The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-13 00:00:00

BRIGADIER INOLLS'S NARRATIVE OF THE DEFENCE OF LIICKNOW. The narrative of the defence of Laoknow has teen published at Calcutta by order of the oowener-Osawel of ladia. In a gantral order, bearing dab Dec. 0, the Oovernor-O•arial asys at it, The Oevernor-Owasral in Council banes that *am has • tale Wm told whirl will so stir the hearts d English- IMO Ned Eaglialiwcenum se the simple, earnest nereative of Brigadier loglie. It rightfully commences with. soldier's testimony, touchingly kerne, to the chlvahome chamfer sad high deserts of Sir Henry Lawrence, the sed dela of whim death is now made known. There does not deed remadd is the annals of war an achievement more truly hail the deft nee of the Residency at Liu:know described in As sanative which f.llaers. That defence has not cal, mid forth all the energy sad daring which belong Y Beglian — Fa the bur of active eontlict, but it has WOW& mai nuoasly, and in the highest degree., that noble aril amisined courage which, spinet Oliarowts odds wed foe hl dlsedne tape, mind hop. deferred, and through matesedat tall eel wear of body and mind, ,till bolds on day edlar day and teioapha. The heavy guns of the .—s* e, poled, franc la security, within arty yards of the entreschamate—se arm, indeed, that the solicitations, and threats, sad tennis white the rebels addressed to the wire defenders of the gensime wen wady heard by those true-hearted men ; the Ire of the enemy's medurtry, so searching that it peastrailed the tear- ' mid fleet of the women and children, and of the wounded; thole denprate attempts, repeatedly made, to Mee an mdry Wier Womb. to the dances; the perpetual alai* of the waste; the weary night watching fee the espied Opel of relief; sad the steady waste of precious lives, mill the sae hew of English gunners was reduced below Bbd of the pas lola worked , all those constitute batons is • Idebory which the Mow-onarry wen of the heroes of Luba, will read with swelling hearts, and which will sedum fee ever as • Wen 10 theme who shall hope, by treachery, anamlene, or Warm in their trews, to overcome the ledeseltalie spirit ef isfAstrasa." /BON Mumma mum, CONTILWTHINS GARRISON OT ILVORNOW, TO TSB SICIILTAZT TO OOTRATIMBUT TART Dpiaaricurr, caLcurra.. Dated lashrew, h it i t od i. eseeterease et the vary des* le e &KA et Del phisr-Glereal sir H. K. Lingers, X.0.D., lele r eaarred et dr Owls Field Peres *sang eterni ses he selitlery waste which haw eseened at liedraww gime the India Jew last her &edger apes emit Os M. main et that day several ropers essehei Off BIM Lemma that the esbel snap, R as Try cardheelte Owe% wend mire hem Matto (a shell dap .het eft rho Mint is Shored le 1 , as Latham t levies asesiag ; 'Ed dr late herein* Setterisel le age a dem reemshesse eat dreedes, w 4 the vhw, it pound% etreelleg the hese at sillishis tagaindeishir at he estessee isle the War% of the shy, res. at the mess the Odral. which la a small sirens blies =!paid road, about half-way between Leareeeet east Tkerforcedietined for this service, and whkh ins e• posed u ikillowe, moved out at eta a.m. on the neenft if the 30th of Jura —Arttllery 4 guns of No. Horse Light Fend Battery, 4 ditto of No 2 Onde Field Denim ditto of No. 3 ditto ditto ditto, an 8-inch bowline. City • Troop of Volusteer Cavalry; 120 trooper, of denclunith belonging to la, iza, and 3el Regiments of Oede Irregular Cavalry Inkstry 300, her Sisnety's 114,111 th Na tive Infantry ; 60, 48th Native Infantry ; 20, 7let Nano In ( The . o p. misled by the report.' of treythen—who listed that there were few or no mat Gtwe.. Lucknew end Ain hot— somewhat farther than had ben origimilly ist aad suddenly fell la with the inesay, who bed up to that tines eluded the vigilante of the mired guard by ooncial!ng theineeleas behnd • kin Noe of trees is crershahning imeintais. The Ramses throe end howitzer, with the Native inhati7, held the be Is oh eh for some time, and had the aix guns of the Otide artillery been faithful, end the Sikh cavalry shown a bettor itent, the day would have bees WAR in *pin of an immense disparity to amebas. Bat the Oede artillerymen and driven were traitors. They °vertu:aid the guns ditches, ad the Mace* al thair horses, aed ahanthowl item reste tithe remonatnesees and 'tattoos of Ibeir own oMeere Sod of those of 6,r Henry Lewresce' a staff, headed by the Seigether- General is person, who himself drew LI. sword upon them rebel.. Beery effort to induce them to steed having proved ineffectual. the force er r oned to s vastly impeder fro of sr awl completely outflanked on both sada* ea amr powering body of Infantry and cavalry, whkk site* get into oar rear, wu compelkd to retire with the kith al the.. permit( ',Olney, which tali into the beads of the insiny, In conamsecce of the rack treachery of the Oath end with • very grievous :Ist of killed ant wounded. hest was dreedfid, the gun ammunition wu expended, end the almost total want of cavalry to prcuct our rear meth our retreat moat diesetroas. AD the ninon behaved well, and the exertions of the small body of Volunteer Cavalry—only fatty is number—under Captain Wickliffe, 7th Light Cavalry, were mow praiee worthy. Sir Henry Lawrence subsequently con ve y e d his thanks to myself, wbo had, st his requeet, sotocopenied him von thin mission ;Colonel Cam being In command of bee Majesty's 320 d). He eke expressed his aption oldie way in which his staff—Captain Wilwn, Oting Deputy Assistant Adjutant Geuerel ; List - .tenant I lish-Ae lastest Cosonsimery-Generel; Captain Military Secretary ; end Mr. Cooper, Civil the of whom bed acted es Mr Henry La • Akio de •Camp from the cmionencenitmt of the dieksrbeame— had conducted theme/yes thongliout this weineme dey. Sir Henry further per icalerly mentioned that he would bring the pliant conduct of Captaia Radcliffe ma Lieu tenant Bonham, of the artillery (who worked the bowilver sorrowfully until incapacitated by a wound), to the promi sent notice of the government of India. The maw in which Lio tamest Bork, I let N. 1., cleared • valve with a party of Sikh skirmishers, also the Admiration of the bridedise-General. The conduct of Bar diem, who, with his handful of Ismael, covered the retreat of tie rem guard, was extolled by air Remy, who impressed Ids intention of usectiothag the services of this an officer to his lordsLp in conned. Lieutenant-Cogoust Casa, who commanded ic,r Majesty's Shed Regiment, wee mor tally wounded while galLuitly leading on his mew. The ser vice had not a more deserving alter. The command de yoked as Captain Stevens, who ulan received a llsoth-wound shoed, afterwards. The commend then fed to Captain Mans bald, who bassists died of cholera. A hat • of the casualties os thissecesion accompanies the dispatch. It reseales to report the siege operations. It will be It the recollection of Ms lordthlp ft oomdl that It we. the origins! intention of Sir Henry Lawrence to occupy not only the Itesidetc7, bit also the fort called the Mechbee noires. an old dilsOlated edifice, which had been hastily repelred for the week's, though the ddenoes were ems at the Ltd moment very for from complete, sad were moreover commanded by many houses in tee city. This situation of the Mnehhe• Bhowne with regard to the Resirkway has already been described to the government of India. The untoward event of the *Lb June so far dhohddied the whole available force that we had not a sulkiest umber of men remaining to occupy both positions. The 1 General, therefore, on the evening of the Ist .1 9 :7 6 : - ~ nailed to the garrian of the Muddies Disowns to evacuate and blow up that forerun in the course of the night. no ciders were sb:y carried out, and at 12 p m. the form marched into the RoeicLary, with their guns and tremor*, without the low of a man; end shortly after words the szplosion of 240 b irrels bigurpowdor and 6,000,000 ball cartridges, which were !peg in the L.,xgozine, announced to Sir Henry Lawrence -.nil Lie tdl eis, abo were anxiously waiting the report, lLe • nitric dr, Irm I i,n of that p o d an d all that it crutitned. If It had net :.an for this wise and strategic measure no member of the LtlAtt.)W garrison, in ell probability, would Live survivod to tell the tele ; for, es bas already teen stst,l, the MucliMe Shower was awn sanded fr,•rn other parts of the tAre. Ind was moreover in differently provided with heavy artillery ammunition, while the difficulty, 'adoring. and lOU which the Heidsuev veni son, even with the reinforcement thus o btain e d on e th e Meehbes Hanson, has understate in b.hling the position is wadtrient to show tho!, if the erigitel intent:lan of holding both posts had been a:L rod to, both would have inevitably bibs. MI now my very pa:rdul duty to relate the calamity which betel tui at the cAnmenceratat of the liege. Os the lit July an S-inch 01,1 burst in thr rsom intim Reddesey which Sir 11. Lawrence wee ' Ihe aisles beret between Litt Ul4 Mr. Coups dose tobotti bet without in jury to either. The vtuAs of Ma .itoff implored eir Henry to take up of brr quartera, se the /triodes. y had ibea benne the spensi target for the viand shut and shell at the essay. Thia, however, he je,rinely decliatd to do, oisereist that mother shell wou!.l crruinly never be ;;tched into that mall room. Du. Providen:e bad ordained otherwise, fur rm the very swat day he waa nv.rfaily soutuLed by the Antoine of mother shell which buret in the woe room, exactly at the 0 . 1 .6 'krt. Caoten Wilson, Deputy-Assistast Adjutant, o~al, received a contusion at the same time. The Iste laantled far 11 Lalrrnell, knowing that hie brt hour was tepidly apt F. - aching, directed me toasters tow nand ol the mots, axed @wanted Major Beet is eneesed hint is the (Mee a thud cosamiuloser. Be limned great ',ray till the naming of the 4th Jely, wheel he n eted. and the iy , r , ratatut was thereby deprived, if 1 say vesture to say to, of the servinia ei a diaturdslosi ata.epore said a vadat gallon midis,. Yew toes have ever yeeoered to W MOO event the power wlakh he vary*/ of grimier the beats of all those wrth whom he CAM ts sad thus 41111/trig the warmest and looet makes &Taloa five himself sad tor the government whit b he served. The ancesnfal deem el the poet a has been, wader Provident*, measly altribstaWe to the ft sight ,hich h e tem „ p g i n l b, t b m g y cemmenclesest rf the 'misery operstioss, end the we ahlg sod natal activity which ha exhibited is iVil tiMea into effect. All realm n o meme d .ucb °madames tsmipaest and his fertility of reissues, that the pewee( lie NI was riceiv.l throughout the perrisout witb %alums of aumelaudsa Daly second to the grief which was laspirwl WAS • Not rico:in - 4 by goranurasat. THE Exyagss, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1858. ili ong Were the expiration d the 17 tism rsi V hue Air by the slow resof lath Native WY evrr roVe fe=sre dePaa7 elsee was ilyieg min as at a las *dial& whether Ws swim vas Rost owing Se the ustfring physical eskseases ad bow, *fish he disphysi, at b. kis ever rag, .4=ll aka mad @Mak samoin at Ma c.= as firer view addsuumis owl sateosinle ie=sen b the sneak, las emit hub as by bis andheet *besiege. Be was ellialleg as ape* asisbiet quastmeeel, and also stl lbe Mak portion al the smoky el Ms ria lei m a r be* illisolths his smokes have been hnshr Y flis War, for it vas owWg aloes to hie toot, vigasnee, MI bravery, that the Sikh hansom were fa deout torus** In Irian a very saprotsoted post under a bury, i Barra, 71st Native Infantry, the but adjutant kg siklek clikkike major of brigade, hu proved himself to be PE t (110 W. Lientnest Birch, of the 71st Native Infantry, has been any eiblenasp thrsegheat the siege. I firmly believe then sew vas a bent able-de-vamp. He hes been lade hidgeble, wee len a earth or to convey sa tear es • threwined under the heaviest Ilro. On ass of thine esessiass be naked a slight wowed on the heed. I to Wag the envier of this most penning and hist be S piny i na amb the favourable mesideration of 19 se I am mach Waked to Mr. Colmar, C.B. for the sminne he bee en testy namions afforded me by his Judi snug advise. Ilme,teisesseet ever found him most reedy awl nary is the nalwasage of the military duties r aped le bim ib berwer a z amo losed the post or his we is hie M yers em ill =feramerently had had some previous experienes el militesy wearea. If the road to Cannon had ben wade deer by the elven of our troops, it was me in f to bele denied this saw to Calcutta, to &MB peen the esseneesse whin have taxa place, he the beamed= Imit=ient ef Indhs. I still hope that when our shell be ens mere temp std he may be enmenad to Ombnni for thieje= tr Leidy, have the pismire the splendid beha viour of the abbe; via, the men et /leasety's 32nd Foot, the wadi debehimen of her Wilt& Foot, the Burnam end adhe arlithey, th e mil Tlet BA rhumb Native leardzy, steel the the nepative =the =dee of the el labs. The losses by hr • 'Sal, which be new barely 300 strew, by far • aid bythe lleneyeen artillery, slew at bid n ali ttihew how to die le the muse of ihdr conduct under the teen, the ex pensauerditill. whin they have had to undergo, Ms been nest admirable mui=etr. 4.. As enether el the ham sad the we liewe iN aht emend w ith, I may minim thee the samba of awe erblernme was so re doing are ea the nessien of ea oda* the genses—sided se they washy sand ILM.'s 32ad Foot, end by renamed of all elsasse—liail to en fr om one battery to ensanr, win ner the be et the enemy wee hottest, then ad big nearly net* men to serve WV the ember ef gess at the ems time. In shod, et led, the mobitalivingsta masts was only twisty-bur, wWe we had. Wan mein% se lees than thirty gnu paha With respect to fa te mine been I am M ophden that their loyalty bee never bra sac:L They were indlf ilireetly lied end worn beeeell. wen exposed, asps =the se der elan Liseemesat bee meet et send net and werdssery, while their windows. They were No Bur thet a :w i led scavnedites weld be serried ea between them ; bad nay obeli, pmeneden, presime, end bent we I ettenately resorted to. in vie el , to se date them who, to 01 from thdr =to the UMW s, web have been sanded by their b eards& All the teen behaved nobly, end the names of three Ina of the native force whe have particularly aillegnhited themselves have been laid before Mefor-Geamal it James Nina, G.C.8., who bee promised to pronedethen These sole buoy= fens will be tranamitted In In mane for the orders of his Boyd Highness the General Oanneolleg-ia-Chist In conclusion. I beg lean to tape., on the Pert etps and the members of th is prrlses, our deep and sense of the conduct of Mejor Oenstalf* J. Ontram, .C. 8., of Brigadier General Havelock, C. 8., sad of ths troops under those damn who so devotedly tame to our relief at so heavy a secethce of Bk. We are also repaid for mach suffer tag sad privation by the sympathy which our brave de liver= my our perilous and unfortunate position has excited for as in the hearts of our countrymen throughout the Length sad breadth of her Majesty's dominion.-1 have, do., (Signed) T. INGLIS, Colonel H.M.'s 32nd, Brigadier. With reference to the preceding general order by the Right Hon. the Governor-General in Council, No. 1,643 of th is day's date, and in recognition of the heroiam of the defenders of the Residency of Lucknow, the Right lion . the Governor- Otmeral in Council hereby orders-- Every officer and soldier. European and native, who has formed part of the garrison of the Residency, between the 29th of Jane and the 26th of September last, shall receive dx months' buts. Every civilian in the covenanted service of the East India Cory who has taken part in the demos of the Bakiancy w a, the above - named dates, shall receive six month ) butte, at a rate calculated according to the military rank with which his standing corresponds. Every uncovenanted civil allow or volunteer who has taken a like part shall receive six months' baits, at a rate to be flied according to the functions and position which may have been assigned to him. Every native occisnisaioned officer sod soldier whip has formed part of the garrison shall receive the order of merit, with the increase of pay attached thereto, and shall be per mitted to count three years of additional service. The soldiers of the 13th, 48lh, and 7 tat Regiments of Na tive Infantry, who have been part of the ' n, shall be formed into a regiment of the line, to be called the Regiment of Luoknow, the further constitution of which, as regards of and men, will be notified hereafter, - --- E:f. - if:i7,EOlonal. Secretary to the Government of India, Military Department. With reference to these reward; the Governor-Oemeral gamin another general order dated ai 8 : The colors and ma of e zegiamenta mot rushy their fall of soknow pigment from a higher authority than that of Governor-General in council ; but it will be her • government and the Hon. Court the= . d s aty of his lordship in coundl to ex press to rt of Directors of the India Company, in the strongest terms, the recommendation of them to that favour fur which Mtijor-Osseral Biz James Outram so justly pleads. • Meanwhile It is a gratification to the Governor-General in council to direst, in a Beal order of this day, that the rewards sad honours therein specified shall be at coos awarded lo the saes,, and men of the two seevioes and to the civilians respectively. " This nodes newt not be closed without mention of those toile weals who, little fitted to take part in such songs, have ammeed so &awfully and discharged so earnestly their tea el charity in ministering to rickness and pain. It is likely that to themselves the notoriety of prates publicly given may be distasteful; yet the Governor-Ostend in council cannot forego the ploutun of doing justice to the names of Birch, Polehaxopton, Barber, and Gall, and of offering to those whose acts have so adorned them his tribute of respectful admiration end gratitude. " The history of the defence of the Residency of Lucknow does not and with the narrative of Brigadier Inglis ; but no full reports of the course of erects at Lacknow subarquently to the junction of Sir Henry Havelock's force with the de fenders, or of the final and rff&dual relief by the advance of the Commander-in-Chief, have yet Wu received. It is known, however, that the success which has carried joy to so men aching hearts has been clouded by the death within the last few days of one of the first soldiers of India, Major- Genera Mr Henry Havelock. " The Oovernor-Oeneral in council deeply deplores the lose of this able lender and truly brave men who has ban taken from the service of his country at a ale when he can least be spared, though not before he had won for hinumalf lasting renown, and had received at the hands of his Sovereign the gracious and prompt recognition of his merits. "H. J. H. Bitten, Colonel, u &menu., to the Government of India, "Military Department." Tax SIPOIrB CnolcE.—The following is an ex tract ce a letter from Dacca, dated Nov. 30 •—" One of the men hanged this morning spoke oat: he let out the feet so often iterated, that it has become common, a fact which ne vertheless is deserving of great attention. He said—' It not my fault—l should be kilkd any way ; 111 stood op fee the Company, I should to an enemy to the Sepoys ; H fee the &pop, an enemy to the Company ; either way I should fell ea 1 sow do'—or wools to that effect, in good sp. censtry vernacular. The man who so spoke was of a Sae Arms*, the us plus ultra as to figure of the fispoy aim - 4LD 866, a Muandman ; be mat death bravely, prayed un omaingly ; end being so strong, straggled when rd opped for a "moment or two." — Tay Braley IN T7IE WELSH IRON DISTRICTS. —We have been desired to =indict the statement that 150 of the Pontypool workmen cm strike have bend employment at the Rhea Ironworks. The hot is that two men from PosVpol had boon tabu ea at Rhos before the strike was heard - of, end her others have stare been ea by a penton dab; ecatnot work be the Risen The Ocean of Brut says that there is now resid ing is that town a deal mad dumb men seined Moser, a native of Ratisbon, Bavaria, who hes blight himself Let* sad hurts= at the Max lemeiMaropa, all 01 whbh be mites with satrecedlerwy • and who, besides, makes the most difficult ialculstions with astonishing ootTectases sad Tepidity. CRYSTAL PAWL OMB MELLOW DAT. -- Tome; JAN. 12.—Achaimicua• psynnet, 2,495 , ditto, by amen tlekees, 000; weal Ueda, 3,1/4, [Advertisement.)—HoLiowNes PILLS All Due- Mallt.4 Malan lea :11.1111111Mue.-1. UM MMUS' Altair ef the Celled Uwe= as mown is . r el meset amds, West Xr, Auld lash. se tee elz mes k it. sees Liknems emsuseseet Imre adelhheerhig meal nee Creerer ewe at Mob bed nem= Me Se t o pith. y the remmesso ot ski* all Eh 4111Seembeg .mat at tares " lir " =ere na =s a rt tie l art i rerrr i st i o r OK awea cenami l e rr aste read kalMataso deo b A. flmope. Awls. au Malta I hearts et =as iom of a jielle beasfeeter sad a wens Friel aiiilleil is pateley es I do . F i r i = ttat il Z o la* of is . 1111;r great me gr - ineteg = Nli imperhetly, to them. la he m attl e i ry l P aad deserviag Mlle lost IS mid • Met mai, dieertmeede, se ewer ea the to reward me, as Eras be. Wei* the sphere la Mash It was exhibited. The prate be seemly redemed the shook which it bad 'MAW to as lees of he rimed sad et beloved= who ft he le mem the death that able mod am. laYellinalis. the elleiseg chief eiesessioar, who meshed •is Neagh his hie what member • critical 01Cff el 11111 Mat July, sad, dhd without • groan. td polities, sad the Ma of our a hem w a te li im im arige bege, is, so fully sat forth is the sesempuniag shall mamen, forniebed by the genies , m that I eat et myself w fact that wine the liesinde wee cammemed sly two of our babes were =met of the ahem wire yet is sa valiehhe sad the bathing' is the immediate vicinity, which gave come to the essay, were only very partially cleared awe B. . In deed, em Meet lames ham km eamiti . A . B . r . lee the seeny's sir winhaners stetheal is the sad hoer of the aathe Mility, the issomi whisk Mike repeatedly drawn to the satiation of Sir pos e staff of masers; but We invadable reply we the holy places, se private ea far r ;" sad we lam oteadesadw F = severely his ear very hear to M the 5a= 2. 104 0- dim reopen to the dean •1 ear aim tad soldiery. sad As area as the eassay he amen* ellellisha the lavished of the Itediemey, they amid lane lases, NM 121 whisk we wads my Mesh* dear kedmies, is ii 112111•1111 hies, mil eel* made Welkin ea them sides' which bore ae ow pia ber which tbsy letup a Mlle and imerat the day se aliald s while and boolialily comaides, as there said met have be. lese the I,lle sea firing at one time We see pram Mercian, there was ao Om la the Mole at ma ask OM mid be oceeiderse I for ROVIESI a the irk sad weeded who were !...* the bell, which he ben Maar late • 1 men la very me of the WM& sad tlie; 0 Lisalmat Doris and other mem sal rakes were shot deed la a room into which it had net ad his. prormely deer garble that a bullet mil melee* Neither were the enemy Ills la molly beide nay seta had from 20 to 28 mas ses ifiliel NM 111 OM of wry large calibre. Them w e mad ow pest at well distances, sons beg eta. fifty yards of our de., feces, but in dam ewe eer ewe heavF oy eadd ast ' reply tot hem, while the peemease sad el the enemin erecting beeleft la ft est if, enc ased their guns lea vi 'We the reeked ei Mises* to imam them by mMeny Web usavailies. Neither could they be effectually reel by shells, by media of their Mee prozimity to our a Sea, sad bears, mewereer, the =my had recourse to my narrow teem about nettle la depth in rear ma, is which the ma lay what is Mlle were = l aald wash so effeerelly _simessled thee eves while the net is bathe skapacaters mid Indy me their Lei while la wad el larder. The mow materned themselves with keepleg up this 'n ormal the el mean sad at/ the 10th July, ca which day, el Ift ma., the y Ift wry Poet forth an around our pesillea, sad Ildol4lll • hazy Was inside ear outer line dinkier the Wake Os. Theses, however which was does to the Balsa, sad sweetly seen wi th the intention of destroyba that battery_ftifi ait Wm, but as so as the sacks had dewed away, the may boldly ad. veer, ands cover of • timeadous dm (imam and mar beery, with the object of storming the Bales. But they WWI received with sae a heavy firs, that after a short Mesh they iliii boa with much MR • stress column Mere et the lame tee to Mere ferns ppaeett,, ad ems ea to with* is yards of the pailmis, ting to Lionemit Inagleass, 13th 11.1., lee meameaded the pones , se his Wave ees, ampule of pa tiara of th e l'ac omaat g ed weir, • few of her Majesty's awl Foot and of the lath Native Infantry, sa opportunity of eadaidallag themselves, wkok they me not slow to Sala theeselms of. and the enemy were dd.= Lack with geme eleglaw. The iaters ma aim atcks at sleet *very seit, but were *middy abseil, end at 2 pm., they aimed Md• atterope to slum the pier, although Mirusela sr ashy ire and cetroaming es masidlbeed to matm*ir me Mem pu la thle ea the - lea Mod, whim Me eery amie tanks am" 1= pilwisiel= • abates le the hark ea fi sh er the wa l l eps et I mi nd, sair r ewl • gra mete of the M. side lof the beats scrupled by Mr. &Wiling's ganiaa. Oa the de eleariag away, • breeds appeared, through which • regime could bee advanced is perfect order, and • her if Qs essay is. on with the utmost detertaloatka, bat was at with sash a withering flank fire of marry !us the ekes edam holding the top of the brigade asses, sig ia that they beat • MOW, leaving the more edvsesees et their Readare ea the crest of the breach. While this operation was ow, ano th er large body admired sthe Cawnpore , and succeeded in locating thse selves for a few mime the ditch. They were, however dislodged by hand gmeas. At Captain Anderson's they reo came boldly forward with scali n g ladder", w they pleated agile the wall ; but her,, as elsewhere, they we et with the moot *dear's resolution, and the leaders being elate, the rest fled, leaving the ladders, and re treated to their batteries se loop-hold defences, hornlike* they kept up for the rest if the day au uneasily heavy ma. amide sad etaiteley N. On the 18th August the enemy I sprung another mho to front of the Seikh lines with very fatal effect. Capes Or (unattached). Lieutimits Meeks sad tiepin, who ocamaded the mall body of drummers camposlag the pram, were blows into the air, bat provi dentially returned to earth with no further injury thee • severe shaking. The garrison, however, were Rot so fortu nate. NJ lees than eves men were buried alive under the run", from whence it was impossible to Milk** thee, owing to the tremendous ere kept op by the mow eim houses situated sot tea yards in fret of the breath. The w followed by • general smelt of a Ys der =esikl' was followed than the two forme efterts, sad tke essay were consequently repulsed without mach . Bo* they succeeded, wider cover of the Winch, to throneless in oat of the houses is einS= lbws they were drive' in the evening by the el her Ma. jetty's 3 2 2nd and 82th Foot. On the the mossy made their last errs arse. slam mine, • few feet short of the beetles of ßev attliesander gee in Major Apthorp's poet, they admen' with bine bear, scaling ladders -_,, which the* plaited spirt the well, sad mounted, thereby gaining for en heat the makeseme if • gun. They were, kerne speedily bids beck with lees, by hand grenade's and Musketry. A few minutes rake. gaudy they sprung another miss does to the brigade meat, and advanced boldly; but soon the corpses strewed in the garden in front of the poet bore testimony to the fatal ma. racy of the rifle and meek/try Are of the gallant members if that garden, and the enemy fled igsocotaiously, beim their leader--a fine-looking old native otter—among the slain. At other posts they made their similar attacks, bat with less resolution, sad everywhere with the some want of success. Their lore upon this day most have bee. very heavy, es they care on with such determination, sad at sight they was sees beertag large Rama rs of the killed sad wounded over the bridges la the dirndl= of caadiaments. The above I. a feat attempt at • description of the four great strand" which have occurred during this protruded Reason of exertion, exposes, and suffering. His lordship in council will perceive that the enemy invariably commented his attacks by the expkeion of a mine, • species of offmeive warfare for the exeree ol which our peition was oxford'. sately peculiarly situated, and had it not been for the most untiring vigilance on our part in watching and blowing up their mines before they were completed, the assaults would probably have bee much more numerous, and might, per have ended in the capture of the place. But by countermining in all directions we succeeded in defecting se destroy ing no lees the four of the enemy's subterranean adieus towards impacted positions, two of which opera tints were eminently meoeseM, as on an occasion no Is. than eighty of them were blown into the air and twisty suffered a airier fate on the eeoood expiation. The labour, hamar, which devolved upon us in m= these counter-mines, te the absence of • body of i men, was Very heavy. The Right Hoe. the Governer. amend in Council will feel that It would be impossible to crowd, within the limits of • despatch, even the pried* events, much more the Individual aces of gallantry whisk have marked this protracted struggle. But I can dissciati- Cour, dedsre my conviction, that few troops have ever aa derginie greater hardships, meted as they have been to a aevet-eeeiag Ire sod cannonade. They have rue alternate vicissitudes of e xtreme wet end at ee and that too with very insufficient' shelter from either, sad * may paws without any shelter at all la a &Rios to having he to repel real attack; they have boa rip ised night and day to the hardly kw hereeng fee sloes which the enemy have bees erastaatly owing. The issurgesta have frequently Ira very heavily, sounded the ad vance and shouted for several hour, together, though not • man could be seen, with the view. of course, of harassing oar small and exhausted ford, is which object they succeled, for no pat t has been Wong enough to allow of a portion ca lf of the garrison being prepared in the event of a false eel being turned into a real one. AU, therefore, had to stand to their some and to remain at their posts until the demeastra lion hod ceased ; and such attacks were of almost nightly occurrence. The whole of the Alan and men have Dues dry eight and day doling the eighty-seven days which the siege bast lasted, upp to the arrival of Sir J. Ceram, G.C.B. Is addition to this tneeeraut military duty, the fora hes bee Rightly employed in repairing dames, in moving gm, to bury hug dead animals, in conveying ammunition and me simnel stem from one Owe to another, and in other h. tiros duties too ateerce sad toe trivial to enumerate bees. I hel, however, that soy word of mine will fail to coley 4oilleme idea of what our &tier sad labours have be m, Moms * which all mks and all claws—dalleas, eine sad soldiers, have all borne an equally noble pact Al base he Xtar descended into the nee, ell the shovel for the imenneat el the ve paM ble helleek, sad ell emotred with worst mod hammer hoe tame ma other ou ,entry, without rived SO SO delattime of rank, del or military. Notwithated. sing eill lbw hardships, the einem hap made no lee the Ihe serlie_la which they spiked two a the enemy's heaviest pia, sod Wier ay seeml of the hones. hem which they had ups lip air met hamming kw Ow g to the Rem be be elm aerie, each me was Makthat au = 7 Wallas! Aorta alone depended is me wan maser the seta elf the entire puede. This searlemmees incited mop iso, esater, sad ma to deed the past segued to Wm Mk see demi, teaseity, sae le kikt ` Here the lives • No received ►y gimasbenL which proddlates bed minulet le ble sin with each MM. istartmehr. that the may, their errimat Medal, &dr homy aim *dr mobara j z s i Mkt hessmet dee, mid aim ametet teat ti pearl white the bomb Odds patties, wit& war se May tertilet, Hat lei aces he le tag et the aut mapdaele/e, the whole plan mei Modal; ahroh we hese Um. ireirgreet be ths ei s eshiree Milt have, waft at Mee se Mg sat es easerdege waged dsu r le reeler art Mod beam s s tas A la,. (S Is l arreal ma= to the .pea hearbes, to ths s ad Mem% eel hide, to the kag erbealtely Ce l l dr Moe owl Mold *Mom sat INK wbe have MM. Theis Mot wham. Isar sad sod Mum terhatay to the way la will& this MI6 paha be ben dellshiL Dohs dr arla i c et Ilme videellutes re were Mtsit Mimi mt i Theism mufti lbe perm abbe Art amine' epy dd laird seer le with lbe object of biting w sspop aid .matt le dart ; but the hi& dims &rimod frost me whoa seenee vas at teens satirely metnittworth esk r ie Ws sot wee mermen hey oalliag ter It art hr latrwealka, at.. el me re herd aril tweedy-MA lay al the age, whoa a pseekeer .ailed Ilegadi ears beak with& base tram M assa Havelosles oaapp tallarrelai us Mt they woo whew cog with • Mee eafidat to beer &ewe all opprillea, cad 11911111 les wide or la IM or sh esys. reassergsr was ism ateastaly despatehel, regassemo that ea the emit at their arrival ea the seldtrle ti oity, two mere MOr be NM op, ha air lhat ve MO* Me the rosemary me mo be dim wade hods( thdr The MI deg, beware, affiret, sad dry easse way lot but for saw matey alter ethers art ao uskied he the mew- Ma tithe to resters, with lopes mob as reke the heart Mk. We Mew ass thee. war did velum wadi the fttl Mger—er thirty-11re dap lalue—doet tir Meth, ibees, afterheMg tower met reiglealbet art Mimes* W her shilget to &II bask hr vskemssmais, gad hie wan the hat ommisidestkill w reeerveljtalLtr .. o lan before antral et Ste Jones Charm ea the tkh llepiate — bcr. Pablo lam Arrow of meta sea mall pos , ere bre she Mil rator whs. a dram vh Mel bee sheer alvommalty pie r valed parr Ormroclog with a it br merged hao • low fret, ; sad although fro or no li ft hove astssig asthma its salter it haves lair • wea rs awl Welsharm h mil* la re sham of all arterial sookrame. sae e Ni rani, err, sow bar boa alb air* am gel era The mastrity mom dr wawa awl tilleekrolespedelb mew the haat, hem roe dram, sal ham ahem - errs, has boa pothole the nest petrel cherarehth d mire. The vast oars smash bee she Ira s mom et race pdrsYaa Orr le is satihreer rah rib we was raw stamps* vike it mehips hese arereles to flak Sr ale was eras Crimes se re thes, VIM elielbj es a sear uses groat& irk woe 101 l arra Se oar= al • garb imarale. Who her hal to lesil rah albs. mall MS le ark ask sea *Shea as Ni r r amok Irk soar arts milk* swirl. Perks/ rah the aler of smear the d ger tomempliks ha* boa the IMO stom are a& dr Se Mar irk imlk hos pa h ma far be a allele& I arced meltala IslUe i th a s ii = ma aerie of his g i Gerd Ihe mad re Wain whir lio ham err* lop the wear el this Try bar airied os in T samemple. alas I her kr orb ri slakes in Ws art struab. vaßl Ll Ni rem eseMpei to tht win of Prownwash, wh as eT i V smaticassi the heresoloonse a i nh a t i re , P et Dear ad el Oell.low, saw the a yel 111glarst e arellhial rerselves the teethe sad sailer aims 11111111 ii tad Mar stares hi the Issiad. It a* Ii hr me to beteg to the hyourable nodes of fate lesteMp to muse the user of those Mans who have mit distlerplied thiamine. eel droned me the moat Minh mistemee in them opseekse. Many of the best W hiss* of diem sow rest from their labours. Among them me Lissessen-Coketel Cam sod Captain Radcliffe, when ionise lave alsony beta merated ; Captain Fre • ISM Noting Infantry, who wee bilhd by a round shot, had pergeslarly atnneted the Mention of lib H. Lawrence for his esadnet while in cenisomt et the Idaribbn Show® Cep & Fulton, of the Enemas, who aim wee struck by • rend not, hod, up to the Smo of his early sod Imormtrd dun, deeded me ilhe meet Inalimble aid ; wee indeed hilehilpMe ; Ms* Asisess, the shist wpm am& hem asmismeneest X the ship ag ile of physiod eased= frets the ohne of the hese. Tsar which be even tually susk. merited say worm edmislngmens hr his able sewn! ; Captain Sieass, esmossant of ar tillery, dl tlaguislisd himself at tat. ohms he received the two wounds which add Is his death; Lieutenants Shepherd and Arthur, 76 Light Cavalry, who were killed at their posts ; Capt ai n Illeggem 67th Native Wintry, who was mortally wounded fa the inn?, of a Mom which formed one et the enemy's solgsets • Captain X'Cabs, of the 32nd 1 , who woe killed et ie hied of his ea while beading his bath sortie, as ma a Captain Missileid, of the meeorpe, who died of elehro—orire all diem who bed disWgelebd themselves highly. Mr. Lutes, tso a gentlessa volunteer, an Mr. Borion, of the I: a aevuonted Serrice—who MI when on the look-out at one of the MOBS perilous calpods—bad these ibr Nohow and gallantry. earned themselves repute. The oiliest who commanded Lisubsent-Colonel )firter, 7th Light Cavalry ; Yor Apilton, 41st Native Ishany ; Captain Sanders, 41st Naive Lassen ,• Captain Bellers, 7th Light Cavalry ; Captain fitemos, 13th Native Istestry ; Lisetesest Aitken and Litadesent Lonf a ta t n 4 of the seem oorps ; Capella Atheism 26th Native Lineman Gm dos, nth Native Iniestry ; Lieutenant =ce7 let Native ; sad Shilling, im tte Dlsitiaiffs Mr ye all ess . tuoted ably pr the dans el disk onerous ipselloa. No fort* poof of this is istessity thee the het whisk I have Min mistimed, thin throughout the whole dentles el the skip the= wen set only sadden ban 110 dry mail set ems fa rift sir WI of the pads emenisi by then rant palsoisa. Oohed Milk& MIIINIMiId the eeYfeel ad hr pedant pet et Its Dripah as abhor Me= was i geL lessedzi n y ia llanked by his YEW d eelt Aldus, with the while of ihe On Net lakalsy Which nussiaid to eft Os mop dos of the Mk, esessmaisdl the NO s fi.ri, pedimps the most peallika fa demob* sift aims; rad Lbws/rat with th e mood Gelb liplmsei (the 71st), held • my exposed pule= balm= re Implial sad the water-gate. The game awl Iseinleg raft ' , Atka .dhis roesweathr, was anirely without shell., bus the weathar, both by night red by day. --- - - . . My *az are also due to Limiter* Aakassa fam att neon and Isar, of the •-ai el wdl es le Tollook, N. 1., end MCA OM wore plead soder Om to OA Is like mks= ledee de volving woo that der Mama Lliehmerlbusee, Mabee Annoy, who onannand that ern si *nines kr sere wens, mod InsiOnenits Ilbadminas Balm, mined Übe the wet ellsotoal eselennan I wen however, wed d the ernes of the two Mar, who were wooded, Booboo so hes than three Orr, early la the akeroLs: Evar t 17th 8.N.1., who, owing to the scorch, of odors, wee put in charge at ems guns, was net to be found it him post Maim Loin, sommending laMo‘seVe 32nd Regiment ; NO. BIONIIIO, Liniments La BeimenaM=e, Foster, Hamm, Cooks, Clary, Brews*, end at that corps, ham sil nobly perionned their du*. Bvery ans of these sheers, with the szesedss al Liestenests Lawrence sod Clay have received IN Of MOM avails of maw or lee . Q•srterreseter ihribblig, et lite same corps, also conducted bluest( to my milielamine. bluCTO'Brien, heir Maisety's 84M Not ; Captain Her Isti.l. • Captain Belga, 63rd N.I. ; Cap Dinning, Liniment end,Liseinmat Washy, of the 71st N.I. ; Lieutenant Warner 7th L.C. • Bodo Ward, eath N.I. (wise, when most of our arrillwiy allies were killed or dia. shied, worked the mortars with emiehnetellect) • Lieutenant °Mums, 11th It .1 . ; Lieutenant Meelsp e. iltb Oohs Locals ; sad Lieutenant Kale, let N. 1., ham el hone good sail willing service throughout the ism omen huh that they will receive the favourable nodes Kids leshhipln onowill. I beg particularly to call the Minds of Me govetwaset of India ta the untiring tallairr, Womb dreolow. sot the gnat AM which hem boo Mooed by Moron Soots Ompwrialwadkeg _serusen), end Ambeeskieargean Boyd, of het Mojeteto i u tti at AselOost-Beresoe Bird, ol Me &Miry; Mibt Cavik7 ; Boyden, nalt aug irdsso; deraeow Oglivi, oomeoledowor ; ambleat•lhrint _Fol civil surgeon ; Aisheenhilungsen Pastridge, O d ds Irregular Cavalry AM1111.14411111111R Oressakew; Ardstint Surgeon Derby, awl by Mr. Aredisoary Thompson, in the discharge of their ONINUS owl most Important deities. Yamee. Therein! and Capper, of the civil service, have been both weetelsd, sad the way in which they, as well as Mr. Arlo, the dopety-cossoirk m tea lime oor et Lookb despow.condueted nabs dls QM atch. Ca tats the opal aminienimmeadeger, whose in p- nimble famine to the commenamene of the mere I he,. hootwily he ospoly dilated min, both by Sr H. C arom and by Me* bria, sad whose exertions will peeks* be mews amply ioeught to nodes by the civil autho rities an miss future ocemion, bee selected the ohm of provost 111111111111 to my seelellenies. The Bev. Ms. Barris mi d th e h e m Yr. pols om seohiest.chaphOe, vied with each other is heir on and Wasik. fi, eye Mrm. The later was wounds" In the eel walmowstly slimily died of chaise. Mr. ot do COI Beldame, MI milled stroke at the eta he sae severely tremded. Ni. Oameow, also, a gewtlwaw who bed elm so °was to blebs Ye the rw mem se eyo ellowy, moiled she whole NW,* of mortar meth% mid was dee mad elgaml envies - emit heaped hied W alimme. Mr. Matakall. the reed d•pertraset, W Oho IMINAllf• dee melemied sew, whose rimes • ea swboopent cessiem. bo hid Woe the goverment d laMa, Goodwood dwordoe bawdy sod seemilly. In deed, Me Min belly either gowthoew Imays boss tiro rhos will, end biro Moot poi ember soder Am I ben are only to brhgo tin whop of the Right His. Chwesisr-O•naral in CANNA the ountinot of the amoral Akers who unwed ay obi Meoloowt deem, Sub- Ambient Osombeery Ciesmel, wo wowelled v ta l shot thee* the boo at Mike, aMw Amaral ler esa tu dis all OA mod tented sa most Ileylei la th e Ole .the oiseo. It le set to. melt to say dot do we ask Ives to the ozoolitos sad Masa of this Aker. Wen the atm& ISM maaad, hip was mar Is Um reds raft la anyplace, and his Wide. vigeheas ho their dielothmili dew our difficulties bad hew, wooed a vests OW odor- pia Intentgnut. NEW COVET OF PROBATE. (nom Liar moat's muirri.) awrgaM eh al e, gtraM . V . W Mao d Ma Omit ak .tea.irraz...N. E.: : Witte lambic. Johlati, at Is . eaa DaN st i nadt . gra ll HaSe J e g VI I m a he .........,.......... 41 JAG Ullautildasl= abse i gil mlume. at atr OW= iglanta adabatm. sl M cataampke. jobs . K it IM Et at Therm lors. Da RIZ B. hseL atratailar ld 7= 6 s4 B llMir. SMa Ilaftleat at OstardL c a w i t &sr.= erntalte as at= l l .l" asideldm. at Vladimir. " tigi al Z Nam /mt. at Lama - I.Mard W. Aiwa. la Oliibrim Mama ism Olika. at Oaatanow7. TEE POLICE CO (711211 GUILDHALL_ haw Brouwer, a foreigner, about 60, was charged with embeciling various sums of money, amounting to 2,0001. and 'Twit& The prisoner had been for some yens cattle Weisman to Mears. Pools and Co. The praotios was for pure4sees to pay the money into Hill's bank to Havre. PooWs credit, bat the prided bad been in the habit of petard a portion of the roomy psid to himself, and by this means it is supposed that he hr mpproptiated es much as 31. or 41. a week. Mr. cook, of Maryland•point, Brea, proved that be had bought odds of the prisoner for 321. Ids., of width he ;mid the prisoner 11. 10s. 6y his request. Mr. Cook proved that the 11. 10s. had not been aoommted for by the prisoner. He dated that if tie prisoner was reminded he should be shle to bring forward a hundred such cases. The prisoner was remanded end admitted to ball in his own moogniaances in 2001., sad two sureties in 1001. each. WORSHIP-STREET. Georg* Quango% 13, and John Ludlow, 12, were charged with stealing a milled letter contain•ng halves of Beak of England notes. Quainton served the Emily of Mr. W. C. Vanning, of Upper Clapton, with milk, and used to poet letters for them. On Wednesday two Wan, one containing the second halves of six 101. and four 65 notes, were given hint to post. On Thursday fragments of the letter and notes were found by the aide of a pond at Clapton. Quinton at Mt told the policeman who apprehended him that he bad posted both the letters, &Sorrento that be bed given them to Ludlow to poet, and that Ludlow bed told him that think ing one of them contained money, be opened it; but finding only notes, tore them and th e letter 1111 sad threw them away. Ludlow wee remanded, and Quainter' liberated on MARLBOROUGH-STREET. An appllaWn was mad, to compel tirenateration of a Crimean medal, pledged with Mr. Mighuish, pawnbroker, Doke-street, the taking in pledge of inch medals being en cursor under the 20th Victoria, c. 13. James 13ealAgirldier in the 44th Regiment having been his medal with Mr. Maud* the act is= been then peeped. He afterwards 'allotted into the Tower Militia, sad was ordered to wear his decoration. I Applicatica was made to Mr. Melludah, who refused to give mp. Mr. Higdon mid he would communicate with the War dle@ and melds, the question. EXTRAORDINARY BANKING REVELAT7OIO. THE DORIIITT (ISTITLPOOL) IILEIREETHY cue. There was another adjourned hearing in this cue y bakes Mr. Commissioner Stemma. Mr. = Pan daappeared for the bankrupt, and Mr. to oppose the certificate. In answer to questions, th= rapt stated that he intended, had a sufficiently long adjourn ment been granted on a previous occasion by the wort, to have proceeded to America for the benefit of his health, but that he only got es far as London. The examination was this Mr with. The most important witness examined was Ur. Smith, the late manager of the Uverpool Borough Bank, who described the nature of the trannotion• between the bank and Doherty. He said that, in addition to the usual transactions between banks and their customers, the Borough Bank took up bills of lading, which were held upon Doherty's acceptances, as collateral security. Doherty had a brother in New York, who made ship ments of provisions to him (the biWumpt). On the bills of for these provisions the brother raised money In Newkork, by pledging them to various bill brokers, who held or remitted them to their English correspondents. It was to enable the bankrupt to get possession of these bills that he used to ask the Borough Bank to guarantee the pay ment of the bills. The bank agreed to this, on receiving a written statement from him that he had sold the produce to much and much persona. On receiving the bills, the bank ing* would bead to the bank a second letter. These written statements of the bankrupt as to sales of produce were after weeds found be many cases to be fraudulent. Mr. Smith monde& in inducing him to draw out an assignment of a large claim which be had upon his brother in Anterior. The baniampt's transactions with the bank averaged 70,0001. a year, and one year reached nearly a million. Last year the transacidoos reached nearly 700,0 M., and during the two months ng the bankuptoy the amount of bills and risk pai Into he beak was 127,0001., 27,0001. of which wee in MIL which were not accepted. The further hearing was then adjourned to the 14th inst. TBB LEIGHTPOeDBAUBBBR.--BBECUTION OF - Jiiii - ii.riffix - YRATE. TAUNTON, TICESDAI The execution of the prisoner, John William who was convicted of the wilful murder of Charlotte Psy, at the recent Winter Assize for the county el Somerset took plaice this morning on • scaffold erected in front of the county gaol WWilton, near this town. It wOl be remembeeed that the dammed woman was a cook to service WO. W. Bythani, st Feeshford-house, near Bath, sad that Bede, at the time of the murder, was Hein as butler at Balby-hoass, new Berea i try the twidenos of Captain Watkins, who was reoently killed while travelling with his regiment to Plymouth by the South Devon Rail way. The prisoner and the deceased had knurly lived together in the service of the Rev. Idr. Hatohtnew, at new Bristol, and the murderer. it/though a monied man, had sedneed his victim, and had induced her to miss to elope with him to America. Oa the 6th of Welber the prisoner obtained a week's leave of seam from his muter, stating that he wanted to vide his father, who was very 111 from the wow Tamer of ea accident, and also to attend the funeral of • sheer who had died In consequence of the terror It had oemisiowd. Having obtained the leave applied for, be pro ceeded to Bristol, where, having spent a couple of days in visiting friends, amusing himself at the casino, do., he pro ceeded to Fret lord, and having made a number of lying exams about their going to be married, and his baying en gaged lodgings for her at Bristol and at Southampton, w aisted in puking her boxes and taking We and them off by rail to Briitol. On the following Monday, the body of a is male, which afterwards was ideatifted by its apparel as having belonged to Charlotte Parsley, was found by a game keeper, itaid Warts, in the service of Wm. Mika, Bag., placed in a hollow underneath an overhanging rock at the top of Nightingale Valley, with a frightful Wound in the throat, and • bullet wound of the head, near the left temple. The prisoner was apprehended on the 26th of the same month at his master's house, where the murdered wemen's clothes were found, with a pistol, and other evi dame of his guilt. The execution was witnessed by a very large conoourse of spectators, for whom presence the large area opposite the gaol on which the new County Amin Heil is being erected afforded unusual accommodation. The numbers were Vfl. doubly estimated at from 6,000 to 12,000. The medium would probably be right. Many had come from a distance. The majority were of the working °Wow and about one fifth females. They behaved with deCency. There wee , more than we superstitious application to be touched by the deed mat's \sad for wens. SPORTING. BRITING AT MANCHESTER.—TrasoAy. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STARBS. 4to 1 eget Cipherlele (t) 6to 1 Brother to Yankton= (t) 11 to 1 Any other (offend) DERBY. 11 to 1 apt Clycleadole (t 12 freely) 13 to 1 Toxopholite (t) 18 to 1 Sedbnry (t) 20 to 1 Kelpie (off) 20 to 1 Ditto (i) 26 to 1 Loogrenge (t) 40 to 1 thong Sweet (t). CROSBY FALL.—EVENINO CUSSES.—A Ofenee of lectures on the dilatory and Priaciples of Commerce grid Commercial Law we. yesterday mated conuassoed by Professor Leone Levi. 'fits subject of the evenings lecture win the Commons of the United Kingdom. There was a good atteedance clreembsrs. AMERICAN LETTERS.—The Kangaroo steam•ship malls to-day Medneeday) from Liverpool for New York, with a ship's nu cad passengers. The bon at the Liverpool I Mike will remain opm wad 9.13 au, end lettere with the late ice of one penny will be received until 9.30. Letters will be received on the landing stags until the departure of the tender, upon payment of the late fee of la. Loss OF THE MARQVE ALLIED PONElRlL—lnfor =dim we. received at Lairra yesterday of the total lom el the barque Allied Purees, of Shield., Captain Rhoden She win on Ear voyage from Ceylon fur Loudon, with a valuable I urged eameaut °ode% cotton, du., and dung thick weedier woo drives an shore on the north-seat coast of Pioo, ea Oa Add of the Skb of December, sad sou afterwards hums stead Inuit. The crew, it a added, wets all saved. dome pwrdoa et the sego, oseeisting of twenty-six make id I tins Wee el erlats, do., had bleu piolted up. MdBEBTS. --4.-- TM r• 3 orl= Sgt, bola ' La for iii= TY TO Pump sal Jearanhas, li ib z , . 11 , 14 i zt y s:teuza „ ... i ... I .... iiii.l 4Aamelaaa "" irs 14ft e raw a."7 . is ad.. fram W gikikak *mkt OOTTOIt 00071L—Warcsarna. 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Jas. 11.--iben ki kr a kk alaukaz a / =La taim=ri tho...=-&-....... c - r. ...... t . , lorallsso w.. l a ve,...ten ta i reaka aka=tJac 112.—W• ea reama TM Inds irtaln , a O lA . L. C L IT: Wiwi% Mraail tars: kOli semk rr il ara l i bir blin isove a Wok NW A. Saba Make aa be a kik ma mas ' WOOLS.—Hranusina, J.'s. 12.—Tbera to mars tattarr for rob. Isiah Pantaahals valtarewa weak Si prise kik say be WWI . pais as Mk oak ssAimpLoTlllllL—lfeeesurteme, JAL et Nem. Artier sold 00, of (thstisw. ohms Nathan SI hats ha lids esishbovstrood, mos lOW lean et Mimi la Os lOW MK Imooolsg. otWoll sollossild to Gm la • lose botimiNts sow sot ths• IS hos isms foe. oon dabs book. Those mu so pnt englig gooll Arad book bus the AIM Improvosoat noticed lot re* his boss saitalsitt. mod Jun km Jun st.ssoloos se rreSost 00.00 to oteldsoss. 0011.-Ifem. JAL IL—At the market telly a fah eapV7 of laalleti Piak Pita kik Peak ae bards k* week s rates. ft• Pr It cif Plle. pee MIA bre veleo et barn me of red.. 2014 aired al Mr mon lin *Mg liee bilie pert of the low re het or mew reaper. letechad per relltreL Or swede rib were me ser Jr a- ( the Meer of Peas SW 05.) 14 2Te UP • kir of wheat teak op kit Etz desaripdems are helj i ti=.B, IMMO nip r and Werke On 72110trier ni""i gre ARIVS: V ir At era. er • ____, 7 64 tr. ar ..... IL; i taor Ile en, Or A : 10 ma. 40a Arrival' tars Meek : Wiest, 4.011 ma; oath at ; WWI Leal ; theme 4 SP; Vaned. fl. In leearler aleaL are lL : r eer i atra2: I n aleVirrie l l the Pala Irma ON 4161111•110 ei Tesmisi tar Per leurren re r beer : pre oell N. le Isar wit re Wer reei eresol wrier km le rem Weal= IsmarT s.4 . previees g i tet ul l=a a i here e ca ImeamiePP.lkeekt Oared at •aximiaid to nPR Urn, JAB. 11-110 Visitor b sob opts toll lola To too rjudmoytot be aboorof wheat win good. but tb• tindlOon gibtlY by Iberia{ bob Wastbir ; • ay oiton t o to i • rodociies of to b. per sia brit, tot oasolity away ••• maims nue "or or. dram owoubey awl ••••••"401 prim Mar mil pals altotolo. alba SO. to Aft ; Mot. •Y• to W.: albs raw , aft to otab o , to t . to no. ; abb. bulb. to tea b Mb.; lade. Obtoollor am, lam to babo.. t• tea Wba 11111‘ 3b. bo lb; leart. dd. IIIIb• So 4611b0t. to lb.; am NIL to Mk. lb. Mb& is R. lb Os /..wll. Itzwc.anta. Jai. IL--H1 westlaw WS air apo, via sm. pole al al= l e ow mod= Ws asealm we lei a nolowle &as ot Ma la •a tt arg i s s e ra am a m a)1 Z . .. t,.. . .... ma= Saar dm NMI= ialligatad. soollaslag lis owawaloala swan tem &kiwi. Masa all& meal at „ Lot .: salsa maw 'a saw. Far gibs. arc Ma was wan* al, Ow awe Ism a tair aws ot atimaisa; asi INas se NY ilsW i rtaa Us. IkL. al apt° Mb. la % N. oh.. Mar Is show ream" bwlldos Was as daar ; as 4 the new ram, wll=ra L easse aualwasT. JAI , . P.Ows awlara wildcat was •Arst with lay NM N. yea talls an away aws; el lisa gnaw wawa; aid saw as Mal la fats sinew leallastto Mime busier. TM tads li flow s wa si :N at a loam of Is. Kam. Maar dun orals. r, Wow matt wan as it ap c N. sand N.W. awl saalliew asts Y apwwilsea,se that Naas Mims was dm la ow air =a wde awa twat i rs=l, l lllol7 96l4ll ..?•• " Cligelas ami. twr : 68 =. t r... tO ff re 7llL PI T si ll. 5 li j . : 6 14": aas. sa Ma par a . iso. 395. 1 b ts. Tam Ifa wt. Ott. /bar. Ns. to Ob. pa wit. Mal% as. ad. to ar. W. ima kali cuma—awssysT. JAS. IL—lit emir mit* AY minim had • isailaiatile aeott . m& dhotis. pirlielleity at WNW salmi. tot of Ihit prima vas • ballot amber. Tbe at. talime et einalit t=ortirtlers wee geed Impala{ die bet vier slew Maya lost DIfill01•11 oat fond pasehasenil ti 3=2bet lak•We blob wen • complete dry.. told Ito imam .Istle teem la pia alma at the preview mita, • Igo amber nmehled wool& The annexe of Mop is oiler wee rety *Mead. mad. tbant i a i s rood inquiry. was ivied, tiered. at neat MOW Mum Ste of mitre sau d ll. bat veal leads told • I. the ela the awl, of ell dowdie the r sr pod; hoe eat unig • setleette trade d0te5...1 , 604s Whew= ta prim. Adam bud, II& to Vs. 111 i per mw: sow sad Wheats*. lift N. NUL ow ware ; hot Dui. whim. Id. per lb.; eller brada, Ti. Til.; veal. Ti. to Ted.; hest port. id. to Td.. silted Mt & Ti. to id. es lb tad fle. to per sore: haws pl. Oar•W, ef. ed. le b. IL pee Were: pm tome. IL to IL oar lb.; art 11110. tit be led.; meet *kW him. TOL ; quarter old aloft Pin IN. la ; Nab Ilag tam. 10a. to XL anal. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Avers. kin the the;lTlto; epiro. b.. exrived at Liverpool, Cr kr of losisart errs' he a squall —Warped. Jaa. IL ago (ealreow), top ris User" of asd tors Mtn kll tot i Clyde, ruble bro. yr driver oo roes so ths North sort of this lalrd, to Or Wu of MN lath af Dosonlior,plorlos s 11111.1111t01211; vowel sorilsourd rod rid.— O. IL laud, Dn. N. rarer, pm shr). of rhator Captain Woo, tear Sissihr to Sorer. Vllll poserpme, aboaeloord oa lb. 16th et Ilwamatrt. Mt. IS N., 43 Mr tiro —, apolaml from hart dr Ira. — Too &orbs. Irv. SI. lataatata. Sopa AT Paaasair Paul —Yea. at Thrall; Nadir. am. at Swim Aarrka (se), at Manilla.; 811 W. 7. Wlllfsae et Mraskse. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Admiral (barque). of sod frau loom in !Mimeos, Dos. Y4 N., ko. IS W. Oortaillea (14 trove Elwood for Gibraltar, Jas. IS W , off Ustoo. Wombs 44 booed Snook, rm.?, bit. 41 , leo. 9 . Distator, free 14e. Orions for Liverpool, Dee. if Tortuga Wei* LL 100 albs. lad W Gourds% boot Drew for Londos, Dee. 11, lat. 14 IL. kw, U Lord Palararrlas (69 ado), from Gallon for Ludas, fa don Nov. if, lat. d4L. Ina 9 IL Isiolef. eves Liverpool for ffe,bouroe.Jaa. IL off Derriar. bosh Yam*, Queorsown. Gat. 11, la t. L. los. 40 Toraddre, rd Loaders, for Pm& of Wm% Jaw; lot. 44 if., lea. VINOGOtieI dod■n (Eat'lth steams). :ross Larks be Weil* MI Osys, Nov. St lat. 70 8.. lon. O W. THIS OUTWARD AUETRALIAN MAIL.—The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Tamar, Captain Jame, Southampton yesterday with the Australian mails, 50 pie amen., a full cargo, specie of the value of 5001., and jewel ksy 6,0001. The mail consisted of 600 boxes of letters mei sewspwon, amongst which were about 60 bow of Boodey mall/. - A handsome poet-Alto we. fitted up on board the Tamar, for the p of sorting the homeward Australis melt. The Paahomos arrangements were under the sups!. intendant°, alNi. Roberts, (tithe Gamed Peet-office. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 000IL—Jaa. P. at Lover fitekelLestzeet. Daub. au Ty' of J. V. Oeeke, Nee, et a am. re 10. at Retbeel-gate. Hydepark, the Mfg of L miet„ Rafe. el Mutat, NARRET. — J III .. Omtatten. Merl/ad Rolm J. L KW. el dimwit's'''. 1111011011.—Jan. 10. M he Palam 11aMeto , e. the Mfe el NIL 1111ahon, 14th (11b100 Lfaht Mamma. of •• damble. NUNOR.-4aa. 10. at Yuma gem, I Na wife of J. Ihfook Ens. d • I. ttesaiotorm.—Ja. 10. at the Laurt4 Ommes. the wife of J. Bh aterim, im . of • me. TONNTILL—Jm. 0. the Mfg of J. Tamen. Lev. d 11011•01 M, W FIITBILRAD.—Jaa. as lulttou.place Wait. lAal brook of tom . MARRIAGES. ...... 7,. at th.. B. Walt* T. h p.. ol Dark OW natt y. dgni daughter se *OW . Hobart. et Deo 1.1111. BARRIBOI—WOOD.--Jaa. 11, at the Doe. r. J. weed, rr. 11. n looditise at Woe Wei MAJ. Wood, of . war LIOGINS—ONTMOV/L—Jaaar t. at the Cathedral. ~ wspebrisr ib tej B. W. DwyAWI. W. balsa. lee., to Marlsons. tus O. A. Ilemeer.ell et Neetelateter. DOLLAIID—NOWBRAY.—Jae. 7. at /A. Patera, ai11a.45 if.,. J. Oehler, lAA.. Copt. W. A. tesp Isaistiar oi the late Capt. O. Wewlh a ribt.d . WIGAN—ORITTON.--Jaa. T. at 6t. ClearreA Dm Ram W. la Wigan. D. Wigan. 6f. pf ZIA Noblitaas. to W 41i ay. doughy* of J. Gretiew. at. WWWWWW Treat DBATHS. CL 117-J 9, at Tretalogtoa. SuWaslis. Wotan. Otteaby. aged 04. MULTI= -Jaa. 10, at Cull:a slllss, Ho/Imm W MVOs • s •1 1 L-Joa. lo . rais. Eat of ChurJs-reatl. B&W. 001 HST ▪ Soaroltsat, op. ataollo EVIITIL-.1am.0„ a wisetiss.pric. Ozos. W. 01AT112.-..km. I. at Obialmirr. J. Odes. 1120.. Ned IM o=llLL—ids. S. IL 091assioll. d CliddadoMm , I.*Wswows. bead n. 1 . a! Owl Leo. mar Oodolpioy, W. *am I*. a Pnr "m'm /Mk 3.116=41. at Nos Simitosbor, s House, Rids. limbos Miler% H. aw. .. sod LIMOINIL -31 ■• W. as walla HA Y deal" yam it d Am Uposask INULLISL-Joa. 19.1 a Me It yam a( Yr sac wa. the laid Ift. 'Wad Meow at U. Yrktattabolook au T. ?"3"' nestaimd !obiWelly Wnaux Ilse limas. of =II I.4.ft wei rrixe: , s oar is lb. Piedra et —Wi • mear ,`Ja r I ,