The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-24 00:00:00

< • • • r . t 0143 r t • • No. 3,021.] VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO 8111PPERS. The VICTORIA DOCK COMPANY 01118 NOTICE that **fol. 1441 e: •Idps. Oh: Teas. Broka wisely mu, PA N THU& LI It t • . iitti CALCUTTA (Onetime and Co. MT Lot IS . WI CALCUTTA Douglaa and Co. LasiTYJIN CITY BOMBAY .. Wright and Ce. 1.%1 on N 1.01. R . 1,114 PORT PHILLIP V. Young and CO CII tiILEA BEEN . 04 NEW YORK . C. Omni. 1...-11‘ I 11E1ZINO.% 1.4 Kw; ifisHcau re II 1311rUll(1 y. ' w e I.odior worm), In the Vietoria Dock& TO, Coto say ruidevtake the conveyance of good. from the 9hlnter4 r lr tht. Ittclts St ra Kt too. II Oblopero, l'aertert, or otboro deliver She. t.olo to *loci ) ant Whirr, the ohmic for trace it then o: 1, the hocks ie hw Wilda la quasi Oleo of mot Om live tont, roods ro conveyed are &honed direct the t oole, and all charge for wbertme And ihbv vr: r. Mae avoided. married from lb,* Dock. at the mine ester. I unto? pertvcolam Ina) he ol.taieed at the Victoria Dort bane, Rood. Ito.. oe as the uth..N.-, ot the Stael-74n1, 94 Uyte , Thunee-onet C. CAPPER, Manages. THE VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. at J. ill.Aeltw ALL, alforkl ACCOMMODATION for MIPS ot the MILATILeT TONNIMIL nay on ocsopood bp rollmop Wolk ail co ot Po ma as Paw tomb lowly Pow op Plea Os a lgotk IS fa6INTIV 41•112 .. M. .. allii&gialla7 39 moo. Poo lbw ot %Poimp? Tip oono no MM. Os . Ir -6-78&716 admil itt i o b t: •m 66 .8,111 MINN = Wm am boit. , 181•11.13•111 ... t =ie Om Ps ' to dr ......- - at lo Pi allomod il" ra t effiL a roilnip L a rpopro Is ' , Ou gim = 00l prim so O. CAPPIII, Nmagor. NCI sad MELIInURNR RAILWAY cow PANT. ....1 2. 20 Act et the Victoria /Owen WILK* Wart, of • twerwe erjoetet. TAT anew% =W We nest for n row awl melee belt Ow sol 2/th et Oseson. ow:Corey. r loonw h i lE4 ,2 6 4 %;: i llltheireh sime.R erilmtrdbiltrth thi aeß .nba , ..P bthelarntient AMR Y. leleber , lbw. debiliantor. hi. Canons-ONR lietheithifft-O, J. Cooee, En.. to the Colonial ilethellthamitAlth • Ehwricif 04 WO Ker., Larnaeb eel wail.lft. damn greet. Joint Moak Br; NA Sok of New &nth Tby Ida Ildrforty iipsyt M yt ab lN. y Dieeetem, made on the Li if trr, ii r j a mbo VigLMC,bato . rberebeidithe le Ss gm"Chlai The drit i cArle =rodo lle % 11: =Modibb4 =1 1100 , 01.1d1 UM WM Mild MOW tf ppt a dm i... l si nsa at tbs Ids lady, hem determined opus Iv wail afted The law call epos thisehl asthma lime hae wig ken Mal. ell that retie. nf the etadtal we Yin blebydd MP Mho* bt essialla " Urrg , a, =,.. w re imps,. a iiiia wia wow Ile entire fleet mot et Ibr sas slow de Inds dion hoot the Nai i. soda erbkh o wal l s sod de awnerelly, that he Ithe a a WU psi ant.; as Ind is asdidedr% su ii. ot tido millegralsom WNW q gl i s lut ill 7.11 •1 Ober: sonneratribatiady Ibilid = !V% w a rbi l a Tr, ...irra = = T o, 5...... pm MIL, Si. Mout tem Ids Sal in iertiy:: ". dile = 4 V i tneMbr e trit um et Ur ant dad Vubldb an by by treat akal. MIA My be by Mewling *waddles Id 1111deadat at dr Yaw Olga of the Company. COOKE, Konya. s di s m s t a.d.4. lbibwart s =r i tri OS" PoIV OP IPPUCATION POI II ARIL To Mora lams& mol Wilkor,37,Coomowdroot. Loofas. nestirehen.— I request est pea erll slot to so FIT .. tre. y. l:han t • a 110 a& tho Oohs' aid Kamm WOW and I hereby to smelt tio waled eertikstee, sad to paj too the moo on tooolt4 Cl tho ollotmerit letter. Name. . Adams Pro'r , eirei ar %dare ...... Coma segaiters . ..... . ......... THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS is Ended are to be obtained of PHILLIPS Tea Madams, F . II IN() WILLIAM.BTHEET, ClTY. and LONDON. COWPANY, STRONG CONGOS THAI -Y Iod.. Fe, 14. A mad Price tenet Is penned elll7 MOW OONSbiag 1111 adnauces of the Loran Madura an hong Reg Sy Pin od oP 'lkeda" SUGARS are rapplied at train oner. TEAS 612.1 COFFEES to she IWO, d 0s et verso oft lentos tree to say reran Gran or asseket awn to tidied. HALF-A-CROWN is now the pries of rood C" , , A 1 TEA. in .IE. teak et the Wareham. et the Yee India Tee Compere. Good bar". a& In. per lb.-9. Civet ht. Itekni, Cite. 1 SAUCE. for Fish. Oenle, Orovios, Alb Jur.. Aoki. Imt.-JOIII awl 000[11. Or Ws Crarea. i Mreg um u t i tt me *Avow irte ' Vhb ti.j. r geir=ssi isse= l.l.lb" b ara ini Wis_ll Womb EM. U la tet TTLIFedn: Tie artesOsib, at ilai rsam all n: =ar diP. 4 MI et sob bl a k a rAsetZestionedies. I. KINAHANTI LL WHlllit—Tbie celebrated aid Mot Whlslts le liStibblwaibi ss be use OIL does sod wholesome visit , ter " tar IssabbSl fir . yob : It b perkell s. i i a 3 :, ftw otow wmillowel Ma b fres bob shone se Iswabi se br i dr ib lwl sew splitts. Caw tmo la b. awil fe lli Ye wobll Musa b abets la the prb.dpol tisiost so teem MAHAN. WSW, and SIM% 4 ebb lia , * Webb r WEPPEI MALVERN SELTZER WATER. Nioriptimad the Holy Wee Ptelett et Warm retrocnted for ..ra i dd i Ved Iso. can LIOR pnsl..ce a SELTZER WATER etth so: 11,41claal properties oh ell here rendcroi the rare et otieteated. They conthree rneauresturing Podh. Weehlele. "Were Waters, aid Leeweed at Lonotno, Llverrot, block Welty. Inn bouts Is protected by a rod Intel bombe WI: ilmatere. g)RDDRYS WATERPROOFS are the beet srtielie fee tee pi shwa 01l vuolbore. sod its WO le dimmer' Their um ltoltirs tml Galloseg the army mg wry, la bee a t4o their utilit. rieedhey's ii= ilie butt urea far hod le.lhrit. am as= so to beep them is tram% g raikWapin= la a moder igs.... IL imelk es elto, yer ultli a Catollii L 6 COLDINO. We alma. Ira= Tionollohor. rr i. g . BIrDICNIIAM TROUSERS sod MIMS. Prorair ?revere are fvt eftvitntie as rey math , . The restedele. wooing wind Plek theelvnetedy low Wee IT. 611. pair seerideUeiv As tantrum tale Veep vitiNee Keen P r o nto do Intim they eacivitely employ. Quihie and be erre ireal chew Oen. Mee Atm., fnr them teki petruesim mad Via tofvf.• IitANOLL. IWesthve.S. Write ha ?Wino. Am. Ire& DRAY and Ca.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, Ac.. ems %sc. Vpms Thasserc.rost. sou Lvudon.bridi. THE SIX .PSSFUL RESULTS of the last half anima L e yea , 01 berme! quartice that ROW LAN M . Brie AI•SA ft OIL pa... • •.. pundeuly Poorthh.re pm" , In the pored. reennil4 , 4l. nM ,npn•ve - sent of Ma bur an hnlr, nn.l *hen Win other Tarlac he. frOb..l. It imitate It ham fell ie.! or turning hr.a.. — etraumerie weak Lair—charm.. it Item ,urf awl cLn.ff an] It remmfuhy mph. sa4 gicony. For rbUdrea It O me•sotertudol. a. Mph .4 n bumUfal IN ad of hely—Pnee la. ed. sad T... Inner .equal font • wall,, ; AIM 21, —t , a tb amPlear are thaaonto. " laraks 011,' In tn., line, Witty A. RUN LAN I) sad RENO. W. . Lamb. ; Aral by eboulge met perfumer, tIrIIP AIR DESTR()YER, for removing effectually super!' mu. 1 & r fr..m the face Leek, ern,. 'NI hawk. wlttuat 10. t& .". , a $.4.1 at 7, G J., t.., .4...,0 1. ,d p, p.du e. ~, Mllypbed by A LI. X. R.P,. 1. or •Iytr. I. Little 14neen&triyi. High Ilul. ira l'erwarkled f.a -LIILLIa , true by tae.t. dicta eztra. 1813 P. HORTON'S POPULAR ILLUSTRA TIONS.-111. and MEL IVOZLII•31 3331) Ull siu On& 3 IIITEKT•1111111113. amplulln et NSW mai arnalsriptie U .= mi tuout ilieldullaffilLsi se ii=lwarel r e g rituludes. milMiliVll 73•Pus- rwili° at opt •Usil, sel houlmilegal • Winer Put a l . sk l==la li. and bL a......... . olds. mb . ....3 . _UP us le 111101111111 st Oa day. • awry War dm st ens Irdllg. Pim Us tree li7MAP . rojem= No putons• ire as Solunlitt &UMW R. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, Opowahydratt. tois=ala — Ofla i rd4as tia wa—Oparaialma et lAN Uhruatiai every part of n. r. .. ba rape of ma, &a LCISTUR la twin. two, and pot .s.-' by Dr. O. RIXTON. a am awl 1101 i I~legtoallw of Imam Is now la earned *Da ZAHN. at Illargart dallt stars wrodaa Admiabola MY& DRESSINO CASSIL—At Ms. MECEIPB MA .4 cmua BLIBIINRITII. I goo, 41 6 4 4. 12= 6 11dre5i. bow. la Mg; ...be bip. W What NOM of 4:=7110 . 11 18 = 84 illoWiegarlmit tat mild mrillaclue _ =a 7 um."lium. pl..= .l. _ „Alr_ar g i=lowla m i tem Mow Ism M a r aragmrarms 4•As kr Or ski el Maim MA. le seem. /MK sad a wrists of snide& ORTSTAL GLASS SHADES. THOMAS NILLINOTOIrd pare WEITII IHADK gate =•,4.1!" ""s• AI TrOVILING I VVItt 2 poAL u P o nter .., sero z • SOUR LINZIL—The Pim espeesded. ma WI ott i tol b oliq rto =at; obit do • . ' l ' 4 : a t :in nemb e ig i • : WO* 110 Sal pod lorß e _Mmellk plots& aroilimo, WO* tootsgair owl patootto. . CU ON. 1. Lowers, or door hen at itortlatina—To prevent • WNW. It to sosiosory to copy the addroo. NITEB7 MUSIC — " HIM, Am CHILD ' I=r °L. ... the bele Mese I 1 WM: of Ve. Teo litil Bea le Yoe =•deleg a ineWao The ek a the rw eur lie willaaeos ritennerteliern Mee ef Oillobei bolo ili unileMeelle semi The dideut Mines M imi•ri=sa el pore i t ?el .W. T. wit0....1. fersprst MI is le Loot 'bile. : it eelierem leo IMF elm& of Ile twoopme lee wen d TM poetry Ywee el =lbweliVii. a la vie* Is pm* philio- Leis : re Ca, New ladlogisrelses4. THOM!' 11111 IL MN JOUILTAL. Vela L red 11.. fa pat im _with/wpm& gdoi. EORTION of the JOURNAL tape by THOMAS s d a tuta k v i t: 1831 u $u eareti wives, le al nee •War s ierjeld, aml . M . 7 ma swum tm• • th.ii" awl 11=r 6 4101 . 1 1 127A so llali mo lo_lt a, ftera . t Loopria. Orma. sod Lourlimm DR. TIMM WORK ON TUN COURT, &e., of AUSTRIA. Amol milling. la 2 vok,_pom,evo. Woe _ MEMOIRS of the COURT, ARISTOCRACY, tad DIPLOMACY of AUSTRIA. PO DLL Yam Tao olitioir.tr7.l2ftmbjklrs Do o of f a si . ly&lo slain poomaby ImIN somiroot n• oloty of solo 000nliko No dolioom omoli to our Myr so ao.iNot IMO moirellloa of of;V: mm OoM • Room sod TIM LA i T TOUTHITirIITONDEN aie L sad 1 1. prise 21t,dotb. 0 from the EBB o ROBERT motir r de r . ot at v i z=, tr o t. o . j o g i n: It % freely Soutigh Woo lo Yoba hb +bolo Awl to OA W. Irwin old rib tuft of *way. _•=2 ow Ise say ow of Id; or Wk. ike orb woo opivro wow - • 'atum of ibis k ftio crock Aoroorg e"18 wad moire from Wows arm oW own pus or alWean uolo v wdo lUd eol tamkr. - --Jeba ma. mous : Lwow Woos. Wow led lama NEW VOLUMES 07 JUL WERIVALItiI ITIOTOIIIf Or lONS Now rawly. V ol.. IV. oat V., to Mo. with Mae. Pd. 3 2 n• HISTORY of the ROMANS tinder the EMPIRE. TY Yew* end Fifth Velma. from " Alenottio" to " CtnO dim" 16111/ter. Q. Mistral; AD.. We j'agw el a. Jot= e " 11 1: moat valuer laldlat um assmale mbolsr• ar w ow Yam* alaisamme aes= the li .., jms Islimas at sod. hi an ail, as ima atria. wild' W reeler Totems Os 11 . 12= asy seenir end shoe toe venom ot Mr Merlyelen Stamp set . /Alb reeeeretation of the polies el weloruel'—Albenarum. : Lertgatetn. Brown. Oren, sad loigisaa. NRW WOM NT SRN REV. W. CALVIN?. N.& IA 1 val., nignan owe Opy.litrOstod with 10 II by lA. AtOhm. pia Da Id. elotb. gilt arm FNEWIA; Or . tbe Wanderuaig OW t a Pirrebie le Nlysn awl Omillas. by Or Rer,W t 0,, ILA.. WAN a kwe " =i =:,:r4l4l .. .="s aa l=ll ... -1 7.irs.. Nlb — & — iyibbrbl mow Yr rod Om* dis world et is sod memo So premier le a weil.imaylsod abopory, aid I. a bisbly yeses ooloillid la ery-nownig var. sod Ilbobaroll by dur Ass '—./onin Bun WIMP IlMom a i n en a t = l in awn ave.yrbojea. Ob. TEI N i tZtl. Cdook/o . .8 intital==. S ri al." Lareio : lwaroao. Drown. Onea. ma Leageras. TUE LION LICNTER OW BOOTH ATILICA. Now e 5.47, Werdsets, pest Ore, M. • `' lONelon of MN. GORDON CUMMING'S LHUNT ING AMIE MMMM Sout h nd Admen, ameg the Dams of an lax Interior of Ahem. Jobs lituray, Albemarle atreeL Joe peliNisi. New wed lammed lilliw• Mitt. Tk UURA rair BUATY of CON r NIMMON ; bang 4.smamiaj'ai""la?hrlf ristrao:. ais in hlnnv. al &Mr Plepida• to Alma. • TIMMS cai rierp & irae IMAM Lambs: lassirta..ws. Lg inlisom ?bird rAutim—.l•ll pablidied, prim fa, by poet is DEBILITY and LItEITABILTIY in= by SPERMATORRHOS A ; the Sympt om MGM and Rational Totalmait. Sy T. It Yam., M.D.. Plimleiaa to Ina Gaming PM. tem Lotter Damian Provident miluitim lambs . Itillagbarn Wilm, 1 1 1, Royal Mbane' end tor pm from tbe Author, SP. Lloydnquom. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Na CXCVL, r pubillhed thin day. 1. British Tamely 111, tunes. -- 1 The Beldame. 1 lash. kitty Rama 1114ord. 4. Nuke. ea Art. & Tbe Trltae sed the Meteors t Nee Letter of Southey. Moutelerebert oe & The Pew. and es t =oe the Oesditkre of Turkey. Jobs lawny. Altemarfeetreet. pin GRAND NAVAL REVIEW.-A DOUBLE NUMBEII of the I LLL'hT ATED TI )(LW. toll of Nuersehigs or the Grand Naval Review at Spithoad, sod the 11... vice by Ire Me lee', of ths Troops at Aloessbott, will be published on (SATURDAY sett. Price of the two numbers. 4d. The Illhadrated Times 1. the only cheap illustrated wunpapie sow publiaboxl-0111ce. 148. Fleet stmt. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, Mid by DOUGLAS JERROLD. AVERAGE sIZERLY CIRCULATION—wombat 170.000. A GREAT FACT fat ADVS./SIRES& It costal SIXTY OOLUMNS. M the VSIY LATFOT INTELLIOIGIOILS TWOPENCE. or VsolSoot 01 WKm Amite Dem D. blialmprieme. Left. T HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER. WOO artamead 4& elitiaPlß N. The Liadtaa Llama Journal. the avowals d Dee sammerso sad of all ...tad reforms. In the cabal aad Ws. d Its wawa witoe—da dMeteaf= l.. f Ito IS report., and I. the varied weratatile sad eammodel osatalited d. in the city, ra ilway. awl weaffaity We piper M amoorpawe SPECIAL CORR F.SPON Dlifill AT TOR PRAT OP WAIL ITS VOREION NEWS IR <IIJARLI AID IMPARTIAL. A. 44 e 1 wWwilf owl, TMrrxet d MIMPlad is the Indian Sur Is waffled to It by every Overload 1.1. sad Meestain. Tilt ONLY DAILY /MINING REPORT, will 144 el prima IT FROLUDI Sneadeat ALL OPPLINIVIC ADIOIRTISRMANTL Mb strictly ladi. Swab map: 1, non akis Ceme th irl=lbill =IV gi a rri l a I I : Whew te . To be of my boolowilef award sr M lho MAIL M. If es 111 i g "Mmirre the wet by mein porn al a pilot the IWO. ea sapaiw heal& lbo raw egr i w i zzr . WIMP it at Ina ad. perm WM IrRIEBRMAR. Protected by Royal Lofton iie Lsiubalgtlf e. tb;=6. P u t sm. 1W171741/ ... Wirgalles speismemblik mei sdroollem of ihs wi ire.; Marlrali.li the losei Rpm 21 ... awl. saihrisisles kit. Iry gar I L ... 11 strtr ie kr i iso el dberlos 1G1N .4 4 i =ll i ssatfr il ars "ill it 1. li r it." = "ll et a se awl 41 .0 arms6ft ai r t IMIS Pan gie am la sr tar Lk ; sal ITa ars ...prole e a a ; We Npiellifism iid i l v iMill ig , i i i . ". rd I ril H B EX PH/MC—The PUBLIC and T R A D E ox. ek ozard=zz . ossw, uo. • i .1 .A. SUPPLIED every afternoon. a& Ultra.* 4; by O. STKVEN 11, tr= i t ionit. mmAgys t; a i d p. a k, iiiiiidii, 111. %Aalie". sad Wm Aceot, 34 Oconvell rowl. DAILY MVO kilille. KIM.= awl LIM TO WALD ki 11a Ur maim THE PUBLIC end the WEST-END NEWS AGENTS ore ren.irpled that they out to SUPPLIED with the Evxs Ino EXPREFOI every hieg.Leot 4. At EL }MOWN'S Whoit eke &Wailes W % lottoyiem Geedioiereet, Tottotherosert-road. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1856. THE NAVAL REVIEW. cluster round a fort and with their tremendous weight of metal tumble it down Wore the pinion had time I. think of their defame. Biz volleys wen fired in rapid sancessioe, and a smoke was say soon raised which thnw such specta tors so watched the attack from a sea point of view mainly on their imaginations ae to the progress of the strife. The royal yacht, which stood in for a closer view of the attack, in a inemeat breams a phantom ship, sad the speed with which she again emerged and made fcr the Goyim shore pretty plainly indicated that her illustrious wingers had bad quite enough of the mimic bomber:tweet. The line of battle ships and frigates now fired a royal salute, and they end the Lords sad Commons parted company. The Yemen rases bung much the faster ship, the Commons got in the Brat, and tenders being ready the whole of the members were speedily landed, and on their rood to town, carefully guarded by Isspector Beckman and a mint fens of the A &since, to whom ►ad been 'strutted the menu and Im portant duty of guarding the " House" from all improper intrusion. Both at the departure and return of the legisla tive visiton, the services of Mr. Levi, of the baggage de partment, were mod saleable in (militating the urine meets, (PROM OUR SPECIAL By a hippy iminoidenee, it not by arrangement, the hest day of England's patron saint was shown for t h e greatest and most imposing display of Eog- lanta nivel power that ham probably ever been seen leads; on the narrow water. From the Beets with which Alfred beat the Dann, or Edward beat the French, or Blake beat the Dutch, down to those with which Nelson beat all three, and the Spaniards into the bargain, there never has been collected such a force, taking all its elements of strength into oon sideration, as the mighty fleet that manmuered yes terday in the British Channel, in the presence of the Queen of England and of thousands of her loyal and . . gratified eabje'ets. The weather was peculiarly favour- able for the exhibition of the peculiar motive power which distinguishes the Spithead fleet of 18511 from all its predeoe••on in that accuetesad rendezvous of the wooden walls. The morning was hazy mid lowering, but later in the day the fog cleared away, and a clear cold atmosphere without wan succeeded, spinet which the majestic outlines of the great three•deckere struck out with great beasty and pre- In the town of Southampton, every one was atirriag at five o'clock is the maraing, and courts* streams of pedes trians poured dews the various streets towards the dock' hem that hour until the moment when the last stouter pushed her gangway oa shore and steamed slowly out of the harbour. Asionpt the various distin guished partite for whom special arrangements had been made were, the House of Lords and her Malsety's faithful Commas, but usfortanatily, from a combination of causes, thole arrangements were by no mesas entirely autoseafel in smearing the approbation of the parties principally isterested. Son.hamp ton had expected to see the °dhotis" wisdom at somewhere about 9 ,',lock, a.m., bat with the emetic* of • few prescient legislators who had come dews on the day before, its ishabitaats were doomed to wait seta a much later hour for the appointees is force of their tad parliament. Rumen of militkes Imams rife, and spetalstions absented as to whether an immediate pastel election might not become asesseary, as hour after hour pawed away without the appearance of the mesh-wished for train. The large ease transports Tramit and Persevercace lay in the oflag, end Ler or five comfortable tenders waited at the gray, the whole being devoted to the exclusive wick* of the two houses. Captain M'Dougal, the active sad wergede ' Admiralty asperiateadent, had every uranomeat in bin department in the most efficient state of maturity at the appointed hew, 9 o'clock, bat it was not wan wetly 12 (!W* • SPECIAL 0011.1111.01fDIUM) PORTSMOUTH, WIRDIFIODAT. At a very early hear every plus of access to the sea was crowded with vassals, and tho elands and thousands ofpenons making their way to them. In the dockyard were moored meta large steamers provided by government for the cos veyanee of pertain 'miles. The following vessels were to " re oath company" :—Blank Eagle, for the Cattiest, Admiralty ; Lightning, for the Adesinity ; Pescara Alia, for the Ad miralty ; Peelle, for the Lords of the Treasury, Heads of Government Departments, Lord Mayor; Vivid, and Dasher, fee the Ambassadors ; Truett, for the Peen ; Per- Negroese, for the Commons ; Himalaya, for the Araby De partment and Adze:ll4y Oaths ; Vulcan, for the Mims Depsrimeat, Army; Porcupine, Widgeon, and Monkey, ditto ; Driver, for Admirals and Captains ; Prome theus, and Otter, fee Half-pay OMeers ; Heger., for Dock yard Ofece re, Depertments, itc. ; Cuckoo, for the Press. Of these, several which were to the dockyard, as the Peelle, the Indian, the Otter, rte., being under t h e dim:- Woof *Maws of the navy, superseding for the time their own commanders, steamed oat surly at half pest ten, the hoar directed la ~den, sad in all oases with only a third of their complement. The Penile, for instance, which wu to have taken the Lords of the Treasury, the Heads of Pab;ic Departments, and the Lord Mayor and Cor poration of London, left with none of the Lords of the Treasury, one of the Corporation, and a few only of the Heads of Depart:theta. She slowly steamed past the royal yacht, oat of the harbour, and edged away gently along the shore towards the Nab Ltght, passing Southall* beach and Cud', its dark crowds looking like myriads of black ants. She paned cloth to the heed of the line, outside of the Duke of Wellington, and neared the French Garrotte, %high was the outermost ship, a beautiful looking craft, crowded with onions and marines glittering ... . . _ . that the main body eel Peen sae Commoners at;iyee with gold lace sad brass appointments. TM as.. of the - - - free tows. In the =sestinas the superb fleet of mer- corvette is the Ducheyle, and she is c mounded by Rear- more than two Miles from the beach at Souttmea. Ahead shaatcteuners which bed been devoted to the service of Admiral Juries de la °ravine. Among the oaken selected et in... ships mas anchored the French lea' of war; and at the friends of the various tempos's., got seseemively under M accompany him are Captain do Belies., weigh, and as thacmomut slowly oat of the Acme, 'mar who was severely wonaded on the quarterdeck of the Ville, a gnat distance beyond, looking from South's to wards the open sea r amid be discerned the two sailing Tellela, several bands played melodies of a ootoolatory character, for de Part, while steadies by the side of Admiral Hamelin, London and Rodney, which had been anchored as the comfort of those who had to await OS the quay the event H. Hamelin (the so. of the admiral). aide-ie-camp to the "Pivot ships," to ism for the god of the n aval of the more complicated goveramett arrangemeata. At lest m o iety, of = ar i se , eg, D avid . a caw c h c f i n ch . amid coarse, somewhat to the north-east of the Nab LigM, and pretty well oat of the 'melte. This was to the left it was determined that such Peers and Commoners as had ofilm, ended Durand Bremer, the =aline painter, who has hand of the spectator on shore ; and to hie right head, the already assembled should be pet on board at once, sod two just returned from the Crimea, when he had been attached megaificent array of the line-of-battle Mips, ringed two teals= were speedily filled with noble lords and honour- to the *quadrat from the comatencomeet of the campaign. able members. One steered e r the Truett, which had been At this time the singular clearness of the atmoephere and two, as it appeared, from the regularity with whia th e order of their double column was preserved, extended as selected for the Lords, and tbe other for the Persevereace, enabled the long line of the fleet to be visible almost to *le far as ha could as. that way, four or five ails, along the which, Irma its greater eine, was thought better adapted stemma ship. The &umber of steams= having company straits, is a north-westerly direction, meta his view of the M the exigeliciel of the more ameerons Commoners. For on board wasuot nameress, sad there was an air of still life smaller Tamils in the rear was cut off by the sandy pro • full hour the two hags ships lay on the smooth water about the scene, a silence which was very striking when one montory beyond Fort Yankton. The gunboats were, them within a eable's length of each other, every one impatient considered bow many thousand pectins were at that mo fore, oat of sight, in their original station, higher up the to be off, the milers especially indulging in low mutterings meat collected together in an 'meet& few miles. AU rah time straits, and nearly opposite to Gsborne-kouse and to the in that forcible phraseology that so often gives expression the gunbosts were not visible Gam the north-sect, where nautical emotion. Frequent conferences, took place be. the flag-ships we re stationed, but seemed ea if they had Isle of Wight shore near Cowes. These topogrephical data to twee& the two branches of the leglslature, Lord Grenville been very artfully sad stretegetically concealed. At a are requisite for understanding what share of the general 'pesthole cams within reach of the people who crowded coming at one time as a deputation from the Peers, quarter-past 12 a single gm from the flag-ship @mounted Mr. Henry Herbert returning with the answer the approach of the royal yacht, which was soot seen &lithe " beach of the Costume, the common object being • tem- rapidly masking its way to the head of the two squadrons, Before nine o'clock in the morning many hundreds had takes' their plum for the day. Near the fort, at the end mum fusion of parties sad lames, is order that at and at the next instant the royal valuta ran along the least one of the two ships might got out to sea before the line ; but in the petition in which the Pacific was placed— of the SOMMOS, is the Beacon Battery, at • few yards from whisk had bees erected two cepa:iota and elevated stands. terminates of the review. It war filially determined that to windward—then was the smallest amount of report from The seats, Cower'', being priced at ten shillings each, were the Pereavereace's 1 ataitSgere should go on board the the cannonade, and • little toy was heard to observe that Teasel', if within tea minutes from the signing of the there was not ball miss enough. About this time the not all occupied. The beach itself afforded naturally the d. fleitive treaty succours should not arrive by supplest's, vessels which had left most of their company behind were most *omen eat accommodation. The shingle pebbles, not tem tender. &mom did arrive within the limited time, sought out by a Week, ugly stases-tag, which was too large to make a comfortable seat, had been so east sp in the shape of the final parliamentary mutt. g; at, close packed with the belated travellers, conspicuous by the tides that they composed tier above tier of natural and at about one o'elook both ships weighed anchor, atom whom Was Mr. Roebuck; and es they were received beach "' where the upper lice of "metatarsi relining at their respective bands playing "Rule, Britannia." The on board their respective ships. the diff.rent seetioas of 'boss their sage, could look over the heads of those who at or Perseverance, with which we shall beacefotth have more who bad received tickets were better represented, but may walked basic he there mes unlimited room, everybody particularly to do, is a large and handsome threw steamer, notabilities did sot maks their appeareoce, and among got a go-d place, though it is probable that • hundred with ample accommodation for • thousand treats, besides those who were defisiest was the Lord Mayor. As soon tboasand persons, coming and going, were upon Southeast her crew, sad sails remarksley well. The gallant Com- as the royal yacht reached the eart.rnutoet poi= of the beach in the course of the day. The embeekateat or sea-wail standee Captain Masdentald, bad made suitable arrange- line the yards were dub manned, the French corvette being whistle faces Soßthsea Castle was densely thronged. A number meats for the reception of hi" guests, the whole of the mate among the first to pay this nautical honour, and nothing of carriages of every sort stood along the road behind deck having been tastefully deo aced with tbe could be smatter than the way in which the the beach, fell of their merry relate, so one may see at fisell of the allied nations, and furnished with operation was performed. The Frenehmatt was aim Epsom races. The assemblage comprised almost every variety of English social life—rustics from the Heaspshke tables abuadaatiy toppled with relregments. To these very conspicuous for the rich and gay &swing of and Sum: farms, mechanics from the dockyud or private due attention was promptly paid by the gusts, and beet. his ship with colours of every possible hue and device, diately after every one hurried to the deck, to gam en the and of every nation. Nut to this ship really the most gaily workshop, men cf business from the City, and exquisite , from Pall-mall, the sober country clergyman, and the mageifisrat moving picture by which they were stermanded be-flu vessels were the floating batteries, the bright rollicking Jack Tar, with their friends and families, women By the time the Perseverance had j deed the fleet, colo=n standing oat in light contrast from their gloomy, and children is due prrpertion to the number of snob a her Majesty had passed down between the advancing co shapeless hulls. The royal yacht took up • positiom lamas In the Victoria end Albert, and the two CO between the two squadrons, head and stem with the two taiscellanemm company ' lamas of line-of-bettle ships were making slowly for flagships—Ws Ryer George, laths starboard division, with The weather being perfect for such an ocessicia, bright, course of Sir George Seymour, the commander - clear , and warm, the pivot ships which narked the limit of their sea- the red flag everytody waited with the Emit serene ward. livery one was Match with the imposing character in -Chief, and the Oaks of Wellington, bowleg the white and contented feelings the oommenoement of the day's pro of the tableau cow presented, and all complaints at the eels, flag, with St. George's Cross, of Admiral Deader. She modings. It was only when some t f the smacks end ciders were turned fate exclamations of unqualified admiration. lay to for some little time, and boats left both the liar which lined the coast spread sail inopportunely between The gunboats seamed little more than black lines spot the ships, which were stated to be conveying the two admirals the eyes which were looking out and the object they water, • tiny adman of smoke aloes indicating on board to her Majesty. The fleet had by this time ace- limited for, that any expremione of impatience were heard. their claim to the dignity of the 'crow within dreamed the yards; bat the Preach corvette, with resolute I There was movement enough to amuse them in the different 1 them again the larger and more gracefel dormice gallantry, kept her ysr i s manned during the whole of a weasels that pasted to sad fro, and the boats that put off from . boats formed a gay marine sorters; and finally the great somewhat lengthened pause in the proceedings, during the beach. But the majestic forms of the linsof-battle screw fleet came steadily aloes is their usual noiseless which the Fairy trader steamed towards the shore, ships, in their holiday attire, which fluttered on the cordage manner, it requiring comprises with some fixed object to and retuned, after some delay, it was supposed of • thousand masts, of course attracted more tamest than understand that they were really in motion. The pivot with the Lords of the Admiralty, as the royal anythiog else. Everything that could be perceived belong ' shim Rodney and Loudest were elide distinguishable, by the yacht now carried the Admiralty flag at the fore. At Mg to their structure and equipment, was the subject of eager gay colours with whit= they Were profusely decked, belles= one her Mejeaty's yacht slowly steamed one to inquiry and ingenious comment. With • powerful glue, and of coarse formed the points to which all visitor the eastward, to about two cables' length a-head of the the men on board of them might be very well *quadrat, and there beams stationery amis. At this distleguithed, and their operations observed. The shire converged r closely as the regulatiom per mitted. The original intention bad been that her moment the whole flotilla of steamer,, with company floating batteries, when they came within view, Majesty stoold pass down the centre of the fiat in her on board. decked with flags of every colour of were also very curiously inspected, and they seemed royal yacht, leaviog the Pees' owed on one side, sad that the m im eos,, an d each keeping • somewhat fade- to excite • kind of preternatural awe emongst the simpler . of the Commons on the ether. The accidents of the road, pendent course, came in sight, and the sale for the sort of people, se if they were endowed, ty some mysterious however, put an mid to this arreapsamt, and it was only tint time became positively animated. The gentomes superhuman smithy, with their supposed impregnability r when within sight of the pivot shim that the Perseverance were now Ma creeping up in eadeealliOS outside and their certain 'y tremendous powers of destractime They fell into her proper position. Is the meantime the two of the port division of the fleet, and the four squadrons of are so terrible in their aspect, when one re members all that ! colostomies steadily on, and the royal yacht shot rapidly them tiny messengers of death (which look like Thames is rumoured about them, that if the f 'tees of Mil'on'e a-head immediately, taking op a position the best adapted for steamboats, and BO insidiously carry their homy arma m e n t Satanic hero had included a navy, as well as an army with ming the drowsing volution of the review, the defiling, s o under an air of nautical thumps). passed ciliate the G a b, all its field artillery, we should have conceived it to be of ' to speak, of the ship right sad left wand the " pivots" of Wellington, inside the royal yacht, aid made their way vessels like these, mere floating engine aof mischief, without At this moment the whole of the smooth water was crowded round the Royal George, skirting the starboard division of any redeeming feature of elegaree and grace. with vestals. A little to seaweed lay the Victoria and Al the lineeeebattle ships, and passing en to their allotted It was not till a few minutes after twelve that the royal bort, suthounded at tome ristmee by the gigantic Rims. stations in shore. It must be confessed that this yacht, preceded by the Black Eagle, and followed lays, the huge Aerate, and nearly • more of similar and simi- was a somewhat tedious proceeding; and however by the Elfin and Fairy, came out of Portsmouth her : larly laden ships ; atolls in char proximity the ste mars correct and prorer in • naval point of view, hour, and rapidly traversed the chancel, parallel to of the Lords end Commons elm hoes to, and patiently was rather too long drawn out for the patience of Southwest beech. As this occurred unexpectedly, the waited the completion of the moieties , . The steadiers civilian spectators. Still, the 'ray in which these little whole multitude on store started up, moved by one Impulse. and redden with which thee• =raw me...crews, perform boats darted round the squadron, the clear white smoke and gaged earnestly on the after deck of the Victoria sad their evolutions have Were than ones Mee noticed in the (the Welsh coal was a great improvement) looking like so Albert, where her Majesty, with the Prince Consort, and Vasty NC= ; but putt rig, there wee something marvel many puffs from • cigar, was exceedingly petty. The Admiral Sir E. Lyons, were immediately teelnised. There l on s in the measured manner in which, like Ovum in. Ger. Coquette, Commander Risk, one of the member, ran out of was not much cheering en shore at &w hen., and the speed man clock, they enceemively wound round the pivots, the her course aid name to take • leek at the outlying flotilla with which the royal squadron passed by seemed to have men meaning the rigging and cheering as they of unprofessional steamers, which gave an omen• taken the people by surprise. Ist lees than ten minutes, the passed, sad the specimens cheerio, still more voci- twill to • number of passengers on be ;rd of them to Queen bad paused round the Spit Buoy, and got into the ferously in admiration of the wonderful performance take a near and accurate survey of her cast:tidies roads. Then from the broad aide of the Duke of Wellington of the ships. The members of parliament who crowded the and her armament. At a quarter to 3, at a signal from the poured forth • cloud of white smoke, end loudly pealed out poop and forecastle of the Perseverance wen load in 'heir commander-In-chief, repeated by the Duke of Wellington, the martial notes of loyal salutation, repeated by every other praises of this masterly evolution, and none more 'emphatic the line-of-battle ships weighed anchor, and in an incredible Clip along either line, like innumerable echo., from shore than the boa. aid gallant member for Bath, whose meter apses of time they veers gliding through the water with that to shore of the straits, and the fleecy masses of vapour rolled 1 sional antecedents made him • frequent referee an points of imperceptible motion which. is the absence of sail., gives together, so as for • few minutes to conceal the fleet abstruse naval tactics. From this point the Mips them so gliding and ghostlike a motion. It was some little from sight. When the scene domed, the royal squadron had steamed tack in reverse order to tie &dew*, time before their steam was felt, and the royal yacht which tamed towards tt e north-west, and was swiftly er ming the r and the one of the speeta'ore were divided had headed the outward boutd, was (Wised again to bay to Oillkicker Point, behind which it was patently hid ; between their curiosity toe see Sontbeea and Monkton Castles ley to ; but in • few minutes the beadathet ships began des. For shout half-an-hoar those on shore were deprived . ruthlessly demolished, and their uncertainty as to whether to wa'k the waters is admirable style. Her bbjesty's of the sight of it. Then the three raking masts of the Vie , there was any chasm of their getting to Town before mom- yacht ran ea a-head, and the whole road array of three- tail and Albert, oath with its regeous peeton, were again lag. The attack was sudden and sheet—the object being to decker, two-deeker, blothship, and frigate, swept out in perceived betwees the frigates of the fleet ; the royal yacht l slow bow is real warfare these little haute would suddenly glees sad regular ssesewiea, running straight ter the pivot sat leaden were by that time returning, is a soatit•easterly (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ships (railing liaeof•battle ships are only At for " pivO ships " now), to 8.N.8. of the Nab Light, and sash column, after pealing between them, torned round then, the star board column turning to port, and the port column to port, beaded again by the royal yacht. The tide was now with the Beet, sad they ran rapidly back to their stations, anchored, and spin stunned yards and saluted. As soon as her Nejeates yacht had passed through the squadron and neared the store, the monad of a sharp cannonade an nounead that the gunboats were giving a taste of theil quality. The attacks which they made mast have been eminently sacceesial, for in a vary few minutes all was over ; and about 5 o'clock was concluded this grand demonstration of the naval force of England, at the end of three years of war. It is hardly eteesesary to describe the tumultuous crowd ing towards, and on shore, of the countless multitudes assembled on this most brilliant of days, brilliant in every respect, with heaven's sunshine, and the material splendour and power of Great Britain. All that may be easily imagined, and it may only be mentioned, that so fat as the arrangements of the government afloat were concerned, everything went off well in returning to port. THE VIEW FROM SOUTHSEA CASTLE. (nom ♦ 'PRIMAL 001111.ZIPOND11II) The pleasant town of Soothes*, which has laid out its trim terrine and cleanly quiet streets at a little distance from the rampart that encircles Portsmouth town, looks sport a spacing level cemmo•, which may he deseribed as a Wed of marine Blackheath. On aide of the ammom is the beech, cascading about a mile teem the seaweed fortifi cation of Portsmouth, to what is called Sogdian Castle. A good carriage road pease sloeg the shore, between the turf and the shingle, so es to give ready mesas to the beach i• every way. ROM the greatest camber of spectators assembled yesterday, sad enjoyed the best view that twilit he obtained on land. This part of the coast, Tannic, south-nit a mile and a half from the Victoria pier at Portsmouth to South's& Otitis, forme ems shore of the bay which stretches outside the =new *strain of Portsmouth harbour. The other shore of the bay to straight from the Blookhease at the harbeses month, past Basin Hospital, and Fort Monktos, to a low sandy point which endures the name of Gillkiekee. The distance across the bay from South's& Castle to Fort Roakton is two or three miles. The Spit mad onapies the ground of this bay, *Retries the channel, einorly half • mile wide, and •ot more than half a mile from the Seen& sea shore, the only channel for vowels of soy else to abbe Portsmouth harbour. The Spit buoy and the Boyne buoy, very near each other, mark the plain where this deep water channel begins. They are altuatnt exactly in front of South's Castle, and outside than buoys are the roads of Spithead, or the mid-channel of the straits which separate the Isle of Wight from the main land. This was the nehorage of the fleet, so that the two great ships which headed the double line, the Duke of Wel haste& cad the Royal George, lay immediately opposite to South's& Castle, in a line with the Spit buoy. They VON erre, through the roads where the fleet lay at anchor, having had to go to the remote extremity r f the potation than rierspied by the gunboats, as above described, in order to enter stilts rear between the doable line of rose% and eo from rear to van of the whole fleet, beginning with the gunboats, neat passing the brigs, corvettes, and smaller steamers, then the frigates, and so to the greater ships of the line; her Majesty and suite steadily advanced, until they reached the &gripe, the huge three-deckers Duke of Wellington and Royal George, and emerged from the lines at hall-past one o'clock. Every ship as the Queen passed by manned all the yard. with admirable celerity, and se knowledged the royal presence with a jsyons burst of Eng- Behead sailor-like cheering. It was very interesting to witness such an expression of heartfelt sympathy and vigorous human life riddenly manifested by those huge machine.. The French corvette, se might be impeded, selot4 like the rest when her Majesty went put It, after issuing from between the lines. At a respectful distance behind, a couple of miles or so, the royal squadron was followed in its regress the sugh the fleet by all the flotilla of gunboats, which bad left their an range behind t►e station' as soon as the Queen's yacht entered between the stir of the line. The gunboats now Oro on, two and two—that u, in double line, similar to the oder fa which the large ships were anchored—peroxiding IlerMii the flagships at the head of the fleet in a very ctsaily mod regale manner, keeping on in the prescribed galb between the two lines of first-eaten and frigates, is arnsparboa with the she of which they looked qxite boyish• The gunboats being more than a huodred in number, it was aeseeserily smatter of time to bring the let of them to the and of sive-mile course. It,was nearly three o'clock before •e entire flotilla got out of the lines, and dividing into Iwo squadron', to the right bend and to the left band (or, r It le technically said, to the starboard and to port), turned round the flagships, each on its own ride, and went to their appointed positions nearer the shore. By this tuns other arrangements for the combined operation to be thne represented were in progress. Two or three of those grim iron-walled marten, the Boating batteries, had been detached from the rear of the fleet, and together with the exercising brigs, a mortar vessel or two, and the Meander and Beller*, sailing reunite, formed a stationary line arose the hay, just outside the site of the sandbank. sad near enough to be well examined by the prigs on shore. One squadron of gunboats took up its place beyond them, so se to commend Fort Merton and that part of the coast. A squadron of sixteen or twenty genboets—(perhaps more, for it was difficult to get an uninterrupted view of the whole lime of them at once), came straight In towards Souther Castle, just eastward of the Boyne buoy, end anchored shoat a mile off, with all its broadsides bearing on the fortress. The guntosts, in their torn, new became the orjsch of curiosity, and many re marks were made upon their applienbility to the reel at tack of B►ltic f rtresses ; the great Fria anidahip•, with which evilly boat is furnished, securing them the respect and the confidence of all the spectators. No preparations were made in &iodises Cootie to retort their amicable fire. The silty heavy guns which are mounted on the parapet of thst formidable eitablishments would doubtless be able to dispute effectively, if need ever were, the entrance to Portsmouth harbour. But, os this occasion, they were to receive the feigned attack without even pretending to resent it. Two 001111 f &Olaf of the Armagh Militia were the garrison, and their serails, for the day were restricted to preventing any trespass on the part of the crowd if civilizes, who bad taken possession of the map place in front of the fortress, and who only risked a tumble of 20 feet into its moat whets they premed too c'ose to its edge. Mingled with them, how ever, were a strorg body of the 22nd Regt of the line, not os duty, bat enjoying their leave of abuser from Anglesey Barracks, and contemplating the performances of the sister service with no professional concern in what was to be done. The breeze's the afternoon was cot sufficient ti prevent the accumulation of a good deal of awoke and haze, by which the view of the (het wee rendered lees distinct shut it had been at an earlier tour. Alter the Royal yacht bad gone fir out to the Nab, and marked tke farthest limit of the cosine, the whole mighty fleet at once weighed anchor, case off the trappings of its nattering flags, end, with a stately and a meowed pace, moved in souped) procession towards the p'ace occupied by its illustrious Mistress—then, indeed, the wondering sad gratified admiration of the multitude who saw that glorious spectacle TONI to a bight r pitch than before. It was as if the mountains had "risen to walk the earth, when thous stupendous creatures of human skill, which had seemed to be permanent objects in the scenery around them, began to stride over the SOL The increasing distance from which they loomed through the misty atmosphere seemed in no at preciable degree to diminish their relative Testae's. They were tollowed, until they reached their goal and turned, by the 'tamest gees of many constant eyes. The fleet, en hour or two later, returned to the ana outgo which they at first occupied; the royal squadreo wis sa luted, as in the morning, upon pealing the Spit buoy on its way bark into the harbour. Tao gunboats stationed against Soothsea Castle fired FiX sounds at half-past four, giving the people on the beach en op .ortanity of observing how their guns are worked. Her lilajeaty'e yecht thea returned into Portsmouth, and the entertainment of the city was done. OILKICKBR POINT AND FORT MONKTON. (ram ♦ SPECIAL CORRISPONDENT.) The position of these two plates is, perhaps, the most favourable the along the entire coast re r obtaining a com plete and uninterrupted view of much a paw iti.t los that of yesterday, and, corsequently, it was selected for that par ries by an immense number of the old inhabit ,nts of the district. Gilkicker Pant is aituat•d on the O sport side of the bay, a little more than a mile from that great navel institution, Hasler Hoepital, and between two and three miles from Portsmouth Harbour. The coast from the har bour to this spiel headland forms one side of a triangle, running is a westerly direction, while opposite to it is a corresponding iodination of the coast east ward, of about the same extent, and terminated by &oath Sea Castle. All along the coast, from Oo•port to 011 kicker Point-, and Indeed even beyond she latter, the scenery is of a fortress like character ; the defences c ;Lamenting with Block Home Fort. and terminating with New Fort. Moi.kton Fort is about a quarter of a mile from Gilk,eker Point. It is a regular fortification, both land weeds ai d seawards, and is at present garrisoned by the II impi hire Militia, a detachment of whom tined the met in t•ee immediate vicinity. From the situation thus indicated, almost the entire fleet, extending from a point opposite South Son Cond.., on the one side, to some distance beyond Stokes's Bay on the other—s dibtanes of several milesmight be slava teaen la at a g:ance. The impression produced on tae mind by the view of this spreading armada is one which cannot stagy be for. otteo. At the easteramost extremity of this long array was seen the Doke of Wellington, bearing it c licit of the Commander iitChief, and mewed abreast of this monster of the deep lay the Royal George, the former bending the fort (Laskin and the latter the sterboard division. Then came, simi:stly breastwise, the Orion and the Nile, the domes Watt and the Conqueror, the Majestic and the Cr. e•y, the Exmouth and the Cte , er, the Ccolosens and ilia Algiers, and al other lineof•nattio ships, witch again were suc ceeded by screw frigatne, also in twos, and other versals of a smaller clan•, extending altogether far away In the direction of Southampton. Between the leviathans thus anchored ..breast and the mainland were moored the mortar hosts and the gun batteries, the t - rmer being chiefly in front if F. rt Monkt te, cutter-ringed, and exceedingly inoffensive and yacht-like :n appearance, while the floating batteries, as unsightly in aspect as they have proved themselves to be f irmidable in action, were lying quietly at anchor abcut two miles further to the east. Bet few gunboats were visible from this point et an catty period of the day, though hers and there they were flitting about with their three mute with nei•eless celerity. ----- The weather wee the most brilliant that can be imagined —the atmosphere such tha* at nine o'clock. ltydc, situated immediately oviesite °thicker Paint, wu sufficiently vi►ible to enable the naked eys to trace the outline of the beams and the COWIN of the mein stmts. 'Mrs was, at the same early period of the marsh*, oily just butte