The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-05 00:00:00

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TIRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Zaspogind by Spada Act al ?midmost JD Sarrwitik MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, Empowered by Her Mai/etre Her* Letts Patent. T ' M Mor.Oewerel AUX ill MIL Blaetbeeth. Perk. Itmey dmeriptios of LIM •••11/111111111 bedews tromeeted. at th lowed Foible wee camielmit Ilesurlry to the Amend. E. It. POSTER. Widest Dlreetor. ANDREW !MASUD\ Beeritary. I. PrlaleselMee. Sisk plods LA , D . Ab si. : MIRA= Or SON'B UMW. inom—azw allEMONLOrmerel Ora U M SW llenlilllemme Os Wm et Omind mi Si SID 711.11100 mal 11 midlL mama. Leedmopm. Omer ParleeWleo_ mil • el Prime Memil Geldrear misr l =stal; varkpii 114. beetileill la Se telift•epd" Sell ben IR 111.--lisamt Tumid rod sows War. admiostrui.—Mminks. la.; 11l wino bra., CALDWELL'S FIRST GRAND BAL MASQUE at Übe bum will lake plan To-roalow, *mawb anti dadrrif saw alims' MIR Paris, sad alseadkory feat; to, tissl dos Twa tall bawds daddisd. MOW e Idruits, Mr. J. Said.. Dramados very •a al, E L LOVERS of FISH.— 100 somoiso YAW MOO= NAMES kir is., wimp_ ballibiL These Ir OBTUKIID DILLIC4OIIII tit Claw Lin= of ' 1000 Onmisi is ao ports, os nedipt et play soaps, or pow fie onfoll .d lids akeeks. stay, am room Lime, am. FM Omer. OnoTowrook. onisoos Obi soon Ur. Web bap swim' is Ida TIMM* = Mob sod me il 101 Peluso do OM. 1.. 1414.• wl* coolkase4.lkurnow*, Rom NNE. Lalmi .5.... yes op proposi ism. we leer rimless Notion, mm sowed tenni so a fog* so me& Thee 1 k.d tot New saw Feat J. Mumma. Malbeindoerwert. 11. Jimai's ealass, Oulsber I. 111111! kOALS.—liettea's WsWend (screened), the beet Rosso Onls Is IM WCIIO, ilithereil st re, pit toe. orb.— mod Co, Hetirai sod Ibigiad Cbal Depots. r?AMU R, FURNISHING.—Parties, baron egime snip gm" we =MOW tio Ailt LW •zissibe iraideo. tin amid droolems d CSAIIIIIT via 0110105 Co, U. Coskre. sliest 'nag the bug ulnas d ommil wal.l.mde FUs bus. am the pet= so los as Is 'smelly tinned ter wafts d an Watt: demtPlia. TM wrinot 'maimed pattern araviseasen doh stills. 1 s =di moremakiled. 111111(11.114113 rid EMIRS. ft dr wink* IM lbel Wm t eir lait sarbet. MPORTANT to LADIES. PARIS WOVE MTS. Se ed. pee pelt. la octants wide, er /n 7. • duple et time ettlebeabakod eareets, sway dispel by weed bows_ oe. dd., eint to say part of the country e• PIN* ef a pribeins .dertor Se. Pd., payable to r. T. lIISKOM deg lopeeter, Zerilig. Its, seer tbe pw.—Y.o. Oely swesemesst tissisouy, dee need Ile • ie. POHMIC:3I3 WATILIWSOO7II ere the beet wades Ss re* Say else uselbm. sme sn sees . amiss. Taft se;tail ma alleseeef ths army sad sem to prim a C i riS i d Er a e IleisMs7 suPtty. Cardisea Sake bora es bet sa mei' kr mew see halm em as amass teak see Putibles se drew fy te Imp Sum 1 wi.r. DOW eemme eras YID ese4 seas% ireems leutees. laaseiase hoods Is MS ow sae Issas I segiseL - labourees' ape Ilex St ed. seeh, or Os. par imse.—lbeery rtooted adi Se sew.t J. C. (OLDLICI, DMA ea dime west si Tempia.ber. & nu. UPTURES.—Tbe PATENT BELF-ADJUST- VlO GORMAN TIM MI6 alissulf wishing la 7 am. li essummulsil 1, die heft Ow Its sure fad TOW al mersim opallty et a vest Ina le so Midst rolselsi per, idiot& ummusiM pm+ as the poet alloslK villa de. *We idiot V Yew atiolsid la A time sunimalonel with straps, *al wimp, or pal Isitad.—.l. 800 adCs. (rlablishiel tOysin). lisisfilly. 121 t. DR JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN 001) LITIR Ott Abe obtained la MAW Gab, waded sad 019 Ids sump sad siasatam, hem Wags pe as . ANSA /1, UMW, sad 77, Wend. Laadasomd ham maay eepeetabes duliaalls la man sad eaeatiy. 1111PMAL talt.plais (10 as.), b. Ild. Pfau (10 ea), as. 9d. Chmela (0 ea.), 9s. ELIVLANDIV ICALYDOR, an Oriental Botenkal Ptegsmiles be Imp= lowilielbs the Otwitim. touteesilsbob distabobbb mil mists Se Ms sib. 614•01111w1M U AOs Mob d Awls ea do dib. globs, wlib Moms is ail ar/ tedimmb la WM@ win but. Olutbor• On al*lll amnia Ms Wlselbros tor MI ma b. N. pw lab. 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T HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING landi stm learrat =e i tteiste . l i gs imam* sir 4 WI moil he Or sow me vela. of Ds Meta the mow w tis M viserord is the volM mortmeNs had sammitial lalsohr diseMb the NM TOM. hei team 2/ 44 0 —dds pap' cowieramorrs AT 1111 SLIT DT WAD. NITDI II num' AND INPARTIAL. wpm sr itimms to tits IMNI ism ill rup. Pled ris *lsm, ovidema TEZ ceux MILT minium WONT, bt %g ni. UDDS ALL OTINNKTI ADTIZTIUMEITTIL ht Maly ladspnwhohL ANL though yammer by non ths sixty yussibms of eastemiturahe. W. 5U bah eT meseekeeef ord, INDNualia. whim& he Notts 11444044 sad poitiula sot Ishibr ft imp._ reobs graii•sazrzika t. • moms as miaow wet '11112114*, ma ri l= 94gor INONAN pot et &WNW On. the pahllihe NO.= 4/03•14, fund* Ow woos dim agents reng, W Naffir ll . lll NW Fit esillor. Pal , r slum 14/ Pethise pew! NEWS LENT TO REM), from B km Imo pos.. el 10. per wait; osopard Is tows or aosally. st ii pm s dadi par day, Off (mitiasped poi l h=lr Ildsosaspoll.l4 Thoppowasot. raLT NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY w EVISIIIO POET. at lat. pa v, albatata. Ilt &MOS, u, Uppw AiII•SPOL. Savo leakaallat Sawa /oat. IrILT NEWS LENT TO READ, in London , se Its. per ipartar.-112rftilt011 1 1K0 NAM at Al lat. GC — wau WlO 5... 1 4 p.. Ha ad. per v.-41. ADAMS. RPartlimmiriame. BATSWATE-DALLY NEWS LENT TO IL RIAD ; sad ssysJsd to IM soddyy_bt inseist post. MM. ver Surest. paid la slow.—Y. 117U1 eserssorss% Pods dims. TEM JERSEY OUTRAGE. BRVIEW BETWEEN ♦ICTOR 11U00 AND TEE CONNZTABLE OF BT. cundiErra Übe follow's' statement has bus tranansittad to se from ill istbsatio mac Tho only remark no bars to maks soma it is this :—Oa the 27th of October intimatios was gime to M. View Hugo that he must quit Jersey; oa tho Mb the merespoodsat of the Monitor had already written Ilma this nods, bad been givins.l Os Whaley, th. 27th of October, 18b6, at ton o'eleek is the morn's', three prom peessated themselves at the resideses of Victor Hugo, Haase tenses, StClosamee, Jersey, sad desired to speak with that patterns& and his two ass. " Whoa have I the hems, of addreesiag ?" asked Visas Ens. " I as the meant table of St. Clearest's," replied the fem. meet et the three. " I ass charged by his Buellasy the °oversee el Jersey to inform yes. that in amerdsises with a desidso of the grows yes eta so kayo be permitted to "die Is this Wad, but moat leave it co or baste the lad lel Reamber nest. This rooms has bees adopted awards ges Is sessessesee of your eignature appear's, at the foot tithe desiaraties placarded is the steals of Bt. Helios, sad gehlithed in the journal lafessaw." " Vay well, sir." The Cosseted, of St. Claseat's made a similar Wididell• shales is the ems terms to Mews. Charles Hap sal ressosis Victor Hugo, from whom he naiad the sans reply a from their father. Vatic Huge then asked the Comdata' if he amid lam with him a espy of the order of the British goveramese• On Mr. Loam replying la the aegative. declaring that II was net mammary, Views Hugo said to him," I call yes writhes. that while we exiles sign sad publish what we write, the British govenimeat conceals what it writes." After halm fallUled his 1111iMi011, the Cmatable and his two alias seated themselves. Visor Rep then spoke as follows :—" It is secoravy, sir, that you should saderstmod the full hearths of the set you hash"! perforreed—with duo onstesy, I admit--end with a petiteness to which I ass happy to testify. It is set you whom I held responsible for this set; 1 will net sum ask you your opinion concermierrie; I sea eesviseed that Is year heart yes are sorrowfully indipont at the task imposed spat yes this day by the military mtherities." The three megistrous mode se reply, but Islamised emetail, with downcast looks. Visas Hap continued- 1 ' Ido not wish you to tell me yew esiMiments—your silence meats ; there exists beams the eisedesess of honest mon a bridge oformenthicatios by moms of whisk their thinghts mat and are isterebanged Mthest empirisg the service of the lips. It is severtheless eressesary, I repeat, that you thoroughly sad rightly apple• alma the at to which you cousider yourself bound th lead your sesistasee. Committable of Bt. Clemesee— ps are a mamba of the States of this Wad. You have bees dated by the free suffrages of your fellow eidetic& You me • representative of the people of Jersey. What would pa say If the military goverser were one night to seed his =Wen to arrest you in year hod, were to thrust you late I pless, sad to break kr year bads the staff of authority Mlle whisk yea are invested, and if he were to treat you, the sepesestatim of the people, as the vilest of Moms ? WWI amid you say if he acted thus to seek awl ram of yam ollessess t This is sot all. Suppose that is the lase dills ildisisis of right, the judges of your Royal Covet ha tilt std delivered a verdict declaring the governor oen elseeill of the aims of high trams, that epos this he had newt • eguedrea of soldiers who drove the jades' from their bench is the midst of their solemn deliberations ; euppeeet *rather, that upon thee, precordiap the beast siti ems el pa island had trembled is the strata, had takes to arms, had made barricades, and had takes weans to resist might. es behalf of right, lad that the 'oversee had emceed theta to be mowed dome with grape shot by the ionises of yonder feet. I say further, soppoos that &grime a whole day be bed awed your wives, year 'dads's, your old nes sad theffessim mammal peesomby to be massacred, that he had burst apes with our nes bell, the doers of your dwelliags, that he had shattered with grape Met the costente of your shops sad we/oboists, and pursued with bayonets eves seder their very beds those of your intimbilsor who bad sap thither for shelter—if the Clovesser of Jamey had deskall that, what would yes say ?" The Cemodtable of to. Clamours lava' Mimed to *see . uswils is gssessai dims ad wisb visible esabenmeserst, oasdo so soisorle ilifsessisibelso thus missend to hisa. Mast Rags espastills tposseion :—" What wadi yes my, air ? llegly." I wesid eay," as id Hr. looms, " that the gamer wee wren." "I beg your 'sides, sir. let us mandated the value of ear wards ; you mat me is the street and bow to as. I take se setae ayes. Yes go hems sad ay. 1 Vitae Sae did ass return ay solute—le wee mom.' Se far, so good. A sea warden his soother : would yes aentent yourself with saying, 'he was wrosg.' Ito ; you would say he is a samba'. Well, then. I ash yes, is sot the MY who murders liberty, who aseessinatee law sad right, the man who strangles a whole potpie, is he set a parietals? Does be sot scull aortae ? Daply." " Tee. sir ; be einsetiu a wise," said the soma table. " I take bete, M. is Casalitable, of year answer, sad I pressed. Violated is the eureka el your duty es repass tative of the people—drives frees your sat, imprisoned. arid diso piled. yes use refuge is a sentry whisk data soidg Mk sad boasts of it. There, year Sat ad is to pm melps the history of the crime sad Fatality to *earl itelleethe ef your Hip Cart of Justin whisk dodoes the *MOW asivictod of high mane. You lint met is to punch' Is all who surresed you, and to the whole world 1 , 11 pail* tie issomsess algal of whisk your peen, 'peo family. your liberty, yam rights, ad per assay have bees the Mirka. In dam this, 11. le Cesaetable, woad you sot Se la th e awoke a yew right ? I ertp, more ; would you set be prfeeming a dsty ?" The OseaStabi• solismoung Is said ispiiies to this sew seggestisg that be bad sot ems to Abeam the deities of the superior authorities, but cull to *tidy it. Victor Hoge lasisted—" We are staking, now, air, a pg• is history ; we are here, sir, three histories', m 7 Iwo 1.28 aid I, sod ewe day this eouvereatie• will be related. Reply. thee, Is pretesting epithet the time, world you sot be to the ersrehe of your tight is the aesamplithstest of yew ditty i" _ . aye% d u " Wkai would you, them, think of the goverment elMeb,, of osonat of yam having pinforised ibis seared stnipeogde seed yob the ceder to leave the sentry by • assismiewbe would and towards you in the some pouitios Is silisA 70 1 to day send towards ass ? What would yea Mak of gmermant "kick would drive you out, you wins, w world expel you, repniontatives of the people, even in azerein cf your duty? Would you not think that that, government bad Wien to the lowest e on this point I will be contest with bore dine hewn non, and I know ne—tbe reply your enesieses gives.' Om of the oaken anosapanying the a Mold remark: "Meads= Victor . ding dee is year declaration betides Besperer." "Yon an mistaktn, dr, end to it to yea." • • Tina Raga them reed the defamation, noeselaeleo M nob paragraph to ask the m _ &totted to hies, " Had we the right to say that I" " Bat you disapprove t f the szpobion of Icor friends ?" said Mr. Limns. " I disapprove of It is the Menet degree," replied Vister Hugo ; " bat hod I sat the right to eve. it ? Doer your liberty of the preen sot 'mead oe far as is admit the midden of ea arbitrary add the authorities ?" " Certainly, certainly," said the Connicable, " And it is on moue of this declaration that you are hove to iodinate to no the order for my expulsion ? Oa seemed of this declaration, which yea acknowledge it was my duty to make, end the terns of whisk you admit do not exceed the limits of your legal liberty, sag which yea la ay plan would have published, as I have dose I" " It is on account of the litter of Felix Pritt," said one of the damn. " I beg your pantos," replied Victor Rego, addressing himself to the Conshable "have you not told me that I an to quit this bland on neenst of ny signature appearing at the foot of this declaration ?" The Ceacdtablo drew from his pocket the governor's order, end said, " In trash, it is solely cm snout of the declaration, tad for nothing skip, that you are expelled." " I take note of this, sad sell all here primal to witness ; sad sow, M. le Conadtable, you any withdraw, Yee will render to your superior, the Liestenant.Gow e ner, ea eat snot of the mintiest of your minim, who mil reader his aosmat to his superior the British government, which in its tutu will render its moist to its superior, Monsieur Bona parte! • Or or Mr of re betel siterents Desist been elinsibied ' with respect to the lading of dessesed in tee area, itc.. Dr. Carter was ealled,and bring depeesd to the nature of the injuries Maimed, sad other matters chess refe To r rent eantard in reply to varier gortioss :—Oe the of the younpr decreed% bores* being bust open I found tbe yang man lying ea Me busk in re bed. I detested • ilk scarf tied reed Ws ark. lAle we. extinct. I imam• direly examined the stuta of the bed clothes, which were welled. The pester at dressed showed no evidence abater? of a areal% and was p.rgoularly impreseed Irk the. feet Or re silk read wee so lightly tied need the ark that I do net bellies, r a err en, the stricture so eared scald lioilared.desth. This necessitated the of the M it were treble. For many years rb e e bialli poi7st ility of •etrasgulailds vier dried. sad I waterset, , r the spur of tie neerer. member bat one well ease sr theta disputed one. Piellegru is said to bar kris murdered, Worse he wee f ootd strangled, se was said by his ewe bare, ure and Nick. It re .4 1.16114 rat be rola se love reduced - whir se , easier thr in this cue. etrenguletion. On of the intim— , 'frog pdc -6eslrg I;okiag ksearieg is , a - meet I gearantad aa O large tkat 4 est.eel.4, ses sp - to him, _I Mat lt awe ressmablo to suppose that tire father, whilst Was the isisseilesf s Ileeepormy attack ef thesaity Erma dims armee s siesid hses decided sot ~ye s stoppisg see ri to *SOW bemispbere, bat spas destreyieg his ewe Ithe - sad bis ass's at sae and the MOM time, that they migtt die together and .is be separated. I can araceivir that, I with the eanalsg peculiar to each a hostirddal idea, be 1 1 should have crept and bed whist kis deer son lay sleep iag ; that be mbould have passed the ma without 'weld°, 1 , him sada his neck. fin learned ame would be meat likely to sadermand sailsiest of plipsiskyy to knew that slight pressure spoil the smi th s voles, by remedies the flow of venous blood from the braid, and stopple, the snarl of arterial blood to it, wseld have the sleet of poimening the brain with Impure or staboaimed blood. He would know that, without psis and without astrunle, _he could so maven the sleep of fatigue late the sleep of Naar a death as easy end siatist te that prodseed by bombe thermal la s does dumber. I believe this eapleastion to be far more likely to be cornet the that a youth I. the heyday of life, about to joie a profession he delighted is. should have ementitted suicide, and that Ms father should have dose the same et the same moment in eonerquence of it. The istailkerthief was tied very firmly indeed in a common sort of Mot. I could get my two fingers in it. Pulling the suds would not tighten theltnot. dos think the son had been died but a very few raloutee. I believe the father end son died nearly together. Policrogicsr Blabsr deposed that he found two gold watches lying os the drawing table, sad three sovereigns. lls. 9d., sad a Bask of Ragland Soto. Ile feud is one of the portmanteaus a parse contaisiag $l. 101. is gold, some clothes, books, and other things. The window was wide olos• The Cormier, whilst 'Howie, fell form to the opinion of Dr. Cuter, held it to be improbable fora scarf to Do in. sorted round the neck of the young men, ia the heyday of youth, es it bed been stated, sad at wiz io the morning, without whirl him. He lodised to the belief that the ma, who, perhaps from nottlag, had been induced to sdopt theses ma poised , " but who, from being brought late memos with the sailors at Poetamoutis, bad Mien p roud to the dicier so long adhered to, and tieing too pto ream his ebony of mind to his parent, might have perpetrated rho horrid deed of Weide to pt himself out of the dificalty. Teen was wilder improbable, also, in basting that the attker, beim a Owl parent, should bare euenitlat Wel nit tialaraeltisa imiediately oa disco vsets< tlke peritisa et YU sua The tarp retired, sad. Alf ea abuses of attest ten skates, moved as their intact : That the sOM Ina skates, head strangled in bed, bat whether by hie own hands, or by the hands of another, thaws was so evidence to prove; that the father destroyed himself, by throwing himself from the window, whilst labouring ander ea anaoaad state of abut." NAVAL AND mrLITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 4. The French mew gun-boats La Lance, Capitaine do Tongan's', and La &into Barba, Capitaine Peynon, arrived at Bpitbeed last night from the Baltic, last from Ramsgate, bound to Cherbourg. horn' put into this port on account or strong head vitae. This moving the chief °Seers paid their respects to the Commander in-Chief, Admiral Sir Sir T. J. Cochrane, an d dins this altornoon with the French Cuasal at this port, L. A. Vandenbergh, Zsq. They sail tonnorrow morning for their destination. The Dapper, English screw gumboot, also arrived at Spit bead last night, and. came iato harbour, front ohs Baltic. Tb• Royal harlis, transport, embarked yesterday after noon drafts of mon for the 31st, 38th, and 44th Foot, for the East, consisting of 7 officers and 260 men. They arrived by train from the depOs of those regiments at Wollner. The Royal Charlie was towed eat of Dubow, sad Whorl the same evening for her drstioation. Tbe Niagara. No. 48, steam trairemt, sails this evening for Heligoland, to tang over a mamma of the British Foreign Legion. Ths Witham Jackson, sailing transport, came into harbour from Sostbsinptas yesterday, to embark atomised a detaeh meat of the West Yea Militia for conveyance to Gibraltar. The Penelope, 17, steam frigate, Captain Sir William Wiseman, went shell harbour to Spithead Major t, to take in powder, de., and embark to-d Ord, B. E., appointed to hold an inquiry at the Go ld Coast, West Coast of Africa, in refereaco to the working of the po I too introduced by Lord Grey. The head quarters will be at Cape Coast Castle. After a short stay on the coast the Penelope will prosecute her voyage to the Cape of Good Rope. She leaves tatuglit. DRVONPORT. Nov. 4. The Ariahne,ll, commissioned last week by Com mander V. 0. logh field, bus already soured malty bands. Bre is to be gut ready for ma with all pomade speed. fibs is for the Australian station. The &homer; 8, Commasder Heseeltine,was paid alma* ordi g unboats he g na on Friday. Tunboats Badger sad Redwing arrived here yahoo. day, and came into harbour , having fi rst discharged thole powder. In the Sound the Implamble. In harbour, Impregnable, ns Royal Wil.ia, Amebae, Reels, Badger, Redwieg, Ass, Sylph, and Diligeses. A Court Martial assembled on Thursday, an board HALL Impressed*, at this port, fee the trial of Lieut. BerlMet Thomas Bros, late in commend of R.N. steam vessel Mho. fee being husk while en there at Leos, en nib Gaeta, 1864. There was a eseand charge ageism the gime he , behavior la &scandalous manses utheetssier the deneedrit of an officer towards Mr. Jobe David filthier, amissi muter of this . Mims, by striking him, and allies; him e sethadrel, and ether epprogrioes epithet'. The knowing cheers imposed the west :—Boar•Adiniral air I. H. Phunridge, president ; Captai n s ILingoome, Lowe, and Wino ; and Commander Hoskins. Ofileistine Jades Advocate, Wm. Baatlake, &sq. From the evidence of Mr. tritest it appeared that the dream imputed to Lieut. Hymn woes:examined in the reseals Teens of the eassulate • Idges—the prisoner wither* any protheaties using the ms{ hashing language tonnes lir. filthier. Corrobore- Ifaa lams Men ellinity the mut, after a abort idillineths, gam it es the. with that the sharp bad bentS mi peoved sedell 1/8•9 Hems; who was there am t• he serninde. sepeinmoded, and to be die. mi nfir dbia m , Mein Motel Mini. Tim sours fur th er the simmer Asada Inn two years' rank as lieu .-1;t her - Majesty% navy. CHATHAM, Nov. 4. b her• thet the Queen must intend ..,... i enaftee visit to the mouthed in Fort Pitt General and the oupplemeotal the at Brampton. Colonel 'W . Bess, Doan., mismandant of the garrisea, having Mind mien le honilb the member, sass, end wounds efibe me. •smmullstelith NW tither altanli Darwin. Is., Dopey lespestenameedi el Hospitals, upon while iMIIIOII/641 steps were table eld the required statement will be forwarded to- tome, (11bresday) to the ernthesth dealt, for tranantheitm to haid-qtreden. Os her Majesty's two former visits the meal attestion wee sailed to Thomas Walker, .96th Beiment, who had re ceived a severe iej en the top of the skull from the bursting of a shell. pietas of hese bed only thee bees estreated, sham whist' time eight pleas seen have bees taken away, one pima only** thus, fie Wiwi Wm= seder the Witham of elderefors debt dierront Walker has mit with seeds ;sympathy. Oa Mr. Osnisilto the great monastic far invalid biscuits, from Mailehentins dation Fort Pitt, sod observing the earpet sails Walker, meapoad of equates of sloth of every mgloseett the !British army, he asked him to Is a prise upon it, sod which was thirty shillings. In • letter tram Meeeheetee • few days does Mr. Coarsth Mates he has Mamba sesety, oven pounds, and that the Earl of Wilms stet, pe tinders as to age, womb. "bib IWO We saw _ DUBLIN. Nov. 3. The Booth Iliadlmes Militia. umbering 916 rank eall De, arrived et Queastows ea Thersday Tras Neer math, leader the conmend el Liesteeeat-Celesel einhben. it depth of Oman i Bat daath. which arealThava bran tar easier data is flair a year eibusee. Tow are The determised Orimarte foiled to ..If oteroseletim „—without you , t aw s the other bead r the whole history of the we of the hi ~... his t e i ts f ati gai Mem hia me, hie street Wed, his strong _ . tie meet to prove the improbability of hie I the Conuitable mature. din t o " us ; w it t b,,, „ w i ts plat to ti for Hip, titan it soma peudWiqs of kit bevies destroyed self. Ii waste the t rims of the 't ia ra Mate of health of the fa th er bomb of Mit he aoffored habitually hem dyspepsia. I isposedi disease—Mass. likewise. that he penal 5 souviase you I will mad is Ida *west. prllleis Vas so lam •• • - ........ii•l` essaidersity *pea the Wood i Mention, pawl's, at the lad Weld Z g er a • to Mambo& the deedaties trots w h o brae r emomberias that parties from hie me ask the eta6i! pests ever to have brim most distaat , ful to . him. I t ... .s. La I. golhilzt e 1 U. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDES AT BRIGHTON. On Friday afternoon Dr. Herman Franck, a:Ger man gentleman, about 60 years of age, attired at Brighten, from Gosport, sesompanied by bit we Rage, a i.e lad of 17 or 18 peen of age. They won visind in the course of the eventeg by their friend, the well -teems Dr. Rage, profes sor of Germ.. in Brightea, win fond themalaying at oboes together. Re took tea with *ma. end in the courts of the eressiag, du the seessissal shosses MIN young man, Dr. Zi Pam* tele to hies the shosteasetasesate meaner, pads hies highly ter his studies, and leaking forward to his mem he hoe /.{Neon. Beth father and son were pep fhadttletallidi s tlail im dm bed of Mims sad not a eis- Wwleilii illiarnedo besemenabered by Dr. Bags obi* weld lies die to the slightest suspicion or appro. Modes of the deemed deeds that were so shortly after weeds esmanned. It may be mentiseed here that Dr. Fremont was a satire Breaks, in Wan, and one of the most respectable learned men in Germany. He was well known in Be when he moved in the nest ends*, being aa in aequantance of Baron Von Humboldt and V Bees He was formerly editor of the well.kaowo Betting, at Wylie, when he hod lately resided. lathes was • beaker, sad the desessed himself was very wealthy. About 18 pan ago be was married, at Rome, to a daughter of Henry of Prussia , who died shoat tau Teen age, Navin an only eon, line. Whet this latter hod teethed the age of 19 he itspreaW adults to eater w ar ng navy, bat hill father wistied him to remain until he older. Biz maths age. the eon keeping to his original Irish, the father brought him to England, and placed him at Dr. Barney's oval academy, at o,.sport ; he himself taking up his abode at Portsmouth. It appears that, in oonseinence of being seer age. then was a ddlitalty in siting the you man into the Royal Navy, and steps were consequently taken by his father to enter him at Mr. Gress's, at Blackwell, his drat voyage being to India, and the ship being dud to sail in December neat. The intermediate time, it was resolved, should be spent by Dr. Franck and his son with his intimate friend and coustryman Dr. Rage. Hence their arrival at Brighton ea Friday after on, as above maationed, where, preparatory to taking up their touters at Dr. Rego's, they took aoartmeats at the Albion HotaL Dr. Rego left*, hotel shoat 11 (Meek, the young man having gone to bed about half an hour before. After Dr. Huge s departure, Dr. Franck retired to net, wowing with his sea a doubts bedded sleeping apartment at the loftiest part of the betel. Nothing to attract attention oceurted between this time and aqu aaaaa to siz o'clock en the following morning, when a servant was alarmed by the nob of some falling body on ON outside of the hotel, sad on looking out of her bedroom window she perceived the body of a mem is the area below. She immediately gave an alarm, some militismea Monad is the hotel went oat. and *eked up the body, which was recognised .as that of Dr. Franck. Life was found to be satinet. The large bone of the hip was completely crashed, sad the bleeding from the natured vessels woe szoossive. To Dr. Carter was assigned the painful task of breaking the intelligence to the eon. accordingly proceeded up stain, when the lad was supposed to be asleep, sad hawked at the bedroom door. No response was givra to repeated knocking end shouting. The door was Asa broken open, sad there lay the sou, strangled It hie bed. Ufa was though the body was still warm. A silk basdherchief was fused liabtly tied r...und his neck, bet not, to ell appearance, in such • der as to have bees the issanament of death: nor wee there any ap pastimes of a swots having takes place in the bed or the room. The dotessed was la his sight clothes The father bad ea esplee4 &Swart, a shirt, and dewiest, but so women. Into set before going to bed was to ask fee • aewepaper, • espy of_whist' was found by the aide of the bell. He bud poneiy solid for • candle doubtless tee the perpoeo of maw the paper. It is sliced that in the course of the evening, while the two deceased were playing at chew, the waiter was struck by the peculiar master is whisk Dr. ?neck looked at his sea when the young mos made a mon. This is the only thing that can be needed by the waiter as having excited his particular notice. The impost woo held at 1 o'clock on Saturday, at the Albion astel. Wen Mr. D. Black, coroner for the borough. In oddities to the ohm font, whisk were elicited during %WPM, tho fellowde ovi caw was adduced ; l Some p ing somt—l hen bees acquainted with dla *oiler issemea stem OIL lie was about lit years of mositesi ins a *seem of obnooby. I knew the sou whoa be moo shed Desedes - • mid Balla. The father wee in obeemorbeem. Het all times appealed mire, sad et wa g gliahormifts. He was a very sharp nine, and • monomei eit ommberod moseget his Weeds all the mos el Ids mestry. The _boy yesterday said he dleurrkt le should go to en about Deseesher. He said he 'NIB wished Mp ; he was quits dreermiood upon that. These mono essvenation with a view to pomade the boy en to (0 tO see. I mind the boy rospostfog kis pre= 'endbossid le era densesabad to go to sea. The end no append to be me the moat •ffeetiosate terms. lbS bast bit bus Ol ; yesterday he seemed is his usual hod& Illielmkod better, sad was is a better beissour than min been. These was nothing in the emennatiou to Induce me M smilmiplate the fearful result whine followed. metlat died ohms% ts• Pam sp. Al far as I know, tee Wes dammed bad sawed no loss in fortune ; I thigh L o na Meer mild it was ..lemma detenciaation for a fierimay to wine to rem see, end that it we very Om him le Mot hem his son, es you will am by hie Now TM Mbar spoke ea other indifferent subjects. Naito wee oil at • desponding character, except of his osainandmosat to the sea. The me beide his father good ▪ • mmeedestieneto 'raw. It did set sprier that the NO *hod to go to sea is oppositioe to his father. Although the ROW West wish% them was welds; like °pretties te TM ma was food of bones sad ships; aid the father modaresd dip to bones. The fattatio2reral demeanour was Gam. I have mese wee him At the time ot the meesesset in 18415, for immure, be wasezosediegly cabs. Abbey. el the Demosestie petty. be took so part is the His hod* was generally bad. de did set N a sipoitng, or large smelling, which be hod Is ide throat. Be kept it a .nest. do's knew that the *eel- Hog eaten shanneeral health. TM satins of Germany an very WOO to it. and reseeded is two divisions, ono the sem rasing, mei tlllll rend yesterday, from Calk to Reiterant, whets the rebnent is sobs stationed. Liststeaset Colonel lthelsonas, RA., arrived and took the ethantand of the artillery of the Ktikeney military district lest week. Lieutenant Colonel Health, Carlow Riles, still rules the oomessad of the garrison, beim, senior M Lieutenset Calomel Backman. Captain Teddy, R.A., Ithe left Kilkesny for Woolwlek,to ester cm the ditties et his appointment there. Rev Marcy kas been aunt graciously pleura to greet a pessiou S ot 1001. a year to Lieutenant•Coloael Maul C. 8., of the 30th Regiment, fur distinguished Denies at thi skirl ofjlebestopol. • portion of the Westmeath Rifles have been removed to Spike Island, to maks room in the Cork Barracks for drates whin is route to the it of war. GIBRALTAR, Om. The puddle-wheel stimm•ship Punalo, eciptititt Thompson, with a part of the Army Works Corps on board for the seat of War, having been 'applied at the New Kole with 220 toss of coal, mussed her voyage to the Crimea last nfigke. Tics Mem transport Levant coaled at Rada Boy, and left at 2 Vele& Ws afternoon for Balaklava, conveyiag materials Mr the Odom Railway. The BM* les NOM transport, with railway stores front London he dm Crimea, pat in here yesterday cycling to eoal, and we lease Immediately afterwards for Balaklays. The Beiggh sums transport Robert Lowe, Captain' ' William Oemplbra, which left Balakieva es the Mb ultimo, Osmilnotherlo On the let, sad Malts is the MS imbrat, re* into the boy last sight he tho peeps. Of segissiskies bee stook of fag preparatory to plash leg" cm ha voyage to Bpithesi with 21 sasers. 1 320 11111011111111111ildellei officers and am, 16 sad 6 Commissariat drivers, wooded sad is vaiidcd from tbs Crimea, noise the charge of Captain Bwert, and medical ears of Dr. Cassel. The wounded os hoard this steamer ere part of %boos ho e mad the attack on the Roden on the Bth sit., and many of these wowed' are of a very Bohm elarseter. The following are the names of the alma : —Curtsies Minot, Grenadier Ow& ; Tialing, Ooodrucke, sad Wade, 90th Regiment; Terser, let Ito yelp ; Lumley, fhlithorpe. and Hawkins, 97th Regiment; Adye, Royal illery ; Yens, 23re Fusiliers; Lieutenants Wall. eon, 8 8th Regiment ; Field, 30th ; Cosner, Tug Williams, and Renton, 23rd Fusiliers ; Bubetty, nth Mr Omens ; Blake, leek ; Assistant Bargees Cusack , 4 7th; imil Mr. A. 8. Hayes, 23rd Fusilien. The British steamer Preston, Captain M'Queen, having had her machinery repaired at the government dockyard, prooesded at 8 a.m. to Constantinople and Balaklava. MALTA, Ocrr. 27. Her Majeatie Menu transport urges!, Commander PeiGips, from Plymouth and Gibraltar, having oa board 27 °Mars and 988 noweinstniesioned odious and privates of different regiments for the Crimea, ran oa the point bean* Fort Riau% abut one a.m., on the 20th instant. Two gune announced the disaster, and as the weather was eine& ingly Ise and ealm the troops were forthwith disembarked is pod order. Gemini Pennekither was piekly on the spot, and also the Adjutant.Oeeeral Colonel Pocklington (these were the only two staff officers that made their appearance before daylight). Ha Majesty's screw steamer Niger, Commuder Hine, toge th er with the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Alhambra, and transport Jarrow, in stantly rendered their assistance, bat owing to the fore, with which she went on the rooks, being ground 65 feet from the stern, and in lens than 9 feet water th an what she drew, the align to get ber off proved fruitless, until the sensing of Sanday at 7 10, • deafening abler announced that the united efforts of all concerned had succeeded in saving this noble ship. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ripon, which game in from the But early in the mornieg, rendered most essential service. To Mr. Ladd (the master shipwright of Malta Dockyard) great praise is du for his skill in restoring the Urgent to her element. Her !dainty's steamer Niger tried to take the nougat in tow, but the hawser lag away, it was thought better to get steam up, and the Urgent entered Malta harbour at 10 p.m., following close after bee Majesty's steamer Niger. The Urgent has sustained bet little sr se damage. The Genoa papers announce that recruiting offices for the British Legion have been opened both at Genoa sad La amnia. SPORTING. COVENTRY AUTUMN MEETINCL-TIIIMDAT. 2.O—A HANDiCAP Prreo et 40 row. for ell ago. The wioner to be solo by sumo& Sue 40 sow., tte. Three quarters of a mil*. st Noll °winos 3 Kate liardergh ElCitnOttlit 3 f by Brea 145 Vestige Win Qom I I of 60 is... for all ogee. Ono As e t lb Noisette &Ms 8 8 s Victory ..... ..... .. Gossip Lasbay Allred the Oral.. Moots Norton ... 4 7 0 Roselike 4 811 2.80—A HANDICAP PLAT] mile. Raab?.. ...... ..._ Border= Jew Weed . 4 7 . Notes Horton Laura Sodas ...... „ $ 6 6 I 3.l6—THie COVENTRY HANDICAP 6 sow. emit, with 60 added by the tow, borne to start or the public sway wiU n miles, under the usual steep:e chat e youth et lb lb Maley ll 7 Othheat lO 6 Iblrldeby - ... 918 Potter ...—.. 11 0 Royalty lO 0 The Squire...... 9 9 Mediae Imbrues ..... 10 6 4.O—A HANDICAP STEEPLE CEASE Of 3 sore. each, with 26 added. The winner to be sold by auction fot 40 love., &a. Two miles, under the usual steeple chase conditions. st lb st lb at lb ?caw „....... 11 7 Lamtay 9to lebseleeder 9 6 Mtwara ll 1 I Earns 9 6 Pyramid —.. 9 0 Clieditagtea.. 10 0 4.46—A HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 6 sees. eack with 26 added. Two miter, over live flights of hurtllee. Yrs et lb I Tre et 1b A11eb5eeb0............. 6 11 7 l Starlhibt .............. 6 IS I ?,migrant Royalty ...—...... ..... a 10 11 Pemba, ........... . 911 Tkodoe 6 10 8 Pearold ...........- Nonsuch 6 10 4 The above weights were published ea the i i ga Tco i t Dis So— Vas • HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. STAG 1i01.11.1311. Bar Majesty'', Tuesday, Salt Hill; Friday, Stoke Caw men—at 11. Devon sad Somerset , Taiga ay, Marsh-bridge Kennel ; Friday, Cloutshass—at half-past 10. 701 MOONDS. Duke of Beaufort's, Wednesday, Beaton; Friday, Lowerwood a • Satuday, Th em e D ow nes 10. Cambridge:hire, Frosty, The Downiag Arraa—st half past 10. Cheshire, Wednesday, Booth's Obelisk; Monday, Arley Ball ; Saturday, Aston Ball--at half-pat 10. Mr. Carr's, Tuesday, Horton Wood ; Thursday, Fars iegbam-hill ; Saturday, Bowes Fems—at half-past 10. Craves (_Mr. U. P. Bast's), Tuesda, Preston Toll bar ; Saturday, Woolley Down—st • quartery to 11. Lard Diets ", Wednesday, Batford Mille ; Friday, Aston Bury—at helf-pat 10. Bari Fitalmsdinge's„ Tuesday.Chatoombe ; Wednesday , Woodmanoote Village ; Thursday, Down Batherley ; Satur day, Broadway—at half-past 10. Ran Fitswllliaaa's, Wedneaday, Banawsll Castle; Friday, Elton Maw Clese—at 10. liambletes (Mr. Bell's), Tuesday, Lime Kiln How; Saturday, ViUsgs—at half-past 10. Tita PitINCIYALITIES.—A letter from Vienna, in the Breslow Gloats, says: •• Tin attention of the govern meat is now natively devoted to the morgaelsation of the Dasabbia provisoes, wed X. do Proton*, on proceeding to Commetlaogle, will be provided with special instruction ea the poise. The principal political ponosave of those Inovlsses are daily arriving at Violins, and mos, others Prime George Swards% the Dowaraielt Cannonade*, ao., gibe have already visited Coast Beol, sad requested to be preseated so the Emperor. The question to be brought ander ermeidention will be sot only the norganisation of the Priosipalitisa, bat also the dais; of their relations with the Perm . ' Lana Lortano.—A company bee been formed at Mao for estahnehlag stoma navtgatiea ea the lake of Lapse. [Advatissment.)— HOLLOWAY'S OfSTMSNY ASO Tura pea l re Om err Lernraa• In tanar.= *mew. et ires. Inborn [Wawa Welkoweir thee 1511. Oehes. et WI two sallertre Ow moo thes wialla et* Ofrirbill la the no, was soda pm sr ealletelisinior, witerladese. Ws - Gat eat hid wiset *a see of preat.owl is eiE; lawswor„ at ttis lemma she Ma Nelleol B MA oil peerbieli sainted her rmell 1•1111. • ONO lumen Mw . Lem 110121411• *PAW MOW ON•111111 kr sit illwasw Of the Mrs _Weft el tho sue ono. bates .11•1**•-111W ti owl is Prakart *weft onal*Alww l W. See. Wes& Lasers. owl tik Iggigo4.Blll' Oemteelleten; a- °widish swim: owl - the_ ii An st I Nell Gwynn I 6 Kate Ilardentle 3 6 3 6 6 6 eau i i 3 410 3 4 IS Timms Caul of of Coogan ; poor of be Om. Four • -• THE BALTIC FLEET. (noic °us own Kiel:, Ocr. 31. The homeward-bound ships of the fleet are now making their appearance here. The Ajax, Captain Warden, and the Hague, Captain Ramsay, anchored in the bay this morning. Their mews are reported to be in a herald), state, but the ships appear to have suffered from the series of gales which they have lat terly encountered, and if their services are required in 'the Atlantic or the Mediterranean, they will need a considerable overhaul at the dockyards before they can be rendered available. Altogether the fleet appears to have met with more accidents this year than they did last. Sir Charles Napier, with apparent justice, boasted that none of the ships met with any damage while they were under his immediate com mand, and that it was only after they left him OM any casualty occurred. Admiral Dundee cannot make the same declaration, for at the very tented the Date of Wellington was run foul of, and had to return to England : and there are several otherewhish on their arrival at home will be found to have esitsiseimaeh injury. - There appears to be only one opinion in the fleet u to the attack on Sweaborg, for all agree in sayibg that if the bombardment by the small craft had been followed up by an immediate attack by the large ship, the destruction of that fortress as well as of Helsingfors was inevitable. Next year the business must be well done, and the errors of the past mitst serve as lesions for the future. Great preparations are making to be ready to take part of the contracts for provisions for the English navy for the ensuing season, and those engaged in this trade in Hamburg, as venom in Holstein, reckon on their being able to offer the requisite supplies en better terms than any of the great Irish curing establishments. This ought not to be ; and there is reason to believe that the Irish houses did not com pete lest year became conditions were imposed with which they found it impossible to concur. This error should now be avoided, as from there not being the ordinary competition, prices were paid which were quite exorbitant ; but, if the foreign ten ders be accepted, arrangements should be made to take delivery abroad, and the great expense of send ing from Hamburg, &a, to England, and then return ing the identical provisions to the same neighbour hood would at all events be saved. THE CRIMEA. ODESSA, Ocr. 20. Accounts received here from Simpheropol state that the inhabitants were in great commotion, as it was believed the allied armies were approaching. A good many people bad left the place. taking with them their most valuable property, and all the hospi tals had been sent northwards—to Perekop, Rico laieff, and Kherson ; whilst the wounded and sick that bad been undergoing . treatment in those toeing were transported further into the interior—to Woe nessenek and Elizabethrad. Great complaints were heard of the immense ruse in the price of provisions and other commodities, occasioned by the number , of troops stationed there. Since the lest cavalry affair near Eupatoria the enemy's operations have been confined to unimpor tant reconnarmanees into the interior. The Russian army of observation is said to consist of 60,000 men, including 20,000 cavalry, under the command of General Bhabeiskoy, whom. advanced posts extend on one side to Kontogar, and on the other to the neigh bourhood of Karagurt. The opinion of intelligent Russian officers is that the enemy have no chance of succeeding in an advance upon Baktohi Serai and Simpheropol from Eupatoria, unless supported ,by heavy mama of cavalry and a strong force ot field artillery. Nothing of importance is reported from Sebastopol. The enemy continue to fire shells against the battery of St. Michael and the Star Fort, but with little or no effect. The statement that Sebastopol contained the great arsenal for the Russian army of field opera tions is not correct, for months ago—long before it fell—ill the ammunition was consumed, and it was only by the greatest exertions and wit h immense difficulty that they could be renewed from time to time and kept in an effective condition. From the let of March to the 16th of August this year no less than 2,700,000 shells, grenades, 96-pound hollow shot, and other projectiles were forwarded to Sebes ' topol from the fortress of Kiew alone. The transport of these articles was paid for by government at the rate of 6 roubles 30 kopecks silver per good (40ilis.) for the distance from Kiew to SebsatopoL Now that the operations ot Prince Gortchakoff in the field are no longer hampered by the considera tions which formerly prevailed, he is at liberty to cover his communication with the great line of mili tary road from Perekop, and it is considered here that any attempt to break through the strong Russian line of defence between Maukenzie's farm and Davaokoi would only expose the enemy to cer tain destruction. They appear to feel this, and thence their attempt to turn the line, by constructing a new road through the wild and impracticable (skein of the Taurico mountains. Otchakoff contains, according to the last mopes, 2,706 inhabitants, living in 478 houses. The works of defence, formerly of importance, had been allowed to run to ruins, and were only armed with 16 oldland rusty pieces of cannot Near the fortress Wit a bastion Galled St. Nicholas. The mercantile port is roomy; and formerly the place carried on an active trade with Nioolaieffi Kherson, and Odessa. et lb In a letter from Wares*, of the 27th ult., in the Augsburg Gazette, it is said " Some Russian corps have quitted the. Crimea—for example, the first bri gade of the 14th division of infantry of the reserve, which formed part of the garrison of SebastoPol, lately arrived at Nicolaieff. Artillery has also arred in that place from the Crimea, and it te probable that other troops will likewise be taken from the Crimea for its detect*. But these are considered as only temporal y measures, natured necessary by the move ments of the allies, and they in no respect indicate the intention of evacuating the Crimea." RUSSIA. A letter from St. Petersburg in the Hamburg:Yews M r:—" The new recruitment hen thrown the coun try into great terror. It is doubted if 400,000 men capable of SOTTiCe can be found. The towns and dis tricts furnishing the recruits will be obliged to pro vide them with fur emits, which is a heavy burden, owing to the present high price of fare." A letter from Odessa, of the 23rd alt., in the Post drnt Gazette, Sala: The Russian army immure been emouraged by the arrival of fresh reinforrutots, doss set think of quitting , the Crimea. Oa the 18th G I Gortehakeff reviewed all the cavalry sad infantry at SuapheroPoL Among them were the grenadiers of the gourd, messily errived. The general bas resetwid as istimation that the Emperor sad the Wand Dabs bad remmased their intention of sighing the Crimes. The Wend Duke Constantine f e lt averse to anti the threatened soma of the Limas, sad prevailed otii the Emperor to testae at Nicolsieff. Orneral Chteleff hes taken the soniasand of the troops concentrated at Perekop, sad is the Upper Crimea. Weersl Laden hes distributed hie foram. emenating to abort 60,000 lace, between ioo- Wier d Aleseliki, sad is m direct communication with the troops at Perdu". Tits Sinai ban ant ed at Marseille% with adyiens frost the Crimes to, and Csooltoolikoegio to the 25th alt. She Wage bone 400 tavalie. I" M.