The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-10 00:00:00

,' ./ ---. ,e_ i5ii ,,,,,,,, ,_ Mos ..• - 70 , ..,4 4 :x: -psi Tit r 'ftoid _....... No. 3,009.] . - - ONDON sod NORTH WESTERN, MIDLAND.' AI ISB P. HORTON'B POPULAR ILLUSTRA- bios MANt 1tt.571.3. SIIEFTILLD, sad LINCOLNSHIRE TIONS.—Mr. sod M. T. GkRMAN RIND lit . .... I LWAIiiIIIIIIIT. meilatlmg at Henkel awl IMPROVE D roMdt NICATION with the MIDLAND DM Mamelededawitalpel mimlegred T 8 . 0 . 5..... IA TA SAW THROUGH ROUTE BETWEEN I= 4 ra ragia. o .‘ nom I MIN I EUM l a Do g 'repo% eTATIUN and IlUDDL28111:1.1), ILIA. (ewe { Gabory d aim& /AI. 112121144,1:. t. Tit SIIErIELD. 21 Oiled. sad limbldwilia Os siA after !he ht April.— ba Ms at sibilisk 22112. ; 2211 Ita.. IMO illarra= A moon tsars. le and Sid cake, to . Leamington) Nottingham. at Mia Ciatagy dream Mrs , A Mord= Terfameses rap Baur- ah* „ . S ~.k . io n ,a. o .i. mai so Itedderadekt, lishris, Sad Brighouse day. Mans *Moak win Mr few ISAMU hsallsPamilL 141 1 411114 w g. . re...11..t.9. mit Is se Molars at ILA eam. lam Oa &WAILS balm', Th. ra a roe haiaso L mice sat DM sad Nottingham at 4.0 p m. ao i is.. A -latelbot a ..r.46 p se "` "."'''' 64 " I" rTum 14.4"11 b. ' th "" ' L ' l '''. IAR. KAHN begs to ottoopeo to the Medical I.swa...tdrs. Perk) • rd alr Oral A ~,. ..t Owls. H• rids Zwl etees.‘9l ham Pork. Leeds. Bradfosd .15 Tralemies anl dr 222112 Oat 112 ainestad ANATOMICAL y 4 ,i n ar s s. Orhasisse awl liumbindell Ma Awed 4.1. NW None* MUSIVM ass le= We WWI •= 1 **DI sod 1.,t ri I. hilt 1.1.0 n at F. 43 p.n. 2.l2l2lbilann. et 2 bank IN . 1 Jaw.' ap tralst fwm Tat OM a.m.. and Leeds at 1.40 som.. trouser 4no mit nonnel imam row min 21 ~,,,, us Lisoloo at 4... p.m. Wised se 4.M. spedeunnol wary ante s me oder 1npn122122, Th tr oro ha. oar Loakm for no 111dbod • MOM al 9.46 a.m. sad tivisrme Mrs Vim*" nrisr. it, ~,. 2. haat pales softies Is Lemke at 4.0 p.m. rids p.aL. 1111 : 111 , 2sz ..,.., ~, 6. WNW 120 =l n 11. •33 is .I.c 0ti00..1. ben bin 2.417:12 6 114. I. s fowl 1 arta:Mir* too Med bile artik9 map Le led 21 101 dUn amain old esommyThis a1ma..... 1,122-1, , 2 anew, W. Mk bet. tem be 110 *IS 0:14111•11116 lit Wet. MARE 11131111. nab., ker. num. * De. italla=a:c too ro Maseteets otage. Reese Mathia s Mink Mt sad hights liseleget Is Maw=matts=l Le IC 2113. al Mal MOM -4. CommtsTalsaM. N E t t fPI3 rt4si. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1856. OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. THE CRIMEAN INQUIRY. AUSTRALIA. ' would shock the polite ewe of an English audienee, and it really is high time that such doings should be exposed. In the majority of lustiness, however, than cease, numeross as they are, never reach the eyes of the publio—the unfortunate sufferers by them being only too glad to escape from the ship in which their lives have been imperilled and made miserable for months. The troubles and difficulties on landing in a sew colony, and the anxieties consequent thereon, afford ether reasons why these disgraceful occurrences I are so 'midges exposed. In this way things have gooe en till this terrible disaster. The wreck of the &bombers has, it is hoped, thoroughly aroused the authoritite sus this side to the necessity of introducing a better system into passenger ships. The following is a oomparative statement of the re venues of the eolony for the years and quarters ended Dee.3l, 1864, and Dec. 31, 1856 i, respectively : Barrage for quarto, ending Dee. 31, 1866 £827,066 16 6 Do. do. Dee. 31, 1.866 725,312 8 4 .= frlA serit CRYSTAL GLASS SHADES. THOMAS XI XOTOWS pure WRITwisS MAIMS Wm* •P: peassm Ne 4 e ark Vane OW worn sms e.t.a's= No. AMU mac moor . 111111 mud., awbanvir new . 1 . 1 .117 0 rolled Or la dr 5147 At T Demme on On quartos £101,764 7 1 Devalue lee the yese nu £3,226,227 0 4 De. year 1866 .. ... 2,741,846 14 0 Diemen on the year DRESSING CASES.—At lir. MECHrS EBTA BLISIIMENTP. lit l••=0.11,8* 14. 4 . 1•441 ,4 kan 40444 . mill aria Pala.. are .abablted tiLtg em sparloses et 1~ masa hair. la DIMMING C• 118. droostar P. ral Mbar rtliks st NNW yr law. Imilab we rrAmotstke. • siguile impersmit sr rnr swim immeaetures awl biota' table. Wes saw& mak Wows. grew. ma. &a &Iv- Nei wimemixliml. Ilimp= mfraiso •I•lllbmatklairmat• • ems Om Ram at as IN the Ws at glosin itill• la ipmes. *dm aril 6 NMI, Midas Gold rousse for 1854 £447,897 14 6 Do. for 1855 368,943 18 3 VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKII.—' V To pn I P1P1:111L-11• TRIM' Deck COMM Mee =lke tat' 'N. 141•••tne Ale* : OA : AT.% LA NT A : . tees. fee CALCVTTA. PAN TREK. Hi imp. ler CA. CITTA. rT 1.::I: lA. SRI e••• ,_for CA WYTTA. ILIAWA% II AM LT•:3C, AP tee% ter RIO JANEIRO, EAsTERN cITT. ll= t••••• I. r KEIIII.teIIEN and asmsAY. CU AO. k ERN. AU tetm AR NE. , YORK yr raw lerese oserant• In Oa Irkiana A •,••• kill ba.larana tbe Wee. mid Wharf : CAO went. awl the ilbasfinny me w d 1. , rylli the elleper • chlor. le 011 y of = i t We Ihe 1... le lile re, e a. tekml.l the 4tiaveleßeelme et ergdenier He sob m rhelver•l uhsrl tbe,befeemillitere is ti tlis the MR M l i . ~,, we. Me le the / Oh quamailall of NO Ifte asa rze u 4s u jit yard an &On ed Mem le / ehee. sea Ali plug la Um Milk& r y*liii Ns in:Z i nid . . e n ri:reil I* 11.. .41114 of dem , Poi pil ie.! bit et %HIV v A rt g.e . le a ! teuesileirl 6. He Hui 11-eurst. IP . 00 % • rlf ewe* ille M .RAIIS bl= "1 :114r p um. 7 l. o 4 s = grii Os r . :11 . 1= b as e r* Ni. :a have t ariembdlial 0 . al zhi t I. a aI . •1 a s bk• .i a t mows mizim, C =l ti.. B % . . • 7 14 be le aislie balm ow for the e Or emplel le lone le emir Wier. " Ts Rilec7b"'"ooe I. d s . --=.: , ,_--- t . I tom the I le of teen No I: tes• tiar.e. : sae; penleeleme mg be ebllles - 72 Amen. Rued we al the sem at lio Mei iell eget near strem—lly ceder. H. CAPPER. Hasepit. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK.B.-- • flol siotolos of disboOdone sod Mhos Is allot sIllosjo! foils. Woe* by dos Dab for go illy of mod% stooson ; SIM slisour . Mo ems nolilmo. =,,itoreser il lbo 1 =for voot Mg bo i ftor 4. l to too t o wil tow, vto : arms. it& .7 pm Imams. 1r0.04 /idle-dos No spites dorms Aire Int bees dz.' Vor= paw ebb. ruts lo limbs ens. OM Ilos dosillol=rolat s Mom : PaLlei ewe.. .... . .. U. pet tam frostslM) Wm Memoirs . ... . St I raise Amnon . tt..l . fPm Imags• Verb bolsi se dl..hargiegl a the Lock; .41 bet allowed to adjust *dr omploos too IT w r y . 111 ore" C. QUM. WilealL EQUITABLE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. aim si l msravr...... INTI2/11 CAPITAL ea 21te 1111Wireelotree.IMA aqAtte . Timm PER MIT. RAIL ANRUITIWL 5AM 7 . 7 . 4 . C.trH 04 NORTOAOL C1e.. 4 00 . EXCHEQUER RO: 130,/lltet the SOCIETY Resnais of /OVA lICNDRIO THOU. com POUNDS pse Di meet rewhAtoten 4.4 the eleerel tweet el tie ebony eel* WO tlevet. , r. are eloponered b vest 11/11111.1111111 I Wan It taw Oa tweeliee A1 0,1t4 on ow alai the wale IVA sal the Amps Masai made tw t l . .MOOI mean neeael tesallaeal la el sea aloe Slo peop wly , ee ARO Naar A Weekly Cant et INeent. le WWI 'inn Weirsbe. Rees to One o do& to melee Propos!, lee Net Memel' WY el a ell tergesetine of generAl 1.. near. Proepretwes erne OWIDION essistrites/ et IWO •WWWW: anent, &Medal letarere to is be lad al sipaasalta IA OSSA whys attatesttes belies 4 4, Om Tea to yaw Vela& ARTHUR MORGAN. Atassm THE LONDON sad EASTERN BANKING CORPORATION. RaabNobel baJawasszy. Ir 4. Pima 011101.17. Camsericreet. CRT Hyde Park lansls. Me Wimboerecteneee. The Ilea. JOHN CA IMALADER h e Charisma. JOHN CANN AC MIN. Esq.. 1.R.5.. Deputy Cheletee. CURRENT ACCOUNTS are operal to the seal maw vrlth imWeise= reetlek I ter east. Inionat Wag alkorset ea the salable= alteleare. ACCOUNTN.—Pme Pun. dencited tea d.y: oa3l 5 par cent Awe& Thy. rate I. reesiated b at y the thomeat rated the % WIeCOVNTIL—TIio field for olitibilinent et missy by es likeeedif of this hank is India enables the Corporaktoe Is Alm a iheoetts foe leedthened dud periods facsiandlie Maid breast Isseeetta are ,skirl foe the slated:bodeof ea*. Reek or Ire yarn certain. at I per cent per rune. phi btriti ; kr thee dediedie receipt. aro giros. made trawl...able, tf dee JOON EDWARD STNPURNS. Ramer. READING SAUCE, for Fib, Cisme, Gravies, Irma E liselehl te —.I omir dad am sole =sid sematacterm of the DI BAUM dr the Eel* salmi Se Neellimil ley may iii :*" . l ee, ... Nisi meteglee. It theieltarie, - Na,e le O. Cadagageseil=g= Ji al their Itelentecten.ukeeteeet. Iteedlog. MI etbersen Mee eve the mute, - J. eut . Iteeense." ea the NNW of 06 bottle: without theism, ars 1•111110. KINAII ANS LL Vi HISKY.—Tbis ailebrated old 1 rida WWII lo biebly rscoisissoisd Is limil GAS der sod oloolowoodo Obit, cubes for rolOoll 1 . 4 .16..., rz : m f it io. ,..p lb ,,f.. z t.. : . L.img ory miltall . . lolag . wadi w t. setinsirits Cis Craisissil IN soled is OS oak an so ISO brisus is stalls ; tram Os 511231 s IL Med* Is= ;at m& tram 0116. sisi M. S. ono Bar nit& HEALTH OF LONDON. The amber of deaths registered is Leaden in the week that sided a Saturday we. 1 284. In the tan cor responding weeks of the years 1846-56 the average som ber wee 1366, which, if reined by a teeth pert foe natant of porialatios, becomes squid to the number senay nil's tend le.t week. Last with the births of 943 boys and 923 glee, le 011,668 children, were regiment io Lnedew. Le the ten comer poodles weeks of the years 1846-56 the avenge 'number was 1,513. At the Bey& Obeenatory, Grenwirh. the Meta height of the bertheneir in the week wee 29 776 le. The highest Maisie war 30 14 hi ire Sandal Marsh 30th) The setae temperature of the week was 46 4 deg, whieb is 2 6 deg. above the average of the mere week ie 38 years (as deter mined by Mr. Oleisher.) The lowest telemeters wearied as Moeda), and wee 24.7 dep. t the wind veered towards the wrath, sad the highest was 66 8 den, and conned ow the following day. Tbe meow dew-point temperstere was 33.8 deg. ; end the &thence between tri's sad the mean temperature of the air wee IS 6 dn. The temlentere of lb , weer of the Thames me to 49.6 des. es flaterday, th e lowest on that day was 46 5 deg. ; the ewes of the week was 45.6 deg. The wiled blew mostly fora the onstla-imet and eolith-west. The ran as stemmed was only G 9 le. Is the minter which hole jast torinteated. compriang January, Feb/eery, sad Werth, the public hulas waa better than the poyulation of Loudon usually enjoy in that period of the year. The temperature of the sir was generally high dulling the first one wash,. The seas temperature of the enamor was 401 deg., and that of the seventh week wail 47 deg., or 8 4 deg. above the average. The total auletter of deaths is the three months was 14,533, which is little mere then that of the Isms visitor in 1852, when the pr pi lanes was set so greet; it is aeo lees than the number. in 1853 and 1364, and math lose then the numb*, in 1856, which rose to 19,627. The mete temperature of the quarter shot hes sew pima wee 6 deg h whey than theta( the roe reependiag quarter Is 1155, end it Is probable than to this eihOOINateGOI le doe a diliernee is the neither of the 111•01 le the nisei of more than 6,000. bCHWEPPE'S MALVERv SELTZER WATER. moa t lard*. nay Well awing at Nabors, nacorned for Y. J. d. sad Ca tan non 'Roddy., a SILTZEIt W A TII walk t mik =4.w saL Madkonal twatarties wb att Ilan nadared tits dyks i D o celehrated. They tontine. atanufartsulag Boas, Pear Wawa and Ide.sate, at Landon, 161.4. • wad . Evesy bottle a prowled by a rot latel beano' deadanda. Tn BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS is liasunto be nhtained of PH ILLIPP sol COMPANY. S. KM, WILLIAM.STIII LT CITY L0111)011. mow soot; Ti.A*-1*.*1.. 20. 101. it.. in.& •Itimst Price t Limbo pub:LAW trmy week pu g c 4 OM Lambe ILartete, smil tree h as op 1 1 10101 mute pr%se. ?RAI semi COMIS Se thot vane et 404. ce wards ma ainbliP kw Is esig Ram 'Wm es mutat lovre to Zadiad. ALP.A•CROWN a POUND is sow the Woo of pad Cows law Werettosou of las UM hall TOII kiw tia.A Cller. tam, at la. per lb—S. Groat da AL DEPARTURNT.—By Straw sad Railway. W OA. Thdibury iM Xlegriaird Depota.—llettee's auk teem the Colliery to the Poets:Perko. Ay the • to llettea. Ned Northern...keit ; or the Igarehlocree 11 e{heedolchrewert. tboroltehly ereeetted. I . = r a : . Wirs. whoa e. 4 . —. }ASA sad lo.ktliareer g La... REIM'S WATERPROOFS are do best Midge tee use: Uney •111 INA WI weathers, sal see= TIKIr pineal me by felnleki "enema sad N Ithal WY. lo 4111arla of Um moat I. Obi l lee glaty. lac**, 9 Othese 1.... Ls me the beelever noble, kii. ....... limy se a cenamon bore, sad winkles se Amery es theee le wake ibmthe wpm, glove., MA% berie, wii.• mots sod 40.4 r, f a Meth se = e& l ' ln' the Lawn,. rem Iron :+. , el. cod'. a eft peg wade serte.l eith the wag of 3. V. COADIIIO. Ilk wad Teeniewlekr. DIA= or Ms- Mows BAR/art.—Ms play gates public will leer wi.h irt grit the d. sit of ibis pestle. inn, *Melt oeearred at Montreal ea the 18 h ult., .her • Magi rin• Mans of sassy months. Asa ditliseetor of Prerch sharseter be obtained • alter ty which. save by Mr Witte, he Val entplittely unrivalled, sad it It ant tot much *say that be wee ths only Enslish eater win ever salmi a salad sown at the St. Jinn's Theatre. The stamp. el til• Mr. Boehm to maks that es • b.teihmasit • warm at bean keepers proved a • anifiot fa leq bsS s ismwsty glean f light was east spna the if ri by die pesissisa et "Menelesr ingest," which lirMaisett bal pen the Freon, sad le which its pigs' as wises .1 shareeter. Mosokor hugest. is hat, Sawn a tows-ts k, aed Mr Buastt, as the ill mu cies, Cal is In the toil)• piess of panne, was one rf tie son fusilier iglus Is Oa mind of tbs loaeoarr. At several orbit astahltah. II ... I . 3YDENHANII TROUSERS and MOM /MILLI., Itrothers.—Tl.•9l)&nharn Troturrs are NA 11/ repitattra. Inn 44, t mat.sl.l4, pelf nateris al = O. Ibn nn In in• pale 4r. Afl. a pair an Unit Mew Imalnllen.. An 1n....e mk alum rualakn Maw ~ daintul an soft InelLnin IV ...hwy.., elt.V- lestl.ty intl law price ll ed damp. MN Iry 4,....1 ~ I. them We int? , II ter, and 41•1 Mane IL Lim LPL. 11.41....=' , . LtAinue 1011. ralialls, ae.. hos. THE SUC. ESSFUL RESULTS of tbe Met bait 0n ..., b.., :i.n.iegi iwynett pet.tion UM ROWLANDO . CAMAS OIL ....oar larsnodr bow a , bag p.m la ea giortla stolondise. 111 mph %AMMO( of the Imam hair. sad alas awry odor ha. ealleJ. It pet. tete It hew hazed or west hale—ekanst .It from ewer drold= D Losoodelr oda aulr. .04 ri. J. Yee children I. Is trio' ally Y. a. format the la.l. 4 a trootUal bid 40 W. —Prfra id. sad T. ; barn kola wand to taw aosllL Ida IL ; aid doable Olo,laa Castko.--Ou In angler on In. arch " Ilsolool. OiL" ag goo lON, Sol. Sr A. SOW LAOLI owl BONS. Z.,, Lesbos; sad lo onsobro sad portamor, meets Mr. B nen hoe bon it bulks ease. NM he was a sesitter of Mr.lllasnesirs • m at Dravy•bra. I. the year 1864 het wont through a serif osso s of ferewoU poeforiosseee at till Aoe;p,l, sad playal in 'sec »Men all hie risings' Fr RIEBEMAIt. Pretested by R Tel — l , L'lttall___ eh .taetets. firstly tier...els be 4L a t te4 kw America, mai m- a rr i e.. "4 .l 6• lth. lad 11. 4 1" ,=... 4 11. 1 ... "4 " a T 5 ... r...* I ._ _ lll tit ,. . , trios that Ilia urea, being of a kind by ro rear Kw. Ns. I. Is • IWO* erbuis. us eiteustra rumor to or 'grad can rasing, right peer suilkiestJy fireeoeues. Tromooklity.l Oa wirer wan of three attractive to *gable his to ntire from hie prolookteal 03 • 14 " , " 4 " w w . " l 4.l.:„.. 4 .'""" l w ir ti rwar m ...l dada. A were tams tool. rtsostely tad the real'. ere bans tag her a . ~,,,,,,u . ../ . . TA...a g.,s, t i m e silica of h• hors, though the few performances he leasable nerdy fa Sas of Swan _ to tt Elul &fruited morel ratiebettoo Prom the United k m aNteAte Fetal. will7=rze Ma ehe proceeded to Cued*, whet. the molsorhlly hi .6%.l*"" * .!'A eronr I, magr r uue eseurrad whisk we bar reerded shove. Ile Barnett was vetc . : wril. sad al all anstailarg zups MI hasten set el II sea ortrewd member ef the Ida r ore ' en UM II withww,_thar loft .b im m oref.seioo, but sloe se e drareqs ember sad a writer h r the ir •• • •',...ra. ; : e itrl i ; d m in g i . • donor, . period pens. The tt Sartre Family," +Web he brit Op, 11. 11/6411114 ;Mg ionsz d NII. 'Nab. spa... lot Mut ile Camp gas; wee or of the =or sue t mod meld 'flagstone's err p. cdeesd !bp n the stage, and is se= e li t eames. farehria . I .14 still a pilesele mirrors *berm kr. Webetei fa wow& TIMM 'MST-CLASS ik . dsliag o irszr-a..."41.*-amet' : ...1-0,-.... ..%,,,,,,. Mt pa = bat 'GM Mos; NS Mos MM. IMMod Ilym JIM AYWi. New sad Improrad M Ow IBMS& M rlitas CURABILITY of CO TIM= 1 • of Me mot pendent stil et Sr Slum ft V. IL Sums% 14 el pal Ms *nits PAgellia is 1 1 •••1 IMA Auffor Was WA. GA. A Taiumill" NH DiriZAHINI st 111 ART. Lod= s ihre•A Oman. sod Le••••••• mmHgUM" Woo le pad IS damp. and ThAItABILIII Wooed by ASOIIIIIICIA ; m. Tympberi. Idhate. mid Seaford OM LW* ad T. H. Torsis. N.D.. NNW= is Ur 01111111111 Pod ladAutka. Limbs: 11, Zonal laidase• mad bf Poi WT. [tea Ur AWAIT.* LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, Meted to DOUGLAS !MOLD. •YERIIOII W SMELT CI RC LALTIOS —Nem& of ITO" • °POUT nor for •DYitITISSIS. It metals SIXTY COLUMNS. tadofts the 'DRY LATIOT DITSLLIWICIt, pre. TWOMINCIL or nreeesso goitres. at re Nem •oper k er Skeet form LLOYD. 7. IS Latass. ER DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPS& Wee vellemed MA. divegoi lAL M Muni &MM. Mr mMesie el Me ememerce -A =Gra Me m u, int end babe ef Me sem& newe—te Übe SWAMI Cd r 1 6. 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Immtirmem. WSZetri DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, le Loudon, at IL par qviartra—MMlT 1101111/10 WAALI ~ t „.0.0, 11a —NVEIVING 19s. 6d. par pr.-11. ADAM& 9. Wealataitm. Nen Amt. Tei ATSWATER.—DAILY NEWS LENT TO ItIAD; art em to the osvi tor t oo rwet oolk i r s. ll4 . ll. cr . o= , ...ri ews ta A =aso.—X. 11111W014 THE EXPRESS.—Ths PUBLIC sad tha TRADE BIIPPLIZD envy sttersosa bisifirt fear Viriet e Xl e OTYPIIIIISON. New UM. No. liniftgiumkost, I est FOURTH DAY. (Concluded from yesterday's Express.) The De pat y Judge. Advocate, by order d the baud, then informed Wood Tulloch that be was at liberty to make any statements that he wished to the beard. Ctlonel Tulinh cosimeoced hie obseentions by expos deg regret that be appeared dose in deface of the report. which he bed melded to draw up but he felt it to be hie duty to give the board ell the lof =ration that he posseesed, mad !to make a stets:sent which would have the erect lof removing mash misaptrehenaion that appeared to prowl on some of the matters touched epos in the roped. In doing this, however, he wished it to be siderite= that his observations en that occasion meet be considered es is no way egoetieg his oal'eague. To conolude such a ?mod las that which. in cinjonetion with Sir J. 111'Neill, he hid based, without giving offeues to some, was of coarse set to be 'spewed; but the tommissioners bad lb, mit feed= tf knowing that the report had hem cm. dims= by the public, and by her Majesty's go mgeseint, to be mast temperate awl modem= Me bed no feelings of 111-wl.l anted Lora Lucas; WS= as personal knowledge of Lod Lnrau, sad we% elseedere, not likely to hays any t mans him, alidfteeled • great reaped for a onaley °Meer with whom MO Man segsainted he woe net likely to wish le dams= the dider. • Referring tie the proesediare before the bra ea Monday, be remarked that the firstobjeetios takes by Lord Lena to the report was as to the statement of the amnuels elesers that the examisation of his lordship could t w o v oat any let =adios of publro importers= To this be re plied that the only evidence of leap vanes that Lord Lena could base given would have been as to the deficiney of 'IMPS= =dee that subject the cammieslosers had previ ously gathered all the information that was required. Thee Lord Luse took exceptions to their case= Sous of the mortality is the wally regiments hem the let of October to the Ist of Much, mad cited as an instance of the incerreotswie of their statement', that there was so heavy cavalry is the Crimea on the let of October. He (Colonel Twlosh) had returns ib that the let Dragoon, the 6th Dragoon Guards, tlint Heyde, end the 6th limekiln* Dragoon, and Is short, that even cavalry regiment, with ono ereeptlem,were Is th• Crimea et that date. Lard Lima moored= to say that his eely of jest was to ehow tint whenever they spoke oft= •avalry, the commissioners committed great timelier dee; but if they were is error, it was es the s'de fame= able both* amain, as he should have rani= afterwards= show. Then the tommissieners were charged with Wail* leg NOUN, to the dleptregemest of the cavalry. Oe Me subject be referred to the diffenet pleas of esker lateen, and stated that the ossaMmiseen were usable to get autheiest 'atomise= to give a m re accents return than they had dome of the mortality. He meet on= that the senate strength of the heavy brigade during the mouths of November and December. 1864, end Juisary, February, and Marsh, 1865, was 727 horses, end that there died dewiest that penal 601 hone, (sot =lading those that died in action), giving 77 per OW." the whole her. In the light brigade, daring the same p.rtod, the average nevi* was 467 bows, sod daring that time there died, seclusive of them kfiledis notion 324, mashies ea memo ef 92 per cent. These he gaited ftem authentis retinas made by Lord Lean t & oth errs sad teary yodel show that is the report he se will to Injure the cavity. When they saw such a fearful mortslity—men fearful than had ever occurred before or would probably env near egain—lm should nit be heed fault with for =meting at the time that gm Feeble means that heath iegeinity 'odd devise hen bras done to save the line of the horses spas which the Ines of essay men idealised. He sow posed from the figures to t foots ef the ommesirdoners. Led Leese had stet= that in .o oresbed the bats bees big= before the begismion of February tor the end of January ; he read letssua from Lied.-odeed Griffiths, of he &toad Drops= t Liget -Calmed Fins= Mint -Wo t ad White, Lint:C:lonel Lowe, lam= Coked Doogiess, Lint - Onleeel Doherty, and Wale damn, stating that their huts were tompestively Boa Feb Indy to Marsh, and es pligjales the names that had led es delay. He then reined to Lard Lease's statement Wet that ponies of the repodellb softness le the =amber lemon engaged In hutting der= 'MS inosense. se d sold that ie Demobs% ties sember et mon In the Crimes, of ail mks, oxen* sibellone nod =dailies theeember of sick who Orel net bees meet Is Ilswisot, sad odthewe'serveade, was 1,080; and that tho noel= or the light brigade was 739, making • total of 1.708 elf oh rusks, exelesive of °Seen. The report stated that net oes-flftk of the number of men hed been =gm= is battle*, sad he found that the largest somber ever amp is tbst duty between tit - 19th and 26th of I/member was 180 men of the light a =ll sod 60 of 'the heavy brigade, l ig ht a all shout 240, about 100 short d see-fifth of the whole seal= of men. Is refers.= to the attacks of Lord Liman epos him witouDy, be said that for a similar ser vice to that whisk he had_ jest been mooed a iambs Crimes he had been rowed= with the rank of mei or, whieb be vele= mere then all the orders cm Lord Lucan's breast, =Kw ft wee gives to his for bong intrumestal la saving life : the weed investigation would show whether his lordship dodo= Ma decorations for the same. He wished, before he dosed, to state that the report did sot animadvert at all upon the =nada of Lord Lunn • ' and he read the various passages n the report which his lordship considered Gestalt= enistedmrsions spas his eon =et, to show that legally there were se emend yentas* upon Lord Levan. Then was one gel sedversinn in the volume, bat it was sot on the noble lord art os say =seise in this sentry. When the per son to whom be referred showed Out he took slaws et soy- Oleg contained in the report he should be ready to meet him. The nest point was se is the want of rromptitude or ingenuity is dovideg some ens= for the shelter's, of the esvalry horses. The eolemissiontwe did not state who was to blame la this matter; it might have bees 50=3 1 Limn, or It might have been the %gunnies= Gle=4 B all they bad to de we, to stele f etc, end lean it th to draw internee , . Trey were IS air fetid be hobo bib the modest adieus. bat into the state of the seg.= Be I the Crimea the ordinary course wee to die nal= when stadia, wee not to be had, about dee het metre, and three fest deep, and to make en em. beolimest of two feet above the lent of the ', ega d 'hereby giving to the hones • protect= from the orb' winds of See feet; sad, jading from the results to the Crimea, he had every memos to my that the piss had been esesesseel, fer thorn who adopted it did not low one fifth Pert et their hems, nor anytbieg like It. Another plan by which the hones &gift have been protected was by coons sad tarpaulin obtained from the Alpe, and though Lord Lucas had objected that it would net have stood the wea ther, it had bee's seed with sneer by three companies of artillery. Sometimes It had biewn down, bet, epos the whole, it was fee= a very desirable mode of sheltering honer. But could they get it ? The galled n'oes', in proof of the possibility of =mid= these steel's, stated that there VON ARM ear-otthe Has at KIIIIIIIIO6, and that If then bad bees the slightest Immunity exercised in eases of this kind. by en application to Soil =minds 20,000 or 30,000 yards of sag sloth might have been obtained, and the delelesey on baud tee weeeele might h ere been imictsdiarolyeepplied from Consurstisoole. With regard to the somber of - men available fee the =room of sheltering boos= be seated that the heavy brigade le November numbered 946 men, mad the light locoed. 560, asehisin of eaves making 'sell 1,500 men. Mime mew, if eft to work, calculating dee rat= yens for them horses, might have due trend= and need nabankeestt for the shelter of the hones. As • matter of come, If such tem porary shelter had been Drowned, the men might have hoes out to warier ban few themedne, sod there would have ben nn eigleulty In =wisp them up long before they did. The President—Da you wish to put any teatime t 'Lord Lunn ? Col. Toltec's—Net at proment, bet by sad bye I shall have • ore.t number of quietens so pee le Leri Mean. I should wish to itemise nom other came first. Major Thompson, of the 6th Dregs= Guards. was thou ado aced enthsed by Chi. Tennis. Ills hones were in a very bee eouditloa In Demesher, 1364. They espwielly required dither at that time, awing to their °s eon dieies. The horses studio, is pickets wet. 'spored to the severity of the weather. without toy shelter whatever at that time, and • trench was dug, snorting to the plan described by Calomel Telloch, which was found of great admits= to the home. He could sot say whether this plan was generally =opted, se ha was en gaged from mortar till night, end melee= had an tudty of seeing what other Aeon wen deleg. All the men he h dto spare joined In this work, and provided shelter for the bower of those who were in hospital It would ban taken 150 ewe two days to hare provided such accommodation fir 160 hones. He had set a wade= number of minting teals The daisies were von bad, 8 .4 the shovels Wag lefeasens. and Wks is the handle Ith siodi.tely the men went to use them. Tha dithealttes in provide', philter fee the brows anee from the went of men, sad eel from a wart of tool.. Supposing he had had ass ves and tarpenlisp, he would have seeneded is pettier thefts, for his heroes. If he had had esthete= neves, end sOeupeehrs to owlet his seer, that sort of sheMse for the hems egiali have bees sweated lea day. It did not regain meal Mosesity to provide shelter fat the horns at that time. The Nerd, at four °Week, adjourned till eleven o'clock ea Friday. The Has. Leone Melville, we of the Directors of the Bad Tolls Coupes', 41.4 es the moist of the eta, taw a estates sank of safely*. This eves* pietas seeder test is the dinettes st the disposal of the Crowe.—SetiM end J. ON►lrtd Mail. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, Manx 29. Bina the 24th, the day on which the great rase meeting took plane in the valley of the Tohersaya, the weather has again been severely cold, with a strong and cutting wind from the north. Coughs and colds are now more prevalent in camp than they have been at any time during the winter; and these affections are very probably due to the circum slum just mentioned, and neglect of the precautions necessary in 00011( queue. There is, however, no serious illness of any kind in the English camps. The French are also much healthier than they were a short time since. We hear that at Pert the mortality has been very great from typhus fever. NU@ been stated, as a curious and .thil striking evidence of the different sanitary conditions of the French and English armies, that for some time the mortality among the French surgeons and deiftratitr• from contagion was as great as the mods lky among all classes of the British forces. One of chief physicians of the French army, Dr. Bandana, Las lately arrived from Constantinople to inspect the iseash ambulances, and has also bees visiting many of the English hospitals in the Crimea. Among other arrivals connected with the hospital establishments has also been that of Miss Nightingale, with eight hospital nurses. The latter are said to be intended for duty at the hospitals of the Land Transport Corps, the men of which establishment have been suffering from sickness more than any other parts of the army for some time past. Miss Nightingale has also brought up aquantity of hospital stores. It is understood that an extension of the armistice has been agreed to between the respective Com maoders-in-Chief. The terms are differently stated. All kinds of rumours prevail respecting the things to be done in the event of the negotiations terminating pacifically, the destinations of divisions and regiments, and many other matters, but they are not worth re prating. Hitherto, from the mere outward appear , once of the encampments, one might suppose that the armies had taken up their positions for many months to come. The French are making gardens in all dirso done, and in places even ploughing up the ground and sowing seeds. Many evergreens pare been brought up from the sides of the hills looking toward the north side, and various places too exposed to be reached prior to the cessation of hostilities, and Giese have been transplanted for the purpose of ornament ing the neighbourhoods of the tents and huts. Even these small patches of verdure offer a great relief to the eye in looking over the bare and trodden ground of the plateau about the encampments. The same succession of parades and drills is observed on all sides; though occasionally the marching out of a whole division, with its artillery, transport, commis sariat, and field equipments, and the reviews of larger bodies of troops, would indicate preparations for quitting winter quarters and taking the field. The second division is preparing to march oat to-day. On the 26th instant General McMahon reviewed the whole of his corps drawls in the plain of Beleklava, on the south side of the Fedioukine heights. The constant daily removal of Russian guns and stores, both by the French and ourselves, from the front, show that every effort is being made to remove these prises before the time shall arrive when the greater part of the troops mast be engaged in other occupa tions. • The cold weather hes interfered in some degree with the preparations for the grand contest in rifle retool which :was announced to take place at the ing of the meeeth. Naas e= trials have,. however, taken place In the several regiments and brigades, with the view of arriving at the best marks men, to compete hereafter in the general contest. There is but one opinion among men and oflioas of the great superiority as a weapon, in all respects, of the Enfield rifts over the Minifi rifle, for which it has lately been exchanged. The mail due on the 27th instant his not yet oozes to hand. The latest dates of Laudon sews is camp are up to Much ii. The following is among the ge & neral orders: Headquarters, bump , 1, Marsh 25. The Communitr of **Forces publishes to this army the translation of a general triter non ii by Mantel Mosier to the French army : " Bradqurtart, Frisch Army, Much 23. " The Snag you Mrs jest Mud his interned you tbat ties Empress boa given to Fresco as impirial Prince. Oar bravo sad loyal allies, the English and Budiniass, have also desired to tire a 'slate in honour of this happy birth. " &Adieu! Yon will be sensible on this day et the ease joy that the country bee lot; for, like her, los will see is this desired mat another satisfaction for our Empurr, a new pledge of the peat denudes of France, sad a striking mark of the blessings of Hamm " The Marshal Commanding in Cblsf, ((lived) " A. Pzussizz." (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) MELBOURNE, JAN. 18, 1866. • The close of the past year has been attended witit gloomy meats on this side of the ocean, and I have to record in the same letter the death of his late Excellency Bir Charles Hotham, the Governor of Victoria, the total wreak of the royal mail ship Schonberg, and the failure of the repreeentative party io the Council to form an administration. Intelli gence of the stranding of the Schonberg reached town with her passengers, all saved, by the Queen, steamer, on the 28th ult. It is with sincere regret that I have to announce the wreak of that splendid ship of the Black Ball line, the Sohomberg, on the Australian comt, and within a few hours sail of her destination. Fortu nately no lives were lost. The passengers and mall were all landed safe on Friday morning. The Argus says: With reference is the petfornsaaces of the vessel, cad the ceadnetof the captain, we have glowed the following from eau triads, in whom we plum implicit reliance, who were pressers on board. The TOW was overlooda, drawing over 25 feet when the left, and the cargo was chiefly iron and plant for the Goaloig Railway. Till about lat. 46 deg. 8., and its the longitude of Greenwich, there were nothing but calms and light winds, and she was be calmed for nine days ate deg. north of the line, and dysentery and Boeirtt cholera began to show themselves. In onager:lce of the trades being southerly they were forced to hog within five tales of the South American coat south of Pernambuco. They then fathead to land at T ristan d'Aeunha for fresh prow as, bat the wind again calmed, sad they lost nearly a week. It was not till a day past the meridian of Greenwich that th got fair wade. lithe then ran 123 deg. of longitude and B ey des. of latitude in seventeen days—the best work ever done in that part of the voyage, showing what the vessel could heap done nabs had been properly laden. She this fell in with light and contrary winds, which continued till Tuesday, when she sighted Cape Bridgewater. The captain is reported as Pros °endured anesellas a thorough searae, and was slave tip, sight and day, when in the seighboorhood of land. The catastrophe may be said to have arisen from his culety to bring his vessel in a maternal. °unto tort, from °wain Forbes not being acquainted with the strength of the samint on the Australian coat, end from the rase eadisaly Ailiag at a most critical moment. Oa the arrival in town of the unfortunate passen gers instant exertions were put forth for the accom modation and shelter of those who were rendered destitute by the occurrence. Seventy-five were ad mitted into the Immigrants' Home, and en additional fifty were lodged by the order of the government in the Government Depot in Ring-street. On the following day (Saturday) a meeting of merchants and others was held for the purpose of raising a fund to contri buts to the immediate neoessitim of the passengers. A subsoriptioa was entered into at the meeting, and about 40W. has since been subscribed. A large quantity of the luggage has, however, sines been ro covered, and consequently the parties are in as gad a position as they would have been had the yang landed them in the bay. A few of the pessimism still remain on the funds of. the committee, but the majority have not made any application for relief. The most unpleasant part of the business has yet to be told. From the very first moment serious ramous were rife with respect to the caused the stranding of this ship, and several of the yummier. openly se eased the captain of deliberately mooing her ashore. A committee of premiers was formed on their landing, which committee adopted an unanimous re port that the conduct of the captain and acme had been immoral and grcealy negligent, and that had the smallest amount of caution been observed the, ship woad not have been lost. This report was sent in to the committee having charge of the subsmip lions in aid of the walisims. sad • publie meeting of the passengers was held in the Mechanics' Institute on the 3rd instant, when these charges were openly repeated. At this meeting resolutions were passed condemnatory of the conduct of the captain and doctor of the Schonberg and the agents of the Black Ball line. I send you a copy of the Argo of the 4th inst., which contains a report of this meet ing, at which I was present, from which you will observe that the passengers agree in charging the loss of the ship to the culpable negligence of the captain. At a meeting of the seensittee of the Chamber of Commerce, held on the Wednesday pre ceding this meeting, it was resolved that the govern ment should be requested to institute the most rigid inquiry into the cause of the wreck. The cloy after the occurrence of the wreck became known in town, Lloyd's agent went down to the ship in the Keen steamer. When the steamer was observed, Captain Forbes went off in • boat, and re quested the Leers to come alongside. This was at once done, and everything that could be removed was taken off the wreck until night had set in. At daylight on Sunday the Keen bore down again to the wreck, where every . preparation was being made to tranship the remainder of the passenger.' luggage, by means of the only remaining large boat. During the night the sea bad risen considerably, and was breaking over the wreck fore and aft; the keen meld not get aloegeide in consequence. The boats and crew came off from the shore and proceeded to give all moisten°, in transferring the luggage to the steamer, but the sea bed risen to such a fearful height about nine o'clock a.m. that it was found impossible to work the boats any longer. Captain Mathews, in company with Captain Forbes and Cap tain Ferguson, the harbour master, then visited the wreck for the last time, and finding it unsafe to re main, orders were given to the crew to prepare to abandon her. About this time the steamer Queen chartered by Messer. Mackay, Baines, and Co., the agents, arrived with a stevedore and twenty men oa board, and immediately boarded the wreck and assisted to cut away the miseomast, the only one re mauling. Mr. Murphy, one of the agents, also came up in the Lioness, and boarded the wreck, soon after which the whole of those on board—the crew, the stevedore and his men—found it impossible to remain, and were taken off in the ship's boat,. The Leers then made the best of her way to Melbourne, with Captain Forbes on board. On the return of the Queen from Portland, on the 3rd, she reported that not a vestige of the Schoenberg remained, this mag nificent floating palace, about which so much Ms been said, having entirely broken up. Captain Forbee's statement, in conversation, of the way in which this sad catastrophe happened is briefly thus : The Schoenberg was on the starboard tack, under single reefed topsails sad reefed tortillas% sails When, as he istagined, be was shoat four to five miles from the shore, he I , V. orders to prepare to 'boot chip. The wind wee then (ailing every rebate, end there was • ' , rang southerly swell cm the sea; and when the attempt wee made to tack, t h e ?N W w oa d a s p. Th e shi, was then wore, the lead shoals( 17 fathoms of water at the time. The wind was freshesieer from the eptweed, and the ship cams rand gala. All sail wee mad* with her head S. by B. by the compass, right off shore when she struck es a spit of reay, end began to drift. A goat was lowered, and then it was diapered that there was a current to the westward of from' three le fear keots an hour. This thereat le set marked in the chart, although known to masters of vessels radius along the ors% Wiles the chip struck all tail was k• pt on her to try and free her over the spit, but this berg sound of ao avail, the sails were deed up and the anchor let go to prevent her drifting. About two hours afterwards her head bore straight for the shore, and she thumped heavily. On the morning following the meeting of the pas senger. Captain Forbes addressed a letter to the newspapers. The statements contained in this let ter have been contradicted by the passengers in a host of letters which have appeared in the three daily journal., and they most emphatically deny that the anchors were ready when the vessel struck. The official inquiry, however, if it should take place, of which there is some doubt, will show which state sman correct. COMMERCE WITH RUSSIA. (710 X ♦ SUPPLIXIIIT TO Tfa"OAIITTI") At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the Bth day of April, 1856, pretest, the Qan's Most Nuallent Majesty in Conon. Whims a treaty of peace .std frisadth e p has his. signed hewn" her Majesty and her Anise end the Euener of all the Resoles, it is this day adored by her Majesty, by and with the advice of her Privy Conseil, that the order nude by her Majesty is Coancil, bearing data the 29th day ei March, 1854, by whip it is directed " that se "hips sr vessels belonging to any of her Majesty's subjette be permitted to eater and ele:r out for say of the ports of Louis oath farther cider ; sad that. patrol es ' barge or 'top be side of all Itaselen ships sad mesh what sun T, Leg witbia cr which shall hereafter eves into say of the ports, harbour', or roads within say of her Majesty's dominions, together with all persons and effects on board the said ships or vessel';" sad such porta of any other Orden in Connell u prohibit trade with Russia, be hence forth revoked and dischused. And the RIM Honourable the Lords Connalainen of her Majesty's Treasury. the coremissioarre ter execution the chin of Lord High Admiral of Gnat Britain, end the Lord Wards* of the Outset Ports, are to give the naosesary diratiou herein as to thew say respectively al pertain. C. C. OanviLLa. At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 9th day of April, 1838, trauma, the Queen's Mott Esc*dent Majesty is Coen. oil.-11, is this day ordered by bar /Misty in Conseil, that the prohibitions mow subsisting under her Majesty's royal proclamation of the 18th dry of February, 1864, sod under divas enhaequent Were of cuuttell, on the importation out, of the United Kingdom, or carrying onstwiee, of arms, anessuaitioa, gunpowder, saltpetre end brimstone, marine "regime and boilers, sad the oompeseat parts thereof, lead, ' nitrate of soda, sulphate and mariate of potash, certain do teriptions et iron, and other "Wolin 'mentioned in such pro. Maenad us and criers, be, and the said s 1 traltibitiecte ere hereby, takes off And the Right Hoecusrable the Lords COMMilliollo/11 of her Xejesty's Treasury, the Cont. misdate re for scouting the °Mee of Lord High Admiral Of Great Britain, and the Right Honourable Lord Pawnor*, one of her Majesty's Principal fiemetanes of Eltam, ere to give the necessary directkes herein as to them may aspic tively app rtain. C. C. Onsviiith. THE OTTOMAN ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN linowLA LCD CO TTTTTT 1110/%II—TOO OMAHA electric telegraph between Shawls sad Constentinep's ie now opes for the tramastsaion of private despatches Beefy despateh mast be superscribed " Vole d'Asirimeale." Ity meson of the discontinuity of t h e list, swat the Dumb', 'high cannot be frowned twill the return of fair weather, such despelects mat besides bear the %Mail= " 00100rOlitT 40 Kowt.hosk." Tits amal dbtseee from Oiargevs to fibusla is three asses ; that from Shashi to Adriscoplo, two some; and that fame lauds to Constsatinople, thews arms. The telegraph oases Is Isglaad will, es endlag each despatches, restive On total sharp, not esly as fir a Giarrvo, bat through to their deal destiastim, aotwitb stomping the Mailed= "Gooversser de Iteestsbesk,' whirl is morel, intesded M 'swam thole tsammississ across the Deastk—Oeseato &item 1t Mr April 9,1969. Dimas' on gold revenue The abolition of the Homes fee hes not, therefore so far been productive of any serious loss to th; treasury. The principal item of decrease in the year bas been in the land revenue, of which the comparative re sults stand thus: Premeds of lead oaks is 1864 Do. do. hi 1865 Deeresee on the Tear This decline is to be accounted for in the reduced value of land, and not to a lesser quantity ha% ing been put into the market, but of this 1 will qua more authoritatively in my next. Under the head of Customs there has been an in crease in the items of spirits, cigars, tea, and sugar, and a decrease in tobacco, wine, beer, and coffee. There is also a decrease in port and harbour dues of 28,7191. 14s. 3d. The Chinese capitation tax pro duced no less than 11,0811. 7s. 3d. dsriog the past quarter, for which period alone it has been levied. On the whole, the statement of revenue must be considered satisfactory, for, while a decrease in the total receipts on the year has been shown, there is at the Name time an improvement in POMO of the chief sources of revenue, especially in the customs. The falling off is the gold revenue has been more than saved in polio& and other establishments on the gold fieldr, and so the measures of last session, in reference to the abolition of the license fee, may be pronounced to be financially successful. Trade continues to be very dull. No transactions are reported, and no decided improvement is looked for until the end of the month. Retail dealers, too, complain that business is below the average of the year. Gas has at length, after five and a half years of promise, been introduced into Melbourne. The death of the Governor has postponed for a fortnight the great public demonstration which is to take place hen in honour of the fall of Sebastopol. The intention is to set apart one of the park reserves, and after a grand military display has been made, to devote the remainder of the day to genuine old- English sports. THE INDIA MAILS. The Peninsular and Oriental Canipany's iteem-puhat Rusin., Captain J. K. Joy Admiralty agent, Liestouant T. TickeU, R.N., arrived at Southampton ye.terday with this heavy portion of the India, China, mad Motiterramon mails. Her dates were :—A lexandria, March 24 ; Mats, March 28 ; Clibralar, April 4. The Baas* brought 44 pamosen, amonfrit whom were Lient.-Coloael Timmins, of B.M . 70th Rmiment, from Bengal ; Limit-Colonel boats, from Madras ; Captains Chandler and Handley, from Callitta ; Lieutenants Brawn and Resta, R.N from China; Dr. Gathrie, from Cal cutta ; Lime. and Mn. Davis, feast Ma !ram ; Mra. Corbyn. from Ca'catta; Mr. and Mee. Otto. tram A ezandria ; Mr. and Mn Grant, from Bombay; Lista. Wiso, Mrs. Lash es*, Lieut. Frond', die. The Buzinosaperiessed lilleb hod weather on the whole routs, mipssially Minitel Malta sad Alexandria (outward). Off the latter port she was detained 27 boars, n-oble to pass the bar entrance from the high sea ranting, with a N.W. gals blowing, after which delay the parka: wts sig nalled into port by signs from a plot steamer. On Mu oh 31 she signalled the Seitah ship Coronet off Marseille, rear ing 8.8. ; and on At rd 6, Boer the Burling., ste poised a screw steamer, No. 12, *Meiling southward. She left at Willa. March 28, H.M.B. Royal Albert, Figura as Royal, Terrible, Miranda Tribes*, Medina, Gleditur, Odin, Firebrand, ranarn., Bpitabl, Caradre. Hibernia. Ceylon ; sad she left at Gibraltar, Aprii 4, H.M.S. Ariel. She left at Malta also the French tam-deck ship the Price* Jerome and the French corvette Werth' ; and at Gibraltar the French /0•0150211111 steamer Phamin. Match 28. The Vectisieft Marmillea for Molt. April 1. The Valetta left Gibraltar for Mane Iles. 3 The Madrid left Gibraltar for Cadiz; tlso Aibambra left Gibraltar for Southampton. 8. In Ist. 44.8 N., loa. 9.27 W., the Eosins pamed the Pere, standing S.W. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCUITY.—At the evening misting oat Monday, April 14, the papers to I e read are, 1, Letter to the Secretary from Dr. Sutherland, Nat.', South Africa. 2, Later asonnts respecting Dr. Livingston; end return route of the Arab merchants berms Allriea—com assisted by the Earl of Channels. 3. On certain arid districts end the eases of their dryness—by Thome. Hop kins. Rm. 'ROYAL INSTITUTION OP GREAT BETTAIN.—At the al monthly sneetrag, held on Monday last, the Duke , of Northumberland, ILO., in the chair, the Hon. Mr. Joe tics Crap pies, Montagu Chambers, R.q., M.P., Q.C. Charlie Palmer, end Thomas WllllOl7. Esq. were elect: d nrecatien of the Royal Isstitatiou. The Rev. C. Fynes Clinton, B. F. Dieppe Graham, M. Esseads, F. I'. B. Mania, and Almoner Murray were admitted members of the Royal Institution. Thanks were voted I. Sir Charles Lied, the Rey. John Barlow, end Henry Roscoe, Esq. for their discos's' so the evenings of Mereh 7 and 14, and April 4. The senate remind shun the last meeting were laid before the members. TEM SOUND DUEL—The Bourse Gazette of Vienna of the 4th says It is well known that the Ps rC confe rences hue refused to imply its attention to the question of the Booed den. Draw ark had several times attempted to submit the matter to the congress. At ths openiog if the coefereeces, the government of Copenhagen addressed a Stealer to its diplomatic agetts at foreign worts, in order to cosines the gnat powers, and especislly those which have an interest in the question, of the neceohy of eannio lu gg ers made any it in the generovertural interest on th of Eu e sroah ject. pe Still. none of the powes Ruesia alone declared she would not ohjeet to see the matter taken into 'consideration, as a matter of European interest, if the other powers ecosiderird it is that light; but it appears that it has net been c soldered so by the c .ngtees, end that the question has been unanimously set site." EAST INDIA COMPANY'S SERVICE. —There have bees some change. In as important branch of the o:reti tle* Of the India House—the a: miners or correct 07(1•0011 department. In consequence of the retirement of Mr. Peace* and Mr. David Hill, Mr. John Sweet Mill has keen raised to tlas bead of the department. Mr. Hackie", l e es of she Bengal civ,l service, and recently were are to the lights vs esaloisien in this easetre, elleineerle M-. Hill in the judicial department. Mr. Pridesur, with a step in rack, remains in charge of the revenue eieost sent ; Mr. Bnurdillon in the public and educational de nutmeat.; Mr. W. T. Vienne, late in the marine department, takes the public works branch; end Mr. J. W. Hale, fernierly of the Bengal Artillery, bee been appoiated to the ;slidesl department. In emeequenee t Mr William Thorat n. the wooed clerk in the mantes branch, hav's been transferred to the szamiter's olEc^. Mr. Willie's Byres, the third clerk, has been proranna to the station of seemed clerk; and Mr. C. A. J. Macon, the junior clerk in the military eenetary's office. trans ferred to the station of junior clerk in the marine branch. _Fees Smith and Elder's Over/awl Mail. (Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND PILLS ever S AU. 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