The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-17 00:00:00

gbe Oxpreoll. 1111•7ammeslakaled kr 171Aaima ihni onsps . mot be et as Oases S. =b7 Teo NNE la tie be of relesitles. SIGH WITIR AT LONDON 11111D01. T Dar—licembe. SI. illa—......altoriess. Ili. H. toNsolliew- 11 Nik& 11. na-......Jitassaa. 11 Mu LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 17. le gives us pitman tow that the difileulties uttemient spa* the abolition of Mannertatim ea a anoedary punishment have est may of the best minds of the emennity at work neap the supply of oriminsle as the beet method of meeting the emba lmment of dealing with them. New vigour bee bees 'aimed into the public mosoregeasent of Bagged Seim& and rainnatories of various kinds. Great ligislawnere cps taking to heart the condition et their lehassere ender bresistible tantalite to Knishes's. Amen the surest prevents es of mime wine sem have ow insisted ea recreation to due proportion to MIL A palest balsam of laborer and ameseassat—gemdes annesseat, gratifying the faculties act uses k labour—would almost certainly preserve the greet ansjority of moiety frees mem of eves, kind, and from the sins which are the esesetnnes of mem Working ma know and feel this ; and too well they know, and very bitterly they feel, that, while a nit variety of anneements lies open before the rich. who have the elides of labour or idleness, the labouring eimall have isareely any choice of emosonest at all. In towns there is may, we are told, this abort list : a the drinking same, the low theatre, the &gm hes, the shooting gallery, sad the street kr youths and men to find amusement if ; end the Assn are squally neglected." It has long bee* a woods. with many people that thew warlike" do not take the matter into their own hands. They have been tell that they could help themselves better than anybody could help them ; that they should learn first where the laws interfere with their freedom of soden, sad then strive for the repeal el mestie and tyranakal laws on the one hand, and betake themselves, on the ether, to all the harmless usseemente they can ems mend. It appears that some people in ono of the most industrious towns to England have been taking a part of this advise for some time past. sad are ex panding their scheme of amusement into something which the squeal publis may now profitably abed to. The working lames of Birmingham bear a high chancier for Weary, messes, and intelligent*. We hope that those of than who have founded their Paths Recreation finiely will be aseepted as ma example by their own aims in every tows of the kingdom. The more members belong to well-oes dusted asomfations of this kind the Alm wadi dates will there be for tickets of leave, and kr ad minim to the penitentiary, the hapital, sad the madhouse. It appears that somewhat lent than a year ago hasty-five yoaag persona engaged in daily toil Piaui their rumors for eveniag ranation. The only place they could engage for their meetings would hold only twenty-fives, or they would have been glad of a larger number. Five of the members formed a band, and met once a week for radices another was secretary, another storekeeper, another chow-leader, and so on. Penny song-book' were printed far the nee of the members. They provided swings, chose and draught beards, pules, to., and varied their annulments very frepostly—always dosing, however, with is Ood save the Qum" In fall splendour of band end chores. This was done for a penny apiece per week. Such wee the etas of things half a you ago. Now there is a Path. Recreation Society at which fifteen hundred people in en evening have attended—each pay ing hie penny; and there is no saying how many more there would be if the place was net over crowded. This crowding is an evil—not only on account of the heat and mime, bat became the greater number are balked of their amusement at the gymnastic appar etas and the games. The remedy is, of worm, to open more places; and nobody who knows the working men of Birmingham eau doubt that they will presently do this. The pretest misty take 201. per week, and spend only so then is no deficiency of many in the oue. The great apnea is on Saturdays and Mondays—the days when least week is done. On other evenings the numbers are Xrolll ATC !=lll4 Spear& Thus it appeal that while the place is extremely attnetive me bailey evenings, it does not tempt the people tram their industry on the four bard-waking days of a elaes who earn their living mainly by piecework at home. First, there% a covered playground, Roman than twenty today's». It *retains four swinge, and an electrical machine so dimpued us that the Media are within general reach. The attractiveness of this ap. prates is extraordinary; and the exolematione of electrified victims are heard all the evening through. Another favourite amusement is walking, or trying to walk, on a revolving barrel, which most boa good gymnastic exercise. A small room is appropriated to this barrel, and to *instead& exercise. Next, there is the gymnasium, where there are @Sabin pole and rope, parallel and horiaciatal ban, and the like—in high favour with men who have been work ing are at of mucks all day. A capital skittle alley lies beyond. There are rails and pep for cute and hate; and an abundant provides of water, soap, sad towels, is made full ue of. ;The upper ream are sadly small far the needs of such a multitude. One, at preeent used for Seeman and einglaetielt, is is boded to be a reading and emokisg 11)0111. Smoking goes on there now, and in the gallery which leads to it. The largest room is over the covered playground. It is celled the Entertain. sent Room, and la fitted up with beaches, tandelled with ledges at the back cm which the ehenbeard, ooffeacup, or newspaper may be placed. The men of Birmingham are accustomed to live in a noise; and the effect is seen a this roan. In the Edda of the loudest themes, the chouplayere pursue their gene% end tbe newspaper readers their plitkal stadia. No part of the amusement is bitter than the sing. gag, which is provided by the members themselves. Good as the fonds are, then is no difficulty in providing capita of favourite map sad shorans, which are distribeted as at a eaweert. The male soap and choruses create an infinity of rairtb. The nfteehment room is at band; mod there a large cop of coffee my be had for three hal/peace, bread end batter or a bun for a penny, and so as. The place is open from five till tea on five days of the week, sad from two in the afternoon till ten as Saturdays. The doorkeeper, $ pendant from the army, is in attendance all the evening, and his wife manager the rekeelterent room. The two keep the place in steel hat order and cleanlinese, their salary being 11. a week. Thus far Amebae been nowt of &trivialise sr dilleulty. The azeolket manager deslame that he has see observed any swine impropriety whatever, nor any museum whisk woo net awaked in a moment by a ward from him. The trials of disap pointment from the dkpropertiased maims have not been trifling; bat the people have kept their tempws may well. No doubt there will be *ma of reareation opened en loag in some proportion to their sabers Meantime, there is to be no pease la the providon of a variety of eransements. There is to to as we said, a nedinrroom= and then ank already short Warm on popular sahjesio, illestrited ti diagrams, and punier, miaow, and a magi. lan tern. The nelfmtpporting obsvaster of emit a plass being sow Penvall. Ma IW. Ow price of admission is so low as a peony, the werldig men VA again wait for a orenraittse of gentlemen to arrange mad begin the affair for the... They eon bogie modestly en their own response, if neressary, and add to their athreseons as the penes and pomade as In. Everywhere, how• ever, there are kiadly persons who would give ropes and poles, and a daily newspaper, if not ohs. boards and electrial leashing& We have gives this novel story in some detail. beesses of the ported mosses of the experiment, which at moo establishes it am an ex ample. We hope that them will soon be no largo town in the kingdom, which will net be thee honestly stealing the trade of the low theatre and the gin palace. In the IMO way, we ascot bat hope that in our einem and mall real town field games will: keep the labourer from the publiabouse in rammer, and a Public Reereadon Society in bad soothe. Ilkii. THE EXPRESS, TIIITRSDAT TRI, APRIL 11 1 , 18111. 1711 IT OF 8118 MAJESTY AND PRINCE Al TO TBB CIVATALUE nosprrALs. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE CONGRESS. CHATHAM, Wasson. Her Majesty, seeostpsead by Prima Albert sad the Mime Royal. Jonomad/voila lido Wean UN. Ohio die edemas, ire the pewee Of topeedst the eke sad woosiod from the Crimea. Tao soya' ;Mg kit Bodt loithawl POW. at too eabadt, red Imre to the Rateklayer' Aron abides, yeasseilag by weld Weis ea the Routh Rodent Railway, Road to Steak lamas they arrived at fD siesta after dm% , The Paris Monitor at this day esataies aa aii - dal awsowecarant in relation to the Come% wee. lag With the Oakmont wade yesterday maim by the Bspreee. It mu "The doing meting took plan yesterday at the Hotel d the Minister of Foreign Madre. Alta the signature et the treaty the plenipotentiaries had to croupy theressivas with different quoting, asks lated to consolidate and emplane the work of pooh The ratifications will be ershaeged at the sod of the month. Her Majesty, attended by the Coutes of Dust, Lird Allan Nast, Colossi nine, sad Colossi iloymon, was resolved st One& by Mr. IWO. tile sensor of the death Baden Meikeng. Then win alto la stnadeste Ositeel Wes. the eleanndeat et the gin.% nil . sensor 'Sid seem Major Ginn sad OMR Mom sweet 'sled se liqueAsete her Idejally. Aber Mang the earl soda the soyel party dens to the Wingliesseital Me ntal at Nessissa. bar Mitiolty twin swassast lee kr satin el an elitists Pert PWA es:4S sendes Oa the swat arenas arriving at GA Meat to Menses, royal saints an gumless ben she COMP ert MA& batten, sad the soya sUsant was heisted at Anne*. • Immediately efts, tho publication of the Treaty, tb. protocols will be published, sad will show i n n detail the labours of the Caayon.• A dispatch frau Paris, dated yesterday main, si r _ lit Mejety aid mite readied Beempaen Meepitel at • quarter to Isar, sad wen resuived by Dr. R. Q Reeds, the I =sidled cam. • "said at brims al the Royal sail ?Caen, UMW the lONMiII if Rapala C. S. Ahem, received hoe Nakao , with the mail military Masses. TM whale el Me mamileessat Welk hem Um Invalid Depot. at Bt. Mary', to the ameba/ it US, were drawn up la the berreelm sa d these won bet oseled by bee Majesty. AL thaw asst have been emimd4 bat ere sew saMaisetly twisted to be It to be diseberged. Nearly the whets stilton were the Crimean medal, sad a Lyre number bed lea Misr . arm s e al. The Maori ens values *ea poemeded to weeds be the ofvliklag w doh sad still la high& idl mace MU is Mt head a mad sea Wish was wallas by mime Mime* Isaglit MI =Mee, whale mesaded, sal ea mature of his woaad. Lome the miss whisk men pereadady onestod bee e• eseesties ems Mat et •fter lam* ik -if alleliallMb Mpg% rnp the Marls ea Me Italia meshed in tome *ea Om weds a lb. rasawaset. The Am wemd Ms re was Wll.o aMa a woad. is= err him as the AP ng It up he received a gambet wean* la she Mess dimity efterwarele saMise net _elm* his la Me Medias Before NMI saes* _ eselkar ball INA a poetics el Me het Ns was Mss Wm* Me teem dtstreretag sees Y MN entetwallemy of Weiliereals) amplesest, whit millet= i t id el l s! &seam Mes member la the treadle% led bak ble test treettillem Altera partial reamer/ be leaded et Pseameallt, whale tt wee Mad neap, is Wee is eve hie ate, ammlide bilk hit bega One Misr essesehelle MSS ales attested the MI Ml= of the Clem sad Prises Albert I that st Scary 7th Royal reditme, who wss male lad to a w a t t iansediesre meaner the Wea ash Me Reim. up the INMrd.ria6 ate Might et Vie allmit, lb.. troops ewe met by s Mama Ise hem the Thep Memmeepethed sea, sad Ocilla ballast realm' the summit wbas be me ihsa se by a INS MS ahem The bell mum' Me sesmasi. wag esempletely Welsh his body We bis where M sloiraaathe embedded. Saha Deplea, 11* 7Lisem, sad Jobs Leese, 4th Light am site aim to bar Xelesty. Dryden haa t= vimbiboasilhail let Delehlave, when ha sad teases wen lam pdiessis sad kept by the Remises& year bane weer salaswi Her MI deb d weeded sea at this = S ir sa e proceeded to tie meld.resum tra lei es adageL Mae the repel MMus we dams sal▪ v e trees the letseest=e, laded's( a maw Mt trophies TM truth eaneyfec hse Mejsetp lit at sea stea paleee. m atter any sa d but Majesty retained to Basking hom " The Niftier of the Otagrees terminated today. The ionsbees Wire ofterfed with question' of detail in reference to— " 1. The hoe savigedea el the Danube I " 2. The Interior regions date Prineipelithe, sad the omnipotent et the treatises; N S. The situation el the Claritiese hi Turkey. " For those pawns three Chetatirdoos are ap pointed " 1. A Omahalos. awned by all the Powers re presented at the Chagrees, en the 'abject of the Danube •2. A Commirgeo, Named by all the Pewee, ex _ apt Piedmont, on the frontier question; u 3. A - Commission, named by all th; Powers, with the oddities of &legatos from the Divan, to consider the position of the Christians." INDIA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received or adviess in anticipation of the Overland Mail. The datu as : Calcutta, March 101 Bombay, March 19. _ _ _ _ The following is bon the Bombay 7inws of Much 19 : The pent fortnight baa been newel... Lord Can• ning reached Calcutta ea the 29th of February, and was immediately siren is . . _ Marquis at DaSemis kit on the Bth, carrying with hint s larger measure of respect and regard than has perhaps ova before attandad a retiring Governor- Genera The Omaha inianeestion has closed ; 14,000 Ben tham have sought and hand work on the railway peeing by thew hills. Peso. and prosperity universally prevail. Everything satiates quiet in the kingdom of Onde. The troops have tendered their services to no to • man. A pieties of them for a short time hesi tated, under the apprehension that they might be eo u e s sed to gave :on being eirur that the b of beards were no objection, they enrolled themselves at ones. The villagses seem to up rises. 'goal wren imam and delight at re saving prompt and pouted payment for every thing required hose them he the public IMMO% and at being permitted to give a to withhold wha m: they *sew We have beard nothing within the last month in referees to the proceeding. at Herat, or threatened hostilities with Persia. The capture of the former is matter of supreme 'nal& ferenee—war with the latter about as unlikely a thing as can be conceived. The money Tsarist is somewhat tighter than it was a fortnight go, but the pressure is only of a temporary nature. There is an improving tone in our markets for most descrip lions of grey goads. CIVIL SERVICE ESTDLITES. BPECLIL, AND OBJIOTB. This morning was issued a statement of the esti mates for the above eke% kr 1858, mewed with the estimates Is, the like setriese ha 1866. The following Yas ahatiset :--General Board of Health, 1866, 10,9461.; 1866, 18,6261.; isereeee, eonyared with 1866, 7,6811. lieelseleati eel Consatiesiessra, 1866, 3,4981.; 1868, 3,4611. ; degrease, 371. Charity Comaraisaieorre (Ragland). 1866, 12,3901.; 1866, 18,02214 harness, 3,6821. Statute Law Comtiwien, 1866, 3,7111.; 1854 1,9111.; detweire, 1,8001. Civil. Senior Cominieelon,lB6B, 6,9001.; imams, 6,9001. Sundry Cos shalom (temperer"), 1866, 8,1621.; lanes, 8,1621. Patent 011ee (missies, &Al, 1866, 22,672. ; 1866, 21.8401.; &were, 7321. Fishery Beard (iliehtlead), 1866, 14,0001.; 1866, 13,600 i; derma*, 6001. Tru er. .1 liwitalr.m.• (OogrObstl), 1800. ZAPS. I WO, - - • 2.0001. Comnissiosers of Kijki;i4 8011411 and Bridges, 1866, 6,0001.; 1866. 6,0001. Bouaties on Slaves, 1856, 12,0004 ; 1866,12,0001. Brehm Laws (Ireland), hos muses, 1866, 9001.; 1866, 9004 Proem Servers (Inlaid) emplanes, 1865, 9,0001.; 1866, 9,0001. Merchant fiesnion's Fund, 1866, 09,1164 ; 1866, 70,9001. • tureen, 1,7861. Joist Steek.Comapsales Rogistretires, 186, 2,2701. ; 1866, 2,1014 ; ;menses, 311. Dosigns Registration, 1866, 1 ,7 161, 1868, 1,7901. ; deenese, 61. Local Dees upon treaties of seelpresity. 1866, 68,6001.; 1866, 29,0001.; grease, 30,6001. Imposter of Corn Returns, 1866, 3,8001.; 1866, 3,8004 Relit( of Didgersed British Seaman, and others, 1866, 17,0004 ; 1866,17,0001. Quarantine espensos, 1866, 3,690[; 1868, 3,8001. &violet Barristers (Ragland sad Wake), 1856, 17,8601.; 1866, 17,860. Polio* at the Cusp (Aldersbett), 1866, 7,3381. ; inerues, 7,1381. Burial Grounds Impaction (upraise), 1866, 9,9176.; 1868, 3,0004; decrease, 8,9274 Batumi Pak, 1856, 25,5001. ; 1856, 21,5821.; dogma% 4,2384 Chelsea Brabsaltssal, 1866, 26,0001. ; 1856, 36,7631.; Juries., 10,7631. ; Wiadsor Improvements, 1866, 8,7184; 1816, 1,6444 ; durum', 2,1744; Carisbroek Castle (Isle of Wight) Repairs, 1866, 1,6004 ; images', 1,6001. Repository of Public Rewords (iron don's), 1865, 9,0001.; 1858, 9,0001.; Rmbany Rows Abroad, 1866, 4,6781.; 1858, 8,9121.; isomer, 2,3341. Proteetut Cenotory (Madrid), 1866, 82714 hICTINNO. 8271. Coagulate Buildiags (Coastan tiseph), 1866, 5,7521. • 1856, 2,0841. ; durum, 3,88131. Opera Point (River Honshu) Works, 1866, 8,01101.; Is eraser, 8,0001. Mead Navigation, 1866, 82714 lawmen, 8274 Predawn at Caul:midge, 1865, 1,0531.; 1866, 1,0531. Imearabered Estates Coot (belied), 1866, 15,4801.; 1865, 16,6294 ; incereser, 494; Cams Ispeasso (lethal), 1866, 9,0001. ; 1868, 3,0004; degrease, 8,0001. National Gallery (lulas4). 1865, 3,0001. ; 1868, 3,0001. Lighthouses Abroad, 1866, 10,7001.; 1865, 29,4004; tureseo, 18,7001. Australia' Baudition, UK 16,0004; Unease, 16,0001. Muanigat at Scutari, 1865, 17,6001. ; blues" 17,6001 Craig' River Sou -1 Minty (Cued Goad Hope), 1868, 3,614 ; taerease, 3,8914 Chelsea (West dies), 1866, 1,8111.; degrease, 1,8111.; Carr of Geed Hop., 1666, 40,0081.; degrease 40,0001. 1 Stuldiag Ceuta of Law (Isle a/ Mu), 1866, 1,6604; deoreess, 1,4601. Army and Navy Webb, 1866, 52,6004; deoreate, , , 62,6004 Baited States' Clause% 1866, 68,1311.; &anus, 88,1314 Tewaley's Boolseat, 1866, 64,2184; degrees, 64,2181. Galleries of An, RdiablyB9. 1866, 6,0004; dearease, 6,0001. Pall-mall to Gress Park (Outfitted's), 1856, 6,8001.; deeresse, 6,13001. humus-bridge, 1865, 3,0004; durum. 1,0004 Rua isgitama-hoess, Pall-ash, 1866, 11,0004; elearease, 11,8004 Ardis dismoveries (rewards), 1866, 10,0004; degrease, 10,0001. Monuasat to Sir Jolla Pnaklia, 1856, 8004; de crease, 8001. Ogrepessation to Dr. Southwood Smith, 1865, 3001.; duress% 3001. Doweiat sines bedidings, 1856, 40,0001; degrease, 40,0001. ;Munn (Iseelagtenvon), 1866, 16,0004; diereses, 16,0004 Total, 1846, 711,7644; 1866, 449,6714 ; demean. 282,1911. DS= Cr TES RAIL Corn:L-1U deati at tie omblises. Maly madam& la yourdare tisk yam same vary 0041 desomelmora Th. ,.bi seal kit ors Ot twig swells ter hmiliemart e r bal allial the air m s m iloot prim , Se lbs asoduiss et ibe seri ins sedge* ill. Eh kph* see sorsa se • resat tells melt, mei =shed ail see he. leideb wow pploger ti afteilsass. As he Moms ri eme w the mi m = me illes poses hie kralehip was meral te the oth i :%oraer etthe i r tius where hie Isiah spiked as a hw miler e' hating aimless spans at • the hest amooles, sod Sae Welt mok hit tows by the OS Sub aher seem the seedy% by telogreph, of the Gall's Whim Tai LOS CAPT. CLAIR; R.N.—The death is re. seried of OW- Obelke, Llf., elm brother M H. M. Onto, Esq., of 04 Perk heave, Dashes .041111 ems pore elms (ems he _• hoe* Skis gearless' apeeplak, Mr • hart dm% EMMA Ewe. at ?dame, mil Soles his serayeasy theshehea tilled the shape whb sere Om its *Miami obigees, md his madams ea the eceseks, ant eke bad areseel rpee holism wield ham Gadded bis Se heals aupsot L,slh. by tabs membilame he the. beelewed, visitlia own holm, sob eillo s hed wi : all hese rammer was mead to Mehl& the of She silk, or No pill of ils Oisdup is ilia Ida of Ms haft is orbmia min iletsh al t limb Imam yam. Wesel hews. w of she L a rosi„ la emissead eta, Seer Ormes peaked besdwilly la his selowites to ease hie me Ms she 111 mo rognt Ia whit they ewe ..SWTNI a Ow Calm. His vibe, Um Mow, OM et heated last amalose, whilst Sillomees to the shit and weaohme. AM elm Osp. liiialiehe le Shea, leashes • aside aims" whisk we tisiesill set be leet. VOt Cain% , After the levee us Tuesday the Qemb teaks bin la au open senior sad four, serosimaled by Ike Passim Royal sad the Prison Alia. TM Prime Conan rode m kensbadr. TM Iquerriso la Waiting Minded lase Bt Jolty end kb Royal Higher@ as honsbask. Is the evorlep the Qom and Prism Albert immured lb. Opera with Omit pleases,. Ia eateadease wore the Covet+ et Detest, the Hee. limaw genthey, the Boa. Lucy Kerr, Lord de Tabby, Lord Allred Pep" eel Col. F. H. &yam. The Pisan loyal sad the Prisons Allis ?kited West. vataillie Alias MI Tuesday. The Primus Bolles end ia Lo th efeigi bless Ana the Zoolorbel Ordeal 211i=e el ales * Prima Alfred honoured the Mem. Defe ill elleigabelen. le Gemelnnett Llealless, wit aMg MI Tussle,. Thdt Anti Ellerredo est en Meneask yenneedeff mending. :rum sad the ?does Cleseset need sitar nem le Merest the ismilis Is the lals at Chaim. Bet Majesesil:_legel Nipgreem asessa peellsd by the Primate isit Ileskieskem Pahre at 10 mimeo pen Vint*, by gre Combos of Ilse Coked Me Hon. C. B. Phipps, lard Alfred Paget, :sail Oohed F. IL nonuse, fee the Heft" Arne sinthm sad Swelled by • modal We as the /see Bella Bs& wry to ihmed, weenie the mil lefty primula is Ihe flasou's esesbies to Clathem. Tke Qum sad Prime Afbeet returned to Beekkoborm passe, at Meaty Wastes pat! .'sleek. The geese bad a Mom party la the mesh* The err Indent' the Dub= of Esin„ the reineses Royal, tb• eed Ilieshisasse el Brea"—. . In* yr i i Homed. Ikamess do Ilbeib, Me But of glogrebb. the tee Oeurftes Daiwa% Thum& wad Yieeenelee and Bees-Admisel BieynL Asia Maid Thema lgesdhge. woe is aimminer lie pf• 11114111 shZin uil l a t lb. 'loyal , was pommenta i o s thi efsjesty at Lint Ha f c7s: Tuesday, by tie Men et The Deans of Kee; aismiled Lady limy News* Barmen n_groth. sod igh Meer beesmod tho Hayearketlbseees milk Mr possess on eveini. ller_ royal lightens went a~ Ympesse yealesim Minded by L ily Pray 110.111111S1 • Gomm Omar. end re turned up beinuidemb Oberemhesse. N. Jesse% la the ottoman. • depelithe lis seesid tag of the Beal sue . el Led She*, Dr. &base, Dr. Sievslim tholes. Dr. leslibM i ts Her. T. Clezke, the Dor. 21. Zdt. Dr. Niels al, Mr. Mr. H. Teter Davies, lb. lame Title, Ms. Pitney, G. H. Warne, Mr. Ileyrieltjar. Sofia,sot Mr. T. H. Timken lied ea fetervlssr ea Toole, with the Nett Hoe. B. P. Dwyer* at As elks of the reer4aw Dm* respeettei s mime hr qt heeds Ismaleset mahouts to sot es WHO dudes the meshing' eirepiamlo es ether hisses& Despatch,' Wife seet”terra, Ism the thisalal-oetee to she Garrenser" of the Wes' Imlle Tia; iiiiiiiiiiiWikitiisit M. PrivTOmmi sat yester day at the Osumi! Climbs, W boas Use esailssisa et tau =7.Ttis last lag's Company v. tie MOW MA. M7OO Her Majesty sad Prime Albert km Buckingham Paten talionew, to gilt the Cusp et Alderehott. Then is to be s mad review of the whole of the troops ezoisepoe there, mad a at m, fame of the Royal Artillery Sr. ordered b snit at the at aituy spectacle. TM Qum sad Priam will roman dung to sorrow aight at Aldesehett, sad m ain to Bseklaghan Pelage ea Saturday eltement. The Duo of Cambridge, Field-Molokai Vitemat Hordlop. Lord Pitman, end a brilliant Maff of military oilmen wdl be primal on the eassiem • wane of royal domestics ham re. to Aildershott to mats the smulary ;mastics, ist bee Mejestre Empties. Ha Majesty has invited Admiral Sir Edmond Lyme, tits Commanderia-Chief of the Moditarensea nom, Ike., to In he gust os booed the royal yacht at the review. _ _ It Is sadaritood that her Majesty sad the Primo hand split ehltiag the Adelphl Theatre tide events& te see the dna& of a Idke sad troths," with the knee of a Urgent nests /Men" tad "Yews tag Child an Don( Well." The Doke and Duane of Cleveland and Lady Augusta Paden lave mind is Bt. Jaaea'a•agaara, from Baby Cast* Durban. The Earl and Cowden of &afield have loft Cl.. dares HMO, far Bratlaad. Thaws= sad Viscount... liardinp entertalasd at limn sa Tardy mak& at their residues is Great Illsalope.strool. the Mulish sad Mere Wane of Bleed. ford. the Marl sad Omahas *llama. Lad Dyservor, Lady Amu% &art, MrWalter James, Kr. sad Mrs. B. But., Oedema sad Mrs. T. Wood, 800. Mia Caayagitasse, Miami Meets sad Miss Stash, Mr. Groat. LA., led Kr. sad MA. abeasadsr Wood. Lady Dom has arrived fa taws ham visiting the Coasts. of Collie, at Castle Howard. Ifoakddso, having Tilted Lord sad Lady Bart, at BUtasisid-han, atslad- Woe, as has way to tows. Tie Right - Hos. Sir Charlos Wood Waned to the Lambeity leer emirs, ateompaaisd by lady nary Wood, from Umbel the How. &r IL P. Berkeley% mat, sem Chiskestar. The right boa. baronet bedlam dogged daring Me het two days at Portsmouth to lamstisam the preperstime being made fee the asval review ea the 23rd lasteat. Mr. aid lady Augusta MiHanks have bees eater. Wale( at *dr beautifil out fa Yorks/aro, a imp adw ioalaellag dm Duke sad Dalkon at Movoload sad Lady Mosta roalstr, Lord mad Lady Myosin, Lord sad Ludy Bohm, Lady asides Bassist mad Miss ikoserost, Hos. Mr. sad Mn. Murat Dassorabo, Mr. Hwy =beaks mad Mr. awass Mr. end Mn. Grote have left town for the Conti sent. Mrs. W. E. Gladdens had ►n aisaTably last mn• lag, at her madam ea Cultea•boaaatenase. The Navas! et Said, 'Waded by Mass Ally Alder Ybas, was •mot W early vibe's. The - Arubbia' hop of Armagh sad Mn. Dubai. M. Withal the Bishop.[ Ouoy awl Pena Mrs. mod *i. O'Brisa, the lkMp et Caber. the Bhher et Derry sad Mn. Blythe. the Bishop et Ltraerids, the Birk" of Meg shy Admiral Hoary sad MM. Eden, Kr. Deed, M.P., sad • dietherihrd eMil., et Maser is Tasedey het, it bh Chess's teammate Cbedieetrset, 81,1urries. Lad Dalhousie, to replying to a thrown @dans ben the iabablitate of Watts, .barred Yes bye made kindly albssiee W the blare that way await as. I do sot seek to fathom that Mars Ily wily rabbles keg W Imes to aosespllsh Ike task whisk lay Wen we hem sad to bike lt is a algae With beam awl eassess. It has beam perukes" to ow to de se. I have played eat at part. Lad while I foal that Is say sees the prlasipal a.s la the drama ef my kb is faded, I shall be seabed It be mak .Mali bsp sew apes lay pablls ~M. Nearly *lrwin years have passed awe, Male I bet Wend OS minim el the asps. Thresigh all these year., with hat ess abut laterval, yobbo seepleyassat of the beavisa resgesdhally sod Wow has hiss lammed apes as. las wearied sad wars. sad haws se ether thought es with Yam is seek the redressed el whisk I stead la seed. awl whisk Is eal las sow It fee." Tb• Des eall Deanne D'Autale, sed the Prime sad Primes de 'slaving, it. ea a 'WI W Ike Wombs of AU awls Whip. Oda& COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. MBAY. Madam 18. Oar mossy limb.* Swift /30 1.•6 katakielat ban beetnail Ugliest, sad the basks la soasoqussee bays dot ro am' dolt esho of fatalist; bat it Is paesolly supposed rata moat warm will be only karma. elevolamoat 1111181.1111111 have dhow wag is vole*. hagoeto.-114 dowaad he cotton plies goods of almost every doweiplia is wog fair, sad at priors more favoesabls Ikea have pievalled fro moo time past. There le Hub, dead Met dis Mate of matters will be forth:or improved oa Ilbatan=a meek Mass, of the Boles holidays. of 40 have eilmumed 1 to 2 mar pr Masa smii are la good inquiry ; the ruse remarks apply to 45 bd. 71 8 lbs.; all otter dessrlptioas re main at lama ' • bat Fe la dessbad. drop Ma- If Ms, de quatetkisi. depot ts boa n slightly advaaoad, sod ill doesriptlais at la good iaqulry. Grey Jamas% On also in faLr inquift Gray Long Cloths are la madagnia Inquiry, without my Improvement la prices. Gray Danntlas an nay *ill solo. In Gray T Cloths all dantiolloaa ars In good dsatapd. Clot.oalfarns.—• fair anima 41 hasiassi boa boss don, sod pica have advanced so bulk "Ms, sad mule, in apt- N`` 40 of ihs former, sad 00, 10, asd 100 of the latter, remain at former quotations. Dyed orsage sad Turkey red are both dal ofSala. Woollona.—Although WNW Mk is Is noderan the market seawall, is dull. - - 111.01111. Cottoa Wool.—The market has been tolerably steady. The snivel, of the sew mop have hem free, with the.:- option of Broach. llara; sad Jumbeseea, which are main I. email lots. Oar mutat quotations are—For Brame, Rs. 99 to 100; Comrawatte, Re. 96; Cholla% Rs. 93 ; Kaadvieb t _Ra. 88; Old Compta, Es. 85; and Msagalore, Re. 75 t• m Ramp Is diSsalCof sale. The Market for spies is quiet, sad we may quote Be. 1,110 to Ha. 1,116 per cheer. Erchenp.—The rata of the day we quote 26.2 &roc to 2s. 21d. for erudite, sad 2s. NA. for documents. Oa China, 60 days' sight, Rs. 319; Calcutta, 60 dere' desk Be. 981. Frelghte.—for notice to Liverpool sad Leeds* the rotes are 41 Si. to 41. 7e. 66., sad for seeds to Lesilse 4f. 17e. 64. to 64. per ton. A large amount et towage has lately arrived, bat the whole hes been freely tale up. CALCUTTA. Nes= 8. Indigo has bees Is good inquiry, sad Acre hes bees mom caupetition for several lots et as edvaare of sheet 6 par lb. on the October prise. Raw silk km she engspd eed inquiry, cassegaeat au ths aura tram boa sad UM " . . . . is frayorts iht saleela at bylaw Ms has lass in mils twist, mama salsas. ply &haw. paidarib. The aurkst Nathan Wilda tad an sinew, wadies% sad astala The palls oopsa of pilaw has Liao groat West in the mosey market. In tb. Imam supplies aro satrable reported in Oaf taatrsvku SS Mt* •WM then those ot the lisaks. Beassonsat Beouritias haws allahtly laproyed, sad aro weedily dleasarlable at 6 to 8 per seat pia annum The Beak at Bowl he reduced Ipa seat. at &mum of O.veraywt saaapasaaaa Iseheaso.—Afar the tispetan of the lest sal, the acheatto bad pas up a litas ; Oat it kes sista takes a dowaward toads/ay, sad it is sow Mink to prawn lat. elms (aim mamba) paper at bettor than la lip. to Is. 214 ; sad awes rata IN rise likely to be ushasesed, as ter as we eat jodge from plant apposinuter. Freights, on the lest mesa pease, were for some days almost at • stead still, but star a while rime trussastioas were entered tan withal atablisood a &alias a 10.. per tea. Lately emir hoary arrivals hays suds shippers sold bait saga. sad at slain bads... Tory deli at our deli The Emperor el Resole with the (head Dukes kayo left Bt. Petersburg for Moscow. The Greek Legion has been thebeaeled. A letter from St. Petersham, in the Caseate gunnel, says : " The law which existed is Ronda and forbade to Rood= nobility to educate their children abroad has been revoked, and in future the children of Russian nobles will b• persitted to study in foreign enivenitiss. Byer, individual, either nor chant. landowner or artist, will be allowed to !revel freely in Europe with a Russian passport, which will east only a raw roubles iastied of the ammo= sun laid before The fleiesevele. a Musa me?, amonga the maps of a polWal prisoner, seated Fenn 0:44 from the deepen of Masts.. Es bad oat the ban of hia window WWI all. tad let himself Ike* be his Ante ad bed amine. It none by elope bed ben earefilly prepared, for, epos neaten it he. bola reartalent that a catnap WM wattles fee lila at pose Moans hes die prim. ♦ letter is.. tiepin ststes that she Grand Dothan of Twomey, is *lnns to be pewees at the se cosehmeatof be. diming. the Counan I. 'reveal, his "OMOI•hd tL 11111Tbal Of Ilig na, the heisatarf rd..* el Tong, with • bestalee <i rkliesa• U. FRANCE MOM eve own 00iSAMPONDWZ) •PARIS, MONDAY ETINDIG. The amino at to-day, acceding to expectation. It Is conlinsd that the Last regular sitting will be held on Weiniday. All the plenipotentiaries have now revolved telegrepkie 'alienation that the treaty of Mani ID les less ntiled. Alta tie inhume of the ratifications, Count Orloff intimai to pay a abort Ant to Naples, to use his moo, who wee dangerously winded in the Crimea, and is now staying in Italy for his health. There are MIMS of a very serious nature with regard to the present relations of Austria with the It Desna to be certain that so far from having enunessed the evacuation of the Principe/friss, as woe reported in several joarnals a few days ante, she is framing exam= for continuing to occupy them for an indefinite time. Now if Amnia should maintain hoe troops in the Principalities (without the express sonsat of Turkey) far one hour longer than the nessenry time for marching them off, after the con deism of pease, she would be guilty of a flagrant blush of the treaty under which the original occupa tion took place. Cis France and England suffer nob an Weak? Whatever may be done when It comes to the point, the French government, as far as word goes, is assuming, I believe, a decided atti tude against the Austrian pretensions. Mean while the news arrives by telegraph from two different points of the oempaas that an Austrian army is taking up a position along the frontier line of Parma next to Piedmont, and that the Xing of *Jardine is marching an army of observation to form a line on the other side of the use frontier opposite the Atietrians. This attitude of Piedmont and Austria, after all that we have recently heard of radical die agnenents between them on the Italian Testicle, leaks very anima. PARIS, TonIDAT Eva:lmmo. The rays repeats the new, of yesterday, that the Congress will hold its last sitting to-morrow (Wed nesday), with the slight variation, "enters prevented by unforeseen circumstances.' Lord Clarendon will, it says, leave for London on Saturday instead of Friday. MIL de Beal and de Manteufiel, it is still positively stated, will quit Paris on Thursday. They are making their farewell visits to-day. The Pays confirms, in the following paragraph, the substance of the saws which I transmitted yesterday •.—" The somadary plenipotentiaries who remain in Paris may yet had meetings if required by circumstances, even before tie sitting in which the ratifications will be but the sittin as g of tomorrow must, be regarded the official con cludes of the congress of Paris. The day on which theradleations will he szoltanged is yet uncertain. It Nest asessuarily aped it the arrival of the Otimema ratilleation, bee we meat that there is way reuse to believe that this Sweaty will be esesoglidied bdws ths end of the meth." Now hes base rushed in Parts this evening that Prim Gmegory Ghilta,the hospodar el Moldavia, has mat hie resignidee be the Bohan. The iseree creel with some flatness, but there wee a fhweerable medics in the after part of the day. Tr. Rama ultimately rose 160. for cash, and Sao. for assent, closing at '73.30 and 73.90. Credit Mobilise rams 16f. The Grand Central Railway rose in esesequeos of a report that it he applied for a ormesedes of a line of railway horn Puy de Dome to Ihreallhs. This would be a very important under =The distance between Paris and Marseilles be considerably shortened. Notwithstanding the repeated assertion that the Emperor would not for some time to come sanction any new enterprise likely to absorb much capital, this rumour was so muh credited that the Lyons and Mediterranean line was depressed in consequence of it. Railways were generally in better demand, the Austrian and !Uranium lime included. At tha Court of Assiu of the Seine to-day, Bau mann, the anent who killed his mistress, the Cum tees Canmont Worse, in the court-yard of her hones in the Champs Elyse, wan tried for the murder. M. Oscar de Vallee, advocate-general, appeared for the grlion. The prisoner was defended by M. e ie ll:, an ex judge, who resigned his judicial fano tines in 1830. The court was crowded with sputa we—principally ladies. The murdered lady wee connected with many of the great families of the Faubourg St. Germain, and the audience was to a great extent composed of her relations, friends, or acquaintances. Nothing remarkable, beyond the original report of the suastrophe, was elldted at the trial. The sus and substance of the case is nothing mare than this, that the countess was an eccentric person who was in the habit of scolding her servants', and that Baumann,losing him temper, turned upon her and took her life. Hs said in answer to interrogatories that he did not mean to kill her; but there was some evidence that, finding her nearly dead, he had said he felt that he was committed, and had deliberately finished her. Nothing transpired to con firm a story told by the Indellesdamte Beige, that this Baumann wu the same man who had formerly made a murderous attack upon a German countess at Me nials. Amon the witnesses called was the widow of Mental Gerard, who deposed that although the de ceased liked to be well served and wee rather severe with servants, she was in the main kind to them, and frequently gave them presents. At the moment of sluing my letter I learn that Baumann has been sentenced to hard labour for life, from which the we misery inference is that he has been found . guilty, "with extenuating circumstance;" otherwise the gentians must have been death. The story of the fatal duel between French racers at Grenoble, in which it was pretended that both combatants were killed, is a hoax. The Corsitast truss: admits that it was imposed upon by a letter bearing the Grenoble postmark. The Union du Var says :—"lt is said to be in contemplation to establish a camp of 25,000 men in the Plaine de Graeae, near Grimand. The ground has been examined by General Fleury, aidede-oamp to the Emperor, accompanied by an intendant of the army. The general, who was charged to examine all the points of the coast between the Iles ellyeres and Antibes, decided, it is said, without hesitation for Cevalain. The projected camp will be formed by troops belonging to the army of the East. There is else a question of establishing a hospital in the Ile du Levant, one of the Hydras. We believe that the site of the camp could not be better chosen ; the Roman armies used to make long halts there on their way from Italy to Spain." THE FETE AT THE HOTEL DE VILLE. The fete given on Monday evening by Baron Haeismean. the Prefect of the Babe, in hawse of the pleat potsetiartee of pesos, wee (says GaZigmoos) one of the mot that th. Howl-di-Valo of Pus, famed •e hie for the admfr•We emasieatios of its meals of feetivity. Imo eves witnessed trials Its walls. Althotyb, to • arida Most, of a privet* elesrestsw, the mrammiseate Iren diatindiddied few a seardiessoe worthy of the viola limited. The satsrlelaiwat tousletod diet of a pra•d _ • &nue of early ens bewared cowers, and afterwards of • theatrical perfenuate, arnambeg of ea open, comma, sad I ballet. The dinner took plum Is the Salle da Was, tad the table, "rhea lad out with is Ash plats, dims uses, dowses, cad spludidly met glue, proemial a oserp-crail which it was almost imponitile to surpass. The out play sonsisted of the Bail of Clarendon, Comet Orloff, 0)11'4 /I mil, Baron do Manmade], Count de Caroler, Loll Tuba, sad Boson de Boarqueney, who were the pia ci* gusts of the day; of the Presidents of the Senate. Legislates' Body, end Council of State; the Mainers, with the exception of hi. Naga., who was slightly indisposed the manhole sr admirals, presidents of the Tutus law sults, the priasigal diguitmlas of state, • certain amber of emestors sad deputies, sad a few fereignen of soelnenai. Muer was eattunatd at halftime urea, sad the games were so disposed that a gentlemen and lady were placed eltenately throughout the whole length of the extensive table. lima Naumanaa had en her right Coast Or and oa bet left Loll Puha, the Priest leaving Lord Clans. dsa en his right, and Coast dui on his left. No penes preseat waita d form, all ennuis' in plainstealag drma The residue ansbmsadmo and Walston of the Nun assembled et the Congress were about, the guinea ef premed's*. having la this, as on other cessaleas, promoted them high peresuges from atteatilag. Daring the re. put. a ailitay Mal pm lomat *Mien% marches, tad symphonies hoe the best eemposan. The gusts rose Ana late at • Me alter situ no toast bowls, bus imposed dubs the nooks; sad, alts tabs aloe Li wet tie privets drawing-roans of the prefect, proceeded by tk• Bells des Carotids, S. the °I WO des Fites to witness the thestrisal perinatales*. There, Mont one third of the whole length of the noble nom had bees cot et sad coeverted fan a temporary theatre, with a stage raised about six het above the floor, the remaining spice being disposed with seen of mimeos velvet sad gold for the sadism. The later spate was agile divided, though unequally, the rainier parties menet the stage being reserved for the persona who had bees at the dinner, and for a few of the mare distingnithed pests of the evening; whilst the whole central portion of the run Maids the bar of separation wee occupied by elegantly-dressed WOlOOll, the men beteg confined to the aides, or standing behind the beautiful parterre of ladies. All the orninsan of the theatre were in patio* bunion, with the gorgeous fitting-op of the gallery, the drapery at the sides being of crimson velvet sad gold, and the certain of satin, of a paler tinge of crimson, richly embroidered with gold. At a little after 10 o'clock the Princess Yithilde sad the Deans de Alto haring arrived, the performance onamemeed. It c =Meted of Aaber'e opera of the Cowart • to Cow, by the elemsn of the Opdra Boutique; Hallos Dupree tang the principal part, and the c,korans beim; nag by the pupils of the Comeinateize. AN the name of Use opera suggests, a cousin is given on the stage before "the Prince" of the plea, se that there wee thus doable representation of the same event —• =deal performance before the dietieguiehed guests invited by Baron and Madame Hausmann, and another before the Wale court on the stage. The latter eireuistanes wee turned to mount by introducing several eminent perineum in a mileallaneons concert, In which Mdim. Albeit in two songs, Borman on the bees, and Atari on the violin, were nub applauded. After the mean • ballet-divertiesusent wee given, in which Mdse. Rosa sad Mdlle. Couqul appeared:All the artistes summed inspirited by the illustrious audience before them, end the applaus wu frequent. It wee after one when the perform ances concluded, and a splendid supper cloud the eveninen hospitality. It is impossible is imagine anything more sue cesdul than the wholipfele, even to the most minute dotes awl the guests left at half-put two, charmed with the genes with which Helms. Hausmann had done the honours of the evening. Poe the pentad of such persons am are Mini In culinary lore, we subjoin the 'nun of the dinner: Patsies: Ala bisque, au: prig:tsars. Releves : cups dn Rhin la Chambord, chevreuil ila purls de gibier, trait's, sauce Portugaies et Hollandaise, agneaur. Entries; Filets de basal II Tyrollenne, poniard's ila Prrigouri. dine, Mete de maidens, mayonnaise de soles, jambons as Bantam, galantines de Bar:avail's, supreme de volaillcs au trams, ferevisses a la Bordelaise. &orbits. /Ms: Palmas trails, biomes et mulatto, pita de foie grey. Batumi*: Asperses, chartreuse sun oranges, haricots ruts, marguerite, truffes as yin de Champagne. Desert ; Praha, rains, anus', compotes, pitta's • to. Tins: Haden, Mugasz-Rausan,Chituu-Le rose, Brane•Monton. Chilean-Li 4;ille, Chitean-Leffitte, Radesheimer,Chitoas rrYgsem frappe, Romance, Chambertin, Cleo Vesper, Urea, Champagne frappe, eminence, Stains. ITALY. NAPLES. (mom OUR OWN COW NAPLES. APRIL 10. The crown lawyers have at length decided that the British government has no right to interfere with the Neapolitan government in the question of exchanges. The remonstrance of the British residents in this city therefore falls to the ground, and we have to look to the current of events for effecting what we shall never receive from the justice or wisdom of this govern. meet. Perhaps the evil may be said to be already gradually correcting itself. The low rates of ex change have tended to increase the imports into the country—the balance of trade is beginning to adjust itself, and a very important fact it is that, since February, no silver has been introduced into the country. Should this state of things continue it will matter little what price is paid for silver at the ?dint, for the exchange will return to par or above it. The question is, will the imports. don of merchandise continue to increase ? The point of exchange at which silver ceased to flow into the country was 624, below which it is evident of course that that metal cannot be profitably intro duced. Sinop then the exchange has risen to 633, when it now stands. Under ordinary circumstances the decree permitting the exportation of grain might 4va been supposed to diminish the rate of exchaege. Ths contrary, however, has been the case, for no new sales in grain have been effected ; in fact, for the English market I am told that not a single tomolo has been sold, as how indeed could it be when the certain lose would be 20 per cent.? The Bourse Gazette of Vienna says:—" The sudden departure of Count Colloredo for Roma where he is to fill the post of ambassador, is cow. nected with the consideration of Italian affairs by the congress of Paris. At Piacenza, on April 8, a priest named Gregorio Franchi wu banged for murder. The execution took place in the Boulevard Toricella. The bishop of the diocese and the clergy generally made extraordinary efforts to obtain a commutation of the sentence, but without nooses. THE MED. MALTA, Aran. 9. On the 6th of April, being St. Pabblio's Pests, the used illmainatioes took place, accompanied with fireworks,' abuse playinp in front of the church, where, in the everting, on such occeseou, all the idlers of Malta muster. Oa this evening a great number of tailors were present, and, think ing the rejoicing war in consequence of the proclamation of penes, got up • splendid demonstration lef groans end biasing. It was some time before the real nature of the dis play could be described to them, cn understanding which they went away very contented. MALTA, apart. 11. On the 9th, the Miranda, Captain Hall, left for Gibraltar, to relieve the Arid, which vessel is ordered to Malta for • court martial es some of the officers. Admiral Sir M, Btopford took • ramose in her to Gibraltar for the benefit of his health, he havieg been suffering for some time put. Admital Sir Montague Stewart continues to starry en the duties in addition to these of Commander-in- Met The Miranda, in consequence of its blowing hard e had to put back, and anchored for about thirty hours to the leeward of Malta. On the weather moderating, she pro. seeded oar to Gibraltar. The Ulm, French screw line-of-battle ship, arrived yes terday, as did her Majutv's ship Candor, with the Marquis Dalhousie as bard. His lordship is very delicate still, and requires quiet. He lamied in the evening, and went to an hotel, where he will stay a shut time, and then proceed an is the Cando. The Great Britain is filling up with bay, and will leave this evening for Coustantinople. Report sutra that she is to take an nosed • regiment of Guards to convey to Enna& H.M.S. Terrible is to be taken into dock at Malta, sad her crew in tt e meantime are on board the Hibernia. The Terrible will be Noma time in dock. H.M.S. Princess Royal, Ciptain Jones, leaves for Athena to-morrow, to send on the tt. Jean d'Aere to Canaan. tine*. Mr. Sweeney, Militant Heebner of H.M.S. Hannibal. was tried by cunt martial and sentenced to be dismisse d the service, and to years' imprisonment with bard labour. Tat Dahrilit.—ct letter from Berlin, in the CO* loges 01~4 says The government has received * de spatch from the Premiss embassy at Parte, aneoluteing that Prusla will likewise have a 'fusel of war stetioned in the mouth of the Danube." MUMS AND DEPARTURE OF RUSSIAN nu. sOnnno.—The tired steam transport Imperate.s, Com mander 11. T. Cox, with temsty-five Russians from Sheer ness, arrived is Plymouth Bound on Monday, and sailed therefrom yesterday with twenty Russian officers and 697 soldiers and seamen, callieg at Perth:tooth, where she will embark about 360, and then sail foe Libso, whence she will bring hook any English prisoners who may be there. Thai Russian pi Mt whoies been la the habit of sisitiog Millbsp rims, end who distributed among his countrymen money sent from their sentiment, took passage in tsa lesperatrie to Portsmouth. The first ditechment of Remises, 749, from Emnanund, were *eel is charge of Lieut. Veitch, R.N., at Millbay, Plymouth, on the 7th October, 1 6 54, sad frost that date to the preeent 1,370 in all have been lodged then. Doting the entre teriod they have been in medical charge of Mr. Robert Stevenson, R.N., whose uniform *Ration wen greatly appricioted. The deaths of twenty four show as avenge only of about 21 per cent.= Nude sojourn not the least insubordination hoe ' and the eaten services of neither the civil nor military authorities base on any occasion been required. When Mu goverment steamers Pike and Conliance were astute off hem the pontoon at Millbay to won, the Raisins tO the Imputing, the separation Lors the governor, hie , °Meer% aad weeders, could be likened only to rg ' of Meade, used cheers and mutter cheers IMOexchanged between the steamers and the nametoos spectators on the . waterside. Among 'boss embarked at Plymouth are seventy i seven seamen from the Diana, and forty from Ketch, and aRy-seven Greeks from the Crimea. The establishment at Millbay is ordered to be closed, end Lieutenant Vette% hag nosived iastreetions to pass the anima Onr to the Marine I Department