The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-27 00:00:00

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Metz if* end oir i lla weft to the theft Week 'Wil — •••• rta s teM Oil ark ebb lie ON Iblialli 4.9 7 . 11:2;7111111111 simile* at sod esteem so Lee Taw Ws •• • alsalaggia• row wep•MooltilwtY•rlglt Islieeredleg to the greet robate."—G•erdlaa. Lomita.: Smith. /Ur. sal Go. Oh Onsiffi. TEE DAILY NEWS : LONDON HORNING PAPAL prise esetaaped 0.. awaired /he Leeks. LThitel Jestmal, the ettvessee et tow eseuseres sad et sit weed ties. Is the some esit odes et Its gereal ame—ts the plead et he laer teperte. sad le the mid neresedle sad seseleffelsl hoars► the sateimet d is tip =Rpm trod noway astkese—this piper ta • =OOBXIMPOIMIXTS AT IMR Mtn OP WAR. X Hei mi AMD IMPARTIAL. Ar l ain a tere rS pest Is Pe net. Sep le esp. paid tot he Oseelase . atlas OMIT DAM/ WORT. iT wilt list of 11MMI ALL OPTZIIIMI ADVERTIUXILIITS. Itio WOW WillsTind. gni Ow. rens , Ito were thee Mao peeeidler es/ et um emlewpweeke. wee= o r sa 7= tikeweike. edissel lee bells To be ereselaz wie ber a boter se reteetes Pe Meade= ; err or , To . akar espedemel in l=kor the ppm by melee pet at rekeel pie. the pekakillat velos speselks, heel& the leak dew epees reedy ogee hoe Me. ed. per gutsier, este la slum My Pat-.Mee oder. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWK zeta i 7 DOUGLAS ntsoLD. •111•011 011OULATIODIM of IN" • 011 AT FACT for ADM? II NEW 111X71 failodlog ins:.: LAMY INTILLIOICIICI. Trio TWOYYJIO3, Mr Thfloimooffilif a.% of ofo •ofai k ar argot Ivo= LLOYD. 8•Dabw1000ro. Looks. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.= p.m. at Is. par mot; @applied la lerrs or sesitry. mt pak. kr L yob dry. .r (arrimprd4c=or ;by M. WALMILk Pews Apse. 116 Timpleikerb DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY te ram° Poem at ma. Gd. r• v.. ma.* 40•11 MADDOX. 10, Oppat ~AL. illpar6plll, DIPIM6I sad Ifine Arra. L i l l LT NEWS LENT TO READ, la Loeb" at l u r o p;t r zar a . .-13112tTayllOINING irtatsasiait. Prim agre. pir 47.-114 ADAM. 111' BAYBWATER.-DAILY NEWS LENT TO ILIAD; aid gspehlei Is Übe emalint by put. at 1116.11 d. rar comiler, pal 1101/1.10111. Orewairrash Woe seenweleve. UM- OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (PROM OUR SPECIAL COlLAnos......__ CAMP, 11111ASTOPOL, Nov. IL The event of chief importance affecting the interests 'of the British army in the Bast has bees the retire. mot of General Simpson, and the smamption of the :7:7oeommand by General Bit William Coifing -18. The intelligence 'sectioned is my letter sat by the last mail is thus confirmed. General Oodrington took over charge, and was duly installed yesterday, and to-day General Simpson quitted head quarters, in a quiet unostentatious way, to return to Maenad. General Simpson has held the chief som mad of the army since the death of field Marshal Led Beglas, on the 28th of June last, when it de volved spa him in consequence of his being tbe nest senior °Meer present in the Sold- He Amid appointment as Commander-in-Chief was sot announced, however, to the army in the Crimes until the 21st of July following. daring the period which has since elapsed it has not been General Simpson's fortune to have his name associated with any brilliant achievement or illus trious success on the part of the force under his mediate direction, he must ever be remembered in connexion with the final most arduous siege opera tions and glorious fall of Sebastopol; and while all • agree that hi had administered the internal osenemy and affairs of the army, dating • tulips void et , many changes in its organisation, via iliwides, justice, and moderation, he has the satislbstinn retiring 'from command without leaving one mai behind him. ^ Hu mid the nomination of his meow ear were coached In the following terms in an order of the day to the army: 01111• L Arrilt ORDBIL. Elsadvoitas. Sebastopol, Nov. 10. Grill* 81r 'S IM Neap= snootiness to the athey the gases bee bees graciesely plowed to permit lima re sign the thaseead of this emi t wed to appoint Gimes/. Biz Wihlaa C 447120014 , to be hie sasetweer. I. resisethg hls ethemead, the Chanel deaths is express to the weeps the high math be estertathe of the admirable molest el elm aim sad as. of this army derbag the time be hes bad the Moser to serve with them Ise takthi hese K these be Waders hie beet thaake to all reeks, sad offers his threat wishes for their esteem sod loamy ia all the Ware °prelims of this aoblyersey. Others] Sir Willies Codriaroa wal be pleased toenails the ematated this army twasenw, the 11th lastaah—By seder. (Blood) H. W. Batuthas, Odd of the Staid (sisal Codringtoo's anossoessat of kis having LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING,';'. NOVEMBER 27, 1855. • 1 restored apoa the dads of his Bow pfaithal apposed In a moralag order tt thli day. Ths ardor is as follows: proper aisdieal skamethin can be &eased in cancer ostlers with Vial , wartems and annannisative doe tom, I may any that ea far is the eye esti guide one in framing as minks* ai to thfir completeness in all pantie. spaim Multi* eleartlimee, creatumoom forts, and atbmiense,-there moo little that the most *o l3 4•fts.triPWA of, the elok telitlar ermil-.datire to ham altered or sued, ka : the great majority of the regimental hospitals warm double-walled and spa- Mose liver have been sabilititedlor mimosa t sad hi them where the change ham net yet taken phis, it will be made brim winter Melly seta in. At the General Hospital, Balaklava, when the patients ire edaid--elek civilians being taken in m well as mill tory ass—the Miaagements sad the method is which they are carried out Nem alike► admirable and eider the aseithaue medical oversight of Dr. Zeman, sad the owearying nursing acts:alone of Mho Weir Ma her auxiliary Mates of Ohariqr; the perliumseessa mart enseUsaft eared tor. At the /ape wilahlishment of the Oath Hospital, on the °snores Heights, where there are at prement *boat Mr hundred patients—all wounded area—tlid eye tem appears to be equally complete in all respects, lad its arhafaistratlen, under Dr. Mathews, if pee& Ms yet moroMileient. This hospital consists of an aggregate of some fifteen or eighteen large, wartau. iiimutur• °Rum ' Fleadqvirtere. bebeseepol, Nov. 12. I have maned the seesatand of the may, he *Wanes to kW Kelesty's mien.. It le walk a *Mai of pride, seb with s Mlles of esslesse * the *ppm whisk I war M heartily given to may diver honoured wish nib II • The males of Rani end /Maisie are salted with so Mr alb grewad. We know their gallantry well, for vre mem ; we know their friendship, far we have by it; we have shared dillealtiod, dames% sad Ile 'maidens& of mastoid esteem ; tad all will bed it sir pleasure as well as oar duty to ea that Madill kW*" some whisk is doe to the intimate of the madam themeless. Oar miry will always intern ile Idals eharsitar lelha Acid. TM eariaty, the good madnet, end the dissipbree white 14 is ear duty ssahusio. en the beet swedes of riempees • psi I krost %thp a adlNts . api aulstraw fir salts is filsolumpleg Nivey abseil belammiat Mom, of power, and of milt to 'agile& . • (Aiaud) W. J. Cooinforox; Cliserek Commander of the Fenn. If hod previously issued The arm a farewell address to the Light , with . which le has 'been actively aimed dam the first landing d the army is the Crimea. This address was read to eaoh regiment on parade. The following in a pP7 dinhi-walla and doable-roofed huts, erected along tin semen cd the reeky height, at whose bade the unfortunate alp Prince was dashed to pieces, in the great Novanber storm of last year; and, though perched on such an eminence, it is tolerably sheltered , by still higher cliffs on all side' but that which room the sea. To mem the huts in NOM degree from the wind hoer this not carter, earning of earth-Wed 'shims have been evened eke* behind their rasp gables—ethnice, by the way, which is as oluaisl appearance, as it was needlessly wasteful of 11b5 and material, seeing that a strongly staked woods* hoarding, orating rather less by half than the present unsightly buttresses, would have answered the pur pose in view vastly batter. Kiss Nightingale is at present at this eetatiffahment, sad has one el her dollies cooks employed in a separate kitchen in the preparation of extra medi cal comforts for the insane. It may be motioned as a foot whisk speaks most strongly is Wear of the system panned at this hospital, that since the bruising of Ines last till the preent—cs period whisk iseledes the taking of the Quarries, the Bret failure before the Baden on the 18th of that month, and the last en the Bth of September—the proportion of deaths out dam total ei patients ra oared has only bees 41 per coat. To be sure, the seaman sot meetly primary ones, as the worst have slew died in the frost shortly after receiving their wemodsr or have been sent dews to Scutari as aeon es theliresailieloa ; bat still, the great eskaig elapse mess bad oases, and that the nemiteet martality bey iswas I have remarked speaks min bighly fee tie treatment parmsd. Thin hospital is *able of incommoded', about 680 patient,. ll..Baia at the Masteries at fit. George's lifonaa the arnegsmeats hers made to receive and rfar oonvelenents exhibits no evidence of mp: e vidankles of the requiem,* of recovering Wiest, than do then.% fires in Se Ohm eetablish mean fee the welthibill. expedient wad itchrthmortiliernembee of patients was limited to ten Aber" for whom aissommodation was bead within the walls of the monastery itself, a single room' hang availible for each. In poiat at popodatity omega iambi ensigns and Um temate. it at thee took the lead both el the establish ments at Belekima sad of these en the Bosphorus ; but ouch elf the sem* of this lay in the feet that beyond the picturesque situation of the place and the comfortable thanotet of its regimen, a captain of Ruese•Greek militia and his two very pretty daughters were kept on parole with the moths. To the some duple" Mutation the holy bre thren were indebted sash Sunday, and as often jai - - Was practicable, fora red• smith logrogeties admits sixty to eighty eaddeoly-become-pions admirer of the Greek tans ef worship,' whom devotion however wee, I fear, most unequally distributed between IS. Kink lm smi the black-eyed sistem. Bet the Memsenry maffialr " hope s popularity as an invalid retreat. and Hsi " ful" - religious heater which the pima arstay al its mesh had engendered amongst all elessos of our subtheme all at once died oat at the sum time, and Dr. Hall and the holy brakes would have been alike unable to softest foe the stesagely senosideat pheaseasna, had not the departure of the Greek cap tain and his bran of daughters offered some elm to the mystery. Up till the piciod of their exchange at Odessa then was Family a loaf list of candidate oomplaissists over and above the fortunate number who occupied. and whose delaying resevery generally kept them from epeedily roadway ap, the tea privi leged chambers: at present, I believe, six WIN to man the demead, and the animas of the monks is reduced to a still mom " beggarly soramat of empty bozo." Long sines this sudden decline of religions seal, however, St. George's - has teen chosen es the site of slug* establishment-pod, in all. eleven pla eons hen—for annieseent soldiers, of whom ewe hundred and twenty can be received. The situation of the hats on the edge of a perpendicular °MOTs?. hanging the me, though admirable in mummer, will, it infested by the doctors in charge, expels it to a bleak whiter wind, which will seriously detract from its suitability tc the derived impose. This, how ever, ism yet conjectural ; - sad oven should the fear prove well founded, the evil may be, at all events. partially remedied by throwing up a wooden or other screen along the exposed fees of the huts, which would check the violence of the winter blast. At present, owing to the recent clearance out of a leis, number of caviar/ patients, who have gone to the Bosphorus or the Dardanelles, the number of invalid inmates is only twenty-four. Such, bristly, is the hospital accommodation which will be available during the coming winter for the sick and wounded of the army. It affords one real *Mire to in able to speak in the highest terms both Of Bs extent and character; for, with so many things to iseemplsined of in tunes pest—and in some other doquthlthate even at present—the rarer the occasion he psalm the ours gratifying is it when it can be atisedeatinsly given Certainly, if a correspondent t lies tubes piece in the establishments et i r ssa ßospbann thin wlll bs little ground for fo rtieth% the justly node eateries of last winter. Wins en this sagest el hospitals I may lust mention tliationte impedes' changes and promotions are to be mode in the eppernedieal staff now present with the army. Dr. Mali, to whom so many of the improvements I have enumerated an due, is to be made a NAB., sad return to India, Dr. Alexander, hitherto in medical charge :L is t Legit Division, telling his plea nu rinciPal spiv I. the Crimea ; Dr. Listen to 110 be. alma _gem) to Scutari, as hamster, to succeed Dr. ; whilst Dr. Taylor is to sod oted, and tente=nre. Three enff surgeons, who have bees duty se proviminal 7JelPfderv , as rwith to that rank in the Crimes. Time arriagemeets appear te give gemeal satisketise ~get the msdissl U cloth," who value the proma Wdnig their attendant emalemeate south MA a the bestowment of 'spay C.B.'s. Dr; . the new chief, is deservedly . any popular, ,anise leek of energy be leased in any, from the lowest to the hig hest. of the brambles el the derailment over w ' he is to preside. Vith the projected Yaffe expedition it has turned oat es I 'nested. The troops have boss lariat, Tin gone Ins boos pineal to Wu no from tie Light Divides, sad plan as fa oonsaimi a taco nay. From lay int orpoinnoat to no Rigid Bent4o, under Ns Gawp Biwa. to Oh day, I bon food Inn SESIIIM, asa•asaeidesed doers, s.d ataa it the when dislikes, the non Wad sad hearty support. Than wen days of brilliaat adman sad Mary lighting the,eezikw paigs ; there was days sad alghls anakiag all Matadi sad embusses la wiatar. Them sum nen man szposun la tbs sign, Masa meg algid then was almost a hauls ; sad that fitness& the menial sualui, sad Sail musk is the nears works I. all then the Light Itintica hoes lm tall share, sod it is with the stolen pride that I hen telt ny man anosialad with It, sad its 'somata& drunks to daq thus shows ea all osessleas I seed ally ask ell le endow is the tree Ilse el died. pike r eeder, eel seed ended, the sense gemeateee dr poeservies their hadevealeie hew, sad edesdas the swum they well deserve. (ilseed) W. J. Consumes. Liettleasat-Cieseee4 The subordinate changes which will take place esserently with the change in the chief 000mmad aim Ist yet annooneed. Lieutesentasserai Alrey, Wildreaster-paeral, will Iran, it is said, is the aimen tit,tbe !reek, to immune the duties of quarter meslerite6wei at the Horse Guards. Then will be a new chief of the Staff, and it is enderstood that Majortieserel Wiadhem, at prinest is command of the Forth Division, will receive the eppoiatment. laentenint-Oesserel Bapard, chief of the atatr under betserefSimprs, eat Lientenaist-Omseral Sir Wiilisns Xyre, eenweandiag the Third Division, will have tesporery stommendo era el a carps d'arnsie, until it is decided whether them oommeods me ea (opted . by l i ieetenant-s Biz Coils Campbell and Liinteeentamspral Maritima, to whom they are preriemat orered, 'bat who aro at post about hoot the Sat Oseirel Merkhea's MI state of heath, it is feared, will prevent him for mow time to some from taking o mart in the sampaign 1 and Sir Celia Campbell, it is said, made so assist of the improba bility of his returning to votive mercies. The British force is to be divided into two ears Cameo, seek consisting of three ffirisions. One will be composed of the First, Second, and Highland Divisions ; the other of the Light, Third, end North Divisions. Major-Gee. Lord Wm. Pealet, formerly commandant of the Forces in the &whom, bet latterly oore-. mending the 9nd Brigade of the Youth Division, will receive the command 111 the Light Division. 'Snob's,. sows et the r ai ser: aimsn and eppelat seents. The Ail esseeeseseet,et theme sad other arrenpuesets will no doubt be made in $ day or two. • The 17th Ret diessberked yesterday, sad marched heat Uutok By to their old seampieg sleuth with the Fourth Divides. The other me. seeds of Glossa Spasm's brigade, who sines their return from HMS= have mislead on board ship till the peewit time, are now disseabarking sad sarohieg book to estop. There has beat • resew that this brigade would move to add the Fresh paroling the position at Imbrium At present the Light Division occupies the actress' right of del British soy, on the same ground, on seek side if di Harabelnaia ravine, as whisk it has bests swam* sins the eossenesseat el the siege. Sinn the Second British Division left Isksrmaan that petition has bees unosspied except by the French troop en. gaged la the batteries and works on Mount espouse, and a force necessary for the dm defence and protect don of the redoubts overlooking the Inks:mann Valley: Latterly, since the termination of the siege, notwithstanding the a:Swim sad inseam of the French fosse on the Tobersaya sad towards the Upper Balbsk, several regimes have been est to guard this position. I regret to have to mention that Colonid director-gemend et the Land Transport Corps, is lying in a vogy dangerous state hum fever. His activity end untiring energy is the arypshation sod of the dation easnesed with the bus hes been • snipe of general Port praise. The diminished temperature and shortened dap tell of the rapid approach of winter. The wind Ms been more northerly in direction daring the Let tee days, and in spite of a bright as. the shanghais bas been very *hilly in the day tiles. At MOS buy dews ill, and the tomperstare is positively eel& We Mu bees favoured, however, with a medusa abaft of rain. and of high wield. Many of the hats fire arrived, and are hada, emoted in the smut swops. The men of the Highland &Anion mime Shelly hatted. The troops generally esnikese healthy. There bas bees se change is frost. The arose Sr. of the math and smith ales of the harbour continua, probably with equal abuse of damage to both op ponents. Large parties of : theasemy still work at their fortifications aim the heights and elopes from that the north Star Fort to Fort Cosetuadm • ..•••••••••••••••= • (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) SEBASTOPOL. Nov.lL In addition to the vastly improved 'state is which I was able to report, in ay last letter, that oer roads, Weird army, wouniessriat, sod other source of coedit for the troops, are sow, as ern. pared with their rooditioa at this tins lost year, I se glad, lP havnit i 4 cq power to add tbutorite se meoheay hi said in behalf of the hospitall have token is.. pains to pia an arearate Ir:sambas* of their present state, sad the result has been in the highest doges satiefootery. Without pretending to any wee abets or somata inhalation as to their (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. and on Sunday returned to their old quarters at the side of Catbeart's Hill. The lateness of the season, and the imputability of doing anything of impotence before the inset of the rain and snow, are generally alleged as the causes which have led to the abandon ment of the project till spring. As it will then, how ever, very minty depend on the enemy what line of tactics we shell pursue, Haifa may probably fall into 'our hinds only "ie a lamp" with the rest of the peninsula—supposing oar new chief to pot forth the amount of energy Requisite for the accomplishment of that much-to-badesired end. In the meantime, Admiral Brost and the greater part of his fleet have sailed he France, carrying with them the Imperial Sind, and portions of such other regiments as are to be relieved by fresh troops from the home dee*. Our own ships are as yet in their old mooring isEn=teh Bay, but they will at once to clear oat for the Bosphorus, Malta, or Eng land. es their individual destination may be—only some gunboats and the smaller steam frigates being left to guard the Boast; not that mach is to be hexed boss any naval coup of the may whilst Bit:burn samba it ear Made. Zeseything. on land and sea, le thus brag made "snug" for the winter, and not a shadew of scheme of any further operations exists; oases, indeed, the Rumens themselves the unlikely tactics°, bringing the mountain to On Sunday, oar Sardinian a ll ies bad gybe a Ike day is the plain. After a most imposing comaawy of high mass, Weeded by the whole force, a penal parade of the entire army, 15,000 strong, took plea.; and a more brilliant affair of the sort has not been witnessed in the Crimes since the Tricolor and Union Jack first waved over the walls of Eupatoria. Our own =ignitions and Marshal Polisher, accompanied by a diutsling staff, were present, not to mention whole crowds of the inferior of cars of both armies. The brilliancy of the day added much to the effect of the spectacle; though the admirable soldier-like appear ance of the Pintese troops of all arms, and the of their evcdatioas,would have in themselves perfection eient to give no ordinary degree of eclat to the whole scene. Our Italian allies are also busy in prepar ing to lay down their branch line of railway from our own at the head of Balaklava harbour out to their encampment ia the plait', and a considerable quan tity of their "plant has already arrived and been leaded. Their railway waggms seem altogether of a saperior quality to oar own. being fitted with springs and other, aids to locomotive smoothnees which we have not thought requisite. Last week, our first engine, the " was leaded, and is now upon the rails ready for use as soon as the alteration and repairs at present in progress along the limiest oom plated. dfprossis of these lest, I must not forget to mention the discovery of some interesting Omsk or Oesoese remains just made by Colonel /dam, et the 39th, in the muse of some labours by a work ing party of his regiment close to the railway depot, between the well-known Mrs. Seacole's and the Eng lish head-quarters. Tliel ar compries weave masonry foundations of a rattan Wilding, measuring some seventy by a hundred t, and besides a singularly constructed wall—narrow at top and gradually widening to a broad bottom at a depth of shoat thirty feet—include an apartment, the floor of which is entirely covered with the bottoms of sixteen large earthen tars, many of them cracked, and repaired with fastsaings .of lead, which paste the small share of antiquarian lore at pelmet doing duty with the army. Some Piekwieltiaa mons iaugiue the. to have boss a winseellar ; others assert that it was a meal store ; whilst a third elms of theorists saaistain that it was a family bath-room I At the opposite angle of the building to the eirredaz apart! meat which contains theme crockery bones of masa tioa between mop asvamologints is a smaller rem, with some lees perfect remiss of the same kind ; and elsewhere there are broken stone troughs and rudely turned cylinders, on the origin and uses of which local scientific opinion is equally divided. To these items of camp news I have only to add a winding up complaint, which is very general, against the Poet-ce authorities somewhere. To say nothing of thetas of newspapers, which is constantly occurring, the frequency with which the most care fully. directed letters to and from England are said to miscarry is a goatee of very great and by no means exceptional annoyance. Personally, I have esisred from this postal misemegment to a degree which adds not a little to the other drawbacks on this saa paigaisi life ; and I can therefore the better sympa thies with the many whom I hear complaining daily of the same grievance. It is only just, however, to the gmetlemen in managemeot of the offices lov er to head-qaarters midst Halation, to say that the blame is not laid to their amnia : their personal sourteey and madams to oblige are unexceptionable ;Ina the constant occurrence of these letter losses goes on not withstanding. The pascal belief in camp is that the fault lies with the home officials, and the sooner it is amended the better for many a score of cam plants, both amongst officers and men. (PB.OII A CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP BEFORE SBBASTOPOL. Nov. 13. At last, after lying 12 days off Kamiesch, the Iv. soared Kale (late Kiabero) expedition, under the command of Brigadier-Gleneral Hon. A. Spender, has to a men landed in the Crimea again. On their arrival is their old amp, near Cathcart's Hill, this brigade found that their comrades, thinning they would not return, bad r emoved everything almost in the shape of rood, nails, &c., worth carrying away. What a pity it is that we have not, before winter sets in, taken Haifa and Arabat, as we then should have been able to have withdrawn our troops from Bench and Waikato, leaving of mums just one or two men-of war steamers se gunboats to lie off. By this means the whole of that peninsula to the east of Arabat and Haifa must have fallen into our hands. Rumour says that it was the English government that was against the Haffs trip. The whole staff is on the poi vim. If you had pat all their names into a hat and drawn them oat main by a kind of lottery to fill certain appointments, greater changes could not have well followed. I furnish yen with some of the bons fide and some of the talke4of transfers—all of which may almost be relied upon es correct. Lieut.-General (now General) Sir William Codrington, K.C.B. to com mand the army from the llth inst., Vice-Creneral Sir lames Simpson, G.C.B-, who resigned his command ~My,da gone home. ajor General Windham, C. 8., now command ing the Fourth Division, to be Chief of the Staff, Vice Lieutenant-General Sir H. Barnard, who returns again to command the 2nd Division. Col. Hon. Percy Herbert, C. 8., unattached, late 43rd Regiment, now Assistant Quartermaster General 2nd Divisioa, to be Quartermaster General, vice Lieut.- General Sir Michael Airey, K.C.8., shortly going bores to relieve General Preeth, K.H., as Quarter master General at the Horse Guards; Brigadier Genstal Lard William Pautat, C. 8., who lately com mended at Scutari, now in command of the Ist Brigade 4th Division, to succeed General Codrington sommaad of the Li&t Division. Brigadier-General Garrett, K.H., 46th Regiment, now commanding the Second Division, to return where kis regiment is, to command the Fourth Divi sion vice Windham, appointed Chief of the Staff. The two corps d'armbee to be commanded by Lieut.- Generals Sir H. Barnard, K.C.8., and Sir William Eyre, H.C.B.—the latter now commands the Third Division—but one to be first offered to Sir Coln co Ossz t bell. General Barnard's corps d'armte is to of the Light, 2nd, and 4th Divisions, and General Byre's of the 3rd, Ist and Highland Div'. skin Brigadier Tynan, C. 8., 23rd Pugilism, now tempo rarily in eocamand ef the 2nd Brigade Light Division, is likely to be peneasently appointed. Colonel Steele, C. 8., Coldstream Guards, Military Secretary, is going home, to be succeeded by Colonel Stephenson, of the Soots Fusilier Guards. Two of General Bispesn's late Aides-de-Cusp are abuady provided Jr. The first, Major the Hest. W. Colville Bide ir given leave to go till the : 29th Fery, 1856, on urgent private affairs, when hie services are much required with him battalion, and others on the same grounds, if not more urgent, are refined ; and the second, Brevet Major M. H. Dowbiggen, 4th Foot, late 11st Highland Light Infantry, a near relation to Lord Panseme, is made deputy amistant-adjutant or quartermaster. sse his services may be matted, until her Majesty's l pleasure is known. This of one would have thought, when he obtained his brevet rank, had been meek looked after. By the peered orders of the 101 k and 12th you will see the "farewell" of the rate 9animemier•in•Chist and the address to the army of his ONOSSIOL The latter is much liked, and 4 mai include in this remark both the address and General taSao. He certainly is one of the most fortunate n ni jthe army. Haring originally come ont as major and colonel of the Coldstream Guards, he is new a general, and in all probabi lity will shortly—oertainl before six months, if he lives—be a Field. Colonel Pas, Herbert I newly se leaky ; bat than bio sa tirist is great. Report always lays that the bard which made him, when in the 43rd at the (bps, Lientensat-Colonel, was kept back to enable bile to g this regimental majority first. He was made fall colossi oat hen on the 29th of June, 1865, soils we now to be gives the local rank . of Brigadier- General. Both he and Goland Wetherell, of the Beets Fusi lier Guards, are well suited for the appointment of quartermaster-reseal The latter arrived by last mail. It is currently stated that he has bees badly treated, as he had been promised the appoistment„ bat I do not think, when he looks around, that he has mach to grumble at, considering he joined this army as lieutenant and captain of the Guards, and is now liatecolosel in our army, besides full atonal of the Turkish Contingent fora, to which I suppose he will return or else be given a good berth her. for the winter. Nothing on any side has taken Own of important* sinew my last, except what I have already told you. On the night of the 11th, or I should say about two in the morning of the 12th, the French tried to set fire to the steamer in the harbour which lies on its side near Fort Michael, bat their boats were heard, two volleys of muskeby,obout 40 muskets, fired ups& them, and they were obbrd to getup. Our pickets of the 34th and 88th Regiments were informed of this intention on the part of the French, so as to prevent them firing en the boats of our allies if they beard a nee. The Town-Major Captain Dewar, 49th Re enlist, was manure of t his attack till informed by Captain Chorine, of the 34th Regiment, in com mand of Fort Paul picket, and the latter was in formed by a corporal of the 88th, on picket also. The winter coats have arrived, and the different assistant quarterrosetergenseals keep patterns of each in their dims tar the inspection of the different officers. A seal skin oast for immediate issue is to oat 31.65., a superfine fur bad oat for immediate issue is also to oat the same; bat the ,tweed fur lined coat for 11.95., is not to be breed to officers tilt all the men have been furnished with one By all acoonats the superfine fur lined oat is the moat sought for, but for my part I like the seal skin cost—of course it is not reel seal akin. The Doke of Newcastle left as last week, and there is some talk that he will en deavour to got the Crimean ribald ohanged. It cer tainly is far bibelot in appearance to either the Cape or Burnish ribands. At headquarters they my a servants' corps is tabs famed, for the purpose of providing staff °gloms with servants. I imagine that in the field this corps would prove • failure. At present any civilian asks from 41. 10s. to iL per month for wages, besides rations, which an erica has to pay Ile. 3d. for a month, or 4i41. a day. I know many officers on the medical, commtmariat, or general staff who are pay ing 71. and 91. a moth to good grooms or oaks, as wages, bat then they get 3s. a day for each servant that they an allowed; The Engineers, I have hard, only get Is. 13d. a day. This ought to M nailed, and lasi sere that it only wants to be brought forward to be so. It is a well-known fact that every engineer officer who died during the Penis whir War or was killed, died in debt. The same has almost occurred here -= their expenses, in comparison to the rest of the army, being greater in proportion than the difference of pay. It is rather hard for • pear anbaltern to get only 21.5 a. fora civilian servant per math in the field, and be obliged to pay from 41. 10s. to 91. At the Monastery quite a town of huts is being built, under the superintendence of Acting En glom Lieut. Sheehy, 84th Regt. They now number 13 large and 6 small ones, affording accommodation for 223 patients, 4 medical officers, en apothecary, and 4 names; the latter are shortly to arrive there from the general hospital. This, of course, includes two atoms, stable, cook-boom, two surgeries, dead-house, gee. Now thereto* only 24 patients, but the cavalry, te the number of 78, left on the gth. This very well half a mile from the real monastery, does very well for the eniumer, but it must always be a bleak er' in winter. Captain Whitmore, of the Ist Royals, banimandent, and the Rev. Mr. Cooney protestant eimplas. The former Is son of Bir George Whitmore, samosa et Engineers, and has a younger brother in the nth Regiment, who is a Lieutenant-Colonel. At dm sigh eaters! part of the building there are nclw Ems alisers—Mvor Lowndes, 47th ; Lieutenant De Warr. 47th; and another lieutenant—but seven can be sessamodated after giving rooms to the comman dant, etrmtlfelzgineer. Below live the two time' three—employed on the I =te telegraph, the 21 monks, and the 14 ROWS, slaves who wait upon them. All the women and the four daughters of the late commandant at Ralakleve have left for Odessa, via Constantinople. The monks muse together, and go to the church on the water side three times a day, viz., at 6 S.M., Ig o ;ll a v ih u ali ftr ung r wh Pu ich by t 9oclissionsm.h'umaildpbeatahequafir:waveerbeLPristareo4n P t g o o m le in ra " g to church the mocks wear a kind of bat without brim and black hatbands behind. During the day tlay either wear, with old long brown coats, a short black fur cap, or alma low broad brimmed common black hat. The officers employed in the telegraph are Major Biddolph. R.A., now at Constantinople, ex pected back daily ; Captain Bpurway, at Eupatoria ; and Lieats. Holdsworth and Mont. ; the last officer is also at Eupatoria. Just fancy—l am informed that for two whole days no maser was received from England, aid only one sent. Doctor Jameson has medical charge of the Monastery. The mail due yesterday has dot yet been noted as arriving at headquarters, and us the mail going oat closes in half an hour I most also close. A large brevet is expected out the mail after the one that is doe, in other words on Thursday nett. I must not omit to mention that General Howard and Lord Robby, who commands the First Diviskin. are both senior to our new Commander-in -Chief. I hear the latter hes received a softening letter from Lord Pamirs. Anyhow, seniority is knocked on the head; in addition to which, seniors will nowrin oar army serve under juniors. THE WEATHER IN TUE BOWE OF BijetilA.—A letter from Odessa of the 12th inst. contains the remark: " for the lest three days we have thmoogh winter weather, sad warm pelisses oat of doors sad stoves within are every where to be emea. It is very foggy, whence we oonalwile, according to oar esperimsee, that to the Crimea it raise." [AdVertifalltent,l—UOLLOWAT'A OINTMENT AND Plus, wonsworm. eoa gm Cm es kocrota.—Cony of • letter from Mr. Wm TA% hosimar. Otwedieer, Newton, to ?retsina Heiloway Mr. Theme@ Maim Elealas Mame. Et- Nark Dersatehirs, was lir IMNIF yaws Misted with scrotal.. Us welt various labilima lothebeged aeon, bat all failed. The Mimes way mermillE etterdwil his ; *melon ha detemelmer ea myag lidlemeibOlorawst sod Hie. mold their me he is edited to is We to dal he is sow resoesta. by all toollerme melee thesogbeet the maid; at Prolamin Holloway's searaimmig, ses. 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