The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-27 00:00:00

;flaws see rely, W. Goddard severely, W. Jabw.l °I " 44 "raYi N. Berk severely. P. Lowey dangerously. C. Ausau danprously, P. lindy slightly, J. Relwressaverely, W. Jay severely, A Pilleallt slightly, T. Collets slightly, W. Sir ph... slightly, A Berrie slightly, N. Baslasd se verely,l3. Walker slightly, W. Bast dengerosaly,W. Bberif severely, W. Blade slightly. J. Mooney dangerously, J. A•haeld severely, U. Clarke daageressly, T. Ooodridge severely, J. Abbots« , severely, J. Kilroy deagerowly, P. Haien dasini-essly, T. oNrighty severely, J. Oaue slightly, W. Janie severely, P. Cahill severely, D. Rashes slightly, T. Monis slightly, C. Orielths severely, J. Richard. eon severely, T. gegess•Nightly, T. Ours slightly, J. Bawl slightly, A. lisenden slightly, R. Rowlands Newly, 0. Poulton slightly, J. Faker slightly, W. Markham, se 'Neely, J. Irs)ons seventy, R. Lamb slightly, J. Also daarterossly, W. Bentley slightly, P. Bleasitspos severely, R. Baker severely, W. 80 irks daagerously. A. Door slightly. W. Field's slightly W. Keys severely,T.Whitesidessvarely, W. Prehble and W. White daeltereer l l. 3 • Kirk Nivirrillit H. Masslewhite daegeresuly, B. Oedos desgerously, Leech slightly, T. Devise slightly. R. Dews Spencer "lightly, H. Keeley dangerously, J. Conway slightly, T. - Hughes severely., Hughes slightly, W. Casey slightly, J. Beach severely, W. Joists slightly, T. Beans, slightly. J. Smith Nightly, R. Webb dangerously, J. Risks dangerously. J. Reed dangeeessly, W. Awsis slightly, J. Dairies severely, B. Hose slightly, J. Clara. severely, O. Bschelor slightly, H Thompson. severely, T. Box diterr- Doily, T. Ridden daagerrfsl y,ll. Plant dangerously. KM?. Colour Sergeants James Barrie= severely, Joseph Wood sock slightly. Sergeants George Allis severely, Joseph Cole severiely. George Ward slightly, Joseph lasilito slightly. Corporals John Swift severely, Joseph Marl= 'evenly, Alfred Berth= slightly, Frodk. Ramie slightly. Drummer J =oh Shan slightly. Privates Jells limeastt severely, Michael Potter severely, Samuel Sae= aseseely, James Sawn severely, Henry Lacy severely, Jake Meek severely. James Black severely, Robert M'Cartney seemly, Robert IVA me severely, John littlish= severely, Hoy, Brooks meerely, George Cross ly. Samuel Lee, esverely, John Limb severely, Joke Cotton severely, Adam Logue severely, William Horseman severely, Theron Bares severely, P oriels Sherwin severely, John Hague severely, George Cross slightly, Edeard Philips, slightly, Jose* Willott slightly, Samuel Savoy slightly, Chords Price slightly, Jobe Lee slightly, Andrew Lindsay slightly, Joseph Wallace slightly, Charles in slightly, David Sullivan slightly, Thomas Madden slightly, &mimic Bowl., slightly, Charles Cook slightly, Mom Arnett sightly. Beech B lightly, Ham - Lasses slightly, Michael Break* slightly, Hopis Moriarty slightly. Michael Fagan slightly, Francis Birch slightly, Patrick !Mimes 1 slightly, Michael Mulhorn slightly. 77"ru FOOT. Serjesutsliejor Hoary Beirut severely. Colour-Sergeant' John Fiteharrit severely. Sergeants James Mammas slightly, At 'bur &gamins severely, George Hope Homely, William Swims severely. Corporals George J. Steers, severely, George Thompsoa severely, Terrace livers severely. Privates Murdock Charles= scalp wound, Elliott! Hardie', severely, Jobs Ward seventy, Archibald Cheer slightly, Joseph Walker severely, John Smith severely, Francis Sloes severely, James Sty.= slightly, Joseph Broply severely, Mathew Riley severely, Michael Omens severely, Charlie Gold slightly, Mathew ebovelarissy slightly, Neil Kiikenny sevesely, Robert Taming *mumps- Wad, Henry Gribben severe John Detail tee= James Ay= severely, James Donaldson severely, Delahrenty severely, Jobe Armstrong leg amputated, Jamie John Foe severely, Themes Pintos severely, Price Keay! 'severely, John Maher severely. George Unread, severely, Isaiah 11,'Calloch *evenly, Jamie China y, Edward Baker severely, James Neil severely, Thomas Taylor ! severely, John Cotter severely, James Smiley severely, Jobs Cassidy severely, Michael Kenna severely, John Roberts leg amputated, JohnOilcortst severely, Henry Cattail severely, John Catty severely. Skit FOOT. Serpent Moja, Patrick Nosey_ severely. Sergeants Thomas Prennible slightly, Hugh Millen slightly, Patrick Mahon slightly, 'As James severely, Themes Prendible 'evenly. Miethael Wanes severely. Corporals Patrick Consofly lamely, Patrick Dolan severely, James Condos severely. James Herlis severely, John Qalll is verily. Drummer Thomas Carey severely. Privates Thomas Kelly severely, JOIM Price severely, Pa trick Mammon severely, Patrick Drippy severely, John Keeney severely, Michael Bogies wevirely. William Mills severely. Jobs Farrell weevily, Michael Muni& severely, John Big as eliibtly, James MtNamite semen, James MeCormick &lightly, Thomas Ruilly /lightly, Tally Morass slightly. John MoDennott slightly, James Caster semen. Jot.. Walsh severely, Richard Rutledge severely, Patrick McNamara muted r Jobs NeUy severely, Patrick O'Rourke slightly, Jetts Keleher dangerously, Henry Hawkins me eerily, Timothy Nqes slightly, Patrick Gannon 'evenly, Thomas Platt severely, James Quinn 'evenly, Edward M'Avensa slightly, Willis. Brett slightly, Michael Dowd severely, Petrick Comoro severely, Timothy Sullivan se verely, John Scanlon slightly, George Mathew severely, John Cabe slightly, John Connolly severely, James Mad digan slightly, Patrick Graysaw slightly Edward Gassings severely. Willies Whitehead slightly, James Cannon se. Dsaiel Qoiss severely, Isaac Hallett slightly, Mi chael Conniff severely. James Carney severely, Joseph Kelly dangerously. Michael Mulcahy slight ly, Jobs O'Brien severely. William Canty severely, Robert Stack severely. Michael Laws's severely, John Lyme severely, William Ashworth severely, Jobs Holden severely, James Connell severely, Jobe Coogas Mortis Nee se verely. Jame Farrel slightly. James Marmites slightly, Ar thur Neill dangerously, John Hcerke slightly, Thomas Reilly slightly. Junes M.Mus.. severely, Lewresce Farley severely, Francis Palliser geiretely, James Patten severely, William Manias severely, George Smith slightly, Andrew Gnosis( dampen:men. Joss Conners severely, Michael Dasaher dangerusly, Edward Reilly severely, George Bryan severely. Charles Hobe severely, Richard Handley severely, Charles Clarke slightly, Jobs Cognises severely, William Donwoody severely Dominick Murray severely, Henry Purcell severely, Ttiontes Corbett slightly, Chris topher D iy le severely, Jobs Gesesys• slightly, John Lee severely, George Smith severely, Patrick Doss severely, Michael Known daageronsty Thomas Cox dangerously,' Bennet Gears severely, Michael Comminp 'evenly, Tomas Murph y elirlttly, James McAllister dangerously, Jotts Lewis clangorously. Michael McKean severely, James Cunningham ly, Timothy Moran severely, Charles MtLoighlan severely, John Burnside severely, George Walker slightly, Patrick Kessesevenly. _9oe. Foot. _ _ Colnur-flergeents HTiTtsasan;bie severely, J. Him severely, A. Bathurst severely. Sergeant C. Cantor severely, 8. Wiantenley severely, T. Riley severely, H. Hutt sliphtly, A. Moynihan slightly, R. Berge slightly, J. Williams severely. W. Dobsos severely, 8,. Saunders slightly, H. Jeford, slightly. Cor porals D. Hannah' severely, H. Hill severely, James Berlin severely, M. Donohue W Salter slightly R. Braedbridge severely, W. Miller 'slightly, W. Smith severely, J. Nielson. severely, H. High severely. Lases Corparal W. Matlock slightly. Primes Edward Kingston slightly, T. Marsh slightly, J. Mamas severely, T. Cagy severely, J. Goldsmith severely, J. Lawless slightly, M. O'Brien severely, W. Dan severely, A. Cook severely, J. Moors severely, J. navies severely, P. &metros serenely, O. Pope severely, H. Fontaine severely, J. lieglish slightly, T. Seabright slightly. T. Archer slightly, H. Feller slightly, P. Casein/hem slightly, J. Dunbar slightly, D. MeKessie slightly, W. Classy severely, J. Redman severely, I. Hughes*: vitally, B. Walker severely, D. Beckley severely, J. D ale severely, J. Mitchell severely, J. England slightly, S. Mill. severely, J. Bamford slightly, J. Clausal' severely, J. Wright 'tightly, J. Gentry severely, J. Soya A &ntt slightly, M. Facia severely, W. Beveridge severely, T. Ilewy severely, J. Petrie severely, B. Betts seemly, D. Cermegie severely, P. Ford severely, D. Heiriehey severely, G. Etheridge slightly, B. Rae silently, E. Menton's', severely, W. Tierney severely, H. Witelsn gpymmep. W. Kinross amend', H. Smith 'evenly, D. Aroma severely, 8 C 111•011 severely, W. Jasmines severely, W. Jones sovesely. W. Bider severely, J. Cook severely, J. Fay slightly, P. Fisher severely, P. Eaten severely, C. Shepherd severely. P. Grab= severely, T. Coles severely, H. Rote seemly. W. Bernestearher severely, H. Calms J. O'Neill slightly, J. Ties severely, Cerny severely, D. Tt shirty severely, J. Aria severely, T. trio severely. T. Crowriak severely. J. Locke severely, J. Mergrall severely, T. Thoredyks severely, Eagles severely. J. Nash severely, J. Seymour severely, J. Cowie slightly, C. Lassen severely, J. Camas severely, J. Bellinger severely, J. Linde severely, J. English severely. J. Caddell, slightly, W. Morris severely, W. Taverner severely, M. Battle slightly, W. Ma Lend }lightly ,! P. Ferrell slightly, A. Graham 'evenly,. J. Binder severely, T. Martin slightly. J. Me Lenard severely. A. Templeton severely, O. Herding severely, G. Alison severely, T. Barber severely, W. William severely, J. Holsess severely, J. Cili•WOoa severely, T. Isms dangerously, J. Squire severely, T. Hamer slightly, P. Joys severely, R. Allen slightly, J. Whitaill severely, I. Turner severely. 97vx Foos. Sonnet-Major Jobs Colour•Sergeaub Mersa Delaney slightly, Peter Lawless seemly. Sergeants Peter Battles slightly, Walter Scott severely, Issas Fleury Le* slightly. Charles Lockett severely, Beaty Medew dee 'grossly, John Knees, •••11/017, Willisr N•wwil s. ',only, Jeln Edwards seemly, Terszeo OiUigaa severely, Joseph Censagh severely, Francis Wedgweith Corporals Jose Fitzgerald slightly. Eli Garen slightly, Michael Murphy severely, Stephen West seemly, Michael Kenny eighty, Dena Neely 'evenly. David °Deno slightly, Jesse Martin slightly, Williams Zing slightly, Minnie* O'Connell severely, Jahn Pipet severely. Pri rates Willis. Albore 'evenly, William Buttes severely,' Charles Brewer severely, Thosu Drogelfeet severely, Wil liam Banes severely. William Beason slightly, Jobs Brows (lot) slightly, William Bean slighdy, Jobe Barrie severely, Edward Pianos Brows seemly, Thomas Big- 1 gins sever•ly, Patrick Clarke severely, Willian Cos (let) destenrossly, thews Chapman slightly, Jobe Collies 'Penton, Jolla Conon slight 4, Jobs Correll severely, l Jobe Count' severely, Isles Managing' slightly, Tim Dodd (2nd) slightly, Robert Dead severely, Peter Deane I severely. Patrick Deese gentely. Jobs Dittos *evenly, Daaiel Drury Mighthhllllllega Driver MN,* 84 dPina Farnham severely, Joao Fes ely, Patelek . Fleatery, orgymbe Chop Pod severely, Lewis Ferrell slightly, wawa Inisilassweersly, Wm. Fitsgersld slightly. Thos. Pnekk Gurley slightly, John Gribben se Pitsiti melre =Wes severely, Fraieie Gillandiers rlightle ekhes Zt lamely. Thos. /WM Mightly, Jean , Welke' Hinahlas Willis. Hsyliuses lkytaa severely, Timothy Bee teen SAW severely, Tlisseby Hirkgy IPSTIPtC e rti severely, Jobs Heals slightly, !Rebore Reale 'lightly. Frederick Isaacs slightly, Giorgi hem tIJ, Jobs Joe. severely. Peter Johnston se- i ewe% new King wordy, Robert King severely, James eimerely, KW wanly, John Kelly (264).! l eilV e ly, Alexander Kesusedy severely, JohisKiiaqin di brig Joseph Lastwater dasgsrossiy, Joke Lean lightly. Edwardi Loyd slightly, John Mullen slightly, !slick Iff•Keews .lightly, Jamas Moran slightly, Amite, Mannieg severely, Patrick kilintty "evenly, Willis.. Morrison slightly. George_ M'Carthy si;ghtly. Jobe 111Kermick severely, Wit. Ilan M'Gratk severely, Edward Murphy slightly, Michael M'Elligett slightly, Patrick M.Mahos severely, James M'Briney severely, Lake BIAIN•11011 SITANII7, Michael Mar ley slightly, Thom.' Regent severely, Patrick Nugent reverely, John Nieholsois sevarely, Stephen Mining oeverely, Patrick O'Connor severely, Jobs O'Neill severely. George O'Donnell slightly, Jaime Pearson 'evenly, Thomas Pear son severely, William Powell seveyely, William Petal slightly, Junes Ryan severely, Thomas Ryan slightly, June Rielly slightly, Thomas Robinson slightly, Pnilip Riei y ly, William Seamen severely, Jobs Shield cly, John Sanders severely, George Smith 'overtly, Danis Sul livan ly, David Madden slightly, Alexander W. Smith dangerously, Thomas Smith slightly, Thomas Simp son severely, Michsed livery severely William Thomas severely, James Turley severely, Charles Thompson severely, JAR 'Ty_yrell severely, William Walker dangerously, Samuel Walker slightly. Eli Whit•hunt severely. John Wills severely, John Woods severely, Hoary Williams 21ID BATTALION. lIIT FOOT. Sergeant Major Bossasel Reale slightly. Corporal Wm. Shelter' *evenly. Privates Patrick Comasky slightly, Robert Dalin, slightly, William Balmer slightly, Gawp Robinson slightly. George Batterbee slightly, Richard Webb slightly. Wm. Beaming slightly, Welter Lover severely, Thomas M.Donald severely, Michael ll'lteoy severely, William Lipton slightly, John Smith severely, Thomas O'Brien dangerously, Robert Jones severely, Fred. Brown slightly, John Badman dangerously. James M'Lotighlis severely, MAIDS Doyle slightly, Win. 11111 slightly, John Matthews slightly. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1855. 31D - FOOT. Sergeants Frederick Bowmen 'Rightly. William Ellyn slightly, Juan O'Shea severely, Henry Taylor slightly, Richard Ronk slightly, Was. Wilson slightly, Wm. Hart severely. Corporals Michael Lynch slightly, Michael Gormby slightly, John Ford severely. Drummers Henry Healy slightly, Garrett Fitzgerald slightly. Privates Cor. Iselin Brown severely, John Davis slightly, Thomas Fitz. gibbon slightly, Blijah Hanley slightly, Jobs Hughes Untidy, Wm. Ireland severely, lap Reel slightly, Michael Lawler slightly, Henry M'Dennott severely, Thos. ll'Donomb slightly. James Hyland slightly, John Haigh ',lightly, John M'Williams slightly, Jeremiah Rondos slightly. John Walsh slightly. Thomas Williams danger ously, Thomas Aloes s.verely, Jacob Bates severelY, John Connor slightly, Michael Caneiegham slightly, 13dward Rea severely, Jana Roberts slightly, John Vilna severely, James Clarke severely, Thomas Collins severely, John Klein dangerously, William Taylor severely John Hunt severely. Junes Slavin slightly, George Hill 'evenly, Owen Mlienny slightly, Jeremiah Leahy severely, William Merritt severely, Michael Harper dangerously, Peter M'Oana slightly, John Collin slightly, Thomas Basis slightly, John Fog severely, Brant Goodridge severely, Cornelius Hammons slightly, William Wbeauey slightly, Joseph Tierney slightly, John Rey slightly, James Ball slightly. Frederick Campbell severely, Joseph Campbell severely, Williams Campbell slightly, Richard Garrett sera verily. Robert Hanna slightly, Robert Palmer slip? John Pope slightly, Thomas Miskell severely, Joseph slightly, William 'Thompson severely, William ?disk* lei vsrely, Richard Barnett denpronely, James Garvey dan gerously, James Galley slightly, Edwin Tinsel' slightly, John Hibbard slightly, Denis Bnickin slightly, Michael Burke severely , Thomas Hoyd slightly, Denis Tracey severely, Thomas Carter slightly, Peter Cobalt*, slightly, John Baron severely, W. Mm. Dunn slightly, Thomas Finegan slightly, James Franklyn deageroludy, William Moore slightly. Joseph Jeplison slightly, John Hall severely, William Moneney slightly, John O'Brien severely, John Savage severely. John Toombs dengerosely, Themes Welsh dangenaily, Jobe Wane,. severely, 'SWIG Yates severely, Richard Cross slightly, Michael Ford slightly, Denis Eget, slightly, Wm. Dagen slightly, Lawrence Seaton slightly, John CoWas slightly. 3Orn FOOT. Colour-Sergeants H. il'illisierseverely, T. M'Donogh slightly, T. Tennant severely. Sergeants T. Fitzgerald ea vainly, J. M•Phall severely, J. Symington severely. Cor porals J. Boyd severely, J. Callaghan severely, J. Mears severely, H. Kekeffy slightly, I. Rooks slightly, D. Wt.'s* slightly. Drummer J. White slightly. Privates W. Ablett slightly, J. Andrews severely, W. J. Boyd dangerously, M. Broadrick severely, T. Brown severely, T. Brown severely, J. Byrne slightly, M. Byrne slightly, M. Byres slightly, M. Byrne slightly, J. Callaghan severely, J. Callaghan 'evenly, J. Coill se verely, D. Coffey slightly, J. Connell severely, T. Connell slightly, D. Cor bett severely, J Cronus slightly, M. Deltas sisalitly,j. Dawson slightly, H. Donaldson, slightly, P. Donnell severely, P. Doody severely, 8. Donnelly, slightly, IL Dyes severely, J. Evans slightly, P. Fitzgerald slightly, M. Glassy slightly, P. Gabbles dangerously, J. Hale se verely. D. Hearahan slightly, F. Harper veveiely, J. Hew. kiss severely, H. Heeds slightly, C. Hine severely, H. Muster slightly, J. Jameson slightly, J. Jobason slightly, J. Jets slightly, M. Kelly severely, P. Koppel senrett Lensmowd slightly, 8. Little slightly, J. severely. D. Lynch severely, R. Maley severely, M. Malmsey sever ly, M'Auliff slightly, M. WIN& Mae slightly, D. it'Onire severely, P. Hest alight*. N. Michael deagesonsly, F. Miller severely, W. IlLr i gas, severely, P. Murphy severely, T. Nowienith slightly, W. xie Sy, J. O'Brien severely, W. Parm se a verely, Peeer dengsroesly, J. Power severely, P. Power' iihmeseesely, P. Quigley severely, J Romney severely, J. =slightly, W. Rigsby dangerously, T. Roeehe ,P. Rourke severely, J. Russell slightly, Hassell slightly, slightly, H. Ryder slightly, A. Smart slightly, T. Smith severely, T. Stamen dangerously, W. Staves. severely, J. Sullivan II) slightly, J. Sullivan (3) slightly, J. Taylor se verely, 8. Tamer and J.Veiteb slightly. J. VllTllolleiteroly, P. Walsh severely, D. Webb slightly, P. Whelan severely, J. White severely, T. Young slightly, J. Galbraith severely, W. Baker slightly, G. Bird slightl, C. Martin slightly, C. Holbore• slightly, 3. Carey slight ly, W. Hendry slightly, W. Mulligan sligbtly, W. Lloyd, severely% L. Brew severely, J. Gibbons severely, G. Bent slightly, J. HSI slightly. 41re FOOT. Sergeant-Major John Hurls severely. Colour- Bergeuts James Holly severely, William Davis severely. Sergeants Jams severely, .I , ths Cadens severely. Joseph Wel land seesnly, Davis Jones slightly, Dantel Bond slightly, Idyls Only slightly, Patrick Dennis's slightly, Patna lambus slightly, John Hynes slightly, William Clarke slightly, William Camas slightly. C.frporels Eluasel Hare severely, John Farrell severely, Martin O'Dea severely, Maria Routs severely, Samuel Allem slightly, Patrick Onales slightly, Franeis Lee slightly, Freed. Dowling traliDrummer Peter Molloy slightly. Prints, Glace severely, William Luk @evenly, William Reyes/Ids severely, John Flood severely, Patrick Hackett severely, Charles assay severely, Thomas Carroll severely, William Gregg severely, John Moloney severely, Willis* Harris severely, John Hughes severely, Thomas Reilly severely, John Lane severely, Howell Lewis severely, Mosso Reilly severely, Jaws Wan 'evenly, Peter Starkey severely, Michael Richardson severely. Jame. Olileally severely, William Nugent severely. John Hilly severely, Christopher Martin severely, Josses M`Dale severely, John Carter severely, Michael Restate severely, John Roney 'evenly, Francis Loring* severely. John Lysao severely, John M'Mahon severely, Job. Murphy efeendy, James Sheehy severely, William Clyde @evenly, Jells Draper severely, John Halloos severely, Michael Monaghan severely, Thomas Piney severely, Martin Russ mverely,William Fitzgerald severisly,Oeinge Mae. severely, Edward Alford severely. Martin Leonard severely, Mathew litteble severeiy,William Hammond severely, Denis Boland severely, Adam Leggin severely, Pwirpts Duly severely, William Bee* areorely, Michael Gaffney dangerously, Timms Forbes ilinagosessly, Imam 11 , 140ne dangerouly, TUN= leen severely, William Beads severely, Thomas lollogga sposrely, Ralph Smith severely, Miebsel Nieman K iblightly,Gisimge Kingdom slightly, Michael Calms. slightly, James eneedy slightly, George Edwards slightly, Charles Grains slightly, Heigh Hagan sliehtly, Richard Busts. sligbtl Petrick Herlihy slightly, Patrick Daley slightly, Jobe Stases slightly. Robert Cruse= slightly, John Roe @lightly, John Howard Jobe loses slightly,Aal rem InTermick slightly, Morriss Morgan slightly, John O'Brien slightly, James Perklas nightly. Patrick Tremble ,rightly, Michael Meat slightly, Joseph Allen slightly, John Dempsey slightly, James Johnson slightly, Patrick G. nor dightly,Peter Greedy slightly. Joseph Bishop slightly, Jobs Hackett slightly, James Damn slightly, Joseph Matthews slightly, 'Timothy Holly slightly, Thomas Underwood slightly, Terence, M'Mshon slightly. James Hunt nightly, James Kilmarray s/ightly, Jame M'lserry slightly, Jebel Henry slightly, Charles Mu slightly, Michael Hennessy dightly,Demis Brown nightly, Daniel Phillips slightly, Jobe Harrison slightly, William Robb slightly. Jobs Keenelly slightly, Edward Van slightly, Own Darling slightly, Henry Bowles slightly, William Diego slightly, Desk Conseil slightly. 47ra Foot. Corporals E. Melina severely, C. O'Loughlin slightly, T. Cavaingh severely, J. Tiley slightly. Pavans W. Douglas, dangeresaly, W. Jewles Oakley, C. Fitzpatrick slightly, T. Lambert slightly, P. Collies nightly, M. Bryan slightly. J. Heasedy slightly, J. M'Grath slightly, It, Truman slightly, J. Rub slightly, P. R7lfk• slightly, I Pearson slightly, T. Barlow severely, T. Rielly severely, S. Taylor mightily, J Wiggins slightly, F. Murphy slightly, P. Marne slightly. W. Padget slightly, J. Smith slightly, B. Consul' slightly, J. Bahia severely. 4ere Foos. Bantaaate N. Fatty si;;;;li,.lHavagen ellght'y. Cor- poral J. Moseer slightly. Privates A. Cardwell slightly, J. Cavassegh severely, J. Congers slightly, H Dowse slightly, F. Dims slightly, J. Flood slightly, J. J.Ansiss slightly, D. Ltird slightly, 0. Lavish slightly, J. Ulna severely, E. ill•Hrsth deagerinsely, N. MlLesina din*. T. Maiamy severely, T. Meroasy severely, J. lifilvlsig slightly, D. Ifelkis slightly. A. Pesdrigh gamely, C. Zed sevively, P. Veer slightly, C. Vrrriader slightly, Y. Welsh slightly. J. Nut! semely, J. Klaus& lightly. 66T. Poor. Oalliammpaals Juan Farrel ' , mai'', Wallas Pau Bata dbillik Palm Papa ailght/y. Sequa% Hoary liar Mak laweale, Itiamiabis Ill•Oloy gamely, Janes Maus Ho wdy, Obsales Mks allatalay. hamar Panes slightly. Carovale 3aamplaChavalllamaraly. law Naha *amain Peter 4sy manly, Faalload Jramaady eavarely, Jobs 01)001.1: 1 lhadar seam] , Navies Walsh, won*, WWI rawar aisber s Jana MNMii allskey. P. Toole. rightly, M. Heylse slightly, T. Viskeye slightly, Joseph Halgenfirld slightly, William Amestroog slightly. Privates Joseph Asht na deagerously, James Dena dee 'grossly, Vartbritey9l Saatereasely. Osiorge i ,HreatiSas igerweely, Oohs Wises* eaoggregsly, DMISI Wiling re E: 1 despond*. Thomas severe/P. Joseph Stage revetely, Patrick &why give Thomas. Ostanwe severely, Jobe Coeolly severely, M I Elroy severe?, Jolla Weir mu mble, •• Henry , Aeßvierth orwemly. ryass Hashes severely, severely, Michael %utilise severely g , Jahn Morrissey severely, Micheal Binds severely. Thom*, Croat ' gets severely, Cherie. Parsons severely, John IlitHis \non severely James Carney severely, Jams Davidson severely. William Meara see. My. Hugh lUD:ayes severely, James Boyle severely, Miebeel Darer Wigs Des) severely, Thongs asevensoe severely, lisel Map* severely, Jobs Lyres severely, Thomas Fleming severely, Wilhelm Talbot severely, Jobs Frawley severely ? Thomas Carty severely, Massa Burns severely, Frederick Hillier severely. Peter Chgleile severely, Jobe Heidi's severely, John Doyle, severely, Frederick Cbanner severely, Joseph Wilson severely, John Mertes* severely, Martin Fogarty severely, Archibald WThareald severely. David Burr tt severely, James Campbell severely, Timothy Welsh severely, Michael O'Grady severely Michael Kilbride slightly, Charles Lock slightly, William Stares slightly, Freston* Matthews slightly, Thomas Johnston slightly, MIMS !ping sligbt.y, Peter Lennon slightly, Thomas Beanders slightly. Jobe Farrell slightly, William Closgb slightly, James Wheals° rightly, William Cbapple slightly, Michael Hoeg slightly. Joba Legge slightly, James Brnekburst slightly, Jobe Stepheeson slightly, Timothy Sallie n slightly, James Flood slightl. William Carter slightly, Martin Flynn slightly, John O'Hidles ea slightly, John Hogan slightly Miles Sinnott slightly, Stephen Bowes slightly, Edward O'Leary slightly, James Heaneesey slightly, James Flanagan slightly, James ()eery slightly, Connor Mecham slightly, John Metes slightly, Jame Statuses slightly, Jeremiah Howe slightly, Patrick Crones slightly, Waken Herring slightly, Georg.. Bridges slightly, James Kennedy slightly, James Strong slightly, William Mahoney slightly, William Brought* slightly, Jams P•rker slightly, John Hopkins slightly, Nigher Bibs slightly, Andrew Byres danger ossly, John Cleary slightly. 6 2 / 4 11 FOOT. lottmflergeant Joseph Yosog slightly. Sergesate Jame. Newsom sightly, Willis's Nsaibers slightly, John Have' severely. Corporals Francis Elliott slightly, William Hill slightly, Thomas Trollop. esverery,Williarn Smith severely, William Corbett slightly, Francis Biddiegombe, slightly. Lane. Corporal Chore. Steno-I slightly. Privates John Dunne slightly, Patrick M'Orsin slightly, James Webster el ghtly, Joseph Jones slightly, Jeremiah Sullivan slightly, James M'ltityre slightly, James M'Grath slightly, William Gibberson &seemly, Joe. M'Sherry severely, John Dyson, slightly, Henry Pike slightly, John Twig' slightly, Edwin Coles slightly, George Fog severely, Thomas Maguire slightly, Edmund Hessen/ severely, John Healy severely, Remy Short severely, John Robinson severely, Edward Browne slightly, Matthew Gorman slightly, James Tarrant severely, Simeon Medley slightly, Jahn Conroy slightly, Patrick Lynch slightly, William Cassidy severely, Thomas Skelly severely. Michael Higgins severely, Joseph Kenny slightly, Stephen Dunphy el ghtly, Charles F. Mittendort slightly, Joha Mitohens slightly, Patrick Flynn severely, Alfred Pole severely, Robert Hewitt slightly, Edward Power severely, Jam.. Perdue slightly, John M•Carthy severely, Charles Mills slightly,. John Crossly Hesekiel Dixon slightly, Jolts Robin s on slightly, George Middleton slightly, Jobs Dwyer, slightly, Patrick Kirby slightly, Solomon Slugs severely, Jobs 'Awl.' severely, Jacob Terries "slightly, James Do hefty severely, William Hume severely, Jobs Dsy slightly, , James Feints slightly. Frederick Everrett severely, Man. rise &Biros slightly, James Smith slightly, James Neill, severely, Robert Buchanan severely, Jame* Darknell , severely, Patrick Campbell severely, Patrick King severely, Junes Morrissey severely Robert Dickaon severely, John Russell severely, James iitball severely. 96TR Foot. Colour Sergeant Joists Woolnough severely. Flints Philip Walker severely, Petrick Burke 'evenly. 2nD BIATALION RIFLE BRIOADI. Sergeant Major J. Waller severely. Colour•Serputt Mutates severely. Serpents D. Cook severely, W. Whines severely, W. James severely, J. Seaford severely, W. Tho. mats dangernesty. Corporals H. Carley slightly, J. West slightly, J. Winchtembe slightly, H Blackstoek den prosily, J. Wane, slightly, W. Harris slightly, J. Cowli shaw slightly. Buglers H. Murray dangerously, D. !Maltby slightly. Privates W. Brown daoprously, T. MaDanald uattgeroally, W. Hicks dangerously, T. Lewis likeegalessly, W. Bitted dangerously, H. Buchanan y. 0. Cot severely, W. Pisken severely, M. = sly, J. Walton severely, R. Croatia severely, J. Beeitenteg severely, H. Banks severely, J. Loughlin severely, J. Clements severely, C. Crawley severely, P. Oskill severely, S. Johsseie severely, P. Herrity severely, T. Tomas severely, W. Nash severely, A. Brown severely, T. Clarity severe) H . Pieta severely, S. Nicholls severely, T. pester severely, W. Brewster severely, T. Cokeley severely, T. Banks severely, 0. Beadle severely. W. White severely, IL Key severely, W Graham severely, B. Saunders severely, C. Butt severely, J. Waldros severely, P. Dalton severely, W. Haynes severely, G. Moore severely. H. Trended severely, T. Piofold severely, J. Booth severely, 8.. Garner severely. J. Jones severely, W. Wilkinson meanly, J. Par kilo= severely, M. Mack severely, C. Jacobs severely, T. Cook severely, R. Clarke severely, H. Fanamet severely, T. Ward severely, J. Wesson severely, J. Asher severely. R. Day, severely, M. Bea severely, J. Meek severely, J. Davis severely, A. distress severely, H. Madsen& severely, J. Wiest severely, J. Patterson severely, J. Lacey severely, H. Beckley severely, J. Morris severely, R. Namayth slightly, W. Werner slightly, T. Brown slightly, J. Par see slightly, W. Meredith slightly, B. Skinner slightly, J. Burke slightly, J. Blandford slightly, H. Chapman slightly, D. Nett slightly, R. Hardin slightly, W. Drown slightly, N. Co: slightly, P. 11.0se slightly, W. Mason slightly, B. Barrett slightly, W. Ryan slightly, H. Hannan slightly, R. Printer slightly , J. Jo hnson slightly, W. Wilson slightly, T. Jades slightly, W. Goodall slightly, J. Sawyer slightly, J. Brink slightly, J. Smith slightly, T. Carter slightly, J. Bryant slightly, S. Love slightly, W. Dowden slightly, W. Tiflis/neon slightly, A. Wilson slightly, W. Ferguson slightly, D. Riordan slightly, W. Harris slightly, B. Sams. dire slightly, J. West slightly, J. Red:s*h slightly, B. Whitmore slightly, D. Lentos slightly, J. Murray slightly, J. Plant slightly, R. Chapman slightly, T. Lessard slightly, S. Seaward slightly, H. T. Chapter dacrerously, D. Turn. stall dangerously, K. Everudin slightly, M.Martin severely, W. Mason severely. Nominal Return Officer. and Print.. 7Th TOOT. _ Sergeants William Frazier. John Stocks. Privates Joseph Davis, Thomas Bradley. Thomas Foster, Williams Taylor (4), Issas Hunk Peter Id•Narnars, Robert Arnold. 19TH FooT. Privates Thomas Walker, William Bombling, Michael Collins. 231. D FOOT, - - Privates William Jelly, Jeremiah Donovan, James Rosh, Joseph Bedford, Thomas Whitehead, Joseph Barrett, Wil helm Folds, William Hardtop, Samuel Bingeeld. Heavy Wars, George Brown. Job. Jones, William Mason, Wdlism Smith, Maurice Whilriean, GEM it • Clarks, Edwin Dwyer, Alfred Constable, William Davies, William Prim, William Martin, Henry Perkins, BIWA** Fielding, David Taylor, John Brown. 34ta FOOT. Private. Biqa=ls Hawthorne, James E.Garrity, Thom Thorne, Edward Sherwin, James Snow, Patrick Ryas. 41st Farr. Corporal Benjamin Biee - ari . .l 2 rivates David Cox, Job. Colbert. Michsel Driscoll, Marti° O'Halloran, Jobe Smith, Hurry Neill, Patti* Benin, Patrick Farrell, Jobe Keen, Thomas Delanolly, Jaren Roe, Edward Emile', Panne' Longhorn, Thomaa McMabon,Mylss Higgins. 65TH kiwi. ---- Zrivates Michael P.lne, hue Powell, Benjamin Bea- height. 82ND FOOT. Sergeant Cornelius Yooag.Corporal Daniel Colombia. Privates William Dwyer, Michael lEnagh, William McLeod, John Moore. Joha Doyle, Datial Dritool, Hugh Caffrey, George Reddish. - - _ 7777 a F00T. _ &mast Jells Hasle;:aerpe Willies' For. Privates Job. Greer, Willies' Wilies, Willies' Jones, Bash Galls. way, Peter Beals. NTH F)irr. ' Coegeral leasph Callen. Priwawa Edward Ward, Jaen* CO4lllll. Patriot Kelly, John King, George Kidd. Minima ftwonoy, Miatael Garrg.Patrick Tibbiag, James Meloogb, William Tensaw, Andrew Sealy, John Griffin, Wiliam Hayek Thomas Moore. Edward O'Brien Hoary Wright, John Bona', James Webb, Barnard Metiainnoos. IOTII FOOT. &notate F. Walker, J Layton, J. Dilly, G. Beasett. Corporale B. Timmias, J. Dowling. Privates H. Gelled'', H. Mathews, G. Irelead, P. Ili'Diarataid, I. Butler, M. Dyer, B. Hart. J. Part..ll,W. Mater, 8. Menden, J. Hitelt, J. Rourke, J Haekle, J. Bryan, T. Den ham, P Edge, T. Ili'Dousall, W. Moores., M. Mils:Noy, A. Payne, W. Faller, J. Caney, A. Hip-en, B. Sorel:am, D. Dnssld aa,l. Audi/sea, C. Beil, J. Breadmore, H. Marphy, A. Sheila., W. Stewart. 97rm FOOT. Colosr•Borgeest Jem - Mitsei r er: B erg sma' Daniel Rhea, Michael Callum, Thomas siker. Corpoe.th Thome, Doff y, Wiliiam Moon, William Wihas. Pri rates Jobs Brows (2), William Hussey, Hiram Blunt, &mud Black stone, Jobs Clay, George Cook, Distal Cu,ey To.a• Dusw vas (2), James Donnelly, Jobs Dosebue,WilliamWohamos, Matinee (holden, Robert Heists', William ;iamb, Edward Horan, Thomas Johnston , Bartholomew ;Coale, Thomas Lee, Robert Little, James Merle, James Mar Mee, Jolts Muds, Thome. Murphy, Josathas M`Cermick, Ed ward Rasnisy. Jobs Russell, Stephes G. Robiesim James Ratcliffe, Walter Winkles, Michael Wetertoss. , , Josiah Watt's, Frederick Mr. DIARAILI AT AT LXIMSIIIT. Yesterday the swami of the Royal Busks Agrioalteral Soaker was Uhl et Ay . Mr. Disraeli was awe of the pm* bee he ER we arks soy Fended use of the oesesase, his lserWag sisply a disseratica epos apieukaral soa r ua pseral. CRYSTAL PALM. MULLING DAT, Buy. 26. —iiissteelass as payase. 7,801: ditto by 'eases tickets, 716.—Tsesh 0,620. Cerresesatlag Say list you, 7,168. tit Ox4neoo. lim TO le CORRESPONDENTS. iI Alvertissmiste a ter "lbw Exprour." Laßosa 1100alnig must y be the 05.., 10, Bouverlortram, by Tin Odook tb• of publisatioa. HIGH WATIR AT LONDON BRIDGIL Tan DAT—Mandas, lb. tha Afteriscos. ft. la. TO-10311.110W—Masisi. b. SSa. .thasoce. ib. 430. LONDON. THURSDAY. 88PTBMBER 27. LET due honour be paid to every meritorious quality, even in an enemy. We have not been slow to comment upon thefonfaronnades in some of Prince GOIITCRAKOFT'S despatches, the insidious perversions of truth and the downright falsehoods in others. But it is impossible to read the letters of our Crimean Correspondents, giving an amount of the last days of South Sebastopol, without arriving at the conclusion that the man is a consummate general. It is now clear that the evacuation of the south side of the harbour was not the result of sudden panic. Arrange ments must have been deliberately made some time before for retreating as soon as it was no longer tenable. As far as the safety of the Russian troops is concerned, these arrangements were completely successful. Every man who could be moved was conveyed acrose the harbour in the face of a victorious enemy. The colossal preparations for inflicting destruction on a great scale upon the conquerors who should first enter the abandoned forts happily failed in a great measure, - bat they were skilfully designed. The calm foresight of the chief was worthily seconded by the devoted valour of his soldiers. The assailants were obliged to fight hard for every inch of ground on the day of the assault, and only in the Malakhoff ' were they able to maintain the positions which their impetuous onset bad wrested from the enemy. Se bastopol has been won by fair fighting : its late de fenders have shown that they are " no babes to play I withal." This simply just tribute to the valour and skill of our foe is the best sulogium that can be pro nounced on the victors. The masterly de. spatch of General Nut (which, along with the despatch of General Pautistxx, appeared exclusively in the whole of our morning impression of yesterday) shows that the conquest of Sebastopol is the result of a plan adopted at the first, and steadily persevered in. The storming of the Malakhoff, and still more the storming of the Central Bastion by the division under General DE &um, are feats that would have added to the laurels of the armies which conquered at Austerlitz and Jena. The share taken by our countrymen in the exploits of the day affords aoom foe diversity of opinion ; but no stain has been left upon British courage—on the fame for nnblench ing valour acquired by the present generation on the fields of Alma, Balsklave, and Inkermann ; whilst the regimental officers engaged have done all that could be expected of gallant gentlemen and ripe soldiers. The truth, however, must be told. The English soldiers who fell at the Redan are victims to the in capacity of those in command. We publish this day letters from three correepondents—all of them men of intelligence, observation, and a high sense of honour and veracity, but differing widely in natural tem perament, acquired habits of viewing the events of life, and the point of view from which they observe the proceedings of the Bth of September. From a careful collating' of their communications it is appa rent that there has been a wanton and needless waste of British blood. It is allowed on all hands that the French assailants of the Malakhoff, whose trenches had been pushed close up to the ditch, reached the breach almost unscathed by the enemy's fire. Their trenches were extensive and roomy—capable of sheltering large numbers of soldiers, perfectly protected from the fire, without being crowded; and thus the column of assault could be made strong and the supports move i up with perfect regularity and promptitude. The English trenches, on the contrary, were twice or thrice as tar from the point to be assailed u the French, and were se narrow and inconvenient that the troops assembled in them were so crowded as to render the preservation of order utterly impos sible. Either from this cause, or from gross ignorance of their business on the part of those in command, the assailing column was deficient in numbers, and it was left unsupported to maintain a hope less struggle under a deadly fire. Yet we learn from oar Correspondent late on the Danube that reiterated remonstrances bad been made by the French commanders on the groundof the danger and impolicy of not pushing the sap close up to the ditch, but in vain. Our publicly accredited Correspondent for the Crimea affirms that General CODIUNOTON, for some mysterious reason. kept back the troops which crowded the trenches till the Russians had time to bring up their reserves, and that his aides-de-camp, ignorant of the topography of the trenches, carried his orders to the wrong regi ments. And lastly, our third Correspondent—who has traced the events of the whole siege in what we may all a regular journal, compiled from actual °beer's doe—states, that owing to want of proper command the most complete and paralysing confusion pervaded the wholeof the attack. These three gentlemen move in entirely different eircles,and their letters were written and despatched before they could have any communi cation with each other. Their views, too, are corro borated by two witnesses, who are animated by sentiments the reverse of inimical to those in com mand. General ISrmrsort, in bin confused and un communicative despatch, admits the damning fact that the trenches wore so over-crowded that the supports weld not be moved up. The principal cor respondent of the Times—we are certain, from sin cere conviction—labours hard to show that the fault in the assault of the Roden lay with the met, not with the commanders. Opposed to this view there are numerous circumstances that cannot be over- looked. The writer to whom we allude would seem to imply that the assailing column was composed exclusively of raw recruits. If this had been the case such a selection would reflect severely on the judgment of those in command. But our own Corre spondent, who visited the scene of slaughter about noon on the day after the assault, writes: " By the time I reached the fatal open in front of our fifth parallel the dead had been gathered off the ground— the officers having been taken to the camp and the men thrown into the broad deep ditch of the Roden. • • Those who had died within the Roden had also been gathered into the ditch; so that I looked upon nearly all the British who had fallen in this last seeneof an eleven months' tragedy. The fret fact 461 struck an observer was. that nearly all who lay than were old soldiers, men who had borne as k l at and burden of the day: hardly a beardless face 'am to be wee And for a proot that these veterans foa l ht bravely, we need only refer to the fact that the tone they are estimated, by Generals Szapeoa and Nur" to have kept their ground against over powering olds varies front one to two home. And there is mother fact, stated by the cotrespnedent of t h e 2 e ws Usual!, that forbids Is to attribute to tie pliant dead the blame which must rest elsewhere "Colonel WINDHAM saw there was no time to be loot. Hs had sent three officers for reinforcements • • and new he resolved to go to General Cop- antorox himself. Seeing Captain CREALOCH, of the 90th, near him, busy encouraging his men, and exert ing himself with great courage and energy to get them into order, he said, " I must go to the General for support. Now, mind, let it be known, is case lam killed, why I went away." It is the old story over again. We have soldiers and regimental oeloers in the Crimea unequalled by those of any army of pre sent or former times ; but we have men in command who are utterly incompetent to make a proper use of such an army. Now, as from the beginning of the war, the fault is is the Home authorities. They have learned nothing by the experience of last winter; they have remained unmoved to penitence and amendment by the dread revelations elicited by the Sebastopol Committee. We have heard the remark made by veteran foreign officers of high reputation, that, in their intercourse with our Banisters, they have been impressed with the painful conviction that there is only one man among them — Lord HARDINGE—who understands anything about military affairs. How could it be otherwise? The only other soldier among them is the MINISTER AT WAR, and his experience is confined to what he ac quired u a subaltern officer in a marching regiment in country quarters long years ago—before he had laid down the sword to devote himself to party poli tics. When Parliament meets, the public will look for another Sebutopol Committee; and if the people are true to themselves they will take good care that their representatives in the Hones of Commons do not follow up the investigation by a scandalous shrinking from pronouncing a well-deserved condem natory judgment. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (NION OUR OWN PARIS. WIDNIIDAT BYIKINQ. Although no telegraphic despatches from Sebas topol have been made public for some days, many must of course have been received by Government. The Patric of this evening would seem to have had some information of their contents, for it says, " It is certain that ever since their retreat the Russians have continued to fire shells at us, and that it would be a mistake to suppose that our armies in Sebas topol are beyond the range of the enemy's batteries on the northern shore and on the plateau. The balls from Fort Constantine reach beyond Strelitska Bay, and they can very easily throw their projectiles into the town. As to the batteries of the other forts, some of the guns in them are so powerful that they can carry shot right over the town, and do execution in the advanced siege works. But, although the Russian fire does not cease, it is not very active. The artillery and engineers in Sebastopol are everywhere at work. Fort St. Nicholas, which, es has been already stated, was left almost intact, has been forti fied, and its cannon already replies to the enemy. It is useless to add, that any attempt of the Russians to return to the place is wholly out of the question." Thus far, I have quoted the Patric. I consider its revelations very important, as showing that the Russians are still in a strong position in the northern forts, and are fully resolved to continue the war in that locality. It is also to be feared that we cannot occupy the houses that are left in the town, but must still en camp behind entrenchments, or, at best, in the forts that are left standing. The Bourse has been very bad to-day. The Rente, after being very heavy all the morning, fell with ex treme rapidity to 65fr., being a fall of lfr.; but just before the close there was a reaction, caused by pur ' chasers to realise profits, and the closing price was 65fr. 50c., being 50c. lower than yesterday. Credit Mobilier fell 701 r., and Austrian railways 27fr. 50c. In French railways the fall was serious, some lines declining from 15fr. to 25fr. The principal cause assigned for the panic was the fall of per cent. on Consols, and the probability that the Bank of England will again rule its discount to-morrow. But the note in the Moniteur, stating that government will not for the present ! authorise any new companies, had a depressing effect. Instead of, as might have been supposed, encouraging people to buy existing securities, it rather stimulated sales, it being construed as an official confession that speculation has gone too far. The Choral Society of Cologne gave its first concert in Paris at the Conservatoire, on Monday, and its second last night in the Salle Herz. On both occa sions the audience was astonished and delighted. The style of singing of this eminent society is quite a novelty in this country. The effect of their exqui sitely modulated voices (seventy in number) singing lin chorus may be imagined to be that of a single in strument of unprecedented power and sweetness. The society °omelets, I am told, of about 300 members, and the 70 gentlemen who represent it here have been selected as being the most accomplished per formers among them. They are a remark ably gentlemanly and intelligent-looking set of men, and all appeared dressed in even ing costume, with scrupulously-white cravats, waistcoats, and kid gloves. They travel at their own expense, and purpose devoting the proceeds of their concerts to the completion of the steeple of the cathe dral of Cologne. They intend to give about a dozen consecutive concerts in Paris, and then proceed to the principal provincial towns. _ _ . . . .. On F riday, Sept. 28, the annivenary of the death of Marshal St. Arnaud, a funeral service in his me mory will be celebrated in the church of the In valides. It was by mistake that, in the announcement of the death of M. Seotier de Chuygne, it was stated that he was the last surviving member of the Peri.- ment of Paris, u the Duke de Pannier, formerly President of the Chamber of Peers, was a councillor of the Parlement when the Revelation of 1789 broke out. Haag@ Bey, physician to the Viceroy of Egypt, arrived in Paris with his family. SPAIN. Some Spanish journals announce the death of the celebrated M. Soule, ex-minister of the United States, at the court of Spain. Ho was, they say, shot after the assault of Sante Cris upon the town of Jalaf, where the insurgents still detain his family u hostages. BELGIUM. A loan is to be effected by Belgium to the extent of 25 millions of franca, it is believed, towards the end of November. The 25th annivenary of the Independence of Bel gium 'unjust been celebrated by three daye'rejoicioge at Brussels, consisting of competitions for prises be tween different musical societies and societies of rifle men, theatrical performances. reviews, banquet', illuminations, fireworks, &c. For some nano wbich is unknown, there is s droop prejudice is Vienna spied the Ersseb Credit Mobiller, sad the people wash' he worry to boor that Bares Brash bi 4 NM to tam with M. Inas Pereira. LATEST FROM THE EAST. Intelligence received from Vienna by sle et * telegraph states that the Oesterreichische Co rreipo , Idens of yesterday has the following: " Advices from Constantinople, via Bucharest, state that considerable bodies of French troops hay. been sent to Eupatoria. "The Grand Vizier is weU again. "On the 20th the Grand Duke Constantine road* Nicholaieff. He and the Emperor are expected at Odessa." TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sm. 4. The Russian prisoners whom there was atA of keeping under tents in the Maslsk Camp . , are dog to be sent to Prince's Island at Prinkipo, near Cos. stantinople. At the request of Generel Larchey, ti ts Greek patriarch at once assigned two convene. f ee this purpose. Re had on a former occasion refold the use of these convents for French wounded, Pea s gives them up very willingly for Russian prim a% The patriarch volunteered the statement that he on very glad Sebastopol had fallen, because the nest would spare the effusion of blood. RUSSIA. HAMBURG, Sin. 25. All the members of the Imperial family of Raw* including the Emperor himself, have gone to him. cow. The Empress dowager arrived there oa th e 15th. On the same day the Grand Duke Coostinthio left that town for Nioolaieff. KONIGSBERG, Tummy. Letters from St. Petersburg, of the 20th, state that by a recent ukase the Czar praises sod thanks 108 drosehines for having been ready to march within the prescribed time, and expresses a hope that they will fight bravely. PRUSSIA AND THE REPORTED NEGOTIATIONS. The Kew Prussian Gazette states that it au 11,11. nounce with certainty that the statement wads by the Independance Beige, as to the Cabinet of Berke having demanded of the Western Power, to rams negotiations, is not true. The statement had pre. viously been contradicted, but was on Monday is. pealed by the Belgian journal in the most absolots manner. The point is one on which the New Pro• Sian Gazette is likely to be peculito ly well informed, but on Tuesdoy the Indepentiance returns to the chirp to declare that its original statemet, t was strictly sacs. rate, and that whoever believes he may contradict it ii minted. THE FLEET AND HARBOUR OF BE IiASTOPOL. (PROM A SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE.) ADMIRALTY, Styr. 26. A despatch, of which the following re a copy, WS been received from Rear-Admiral S:r Edmund Lyom, Bart., 0.C.8., Commander-in-Chief of her Majesty's Alps and vessels in the Mediterranean and Black Bea. Royal Albert, off Sebastopol, Sept. D. Sir,—The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty will have been already informed by my letters from Kertch of last June, and by my recent telegraphie messages from hence, that the Russians bad 'algid. lated their fleet in this part of the world, leaving the Allies undisputed masters of the Sea of Azoff, as well as of the Black Sea; that they had blown up sad abandoned their last holds on the coast of Chassis; and that, after a gallant defence sgaiost an unpa ralleled siege, they had been defeated and obtgell to evacuate the south side of the Harbour of Sebaa• topol, on which are situated the naval and military ar senals, the public buildings, and the town. 2. I have now to request you to acquaint their lordships that the enemy has not succeeded In hit ndeavours to destroy all the forts on the south aids. Fort Paul, it is true, is literally blows to atoms,.iad Fort Alexander is very much damaged but the Qs. rantine Fort has oot suffered considerably by the es plosion of the magazine, the sea face remaining pm. feet, and most of the guns being fit for use, few these being even Spiked . At Fort Nicholas theirs. perations for blowing it up had not been completal t and though the flames have made some havoc m the anterior, the stone work appears to be uninjured, sad the earth works on the sea defences remain in a per. tect state. _ _ . . . _ • 3. The five docks and the adjoining basins sin munificent, and, together with the steam machinery for filling them from the Tchernaya and for pumping them out, are in excellent order; and the resouresl of all kinds still remaining, after the normal ex penditure during the siege, showed very plainly the importance the enemy attached to having a lugs depot at the threshold of the Bosphorus. 4. The bottom of the splendid harbour is now encumbered with more than .50 Bunko) vensids, including 18 sail of the line and several frigates and steamers, whose menacing attitude but a short time ago materially contributed to bring on the war in which we are now engaged. (Signed) EDMUND LYONS. THE OVERLAND MAIL. (NT Bt SMARMS AND BRITISH TELIOIATII (1/1011 Oli OWN COARNIPONDIST.) TRIESTE, Tatiana. The steamer Calcutta arrived on the 26th Septet& ber, at 10 p.m., in 123 hours. ALEXANDRIA, Sur. 21. The India mail leaves here to-day, with *deices from Calcutta to the 24th August; Bombay, 29th; Shanghai, 2nd ; Canton, Bth; Hong-Kocg, 10th. The Stabil rebellion continues, but the rebels and beginning to give way. 50,000 rebels are collected in Beerbtoom. The bill for granting a charter to the Oriental OM Company has passed its second reading. Lord Elphinstone has returned to Bombay. Lord Dalhousie remains at the Neilgherries. Money very scarce. 1 The Bengal Bank had raised its rates to 12 per cent. The New Five per Cents. were at 1 dineu.antS 'the Four pee Cent. Loan at 13 discount. Exchange on England, 2. The pirates of China hold under their control a coast line of 2,000 miles in the tea districts of Boma and Oopeck. The rebels are in great strength, and the trade of Canton is very restricted. Exchange at Canton, 4.8 ; Shanghai, 6.41. No new teas had arrived at Shanghai. Int Court. BALDIORAIii hog% 26 . The Queen held a Privy Council at Bahama/ reteria the Dab y s . of T A h r e e P 71 ;1.7:0, 114 t v he i wo Lo : d P o tc ren . n d i e n a g t , o t . f er. he reasi. Causale The Hen. W. Bathurst was the Clerk of the CoaaMl attendance. Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince, the Print:see Royal, and Prince Frederick William of Prussia, drove cal is the afternoon round Grrig Cluny, returning by the WW I side of the Dee. Major the Hoe. L. Canoe arrived with deepatcheifrom General Simpson, and had the honour of an audience With • her Majesty. Major Ceram re mains by her !War invitation ea a visit at Balmoral. Sir Alexander Spearman bad en interview with the Cher cellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at bit detail residents is Dowaieg t. Sir W. and Lady lialseareath left tows yestada/ for The youthful Earl Coventry, with a select put, 01 juvenile friends, Is shooting over his estate at Croome, Worcestershire. Lord and Lady Foley are gone on a vide into Norfolk.