdon of this place. CreaMmit is the eboeboailsee of the capital. It is the abler thresibell of the empire. If Peter the Great weld eases limn his tomb, he would eseent hie nesessers it having carried out his idea of prelesdag all approaches to the ciapi ;Vma. And yet Cronatacit came very near being talon last year. And it alma have been taken. It was only • series of blunders that prevente d it. If an Animism 'agleam wbo Enlish naval 'Abend& hen directed the lest et Admiral Dundee hot yen he would have taken Croustade. But the Admiral was afraid of infernal submarine maims; sad on the day that everybody expected Orenstadt would be taken he retired! The English list threw shells into the town, which exploded and set the place on fire in several please. The fleet meld have come up near enough to have supported ththr 'deemed inn batteries; and if a bold and well- Abated moment had been made on that day the Uwe would have been carried or burned to mhos. Seca wee the opines of the anthems of the Enna empire, who stood aa the ramparts sad looked as the imme._ They expiated it. Thus Russia was moved, is • Oseest was spared. Chtmthadt is about two mike in length by half a ediewide. It is strongly fortified on the month side, 'He Mb open on the north. The channel being on the innases aide, most of the gone are planted to esmened it. Bat with the light draft of boats wth the alike are now building they could peas to 1111meth dde said open a deadly Are, where they wadi be little exposed. When they should nee boo weed Coasts& they would be at the gates of ▪ Petersburg. It is only aim miles. rsllat Sebastopol has been the soave of the deepest Wisest ; and it is strange how little the world men ritthe esoneses loons that Ikons been/fern it lis pless. When the clouds of war began to *inn over Eery% and it was ascertained that lishodspi, wan the pent where the aim would = si taldo Wel Wort 'Marsden wen made by to einseetsate cis power in that direction, mail he dodged the empire of its best troops. Whoa the war began, a large portion of the best trained Milne ef the Russian empire were marched tower* Sthestepol, nemberieg not lees than two bombed asseand. Their terrific losses, whit* were always gnaw than the allies supposed, were elm *oily seggilei by new drains epos the best de. =llllet the Russian army. It in le A == 115 111Neak that up to the Ist of yew, the Skean lad lost three haulm& ta=med .em.) picked mo o ned eller the southern aide el lelestepel —.....a was takes *the issess were aema n ammned, NEW YORK, Fn. 16. the eMcial right sent to St. a thoi the sd I am enabled to coonsaakete to you by this reports made in person by the to the steamer what I am folly persuaded is an entirely re. Emperor settled it beyond a doubt, that keen the Ist liable month atitnesian affair. I received it a day or of August till the retreat to the meths*, of Sober two ethos from • most intelligent American gentleman topol the loses myth have esesened le seventy-five who resided for two years in Russia. In easerqmoce thoseand more. flesh were the private reports of of his well-known reputation he was invited to go to Prince Gortchakoff that were laid Wises the Emperor. St. Petersburg, where the representations which bad " When the allies met the Russians at Sebastopol been made in regard to his character and accomplish- it was very nearly an even game. Europe had meats were se fully realised that he remained in passed through an shoat unbroken poem for a Rands until a considerable time after the death of generation. Nicholas came to the tinge when the Nicholas. By dement he some. from awe of the first revolutions of the Napoleon era were subsiding. He families in America, and he is hardly second in his had begun life by studying the laws, the languages, profession to any other man in this country, whil e the people, of all the European states. Nothing woe his well-known moral qualities entitle him to the left undone to make him the completeet prince that entire confidence of all who know him. For the pre- ever eat upon a throes. Whams the seines, the am it is not necessary to give his name. although be arts, the experience of other civilised states had pre mites no statement that be is net prepared to sus- doosd, booms his by inheritors% by study, by sem liis, nor does he deem that he is himself in this bination, or by purchase. He hail brought Into hie sommunication betraying any assildenor, or making empire and clustered around hie throes the find any statement, that will not meet with the approba. minds and the most flexible resources of the civilised don and respect of the most enlightened Awes of world. When the allies met him at Sebasteiel.thiq the Rusijaa empire. Be haw that the truth had no surprises in store for him. His Osstalkakoffa, act only may. but ahaehi be stoma, sinc e Mentchikofkand other kolls,comprehemill the whole PM atrocious attempts have boss node on the system of warfare, from the oint where Napoleon part of sensed bas Amain* wheisavevelosteered left it when he started for St. Hale s% better than their nsvleeh to sehrermint the meted emsdition of any other men in Europe. He had, in imitation of Russia, and hie manlie r the papaws se tits Peter the Great, served • long noviciate, and mesterei war. as as he has lived in Amis. and treated as the whole business of empire. It mad be fairly he has boss with the most martens hospitality, be asserted by an impartial Amadeu that lliariam and isle that he has period with nets of his pommel his agents understood their bean= bateau than say Shorty or indspodene as an American citizen; bat general among the alien. The whole sane, of he believes it will he of service to ell parties to cor- warfare was exhausted Masse Sehemspd ere takes. met some misstatements, aed may wore misrepre- " But Russia, in that Weis Th ad midi blots out aciatathans, in regard to Ramie, that have goes ear- the heroism of whole ages, wasted her Mk leseificed really, and been too widely adopted, throug ho ut the the fruits of her long mitten and sellinset,' and she world. I give his own language, in nearly every has nothing left now bet a law milked of serfs to instance, word for word ; and in every induce in eons to the mom if you refme to stele poem She the fall spirit with which it was comninaioated. has boded her gLemals, her breams, the Wed see He says " Being in Russia, say one will be of bet =gbh So imeediteieg le erg struck with the fact that the ivensent of the the mhos of roantry is a man. and on man am . Everything is " Babb% her ill • wbb sterna lOW amp controlled solely by the Emperor. on may be taken and that whim of sad of warfare. laden. from year bed at night, and you fate settled without He was the seal of every battalion, the etemmender trial, bearing, judge, or jury. The police have full of every divides, phased or absent. What is Reda power to take any man, and do with him what they now P are ordered to dot and the man is helpless. No "We come to the queetioe. Nicholas is dead, tied semi thing as a trial by jury is knows in in his grave is buried that prestige of liweelm bells Mien. I have known hotness of persons takes eibility that it will take a lifetime to sena one Inn their harm I. the night, without recourse, and ander another man like him. disk Wel oedM t the world ceased to know any- " Bet Alexander 11. was not born a Madam. Wei Othello den they were wrested. What has he got to work with P—The es& of "The In pine b , V any sad all eases. Russia. They are the mines of our enthems plain Ne Bessiae, be he or serf, eau leave the Miens, with not half their cepaeity—with son eel wibset the Engeeerit permission. Jokele4 the of their flexible ability or native instincts, that give pot ebest•ine men, wished to leave the empire. noses to the movements of muscles. While en Haled newly Wilke roubles deposited in the govern- American engineer esa go to the mothers states and meat bank. sod ether millions in iron. Bat he Gould draft his labourers from the nearest plantations, he net Ism the sentry, for he would take with Wm. construct • great bridge, or viaduct, or say other or sped. too nosh nosey &breed A men an no public work, they move in flexible mama ea t tr g ig sa: sere leave Russia tins an American can leave a the bidding of his will : the Russian serf state prison. At use of the depets ea the railway his musket with little mare intelligence then II between Sr. Petersburg and Moscow I found • Bow would be held by a Panama monkey. The Ardent den gentlemen who was in quasi exile, his C6lllO however inferior he may be by eaten, asset live having been that cm a visit to the United States he seder a re pu blican government. in intercourse with overstayed hie time • mouth or two, and when be his Avila-Saxon master, without itabibieg a higher returned be discovered that his property had beta idea of Wad and matter and merle than the social twaftseatedi see was he allowed to live in any one of and political system of Russia ever admits the serf to the sepias* bet he was compelled to live is that out attain. If Remia contuses the present war, sr min e the way plass—seek vengeance belag the penalty tales her whim towards the rest of /Lampe as she W. J. CommaToir, Crosses] Commanding. The Lord Pannanre, &o. Sebastopol, Feb. 19. My Lord,—The health of the army remains good and we have been enabled lately to continue ball practice and the assembling of regiments for exercise , during the very favourable weather of the last ten days. On the evening of the 17th orders were even for the assembly of the whole infantry of the Zug lish army, in contiguous columns, on the brow of ' the plateau; bat fog and drialing rain in the night turned to sleet in the morning, changed the state of the ground, and sent the thermometer down to 18 deg., to 9 deg. last night. TM parade had been of coarse put off; but it would have shown to an all troops rendered efficient in health and strength by the ears of the government at home, and by the exertions and pnnteadssos of the °Moors commanding divilices, and regiments. I am quits sure that any of our Allies, inclined to be present, would have been glad to see the Actium of part of the army which sets with them. Today le a flue akar day of a Canadian winter, thermometer at 14 deg., bitterly cold from the straw brews; and this change having come so suddenly, want of caution may very probably have produced some frost bitee. We shall be enabled soon to add to the interest token in the ball practice with that beautiful arm the Enfield rifts, by giving a few prime, subscribed for smog ourselves, to the best shoe.—l have, &a., W. J. CODIMOTON, Osumi Commanding. The Lord Panmure, Ste. Headquarters, Comp sear eebss►opol, Feb. IS. have tin bow= to sedges the wockly state of sick. The waiter, coulltios of the may tretisises trait satis factory; indeed, it could seareoly is enolled, and trio are• !silty at prament is under that of the hensabobi catrdry in Ragland, width is a body of nen se well taken we of as aay troops to t►e world. Daring tN part weak no casualty ha take& Maas In either the led, Light, sr Highlaad Dlotrissis. The lit, 2.d, and 4th Divisive have lost can as sad& sad few have dial la the artilksy, asahlag a total of ; or a ratio of nietraltry of 0.011 pm ant. to stmegth. Mika, the lea eight wait the rata if acaelity has caly bwa at Ow s ot 114 pm thousand pro was, which le maddest* vadat that at the Foot dards whoa doiag daty Is Loudon. The slaw calealathas aro each are of the Lead Transport Caps, sad euradiag then this week the stabilises to swarth haw bees r 03 per test, sick to well 4.16 per teat balsaleg the Lead Ireweprt the adahaisos have been 2 21 Pee coat. ; deaths, 0.02 per eat. ; slob to well, 4.66 pat coat. Tears sod pelseesis salaams ars the mat pmrt lest easepleate ; bat dhows of the easeeat sod bowels base ooesoleraltty demersd. Tame le as apparent tairease ender the bag et °phthalate, bat this has bees essaiated Is part by the trawler of east twat their regleseatal beepleals Is camp to the general hospital at the awasaterp.-1 have, as., _ JOAN HAIL, Isopee Owed 84 Wa. Codrinks, of Resifts's. AN INTERIOR VIEW OF RUSSIA BY AN (Stamped id. Additional.) TWOPENCE. I hes takes it, she must draw and train a new army tram her mfg. Her great army, that was the flower of her empire, the fruit of her science, the glory of her Imperial system, has melted away before the moults of the invincible allies. It is goes. Bhe has no army now. Bet she is looking forward, for Bosnia is the kageet-sighted empire that has existed since the time of the Carom " Let me tell you how the Emperor remits his mom He sends eat an order, addressed Se all the sake of the employ, to draft and equip fur a three ma/ gampaign, or through the war, go leatkr low lough keen, kom caste her per amt. et all their serfs. On she dayeppoiMedynt gosh egmloaldopet et ogaserip don the seek Mashes the towns. • mash largwo pro perties of them is brought together thee will bele vim& The military Mikis' at the aspire passe down the Mese where they are ranged for inspection. Everwiew he touches cm the shoulder steps sat from the us and steads ender the colours of the empire. The prongs is finished; the requisite number of sorts are in lined gem& No mamas Jr._ or we. r HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, MAR= 3. The Loin CILLNOILLOZ took hie teat on the woolsack at Ay' Vika. JUDICIAL STATISTICS. Lora BROUGHAM rose, in punuance of notice, to more • resolution ea the subject of judicial statistic.. The reso lution had 'shrines to retinas from the c•iminal courts sad the civil coons, Melodist the Admiralty Courts, the Eeelesiaatical Courts, and she Bankruptcy Court,. The LORD CHANCELLOR said tnat his aol le tad leaned fri►ad bad taken s very fair course. He less not aware that them was any liberation in the mole of siring the &Waal reams eines 1840, mid be could sot believe that fora paltry ening of some 801. sr OW. a year say use fal ialcismatiew sepia be omitted. As to the retinas (real the civil aorta he did sot •te any diffieulty er objection to Riving them regularly issued of mony for them every serioe. The resolutions referred to matters of peat pomace, sad they Amid remise from him the most respeet -11611 sad needful &mantis& The reselmisne were then laid ea the table. 'ilia, and they mageb—where they inew not.' let repeat—for the weeds an the Open Sesame 'teethe Roman system—time is no will in Russia bat lb. Emperor's. "Individual sublestehip, not to say dtheesW is unknown, while individuality there is tressoo. This taps the Russian butt. It show, an element of weakness there, which is entirely unable to cope with the enlightened intelligence of the individual man who comes from the Atlantic shore of Europe. The soldiers of Romig, that stood behind the ram parts of Sebastopol, were finished artists sad mecha nics ; they were created by the sovereign will of the sublime genius of Nichols.. When that army faded away, the empire needed at least twenty years of dimiplins to fill their places. Now, the allies have Russia at a disadvantage. To go back for an instant—to hear some of the grosasand ones and screams of widowed serf mothers and serf wives and serf minnows when those poor brutes neve into the marching line to the battle of death, and certain death too, has made the stoat heart of many a man give way, when that heart had stood for twelve months on the battlements of Sebeetopol, and shot from every lightning glance of the eye deflate. upon the hone of Western Europe. " Where, then, are the advantages if the straggle is to be named next year P Is answering this qua tics we must look at the moral effect which has been produced upon Raids by the past history of this blood war. " In y 1853 and 1854, although no war existed, the merchants or commercial agents of great European houses, whether Ranieri or not, as was their custom, went to the great commercial marts and centres of commerce all through Ramis, and made their har ping as they were accustomed to do, for all the earpbesprednen of the soil, which the noble men d suiei spa kr their revenue. The !nodes and mesas of esaammiestion in Russia are so slow that all salsalstien at asaraores in the line we have spoken of have to be mode a year or two in advance, consequently those who raise hemp or who produce tallow oohs their osatrasts to take effect the next year, Await bag the math when the.. contrasts natan t sod whoa this surplus of products is deli vered and paid ler, and bon those pasta are distri buted to sad__ quarters. No matter if a war in ternees, the contracts mast hold good =both sides; and now, as we shall see in a eacesent, Runts is suf fering in a vital point, because it takes two years of war to make her feel the wound, all calculations of profit from the soil being made twelve maths ahead. Bat when the next year comes, then, although peace may be proclaimed soot after that month of August, still the consequenci • of the war are felt. The nobleman who furnishes these products of the mil does not feel the preemie of a war or any inter ruption of commerce until the second year—the first year he is perfectly easy; bat at this moment the revecus of every nobleman in the Russia' empire is decimated, diminished, cat a& "In the sees of iron—for the sheet-iron of Russia is made in Siberia—there is even a longer retinue of evil consequences. " It requires twelve months to got iron that is made in Siberia down to the saarksts of the frontier. Okaloff,Deaddeff, and other Russian princes are the chiefs of this trade in Siberian iron. The amount of iron which they had received, that they would have contracted for during the mooed year of the war, but which wee stowed away last August in their maga zines, literally by the ten thousand alibi° yards, would be enough to show any European merchant bow vitally Russia mast be suffering under the trammels and incubus of this engagement. " The moral result of this conflict, with its attending circumstances, has left all clones in Russia (except a small circle that Butters about the court) deeply anxious for peace. The merchants want it, because their business is interrupted, and ruin will attend all their enterprises, unless they can once more, through the Bahia, reach their means of intercourse through the world. "2nd. The nobles are cut off from their usual rove num, because these channels are stopped. The serfs are deeply discontented, because they are dragged away by hundreds of thousands from their homes to go into the army, and shoot down men they never saw, and of whom they know nothing. "What must be the esprit do corps of a body of troops impressed into the service by the knout, and forced by the Emperor, without knowing the reason why they are to fire off a gun P What can such men do against Frenchmen, every one of whom may live in old age as a marshal of the empire, if he is touched is the moment of victory by the commanding general, and reaches the palms of Napoleon III.? What can each an do against the sturdy unyielding troops of the British army, who will follow their flag if it goes through a sea of blad P The English troops have ' been in the habit of doing this thin for a thousand This illustrates the chivalry of the men who C i r r a L fooght, sad will fight for ever, for Old England. "Nicholas is dead. He meths soul of the empire. , When his great soul left Russia the big bell cracked. "Russia exhausted the fervour of her heroine and the flower of her chivalry at Sebastopol. She can not daring a lifetime reconstruct the fallen defames of her skill, and she has ceased to be formidable to ' the enlightened governments of Europe for the next ' generation. She has achieved more within the list ' year or two than she can achieve spin for twenty yearn. Now is the time for the Weston Powers to assert their authority. Russian diplomacy may overreach you in this coming Pesos Conference and while yogi go to sleep the savage may stand b y' his guns. As ' time goes cc, civilisation may enervate your pows-e ; vitality will flow Into the heart of Russia, and your ' children may wake up the slaves of the Cossacks. "A good many people have been scattering them ' selves round over the civilised world, pretending to ' represent the fans in regard to Russia. Among ' other, I might allude to a Colonel Schaffner. I have branded him sea pretender—a bloated eulogist of Ramis. He was able to inspire any respect ' for himself in America, and he has returned to his ' comedy to publish fabulous accounts of Russia, which are publicly denounced ia New York by Russian gen ' Semen as b ,se fabrication.. They say that when Ruda requires the aid sad advocacy of snob ' characters she will owe to be worthy of the same P she bears. COMMONS INCLOSURE This bill patted through committee. The house agjouswed at 2Dtainutes to 7. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoIrhAT, MA WR 3, The Brigial, tech the chair at four o'clock. NOTICE OF MOTION. Sir DE L. EVANS gave notice that be Amid, to morrow (this day), non for a Wen committee to-lignite into the beet mod* of abolishing the ninon system of per ▪ is the army. THB LICENSING SYSTEM. In repl to Mr. T. Duncomos, SD G.GREY said It was Dot the present iatentios or the govoremest to istrodme during this session any bill forte alteration of the Besetting system. SIMPLY. The report of the committee of ripply was brought - up and agreed to. THE bPDEILL AND TIILLOCH REPORT. On the motion that the Seaman do lean the chair, Sir DB L. EVANS—who spoke in so low a tone ss is be very frequeatly inaudible—wished to oar a few remark.; with regard to what bad fallen from him &mien last Fri day's debate. Upon that occasion, the right boo. ge,tle man the menhir for Oxford (Mr. Gladstone) had reproved him and others, and, he wee sorry 0 say, not altogether without nom, for the °hareem of the discessios which then took place. A few names, which were not istrodueed by the Under-Simmetary for War (Mr. Peel), were adverted to by him, and be regretted that he had made sash re ference, the more especially is the case of younger editors. However, aims that debate took place, he was happy to find that the young officer to whom he bad referred, Capt. Dowbigpis, had distinguished himself highly. Ho found that on the 22nd he had shown great gallantry and ability la a skirmish. He; (Sir Ds L. Brun) bad the facts from a private letter, upon which he could, perhaps, put mere reliame than upon a government des patch, sad he rejoiced extremely at the most, and should he glad to hear of the gallant officer's name being men tioned is the Gessafro. The r:ght hoe. gentleman (Mr. Gladness) also referred to what had been and with regard to Genital Simms. As to the private character of that officer, he (air De L. Evans) believed cot a word could be said against il, and es reading the papers upon the following learning ke very meek rear tied assay things which had, is thawing of the dissuasion, been said. (Rear.) But upon (Mural Sinpoe's character and conduct as a general aim no ass had a better right to comment than be, for there had bees so officer, perhaps, whom character and cos• duet had been more oommested epos than his own. There was anther alien whose same had been mentioned by him, • perhaps without a dee coesidentios of that profound defer ence whisk was bin due. He alluded to the Duke of Cam bridge. It was his (Sir De L. Evans') honour to be clued in the immediate "Main of, and to have acted constantly with, the Dyke of Cambridge. In some operations be had sup ported, sad is others bees supported by the division of the illustrious duke. It was impassible to have received them any one more essdeseensios and Madam than be had received from his royal highness. It was his peed fo-- tam to taster la the newel views of the Duke of Cambridge, and, wave it needful, he could give to the how meal Witham of the excellent perception whisk his royal Afghans showed of the position of affair.. He (Sir Do L. Besse) holed te be mama if he sad a few words upon the istroineties of Colonel Gordon'. name into the debate. TM has. member far Beverley (Mr. Gordon) first 'Pekoe in reply, urns the subject, sad addressed laWsolf to it is a tome and with a courtesy which did him the highest bosom. Another somber, the soble member for Tyson (Lord C. Hamilton ), spoke upon the subjest with more nerdy and greater warmth, es was natural to him. Of ens azprewries of the noble lord be had felt bound to ecineplar ,a and upon defog se, be (Lord C. flamiltes) bad replied lan Madsen* a manner that he should be wasting in marts", did be not esprrts his eckeowledg. meats. The noble lord undoubtedly used some strong "'presides., but be (Sir D. L. Evan.) was aware Umber had himself to ask isdulgenc for lon of ten prr,ond be would sot, therefore, somplala of that in others of which be was guilty himself. The principal complaint nude against his Wanes to Colonel Gordo* was, that it might pirjudice the sue of that officrr when it came before the beard of general i Mane. It did not occur 0 him that any such result would be likely to happen, but he was extremely sorry to have said scything which. even in apprarmoe, might prejudice the matter. (Hear.) He had sti.t•d that be too bad his small grin mace, and when the time came— which meld be a fate's time—he should endeavour to skew that nob was the fact. He ventured to thick that be altonli be able to show that, if he had given the noble house to whisk that hos. member sad the noble lord be longed aeon same to complain of him, he tiro was sot without his sense cf eamplaint against that noble house. There w.• nee roman made by the noble lord to the effect that he (Sr Do L. Evans) had made a propositios to Lord Rusin, to whin Lord Raglan had replied. His (Sir De L. Evan's) answer to the toble lord was, that no such conversation had taken place, and ha bad stated from memory the &seriatim when be had ad dressed to Lord Raglan. But he hod since read a lettere written by him, immediately after the battle of Intrastate, to Us wile, is whisk the nerds which be had addrered to Lem Raglan were set out precisely as be bad himself stated them to the house. Three were reason why In could not read the whole of this letter to the house ; there were es ' premien in it to which, with referecc to cue ally, it might be injedielou to Wien; but the litter itself wee at , the disposal of any hos. member. The t erti e of the letter which related to this subject war ta this • Hee :—" Geneve' Casrotert and Lord Bogies were son present, directing the ' troope. The former was slightly wounded in itio arm • nc , thing to speak of.' Shortly aft r the battle, 'L rd Its . glan, on hearing that twos present, sent for me. exteenred hi m s e lf glad to see me, bat desired sae to go bask to my ship' The day I revi3usly I had else been c netted by his irritahip t to come to the frost till pi rfecey re c wend. 'I tben ' • asked him if be would pardon my tittering an opinion reli t live to the state of the inane.. to. He asii he would. I t offered my poor °plaice la deep earnestness, and, at any r rate, sincerely. He is rot a man w o di., Imes, at least t sot with those in my situation, I hell , rs ; but be app-aced , by to means displeased, cad I think, 101610. was cot ' altogether uninfisecced by it. The, howncr, I may he en- I tirely mistake* is. There are, in fact, a. you know also, I two chiefs—Erman and Beglin ; and althonali most true, ; faithful, and cordial, yet inevitably diderest pebciss to be considered. And I believe the French have memen toes neon. fir their course of proceedings, and tk•ir c mete. apparent y, isnot sot be deviated from by the " He should mot then eater farther into the matte r. A future Period would be thetas fir diicionion, and upon that crcs . sloe, therefor., he 'hosed content himself with the sapless : ties which he had then made. r Lord C. HAMILTON mould assure the "ellen , g 'lntel that I he had never in the slight's' dram intended to r. Heat we his souring; on the OOSITS , S, the tartrates he had used was that the pint moral's eonsips was so well establisher, to impute at onim fo lpy r u a tel e: e a ti n opees to t e u x e tr i ese mpz a ti n .f. e tt o o p ir in iond lo ice n r.. d li r w r a g t a l t l ory hwe t ak e natd itint erlan ld rt , play is the manner is whin he had einem I a g Dant and ' absent friend. (Hear, hear) They had j bend a state , saint from the gallant nimmel, which bore upon the rather remarkable statement whisk he (Lord C. Hamiltos) had ___ . "On the whole . Reeds must kelt. She hue gum loads os a former entreats ; end nervier thet Stllll6l/11, on so loft in an undisputed career of conquest that te, treated le should be ell ,w-d t. tiennes Oft the western nations had good the home fora very few =mists His mai\ .a. to lay and perhaps alarm. She felt Cetrength--ebe did sda for J ealcn n' before the home see or two feet; is c wrolvretion of leis stateliest of Friday %Mitt, sad thee to leave the Posse sod not know her weakness. Her people an retrofit& the soestry to judge elutht rbe hed 11.4 good grounds for and suffering deeply. AU duets of her subjects are his statement. In feet he sow felt some...rat .i. the ooei discontented. She cannot continue the war, for • her Hoe of amu who was wormed to have matte a very ve foes will become Usage of her owe bomehold.' she m ar ke h le stateless% eri,hsit say prop.r flan istio , , such ts drive, to make peace. Her solid walls of no. s ir t t :r a ta . t I r is " le outrare " reere ‘ : t 7e a s d ' %I ' : s ' t " e " e a re trained serfs OM offer no eff.setnal barriers to the en- imee umatt he had stated what ea the evesiog of to Sat lightened am who go from tie shill od Woos of Nemesis, (Me tattle et lakermano) else tallest west ea isterte resod onamelloa. sod Mime, end repeatedly IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • tbe gab. I