The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-22 00:00:00

OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (non ova SPNCIAL coaaasrorromrr) CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, Aran. 8. Active preparations for the departure of the allied armus from the Crimes are seen to be gulp,/ forward on all side... The reeds leading lowlife,. Kannesch, sad those to Raliklava, are encumbered by earls sad staggoos coo et/yip' military stores to the respec tive parte. 'I he trucks on the Belsklava railway are ea oloted on the same errand. burred of coming op toward. the front heavily laden and returning empty, as used to happen, there conditioos are now ovitn ru.l!y reversed. The Preach and Englieh artillery parks and depots are test dwindling in their dialee sees& Tnecomn.iseariat divielocaldepoes are reduced to three or four d.. 3 a' sapplies of .tuns, and bring up daily only so much as is required for the daily issue. The grand central depot, near the iron huts, seems to h. melting away nearly at the same rate as its subsidiaries. Immense fatigue per ti.s ere employed in removing the shot which have tato collet - eel is certain parts or the old urge ap proaches, and carrying them to the termini of the railsay for conveyance to Balaklave. Regiments ere parting with their superfluous stone and equip. menu% and *v. ry where are indications of an approach ing universal flitting. As far maths huge camp itself coacterned, there is no appearance of change; nor will there be until the hots begin to disappear, at d tents to usurp their piece. It is presumed that all the newer huts, especially those fitted in cote partmente, win ba taken down and removed for we elsewhere t while those unfit for removal will be either broken up and used as firewood, or given over to the Russians. ReUtber co the temporary villages of outfitters and camp-followers yet exhibit any disposition to be on the mare. Their money-making tenant., perhaps. see se great an increase in the prospect of rust, by the sew markets opened to them, in closeequenes of the pesos with Rama, that they wilt be unwilling to leave till the last; audio truth, if circumstances led to their having to abandon, somewhat precipitately, their shops and homes, as a general rule, the Ices would not be very serious, looking at the material. and labour used in their 000struction. The little port of Ralik's,' itself, from the quantities orator's pour ing into it, and the fatigue parties employed on the elates and in loading vessels, appears as bustling se $ beehive. All these operations have been facilitated by • favorable change of weather, which occurred on the Sth inst. the wind on that day left the quarter from which it has been s o l ong blowing, and went round to the south. On th e evening of the following day it blew very strongly from the south-west, and during the night rose almost to • gale; bat this gradually subsided in the coarse of yesterday, the 7th inst. Although coming from a southerly direc tion, the air has been colder than usual from that quarter, a fact very perceptible on going into the shade after suddenly leaving a spot exposed to the sun'. rays. The sun now ex er t s cons id era bl e power. Under its inflames the snow hes now wholly disappeared from the surface of the plateau, though still appearing here and there in patches in sequestered places in the neighbourhood of the amps. The lower ranges of mountains to the eastward hare also nearly resumed their natural hues, but the higher and more distant ridges still appear in their white attire. The atmosphere has been very clear and bright, and the outlines of the mountains defined with remarkable distinctness the Lot three days. Resaies alias and soldiers have been &equating the English and French bazaars, and the amps generally, sines the sth inst. As yet the allies have not crossed the neutral boundary into the Russian position, bet it has been 'seaweed in general wises that arrangements have bees entered into by whisk offieen or soldiers of the allies may visit the ROIMillO side when provided with authorised passes. These passes are to be awed as soon as they ate printed and signed, when they will be distributed in certain numbers to each division. Some Malaise "Moen explained their having received permission to visit the allied camps so freely, while the allies were not allowed to cram their boundaries, in this way. They said that a communication took place between the respective authorities on the subject of pews having been declared, when a proposal was made to remove the lines of sentries which had been hitherto posted along the Toliernaya for the pea pee of preventing the limits of neutrality from being overstepped by the soldiers of either nation. The Russian commander objected to the sessoval of the Ronan line of sentries and the bee intercourse - which would follow, gauss so Oficial communication had been received respecting a final declaration of peace, although • telegraphist imensunication had arrived mealy to the same effect. " Well," it was replied, " we are sufficiently satisfied en the subject ; post your sentries as before, to prevent the a ll ies wising we will remove ours, and shall be glad to KS your soldiers across, if they come without arms, whenever they choose to come." Such was the explanation of the Reagan officers= the subject; but another is, that a request was mode by the Russians that they might be allowed to chit Madden ant Maass& foe the purpose of There is no danger of the Russian Pi tless "P rig lost is the amps of the allies; the peculiar sober mad flake of the keg brownishieey greet seat, which they all weer, render them Ninepin= Mwhether among the Sardinia, Prima, or uniforms; sad the comparatively limited eeespied by the allies leaves no risk of their streyieg es far es to slim their way. More caution is neaseem in the era of the Freeoh or English soldiers visiting the Marian position. Some of the Marian soldiers who are now walking about our camps are robust and healthy men, clean in their persons, and well dressed. The majority, however, are sallow, wrinkled, and not over clean in appearance. Many are wearing patched bowlers, and old usderelothes generally, as may be plainly seen when the greatcoat is thrown open. They are of all sires and stature, and vary Is age from mere boys to old men in appearance. A great proportion have the Sebastopol medal, and some also wear alongside it the medal given to commemorate the Hungarian campaign. They exhibit • great bedew for etroug drinks, and already it has been esommary to make some of the Rossians,for their own misty as well as that of their neighbours, prisoners is the regimental guard tents of the albs', until soberness Lad resumed its control over their sedans. They fraternise with the Feast* sad Magna soldiers vary readily, carrying oe a sort of coevereatioe by which seems to be really concluded at one canteens; and ossseionally grow math more eflisetionate than the latter especially (the English) sp. pear to understand, whoa they wish to testify their bieedship towards their new companions in the animal way of kissing them on either cheek. When they meet an affair, whom they recognise by his dress and sword, they invariably stop and salute him panes. The few horses which the Russians Mato brought into our camps have been of the sorriest descriptioo, and have borne evident signs of • poorly supplied manger. On the morning of Sunday, the 6th, parades of each division of ohs 2nd corps d'arnais were held in the plain of lialeklars, and several Russian officers were present. Oos Russian offieer whowas there was attended by two Cossack orderlies, and was said to hoof high rink on the staff of the Rosana army. The charger on which he was mounted, judging from its appearance, must have envied the aimpwadvely sleek median of the humblest bit pee, en the seemed; while use Donee on whisk the Cossacks were meented, as the @audition of the animals themselves, t saddlery, and their bridles mended by rope, were a perfect merveL Another Russian Meer who was peewit was, hew- Mr. mounted on • bores is excellent modifies, and well appointed is every respect. • Theitemisas make is isset that then is a IE4 moot of fever said slalom is their camp. oy, she% that is the r . at Ilimptesopek sad also at Itaktebi-tkralo en fever is very prevalent. Is the Frees* coupe sabolasees the airmen is said to be on the deals*. . The health of the 'WWI army 000tiesee as faveimile o sort it Is ma sr sorted that Is so body of llogliames, er esempasding s r ., ander say cdremasessess of teak or essupstion. ar In any climate, has the prostate of slams. mid mortality ever bees so !avowable as it hem boo lately is the British army ia the Not. It seed hardly be remarked how far awe Mast for all warlike pur poses, espreially is sersimolot • campaign, is • ii, body of men in such a eoadidoa of health. than what would be implied by their mere numerical relation in regard to other troops ander less favourable einem. wooers. The fresh healthy complexion of the English soldier, in contrast with the sallow aspect of the Rua sten, is one of the first and most striking did/menet. which forces i , self on the attention, when the two ma are seen together. It is stated that there is to be a grand review of a greet part of :he French army, including infantry, cavalry, and artillery, by Marshal Palmier, in a few digs, star the Monastery. The mail, due on Thareday lest, arrived on Sitar. day afternoon, the sth instant. Thu* brought London dates to March the 22nd. One mail is now doe. Toe following is the programme of the Femme Races, to take nest the Monastery of Bt. George, on the ler ?net.: Fazaca Races.—Thenday, April 10,1868. Ateerrele—Vne rant Taloa ; Cep.ain Cornet, Chrome trAlrique; 81 j r Womb eel , , 48th Ittgiatrat; Mr. Wd nine, 11 h _ . Ali *Airiest' be made on or before lhollth April, 1866. Itecr.-Bereep4,kee of 6J. each, will' SOL added by Ma 4+.1 f.r horses of all r wows'. Two aid. a, • ye, 0* 8 merlon •as.• Coors., 12. t each. Wiliam owes 7.b., %ewe 10. e , t role 141 b. sutra. 8 OrmS ii.e..—Seyypit.aes of IL each, with 201 added by et arihai Nitwit r, for all posit• sot zer stiles 141 bands Oseells, on., Bi. eplyabase Cour.e, listlist7tb.each. Win ners inlay 71b., tome Bib. , thyme 101 b. yetis. CS•101111* L—A carroesel eaceposed of French games will et: , tate platy. Third R ea—Hook rue for all hones. Post entreat". Reins —I. Particei.r. the last rote to beehives' from ,h. stewards. 2. P.M' h TOM to pert for each race or ihe parlie asotey will sot be added. 3. The &obese of the yiewyrda to by final. The following order was published on April 2 by Majo•-Orneral Lord W. Paulet, U.S., oomusatiding the Light Division : Li. et..Coloael Airey Airty, A.Q.11.(1, having rejoisod from leave of abwave, all imports cossetted with this de . avant will be kr.arded to him ; sod ihe avjoriee. re takes tam ("penult, of tharklog 11.jor the Bow. H. B. Cliff od, who boo tared as head of the &whose& dads. the 5.1 ter =oaths, sad who hoe puissoll ONO MIN= A et.« Oat devolved apsa him with SWtthtsalnal r sairgy. and ability. THE CRIMEAN INQUIRY. ELEVENTH DAY. (Copihmisd fro a 3 ostorday's Ispott.) After a Meet peso, Gemini Peal sold—gir Samna Lyme will me ham Um Madness is sow mint the beard whet her you OM give them say further indemailem as to tee asMtite es whisk meld have bum allorded by CM lest to the army ? Admiral Lyme ssid—lalooklag back apse t hi Crimea aspeditiin, there is setting la which I rejoice so mutt, ant to the glory of oar 11711 U, as the good etdolotoodiog and perfect Mime, which always existed be twee& the two movasse ; sad I think it would be • very Immutable Wee Wood if soy thing arisieg oat tor. of Ma proosediege before the board ware to weaker that impasselon. I am very far hem suppodsg that Coesel Tall« h toutaded, or intend., to throw ray basso on the navy for sot giving assistance to the army; ea the metrary, rditsmatirth oeems :telear, it to "I co gh : i ts tSat a denied th e :t w irls •ff vet igk ser rt tha cows whisk be bee fall it kW duty to memo boa been to raise the gaieties generally la the sled of the amatry whether there ware not thiogs os board the Ant Milli might hays hem ,piled for the army if they had bees vitsd for or offered. Now, for the isforinstion oldie board, I will give as suosiaet en meow as I ma of what the rola tioas between the two seniors really were I will sot go farther beak thee th• laadlag of the army la tee Crum...— that palest army whisk was lonised to Mode of matchless mitten and to undergo era dad banishipe. Lard Realm, la hi. dispatch &mynas( the opsratioa of lending, war plitesod to say that the endow e f the fleet was beyond all praise ; and I am quite sore that there $ set a Nattilrer of that army who aver forget. sad whit wield not readily admit, the Illeestasos they resolved from the navy. They will familia that the Isamu were up to their middle la water a while day, in order that the to sad their MIMI. allies might be loaded dry; mid I hal sow, as I felt at the Wm, that the epraPmetens ohne whisk was given es that aside ism. whoa Not hum tommomml mareking from Mt lasole. and what the mama retnemi to the ships alter all ilkos boa base pao ea skim sow so arson ot too bassair, good mulsommdieg, sad geodimill whisk have happily prevailed ever skim Still Ism eau Ma army be dhloolined to adialt—imilood. they have always admitted— the ariatime which tbsp derived from the Beet afar tbe battle of Alma, wheat their sielt and wousded were serried dews to the beasts. The distance from tho Mash to the amp was hag tam There was a bom be sea. Cholera was very rife ; Waked, the diet was still amnia. calm a amen visitatlaa of It. Mader these aisemestemeso the sick and womided were car_ tied dews to MR mil hammocks prepared ea board ship sad snommiledi am the smossa's steelier, ; sad so one who wilmssold, as I did, the petite& of three poor follows whoa May mama carefully lifted op into the boar, meld desk that • Mut mad then, ois that Mash, them took net a holy sad Warily feeling Mumma the two profligates whisk 'moot fell to brio( forth good fruit*. dome of those Elea died is the boats, on their way 16 the .ripe, min died on the par sago to Coostaatisople, and yet mat* Is the hospitals at &Marl ; bat it le sot aoressonsble s bore that, Omagh the Mendes of God, same wilt return to their montr,. sad to their females, he Mad &ma to pooterky the way in whist the navy eared for the soldiers in the boar of their aced. I will add, that I oddest' pass • dey In Loudon without memoir toms cater of tbe army who naiads ass of the service performed by Linguist Ome, of the navy, in se- periateadiag with the sate, skill, sad 'ability that he did, the embarkation of many thowsada of each troops at Bala klava. Is like meaner, lam reminded of the lavalmbi• mistime* resisted by Ilautimast Hawke'', of the navy, le hewoodheg. at the mmt oritiesl neatest, ammaniUm t Ilse MO wake dillatilas which ordiamy seen would ham mansidand brammearatabh. I have here • letter seat by myself to the Admiralty, whisk will show that wbea labour and snatarish mold melt, be gives by Um list to the army they were sot gives opuiegly or tardily. Lord Nagle. made • request tams lo Mali • Am oats to take lie @Mk lowa to Cmataatiosolo. boom= Motransporte at flatildma mine met lamed op fee that paws. sad at the tam dos be ragaislod no to have walk. k the slams passible time„ a knob mamba of wieldy% sot way far ea &Mg bat aka ba She Ffllltdb army. Well, the foil kator. ad Emma by myself to Ow 15sarstuy to tbo . ill am what was ski small of aygikadaa _ _ 1114-Iristt torgra ticiste lki =malls 4 l. a au quad to ham mods alai thosampleatt hot aria Immeral ammiel Masapr mosui milt& Memparts wom wear* a maal4 lbst IN It watlmmil math the hmaid mom at am dispami watt hie Ws mash Ilse to It those viola up Ihmettoo issamad that Ma mblimmo should be mai me Imalimmilpser tbstratumirmemmtai eel, aialmil OM. lami la Ishaup email. 142 latallaillabgalaNSl•••=o;••Th• mob bor Wed" silm. me mat le ens, Mare i llita r4 me batik be femilealsi W limi bawl that the marriage at Ao army wits sexy ameliseally leareamd by met, havimpir swam o 'Mitts( toffee, sad that it was a subjoct of Ms greatest passible enmity t every perms la et,e allay, be.. the Cuarasader.is ChI.I dowawards. Well, at that dam Captain Keith, of tit •••l, • nett • 1 - sellout caw, whose Writes. for the &lama's."' of the army an teeny hermit all praise, commeaded Ike knew mil at &halm ; sad Itemise the satiety tilt is the camp to Nub mess of roosting the soiree, sad bevies perked, satidsil himself that time were ao emus of Soles m to Ni Maud time, b Pt hie site to work to &mho mesas of evenemias that thitralty from the remerem of his owa Map. I will sow read to Fos the lettar Wash ha wets to Lard Reese. It le as follows; _ tio libistert nii, lintrista t !NIA I s l 4. to, load.—Aseept Ss may downtime Mast the osy art asteemay slim men speftily wish so le em delliess d Mid to oweet its swap st tielessus le toss. Mimi Its sire& vie Itli If Meallm wow Mewl is Me asap= seta rust be noiel &see lisoi‘a pus aria of MS mall Is eillawk `w ry Oa Eissuoime 4 tbs maws omit to all awe Po mil& ef Vassal et Seel& MI& m teem • mese, andel at to belt wet essamelly peedrim 1 Sim I alai swim embroil thb ddesessiee oweless millsbot Is sassed seatet I& iisse Ow &By dosser at to &Se reef the taw taw& Wit so Mew, bdwemeatite S ise west, whether yea OIL 1 ea goo .gases lbet SO peeped dense some MS& its ilobiet • used albetb bat I Shoe your b was tiara to sad wet& Wm say quo, terAt we ptemilsd to • MO at lie psi et tft army. New, I woe el& Lord Mss Moo he resolved that I Ismer, sad 1 est sever fwget the j.y which was depleted gala eoestseeeee Mies he bad reed it. Patties his bead Y Wee, ad meets, it, be old—. What tvestal hi. beet pee tams sw—what should we do wiliest you r Th i s s a e was meepted. sad I ham a lists bees ken ilir atoms Al'., mooting the warmest Mae& sa belmilf of Lod aegis& kr do offer, sad banish °Weis Lath t• soy it bite effect es tees as peal k, se these wee setae, about wida tat Ctemoreibele.Oblef alit Mee sailor Has that the Weeps elmold ben Oaf eelhe mated. Tbo ease ends& Rises, is beeriag that about al Vas net,. were •spesetal *es Ilpaile. baying stassellai sew Ws emu area that.** meter stimeort of shelter, see etimels had always died INNS aftst their mini. if Lei Reels' to Wilk hes the pismires the Stet, stabling ter them &Oa I bete a Met here la why be says : " As all Mt iidbil agemera maim*, empleyed Is, the only. I le we last to eillelless ees ef them 1 bell hare put about 30 . r 40 esteem older tbe disci's of the Mato. ale. sad tbey 114111611 Owe stables." I Wine • &eat me, of them maim ors still Viva net den set imply le slut AMEN darns that no army meld bow &se die esse thins, Isms* Captalu Keith told me that 101 mesas why h. sewed to de this was, that be as revised It wet Ise moil& fie Ile amp to do it, as they bad em mousy other Mee tells, ail it was with the tea veils 4Meelty they mill pet up 'lob omplies tif provident eeil eseeseat• Ow Nib, hest. There le emettfor OW edialt I idol to mraCapsule Lethigese. by sew el the armless parl. bells et beta IN bre far the mop. Aesia, I Ref elk that It seal bees ben very Minh to any is Ibis step If It lad est tem fcr the 1 fooptitads sad is c ome fty m of our espiseen, who, visa the mos Mil ass Is eseeseemtee of tbe metal tsetse tee hew mates* Erie, bad mono It the very legations device of blecideg_tho toneh.heles. n u , .gds, one of the great dainties which the &rosy had to contend with wee the wean of a lading place at Beleilava That difficulty appeared to be insuremmatable • bat Admiral Bean bath a wharf, which still b ean hi e saw odeepide et which the Ingest stensen sonic sent, such as the Money., sad had men hones, pronsioes, sad everything. Ism troy far from [snag arty audit to the navy for anythirg of this sort. I think it was their hosadee duty to do even tines they could, sad all I wish to .ay hr that they did it, sad did ft cheerfully. I could eddies away tabu proofs tf this Mad, bet I think the board nest be satisfied that the navy did enrethirg is their pews to seen the army. I sea say with great troth, that while the miry cloned in the dente of arse of the army, eywpathlwd in Otter suffering*, and radend them , rap swistanee in their pow, he away on their part were on,, slow to acknowled i re thee, but, on the e inner, always ex pressed the greatest gratitude; and the. was fostered • kindly Italie,. a mutual onfldnee and good will, between the two r.tealous, which way n tonally troadenve to the b flier and hairpin , m of both, and which, by increasing their efficiency, was highly adirtot peon to the nanny. The ft • heat admiral then withdrew. lldej ,r Coen!, w.e n. st called by Lord Lem. lie stated that ha was brines manor to the boyey obesity. H. held • showing the miniver of h.Prbee loaded is the Crimea sine* the in of October, slimed by General teetlett. (rho titan was put is) He had eens annexed t. tie r , pore, return. feraisbed by C. , loael Hodge and Colossi bleyon, and he was prepared to show that so far as they related to the heavy brigade they wen totally Inc meet. For • turn as to %riga.* duties he @humid *lin to the brigade major, ad as to the division be shouln .pply to tte assistant adjutant g 1. Raters, of detailed dates could not be furaithed without tannin* to those lanctioasties. It was hie duty to wait epos Lord Laceui to unite divisional orders. He recoil eted a divisional order based by Lord Lunn cautioning ~fileet a odo their utmost to abler ti • r Donn, and, at the sane tine, declarieg his lordship's opinion that no bl.me attached to them for the suffer ings of the bones at that time ; sad he e• old swear that, at least oe to tannin at a nesting of *Seers, the ankh wee ripos ted. No cater bad ever been deterred from doing his duty by any emadeet of Lrd Laeaa's Os the contras,, hie 1. rd.h p had es all oewmiose esettenged oilcan to do their • sty. Redid sot think that any ea t ,' of promptitude or lame ty was eit•wn by the aevalry eaters, under the eireanastsans la which they were pl toed, in prancing shelter tor the Mem. Win the exeterloa of the time Mateo the It It eff Marsh and the sth of April, when he was at Scutari • is =we to • member asinine a.., he was sever aneat cavalry division. He saw the eeneelesioene fir the int time at Colossi Griffiths' queries. Betwine the tine of than arrival at Salaam and the Iltit et Novem ber, 11164, h• believed that the &ate Greys dimmed their sesuspesist about sews time; the peados of the home night hem been *ward more fregnestly. He west with Gomel Ihearlett to Baiallave as several modes' to ea deems he obtain neves ter accebage, and alter • gnat appilestleas they got frets one (spuds a premiss ef a sbgii wee, which, however, he afterwards fined Gould see be spired. The artillery had always eats, tools, sad utlMma, wideb the eaysky bad not, sod • soups:aeon se its metsfity is inch wield sot therefore be isetitsted to Am OM re amiry had sot takes pryer precautions foe the legend= of their ham. Being on ietinate owns with dm Freseh Female, he had an opportsaity of peeing what Oa Fresh did for their cavalry bores*, and there um wen on. of their neap n nes ender cover while he wee is the Crones. The French lost • great camber f the berme that were hakes from From, and het:weld show that mm. regiment lost all its horses, and that anther lost entity, Is the 'soothe lasoary. They sever built areaCalra with ost payment, sad that was the principal edettatage of their made a WNWm over sum By them Beard—TM Bagi4k cavalry bad very few (t -himbles tools, and there wore elways complatnts of them. By Ctlead Toßosh—The heavy cavalry, with the neap Men of a few regiments wore in Belakleva Bay ore the let of Minim. TM gosinesadiag calms of brigades were the to make mmu of the data. of brigsd, = l i r et fi li:Zl Cohort Hodge me commeding the hooey Wat the time the returas before alluded ti were far hy him. It was very probable that Colonel Kayos summaded the light brigade is December, but he could =punitively. With regard to the washer of men ma is briagiag up supplies, he bad made returns of the amber smelt off parade oath ramming for the duty. He quoted a return, dated the lith of Member, showing that at OM date there were 248 as.. and 491 h mg of the heavy setpkyed is comatesoriat dads* or is transporting r:s IMP nest day tigre won 248 we. and 496 home, sslighlehMed till the 18'h of Member. Oa the 19th the Imes isms to kauek cep, sad may 190 men sad 370 souse we ulna off for the duty, ar it the sawamber c uti lised up le MeMele. Oa the 26 b Mrs were 102 men sad ass WON I ell die nib, 166 gees and 802 home ; and oa oho 26th, 77 mos and WI hones. With mord to the is emu* return -smeared is the report of the Niemen. be was me by Colonel Hodge to express his shad reg d i lisdbeg hie sem attsehed to a roma which Ommed wee isresereet ; but it appeared that It bad Mu penning la the &bum et Colonel Hodge by an I sigiontam ete bad sat gift Isswed owl well. Is re tea meal's hem Lied Lem, ' Major Cannily MA that is Deoresbm the heavy brigade Operformed all the camp lead comakeedat duties, sad the t brigade foraged t. r both. lisamiestioa by the Board—ln November, Dmembim sad January, the saes were suffering very ouch; they bed sever Mee August bees free from and there was a wrest deal of fever sad dyeestry is tho cerery camp If they had been at peace belt tie sea would have been is hospital. The dragoons' ordinary dation would not allow of their Wag employed is ether duties more than tetee hours oat of Was bows daylight, sad it would have been wane than amity to have employed Wm logger is the state that they were in at that time. Colossi Talbott wined Major Cesolly to passe a re tain of the nambor of ma in the heavy brigade Is M ember, 11166. mid is Jemmy, 1866, skowieg the duties la whisk tez e ir zset ieili mewed flea day. Meijer mid be would ge t a ll t h e inforrastios be could on Ms ; but be mold not tette op o hotel( to famish mit•setara without the etatemeats which were seat is behind Hee= by bin every day. Colonel Low wee Om called sad sometsed by Lord Lama. He mid be mow the Preach artillery taking stones is have Me Imam of the Chimers d'Afrtque is No vember cad Dessobar. He did sot *midge anything that wad beeves. the divisional gener a l sa d the ommeader of a regiment would have prevented him from atter his men or his berm. He ma never deterred from his duty by any conduct of Lord Leesn's ; on the esewash his lordship encorreged the diem to do Mir •Igimed Is provide shelter for the horses. Did not think ohms mid have hose mere promptitude or ingenuity ea tbei past of either °Akers or Con in providing shelter for the Mem — The Judge Adrecato having asked Colonel TaHoch whether be was prepared to framed with his statement ' the Is requested an adjoarawan t unlit Monday am. chielly on the ground that to bed written to oceanic Sir John who was la Bair burgh, oa entails points, and a roo mid y sot prepare his statement until he had resolved the TOO Word retired to emelt with regard to Oda sppgot tioe. In 'butt a quarter el an hour they relented, and Colonel Tallooh having Meted in reply to the Judge-Adso into that be sonsiderird an adjournment for some days meow fial to hie ease, it was ultimately decided that the board olemald 'Aetna till Friday, on the naderstandiag that Col. Tallish would on that day be preps/id to make a Ilea do bane of the report of the emamiesiceers. Among the company present at the private view of the New Soak ty of Pais ere in Weer Colours, on Sealerder. were the Make of Newcastle, the Dashes, of fintberlead, Mareab of Lesidoense, Earle sad Coaster's Barmy, Brad ford, Csledos, Cousbercaers, Derby, Deableb, Ellesmere, Grosvenor, Grey, Gallo. ay (and Ldp Helen &ewer ), Plarrinatos, Harm 01, Jersey, Lindsay (Doswell:feast m Morley). Mayo, Stanhope, Waldeerave, sad Watley ; the Arebblahop of Canterbury. Arebbabep of Anneyb, B sees of Bath sad Wells, Limerick, Lichfield, B.lpoo, 8L David'o. Wisiehmar, end Worcester; Derma of St. Ps. Ps sad Weetiebether, sad the Hos. sad Rev. Dirties Neel, saes many of the other @absent memben of the .kwon ; L or d sad Lady Breaglaos, Belhaven, Brickley, Lisle Cherlutte Egerton, Lady =4 Kim How, Lords Mosteagle, Mahar, Bamelactb, Wharaeliffe, Sir William and Lady Am bushes. Hoe. Wm. Ashley, 800 Mn. B..ymosr Bathurst, Gem& Sir Memo (hoist, Hoe B. Cavendish, Ite., be side" a large ameloir of the meet isfissatial members of the Yeerary soeletlee, erratical, sad emaneraial bodies. Tam LATE 'ramie ATTWOOD.—A tooth 'meet igg tar bold le the Tv.. Hail, at Binntsibms, yeeteW•To tke Mayer (T. B T. Bedrom, 8p..) is the chair, for the parlor of devides the beet Means of eerryiag into effect the resolve of a mall mettles held a week w two other, the Meths up of a therawlet eeeethestoratiee of the great pshlle wroth,. of the late Th..moo Attyond. The belt ems well filled; Hr. Knots, M.P., He fichre,eneia, "up Salt, Mr. George Edmonds, Mr. Wilma Mathews, Mr. Joseph Wettable, Mr. John BIM, Mr Alderman Cutler. Mr. 'Llamas Baldwat, sad ell the menials. political Ininalall were prteeet, many of them wesrle g t a t 10.4 laid-by models. The nammies was of a meet estbeslmtie alienator, sad the followles, ammo other reeeletthee, wee passed flat the eminently WIWI, mike@ et the late Ibewthe Awned r the leader a the mewl palled wrewerwt oftelt Welwyn.. NOW en seimewledgmem Mee IlwAsintz . ); thee d met melts peril. ethos law end Wisely woe ellbe um. pr * m ath. 4. wthiewi. end these le thew yby the Om et kw whiskies mid ibenethetwee hls petrterbei. He se•W we wavered= kw bk welline end be mewled as •••••• he Ms anima; sed Ws muYag b, M *aka Oat tt Is the dot, at d i w h o 1 ..,” pealed by We kiwi We who stoke Ws Wousser wet their grellids wad remelembi ibeweeiwy. Ws psi dab by a memaial that untie • stimulus mg lel new* le Ye towthese we ow. • haelsesse is. was eabsesibsd Ia the ball; tad a row mikes wet appoiated to deeds ea the form which this 'memorial of Mu s s' ermat.tade shall Ulm WORM° CoLLEoiii.—We learn that the Wee_bing Moe' Coney st Caaibridp, of which lb. Bev. Meedivat pellindolit is doing will, end she essiou ices. lately soma ma adult sehool, of wands ewe of the moms ries writes Oer wheel le pregramlan adtairstaly. We bays sew about 100 sod hew to go law • lamer mow. We think of getting sem of the etedests of the epilogs to bap Ia it. We have too paid weaken, sad some of the thrombus of the cosset! take • eight • rook in Moss so that there will 'aware be two of thin present." The atteadmee at the Lamle. Celle,* this terra le 232, ead et the adult iodise& 'best 30. Yr. Rasklah dam Is, m meel, 1 the beet etteadmil Is the seller. aling - r - o - era kis 'arrant°. Behered—Allegre. !Lute—Allegro =oink Seth" Eery not the bud," Mat Cele A. H. Deady. W Marta from • Mbacunazr Night's Dena " . Mendeleents. Aria—. Pried' per an* Mae n itheLriajten ........... Benedict. Dne4—" Wara's Men." Mrs. Gilbert end Mae men Cele. ee =Leslie. Orasertino kr Plenoforts (Beet tine of perar) Melanie—. :; r te " „ mint .... I Schubert. •••••• I Beethoven. Overture—. Preston" _ _ _ Weber. Osadostee—lft. lieary The most remarkable feature of the evening won the "Coacertino" for the pianoforte wesposed and played by " doaelins." This young lady (whom name, though not publicly eanoenced, I. well knew. is our musieel cr les) le really one of the musical wooden of the day. Eduated as a. amateur, she has attained a proficiency in the hi.h.ct branches of the art, which his raised her to a place usesg the most distinguished artists. She le not only a finished pliant, but a composer of great genie and power. Her plea, which she played lan night, though called • " Concertino," has nothing diminutive ah..ut It is somewhat 'better then the general ty of cm metes ; b.t its differeat sionmeate ar, ful'y deve loped, sad there la breadth awl even grandeur in its style. The int movement—sit allegro equates° to whisk Es edam key gives • grave sad somewhat 'melancholy Mu— le followed by a charming andante, lull of armsful mid es presides melody ; and the pit ce terminates with • light and , rapid finale, full of brillinoy end fancy. The pianoforte part, played with requisite delicacy and refinement, was es the whoo well arcampeoled by the promotes, though the been Matrumeats were sometimes too krcitile. The per formeace wes received with enthorastie epplause, which brought the fair pianist back tette, orchestra. Beetkuveres las sympasay wee ea the whole exaellintly played: ths butane' isstiksho, be unlade:, rut ad mirably. Mendelseohn • Wedding March was net so well Ile dint wee spoiled by the exemene Medium of the Irmo lastrameats. The vocal music was pretty. Leslie's dint, "Hope'. adieu" ts crateful, and was well sung. Idles Bur. ricotta, who is as Immense favourite at them concerts, his • voles of rate power aid beauty ; bat the OHMS too much addicted to showy bravest, is wboolt atm ogerts bar volt* too much, and strata@ Its p 'wen in a meaner which, if persisted la, must eventually isjare its quality. The French school, is welch eke has been taught, his been the ruin of sassy floe v 01..., end we csaaot help thinking that hen is la cams danger. NUL RULLARTLORCRESTRAL CONCERTS, ST. MARTIN'S-HALL The ?earth and last mown of the series took place last night, when the followleg was the programme of the perlormanee : Nat z. &forum "no Sul k" W. bleodelosoba. Ar 10.... 0 Mauler." Ma Dolby Osborne It two floloo. fof f a Load C. Dopplor, of ropub—tboif gm bon .. Arlo, "V. of Wane t is Daub), Modem Clan No.ello . ..... ... llympbooy, la C ataar......." .. _ _ ... '''''' .--. llostbo•Meinbgeroa. n. ....... " Doles °Worm al mieers* Medusa Clara Novell° mad Mies Dolby ... Cr us t l'isnotorte, Is I , Mime, 14. asap itasastt. Old Bailie Seam " While I lidos Is thy voltio" OM), etim Dung Old English Song, "It set fist I love pm Ws" IMO). Wee Dolby .. DrJohnßlow. Air. "I.ist the bright lierephisa.'' Madame Ora Nomilo; Trumpet (Mow Mr. Harper Handal. Overture, "Zaubsratitar Hogan. That so meek good made ma be heard eget edingly well performed fi.r one shilling wart be taken as one of the in disputable gigs' ofthe rapid progress which musical culture Its* mude with us of lath halan certainly paved the way fur the introduction of clueleal 11210 , i0 amongst the lames, bat his eathrielnments (and hie audiences, Indeed) were of Ito anomeloal gni allied &character that moony who would gladly have availed themselves of • cheap erweert were de terred from attending them. To Mr. Bath belongs the credit of establishing • @WU of entertainments whereat, for the smallest possible chirp, fte visitor may be sure of boy leg writhe, his musical taste sot his sense of propriety out lined. The oily difference in bearing between the audiences of the St Mortis's Hall concerts sad the Philharmonie, is the greater amount of fresh imithusiama sad a somewhat sareassiable teadency towards eacoree ea hibitied by the former. Bat t• eta are pool and health, egos ; and, es lovers of good mask, and believers is the great amoral eireeta to be derived front it. general soltivatioa, vis shall cartainly sot complain cf any &idiom). wishing to hear twice such • work at Idendelsenba's pieturesqtre and Slinlliattlyli ^Totem. "Tits Isles of Fingal," or the divine astlaste of Heethoves'a C minor nymphets,. The performance if lest stet was in every respect worthy of commendeft s. Madame Clue Novella sad Mies Dolby sass se they aseally slag ; which of o wee implies that they sang like seemsalielted artists. The testament' perfarreamom were wasting is little save that "aldose attained dastdera tam, a genuine pianissimo. The two sew flautists (brothers, we present.) are skilful playrn—with a pure sad reined tone, sad finished ezecutioa. Their pastanee were thistly a eine, net alternated oil sr a• is nasal so double ow corm" end their equality of toe* and eamerles wee very manifest. Tie croaterto, which is in the repels, three movement form, without pretendlag to any impeetasco as • oompoeition, is selleleatly well writes to SOTTO ae a vehicle for the Mislay of the soloists' powers of execution It is accompanied with fall orchestra, bat ea attempt at • new feature seems to be arrived at in acconmenving the slow movemeat alaawt entail, with tie piimefortt The idea, however, le sot now; the pieseforte bele, letroduced is one of Haydn's eytaphoelse. Mr. Howell's performatna of Boanott's elegant and reamed cowrie wadi in sooty re spect worthy of • disciple of ita asevnipli.hed tompoaer. Mr. Reuel' has • lira t melt, grist erseation, and stub espressioe, sad bit pimplag was that of a sosecientioas ar etrivieg sa Worms mcwtholy a valued work. The mem was soaptin.ll al and it is to he booed that the esteem of this ei rim may be sash as to lades. assay titan padormaaess of the kind. TIM ALLEGED PoIIONING NUR LICHFIELD.- Traterdey the adjeereed taqe.ry relative a the death of Mrs Cathorlae Athuall, of Mr. I •*. ph Asbotall. fir mer, of Edina, sear Llehield, was held before Mr.W.Wa rd, nossor, at the Bur lea, Bemoan. The helmet, it will be mahout!, bad b.ect septoeued to admit of •poet asorion oassiaitioa of the body betas roads, sad as saalysia of the sealants of Wee now& by Professor Taylor. Dr. Meacham and Mr Voidness, the earisee• who seatlothe pat snorkels osomoloolio•. bobs taasalsed, devoted nos they fated so i us e sa4 they attributed the dome of &seabed ove • report .as sloe reed bee Protestor TayloTaylor, lb She Who Mist shad ainansed pins la no r, st eisseeek and that there woe lathing Is the inoperne annhat se deceesed's tut Maass. as doposel , to by tbei oilinonso, Imminent with death front ealerel OMNI Odin *Mean yrs mistsd downs thetdoseeni bed boss la boa bodes lee • twonaneedi bdurs bar doe* eat** Mr. Adman always troaled bee Wily. The Joy, 'Mese IrsubUes no wean to sun ep, reaseged • swain of * • Dosta frese sate rel anno." The meow wind pro rimo to the 'shammies of the body is attributed to • Muir*, who be assn naliskete Winn again* Mr. Adman. TSB EXPRB3B, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 4 1858. DUBLIN, Aran 21. The official manager of the Tipperary Bank writes to the liireesam's Journal to correct a misapprehen sion to which his owe list had given rise. He says I have returned Mr. W. Kennedy and Mr. V. Scully as directors, because in the hooka of the com pany they appear to have been each within the last three pars, and it was therefore ne cessary so to designate them in the list with out reference to the date of their ceasing to be directors. 1 think it right to add that these gentle men disposed of their shares, and had the transfers registered in the books of the company in the months of March and April, 1865, from which periods their names do not appear in the books of the company. The .freeman, commenting in its commercial article on the newly published list of contributories, say! : Upon this list, dram:Hag those who are msnifestly vont, it would take • call of, say 1001. pm share, to proclaim a sufficient sum, sod the grand oaratim is, bow mach would be recovered on such • call ? l his thin brings us to • Mill more ammol list, that of tease of ,b. twiner shareholders who within it mu years have Steer beaus file or edourably dial mad of their Memo. For the latter, if such than he, there is not so mash sympathy; for, having endea voured to reach the profit and avoid the low, there is a species of poetical justice in their being caught. It contain, fifteen a ante., 'even of whom trailer. rrad their shares to Mr. James &Weir, and two where are twice transferred. There are bat loaf Dubuc names—James Birch Mooned', 223 shares; Willi-m fiestas, 373 shares ; James Stirling, 144; and Tbrams Bd wards, 44. The urn two are evidently convermat of the same lot of &bares, and about .he Fame tiate—vm., Decem ber 1863, sad May, 1864; and the a. c aud same may p eat hly be a aharebroker or his dark. Tn. re is a fifth same— quit of Mr. Thomas done—introduced i• wenelisa with the last mute in • wry iavidions manner, as having trans ferred these Mane to Mr. Edward, is October, 1847, aad it Is the way am is which reference is made to • transfer over three years. We isfer readily that it will he anuaht to make Mr. Hose luble for these shares by showier: that tit, other party held them seemly for him, bat this has yet to be eata , losned, sod it ta at loam incautious sad aajastitiab • to put for card say same la this way while the Matta M yet to be established, sad may 0111,0 f be. It IS iree Kr. Holm wealthy mss, and may sot oar., bat a Derma of mashie* coedit would be reined by seek a eroticism. MUSIC. AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY. The conceit of last evening was attended by the suet crowded audience of the teeson. The folleelog wee the programme of the performance: _ _ Puz I. Olympics, la D lupe . AO. ." tab) intrUtgence. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Apau, 21. =MIPSu WO3.—IISPOLS LOUP CUM ANTICS CMITSOLL Aaa minim WHAVT111•10, OLE, AMP 011011111'O11. OVA= (ON INS PROINCUTION OP IMMO V. LOCI- WOOD ADD OTNIMA —POILLIIII,3 Ng IT. The we • peerentlue for breible eery into lees la the lidgewereamd. The is.. wee Wed his,, UM ell at the teem Pewee seer tensor Westeeliebtkwhes a mast pried be the 'wows is the bat genet. awl the dgewerle was Ihml Is. ash. Mr. Ftseldes sew armed Mr a sew SW. in the penal Met the learned pees we rm. in dhotis, • teedut d* the mews. Lord iled irked thr seeme he *seem It weeit ha be the ebremsee M his Orb Ile have a new OW. Then were emend mare tee a WPM erg% and the new Dial mut le ups the whole seetmL Ithierthe eseeml coast them was rum phlegm el • kegs • et Mr ppm. Mr. Illawhim sell the Important question ere whether the defend ! sate sterdil. mem the prow einsunstsaese whir were or at the tri .1, he war Wpm as pay the whole cons of the Indictment. The pr. ir le UM big by Miele modes an agreement, and the rest wee mar raft* meathe net was due .1 the time of the Mare sad tlis Mears, be st one', fortified his citadel, bet soleMerid • window on the secood door, ended carrireelir with the, adroit( bore, and the Otters sue ended is rime r gory by net It up. lard Cr~—lt Nerd to me that there was one forcible entry, bat ender drepreance• of vary great mitigation. Kr. Ilmollne said the proostutvr wee • mm wbo did not deserve the mullembersrace. U. used the metres without the cons ht W the Milellamea• tot an entertainment of • very low and medal de r:tripling Whir was attended chiefly by both and gir;s between 10 end It mar et sp. There were pre plant goer, performing moakeys. end a trendy of otter things, and the crowds which ool ler d roar Me abe4 sae the rout Orr which 001iptlblq mar, ranilerei the • rem ear opal:eh, the kolehbourhoud. The risembersen the Mr Den mart y entered the ruse in th e cm be had mestband, aid isimbre trommeloo oi the goods until th Bth, whin Me sermos et 'Mania la forcibly turned them out. The e dour Wee thall areasty ambled, and ea rertry on the part of the ofhoers Misr. Oa the 10th, the • ekodanut, comely ng that baring once had lawful emersion of the goods they could break the outer door Were wpm et removing, gn °cured the attendance of the police nes le en then Ms emelt of like goon was cumeatted, air then iMmillreilble sembel a by taking down one of the shutters. lard Orespidl mod the outer door might have been opened to regale person et the gads, bat sot in such • way as to commit • bramble the woe. The Milburn. had arrived with • brigade armee whh erewbr a sad, d th e preseestoe was to be believed, there was • trier arish. r hrl7 —. - melee doubted whether the first entry was leo]. A per. son olden =he a dirreme be muds, through en open meadow, but he roan astilletliad di Maeda • window white he found eto.ed. Even 11 a Inalt dropped down • eairrary and thya got iota • hour without opening a• _. wallow, or midway doe wfdeh wee clamed, he yawl be •• Mr. adadtted Mat If there was as Improper entry Ia We era Inleasktbereione na lamed yownion et all. The seen added that they wild may sawn as to the garlica af meta. I tale refused. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.—Arm 21. mr.w is a.m.— WPM VMS /WWI MIMI, APP IVIPTICPM OIMOOPLL, 0110V/Dia. AMP WILLY. :•Wiea O. SILLS, 1•1011 T.—CITY. CON. _ . Ms was la Wan to recover ' damages for atmisal ooavereadoe, and at the trLd tbejory gave • verdict fov theplanalf, dawdle ,001 . Beavequently however, • t ale tor a new teed was aerator] open affidavits, sad to-der alum Wu shown *goad the rule bodes nude aboo:ete. llte farts were shortly then:—The plaintiff had bees artieled dirk lea arm of anoraks, arid in 1 51 mar' ed Hrs. Murray, the widow M Caguas Marren who had been hard in the Kaffir war, and the de eadun, We Henry Basle, Bart., forded in Devonahire. It was staled at the trig that the plaintiff did not desire to recover heavy =the Itell Wt hosed W had for Hawker h for some time met Y emsequese of immaspatibility of temper, and the cattlitequil ks 1108 . 11 sonskat thtnnewn to enable a divorce to hi seamen Si WOmit. One of the witnesses called was a Oirl almell Barba de Nada* and oho swots to having looked threes._ pat* sprawl door and asoa the efalowy take place, elr ' Hemp Nab et the tine wearing Ns witglmaffiels as in the Boob Neon Militia no affidavits sew palmed eMeM hew to impart the teelLsoey Si that de titstehelo. aid elan esitaleed a deaW by Str cry Seale that he was milky et Se offence with which he was therm& The ernap.Ombaral, Mr. Otglier , sal Mr. Hawidas appeared to show erase att and Mr. blade end M. Eseelehe enpmet the rale. The Allegery Oseerel sad that Me scrams ice the plaintiff •le pond that dears. Ind labia perm sod they were quite uneaseldidai it the trial. and pet Si we Bow 'might to obtain • new eel, spa the groond that dieffidielmt had die/towered solaced 'entree Si slim Met Me whammy leg Se were not to be believed. Ifs lemMadea at mei an hemmer, mut be that there bed bees merles Mlles here there gm so MIL. dark of slojffiffi, end thle he feinekted we • fetal detest. The most fastens! Medwilt piedneld wee the eg &web Keen, who Wee lady maid to lam Ilawear. he Yet penes wee mann present at the W sad woe ma mad. we mid el Per la do ant Me MI hot ea Ilealtheme AY. mil ball at the ean• Mee • filthy Mime. end bed hem MIA Imps Yapese werhheme. Mgr imam tM matter was. that ebe led bem emend at • austry metre. making. eml MO Meshed mg the dhows were the consecommes et that tailbones& 11110 Iseenner Mese bum la service, and had Mimed wlthipeepetety. i dash knew the, 'be weals lts gaited et She trial, sad had sheadme opportunity of Inquiries Aeon her. ?Dreamt was the @Sleets of Sir Henry la Mehl et he adultery, whin' was In very ambiguous end= term. The herned Anessm.Cleneral west throash the and sennemeed en Ms mandelestese manner in which Sir Hoary note ameaMMed miens atelemeses made by the wit news Ise Or Meeah he saultted Met Sit Henry Old coneiode by made, mi am guilty of the dregs imputed to me of bane, de. bashed Ye Philtur• wile. red fever at any tine had ormdael lalwieemee went Mrs. Hawker." Mr. Jogai Chisered — ;;t It wee mat to require such en efdievit ram but stil the other 'Maths must be sebbeiest to Whose the t to Mink that tbwe had berm • mutate. The ail. &ital a ileilmdeat emir maid to mute the mbemetme 'mood for it e Must Maim dlst rdidavlt was very unsatisfactory. The who Al wady other aliklay w n was that a stas h Kean. um • autawt atwodeat au Mr& Haker. CbisChilinr—liat she waa protest at tbe trial and waa not the Attselordimaraubutltted that it would be a daagerous . thing to es. trial upon suck frercitirc eueol;llyse Wre was so adlcavit el surprise. Tb Court Unmated that tley did sot think It ternary to hear the other couerpri for the *laud, but they would haw the dates& sae counsel csa a future day. THE POLICE COURTS. Benjamin Allan Howard, who eTe;a;:bintr hTiberif as • merellant of Wiseunda, United States, was sharW wlth having, on the night of the I ith of Marsh, Moire Iron • bedroom at the Great Northern libel, Waled-ores, about 8001., the property of Mr. Btrouslind. a gotiliter, ot heron. Lineoirshlrs. Tr power Is • emarbilooting Yankee, with a moustache and beard. andiron elegantly-out is ethos sod *Monied bir a, and had with MID • gwontitr ei : mast valuable Jewellery, and a fancy stick in* • gold hemillb br this hatokbi kr. etamlimed ax le st se eassimk to Lincohriblre, and on Wildwasig. the Mier lisita. 11 IMMO up to wen. heeled to hi. paimesbin Ant Ma o ssiasirkirs of limo Bask o f hothead note. for Mi., the itostolotar babe to IMO= sow lie went to had at the Omit Ifonbers Hotel at about lolt got 10 thelessee night, lasing the of lest lodig Se door. rte inornibr, ekes he left ht. ig he bit la kis to mist, and Mtn drocourred that Wm press monsy ors use Ban. Rs then tyre mformatiou to the 1611osi tutor ormilolood the ounkr ot Liao nous. fogad Out 6s labour% siblibMinnis, of the name of Howard Magian, had geld etto of the 14 N. win to the Ye. r, Emery sad oa., tailors, of Illosist.otroot. Thum 15.14 to 110 doubt that be hid locked his door when ha want to bed, butt • NMI was row not much more sate eves if he looked hb door. Be (Mr. dtanial.ndi should prove um piastre &the awes for oOL seek and w .Itl then aitk tor a rernano, abe had little doubt hot that • great 1 onion ths property fwmd on Me redeem would be toeutted. Mr. J. B. Olum ',roved the , ore of the 1001. note. hod been pared at Br. Ops Imes, bat the ebb( deft, who could identify be man who cussed the Dote, was unable to be preeent that day. The party who changed the pout had the greater portion of the Change in AMP. tiro kilos. . . _ The haltiTorter at Worley's Hotel produced o book, In whiak was an entry of "IlostOn kinsmen. New York, 191 k Yell, IS * He saw trim write hie wens to the honk. It Is he practice of Americans warm that hotel to write their names to the b ok In care soy of their friends Would sell. Sometimes the penoner railed; that WK. about • week lOW. There Gould be nod. übt tint li‘ngstan and the pri mmer knew ow soother, be they sone red aud went out together. The gel. wee, wawa babe wilted la the usual way if he had anything to my, rep tl ed " Mr. Canis remanded tail:Wooers Ear a week. When the primmer woe searclied there were Mond upon him two volt% Ale gold theakasd ring; awe of them a rotemolound one, wath about SOS, The prissier wee apprehended on board the Penis, American sumer, Jst slt was on the point of :swing Liverpool fo. New Tork. He ha ton his s belt, containing Ile haiLeoverrlgos, 7# tweety.dollar piers, lie livmdellar pieces, and utter property, of the slue of fuel. Three Is U. Liege quantity of property la the Suds of the pollee ; and It hotel keepers sad others who Ss bees robbed will atisaisakete their Met s rettlasbyard, they will be allowed as Ise the seven! alias. ARLBOROITO H-STREET. Henry Dodson, secretary to the Vetted esters Female Binning. has Verret teriety. 31, Coseptum , treet, ws owomoned b. fore Mr. I etagises for unlawfully neglecting b. p. y Leak king. of Hackney, I Seas of Ti. b. due to bee for silt weeks' MA money. The emplaineat said she had paid bee oubect iplow sad complied with es the rules of the society. vibe's,. 1•00,1.1 tor b. their pro. weft" eIM hessnentitled to 7s. • work during Bbe ' lit Mai ON Mi. me site- being put ff week after week. eke wee Stormed thee the .arty was Is di*, Ind U..t Mere sere no funds Oxley pupa wesoner.. . . iimitinftbst IMwplalant vas • lull member, riot ▪ he lb met dmi hod wed with area barrier In bringing the sing lois seer saw ha hod tam the trouble to write to her. and es nigh& the embinsmr4 paid= of the refry. Were% her subs Maar ft or re mak It out. There were two weer tura grid Mit b. r ebe bad hired to red a thumb. WerileePg wrilliewe elbow a. required by the rules. • somplidonat said ire did seal a ear Mere, tint not signed by toodmireherertier es required. pimply brume it sea. imperble to get the monetary' owing to a change in the churchwarden. ire thought U eery bar for • poot person Ike herell, who bed made her payments toe yeure, in the belief that ale wee securing a litre emerieles fierier, to find whrn phe berme ill that the eons, led tubes bee money, spent it, and were without the maim of paying hot a earthing. Ye. Du= was tra ta l2 he could do my tittle good for th; ce. , 2 „ . f f=anr. did The eserstary said then bad been • gond many claims lately, sad the society lied to ran in debt 111. to defray the expenome of two ~ in reply to emotiese from Yr. Bingham, tin secretary mid We. MY Pratt badentlird and bad approved of tho rules—the church warm wardlhon eels refried - Mr. Illaiehmi seppred t - Pot law ma oat • bettor awe to /h. TIM ire% than dramarterr • warlord. fir tators* soil the afire el the marts rase artarly mon smell= sha. The eras* led air* to try the ease. *Mat sehmert rate Sr • wet. Itr. Noes* add titre aria*, earriahret had bettor came thebeet Itsi Woe welt to re It the accialy amid sat pima lire it • Mow re II sea gersesed time Gam &pima the ad bore" sheiather. the roar tar, troly Ices Therpreirint opera to rad the seareoes road or, a'. It rearreeile ea asseuat of the owe of sass eir lotend, wlesemelhatha Oftelaar. ham Illsattterark awe s slat dr hal mobs* redo has awe tram Is Kari pass aoartmahresdleirdmemalmos. Irete • * • seek *le mg le prgellsrd Ity sr* U It le Note elf *et Or war* /II attrept to raps *tealsiollre lift UM VA 461111611111916 Imr theatres I we Morel b Wdik. mai she with et Ile inusesivid at the rim CRYSTAL PALACOIRIR SHILLING DAY, MONDAY, Aran. 21.—Ldididlies ad want, 9,361; ditto, b 7 nun *MOON; Is *Nu% MU. Masi sal by Woomasi gm Hamm at Na 8. Unbolt asomi. ibs Cesa of Pem. as lik• Oft% le LoWlea4 Ilbrost. la lbs et om.—l r uaaas, Arm ff. IRA SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—F.I°3,poI% A isle of member, biome left town tor York, the Room win thLuip emended, and very little human woo trammeled. For the ?tying D delirium's Handicap re. Pa and Zeta fell but to 6 to I auk and were paned by fimintallty m Pim Yellow Jack ails obtaionct • Moine lead f or t he Two outand, notwithetandien the firm Oessimetration woleh within the b.ot tem Oar, had driven him had in ni 6t04t07 to 2. An opinion prevailed I wellilidarmed quarters tb tt Ma movement splint him was • riffn me. no Ws so It may no strain effort on the part of hi friends yea inquired To mai' him to firms tads, to 2to I. 7to 2 would have Ono takes freely about l'orto Rico. Fly-by-Night was 00. vows." SOS to IWO tad 430 to 200 were tAten .Soot wentworth for the Deihl. and 12 to 1 Ins laid once to M. scalortCaunoble--10 to 1 was wterwarda t.haw and oden d. The tranesetwee re wire to the Great Northern liundicap and the coeskr Cup were few st.d mom arrant. - - - I:Lariat:l PRPEPI: GREAT NORTHENN HANDICAP. 10 to 3 apt Mr. Parker...lom Aer 11 to 2 Mr. °mirrorings Me Earl (t) to 1 Lord &Rama, Fandango (t) Bto 1 Mr. It Nilron's Heir of woe (I) PLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. Sto apt Mr. /Wiry% Ho. etallty (t) Sto Lord tt n's Pundarmone (I) Bto Mr. J. al Manlm's (t) 6 to Lord Zeeland...Eat, (t) THE TWO THOUSAND. 2to aged Mr. Hormel'. Yellow Jack (t) 3to Mr. J. stamey'r Porto Rico (t 7to 2) 8 to Mr. G. W. Fliewilllenes Milton CHEYTER CI P. Bto art Mr. Redlelar Horpitallty (t) 8 to Mr. Flabt'a Dama 10 to Mr. J. (.borne '. I oram r . Grey (t) 25 N Mr. T. Pares harlot (t) 25 to Mr. Loward'A re)thlkit DERBY. 9to apt Mr. G. W. Pozwilliam's Wentworth It S to Admiral Hammerer Ell I mon (t II to 2) 10 to Lord J. bn mores C.nnerbie (t and off) 33 to Lord obertereeld'a later Wilkins (t) YORK SPRING MEETING. Roane Aaritrao.— Fandango. Fietterman rtumbarid, The Earl. °bike. Apathy. Leta, King ol Tromp., Fanny Fern, Hesse Carnet. Skirmish r, Nougat. &mule Be c;, Pretty troy, Vuienunt, Ply George Gamekeeper, Ssunrensr, Duleamsra, Heir of Linne. Madame Clievitiot Kretrel, Actual. Panmure, Wasplike, Lady Tat. teen, Minerva clt. Be/Ishii, twine/owl M. Away. Red, White and Blue, Gaudy, Peace. &w on* One Art, Hanover. Huntingdon. WIlUe Crauford. Barmaids, glliagtoo, Preston, Ellermire, Bremer. and eweet William. LONDON WEEKLY RETUILIIL—Artn. 19. Dallyeted.iPr. Stock.' 11133. ibireseted. gueea.W. lonia make 11.757 Mauritius bane Krlll Bengal Madr 4.457 Penang Pesetas Pin. Si? Coarse. B. P. mobs Mocha ....... bake Sul Ceylon "... bar 9112 Coma. B.P. tap 2,416 Run, D.P smks 1846 11 . ). 16,701 19,• IP I 181049 6,838 81.593 Leto 67,971 8,146 117,14 14,241 1E9,464 113,364 16,466 27147.1.1 -' 441 .4,54 T 17,775 IS' 4,579 19,903 5,269 30,-390 ?ALLOW. The advioes tom Bt. Petaraburg .re to tits J2th Aprll. The tan, market bad declined In the ouurse of the week. and Mathew had been dose to the eaten of 1,0.0 corks for August. at 116.10 down. The market suaseqsently n -acted, and 600 casks were dice at 137.10 down, sad Men casks at 1911.i0, which was the bet prim. TM exchange was 271 d., and 4. lb* demard for tallow hem ham Men amid, throughout the pat week. lire tr.de are taking more tallow than usual at this rit nod, In OWL quence of their Mein bees out of stock in anticipation of the late fall mprior, and exporters ITS Mill buying Pillow. chi. 6, for Frahm. The tar stock of palm oil both here and in Liverpool. and the high price of the article so ohm. pared with the price of tallow, also ha. Its effect to increasing the consumption of Ike latter; and as It i 1 not expected that the arrive/a of mint oil will be asffident for s. me months to reduce the mice to the euatomary legitimate difference In value, we may fairly expect a continuation of the Oman° for tallow to mutely Ike eficiency in the stock of palm oil, To-day our market ha , been steady with a good spot demand, ►ot not muck doing rpecu'a . trey. We leave off— spot, e 75.64.; Way and June, els.; Comber and Umember, Mk. 9d. ; mparate menthe, Os. 3d. Town t Ituw , Me., net cask.—(Prom Itesere. Smith aced Charles's Circular of Monday evening.) COTTON.— besieger., Arias 21.—Tbe oottan market Mowd with excitement and prlaa at American qualities are uregiesz, but com monly id. per lb. dearer. Ibe pales are 20 000 hair.—including 2,000 lur import, and 8.200 an epeeul.itio• ; comprising Perr-asa and blariusb..mod 614. to 7fd. ; 00 bah a, at 6 .1.; 2,500 at 7d. to 10d.; 1,600 dune, 4d. ta 401.; and MO tea island; 104. to la. bd. per lb. COALL—Lonnow, Arai, 21.—Peeernft Mph Main, 16a; Folcroft Low Hank, 13e. 6d.; Taadeld Moor Botts, .M.; West Pelicoa 15..; West Wylam. 10. Go.; End Harvey Wylam um. screened. 14s. 3d.; Will. End incldoil, 15e. ad.; Eden Main, 17..; Will. Bad Yramwelts de, let. 6d.; WAla End He tea Lynes, 164.: Walls End Lambion, Ito.; a:el a End Pensber, Id.; Walls End Booth Hatton. let. ; Walls End nlawarea, I.M. 6d.; Will. End Candor., lea ; Walls lad !:aeon, grl. ; Walls Ina Hartlepool Hatton,6d.; Walls End Henab Hall, 17 6 ; WIWI Bad death Hedge, 17s. id.; Walls Endars, 1114. 6d.; lt ails End West Hellos. 16s. Walls End Whitworth, 1.6; Derwentirstst Hartley. 16s. 94. 6144 at market, 36 ; sold, 27. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Jamb Wheeler, of Cork, Kelly, from Mamma to Marmilla. with nuts, wan abandoned at sea with 9 feet water to ber bold, Mack I 6; aew taken off hy throne • (resale atm, arrived at Toulon. Barad, Mowbray, hone for Kostivberg, pa Into hammy Mar. boor having sprung a le.k oh the Paint of Ayr. —Liverpool. April It. VIRPOOL !area AT FOAM,. Pooh—Alort, at Genoa; Eatraa. at ; Plying Fish, at Measina ; Tetemtna, at Naplaa; 'Magi* (N). and dardtata (.1). at Otandiar ; Arkwrtibt, Pod a:d ttl•Kay, at mobile; Jo.epa Hoare, at New OrleAta ; Undanrritar, David Crodtat, &clue, Lucy Ikutopoes, sad Change, at Now Tort. n. it.ld. ba ( I rPt.). from Portsmouth, at this poet, towed round by tar Tartar, atematug.—Liverpool. April 21. The Rattler. staasatag, hear at Portsmouth, with two mortar meals lu tow—in MI hours.—Liverpool, Aprll2l. VESSELS SPOIENN WITH. Hope (barque), Moriarty, of Llmenek, from New Wet for Liverpool. April 16. four dies 8. of Cape Mar. f Art t, from Liverpool for Callao, 47 days, Feb. 211, Mt.: N., Ica. . MAILS OF THE lONIAN IsLEs.—Oor correspondent at Malta writes:—Her Majusry 'a 'hip Cando left with despatches for Cori. on the 13th, ned b.r Majesty's ship Triton with the usual mad, a the 15 h. la future this vessel will leave Mara tor the lonian blends on the 16:6 of every month, cony/gips mails and owner g n ; mut will leave Corfu on her ',turn Tot itie on th. sth of testy month, to as to web the P3n,i solar Company's steamer cow/emir the lode mail t 3 Foaled. leis is a great bw a to the ii,babil , •noi or Malta end the lonian Islands, affording. monthly CJIIIIDMOICSti• a between the two planes and Cr.. cr. [Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAY'S OINI'MINT AND Pius A.rot:e cora Rum!. roe Ilan LI elf—Extract of a Islet from le r. Merle. Nacre, of Church•atreet, eh. to Prole...Tr Hol loway —.• Sir, I beg to offer you my sincere thanks for the motto. loos cure winch your invaluable ointment end max have effected cm my leg. Yoe tour months I was in a London Hospital, and turned out afterwards as Inc.irable, with very Bins hopes of Paving, my leg; but I am happy to state that your remediss have effeeted a ter tact and speedy cure. Sold by all midi else venders tbreLghout the world ; at l'ro moor Holloway'. Etta. bllabossiA, 144. Strand. Lando:, sod ns, kamen-ine, New York; by A. Stamps, Coestantinople ; A. Coldish Bmyrsa ; sad L Muir, MAIM BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAMS. BIRTHP. CLAIRMONTE.—ApriI la, at liarley-atreet, tha wife of 0. C. Clair. mart.. Elio, of a daughter. SAUT.—April IS, at bursary, tlw site of T. W. Fatly, Ytq. of a NOM. FILAVRN.—AoriI 17, the wife of I. Iladwen, jun., Esq., of Liver goof, of a daughter. LET eAUX.—April 17, at Rock-park, Cheshire, the wife of E. 11. Lamm, Esq., et . daughter. MOORL—Aped 17, et esmooury- park, the wife of Mr. W. Moore, of a daughter. MOUPIIIIM.—ApriI IS, at Verwm.i lace, Birkenbosd, the wfa of ►. C. Morphew, EM.. of • daughter. ROBSRTS.— Apra le, at the tirove, dalbsm, the wife of R. &Mile, MN., of a so . TT KISMAN.—AprII IS, the gist of P. Trertrum, Erg., of Weymouth einem. of • daughter. WISISTO24. -Aoril 20, at St. MergareVe, Rochester, the wife of the Pee. gobert Wrhistois, M.A., of a eon. WIIITIL—ApriI IS, at W.dwiet.street, Pimlico, the wile of Mr. T. C. Whit., of a is.. WOLLASTON.—ApriI 17, et Chisleburet, gent, the wife of G. B . Wollaataw, Req., of a daughter. MAURIAGES. 1111NNEDT-BMITIL —April 17, at AL Peter's, Pimlico, J. P. Kee. wdy, Eaq, of Lharth Ash House, Tyfooe, cod Manchesteretreet. London, to Augusta Lewis, daughter of N. G. ctuab, Eq., of Mbery.strett, Paoll.o. KENT GRAT.—April 17. at the parish shmcb, Bolt n, by the Rey. Omen glade, Mr. O. Kent, ot Wicklow, to Jane, daughter of Mr. J. Gray, 01 Ashley. fondue, Manchester LOGAN—WENTWORTH.— April 1 7 , at St. Paull., Deptford, by the Met. W. H. W. A. Bowyer. Charles !Amnon, coo of the Late W. C. 1. Logan. EN., of Balllsourig, Cork. to Frances Hannah, I Isughter at W. P. Wentworth, req., Lieut. &M., of R.M.'s ItemsUmg.yard , Deptkat. LTALL—GRANT.—ApriI li, .t Christ Church, St. Navas, by the Might Rev. Lord Blebop of O. Lard. the kb T. W. IL [yell, ILA.. Beeler of Ct. Dkais Bacbehoreh. London, to gown Macriettrali. sande. daeghtes of T. T. GranL Fee., of Chalet-tenon Li. sene&park. DEATHS. BEILBE.—ApeII Is, Masan, god 14. CLIMENTIL—ApriI IS, at Owen David Clossanta, late of Carvaaiton 0001CMAN.—Apell 17, at Stepney Nod $3. EIAWEINIL—ApriI 17, at Patk•watk. Went firocoptoo, Emma, daughter of T. Ilawk.ta, Seq., LLD. SOWS.—AprII 14, at Caln'oolan.plann, ("atom, B. 17. Tlowe, Eaq., We Caplan' 11.1120 Slat Hest. 111241(1' of Mr. T. Eeilby, of Leeds, Rain. INlame!, Pomereet, John , Snryey, wed 44. ..... G. Cookakia, Erq, 11, at th; Vicarage, eichooath, Devon, the Res. W. Joshing., aged IL :ONEL—april le, at Chichester. the Ray. L J. loses, seed 42. PlLLLT.—april ID, at her mildew, Upton, Ewe, Erma, Wear the late elr Jobe Beery rade, Bart, aged 71. . - Y 210 1,P60 719 67$