The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-11 00:00:00

Vibe Oxpreoo. SARNllames ialarkdke HTbe pana,"Losisa &Wasps" met be et do Odle% Delawrie by Teo Vika ca des a pubilsMieb. SIGH WATIS AT LONDON DUMB. Tim Dar—lllarstas. 111. Aftsracek a. Ins. ItiassasE-111defies. 4ft... JJtaraws. LONDON, TUESDAY, Ws have all heard of the " Aucs GUT for whom an anonymous gentleman pined until his heart began to break—and kept on breaking through several stanzas accompanied by somewhat lugubrious arms. With no intention of testifying any dim mest to the maltitudeof musical young ladies who la flaw days Lamented ear Isehap until, we confess, we became callow to the seladonsot the anonymome sufferer, we were heartily glad when ALMS made way for other spesimeas of toe tribe, rejcluing In different appellations. It is impossible to limp Gas feelings on the rack for ever, and we rejoiced whet we thought we had beard the last of AMR OUT. For the last few weeks, however, another Aim —perhaps a metempsychosis of the first, coming to achieve popularity under a different shape—hen ap peered, dividing attend*a with the Bing of 8111.- DINIA,, General CAXIMMT'S miesioo, the (Limon war, and , Father VLADUIII Parcnnuts. The se end Mica has not, until within the last few days, hies known to ociamit smelt sad battery upon the hearts of bee mole acquaintances. Unless she is very ntsch.belied, the pocket seems to have had ter more thane for Mica TEa acorn> than the heart. True it is that she boasts of having 'staged the also time of a reverend divine, and has celebrated her conquest in a copy of verses. Bet people are rather incredulous am to the gentle Aucfs assertions in this matter, and in gamest entertain the belief that she is in this in stance yielding to the pardonable weakness so often the accompaniment of pains—that d endeavouring to shine in everything. But the magnitude of her achievements has affected what her hatinations of person or conversation could never have done. She is the centre of attraction to numberless pining hearts, which are mashed under the weight of that sympathy which they feel fee the blighted being, permeated by bigoted laws and a blundering police. Their hearts are breaking" at the thought that the interesting object of their aspirations is incarcerated on the paltry charge of perjury. The latest accusation against this heroine of the poliomofflos is to the effect that by an act of perjury she caused two begs to be committed to prison for a year for having rafted her. The generous and lacerated hearts whisk we have spoken of are indignant that the AL M etibir affection■ should be molested for so treopefyitom They applaud the grand jury who, to tin Me nishnant of the judge, the polioe, and the pale. Igeored the bill against her. They flock to the prison to visit her, they treasure up maps of her handwriting, they are willing to un dergo any sacrifice to obtain her portrait. Honest people at Stafford, at Birmingham, at Wolverhampton, at Chester, and it is to be feared at numerous other pleas, having no predilections in favour of false swearing, are maims to secure the conviction of one whom they believe guilty of perjury for the basest of purposes ; but the admirers el Mica revolt from such heartless posmsention. With their visits, their presents, their espemsions of sympathy, they try to throw sunshine Omsk the bars et diet call which Imbrium the victim et mosdess aeswa• UM. AU this is very edifying. What will FLOIIINCi NIGIITINOALII thick of it? How pleasant to And that a people capable of manifesting the most intense interest in her exertions can be moved so deeply by the adventures of a woman charged with the eons. mission of a mass of crime. How would she look Walls saw the picture of Macs THI MOND, side by side with her own, in the drawing•room of seine admirer of piety and perjury ? Mee would, it is most likely, believe that the English nation, or at least some por tion of it, thought with Pore, that Kett wawa lave me eltatastar at all. that it mattered little what was the character aseumed fer the noose, and that the differences between a FLonzucs and an Macs was merely apparent, and had nothing real in it. And really we should scarcely woods" at any ese who formed sash an opinion. We sneer at the sympathy excited is Franco in the sees of Madame LAMROI ; but we bad better be quiet now we hear of the excitement in favour of Ai.= the re lated perjurer. What is there in the weer of this women that should excite say feeling except that of a desire that she should meat with eoadign peckish meat, if she should be found guilty of the crimes of which she is amused! What an insight does it give us into the existence of a morbid sympathy with crime in ths weary, when we find that pub• limas are willing to pay heavily for the senses d a barmaid whose rely attrastios is that she is an send of a opposed= of perjuries, the Writ d which has been t, inflict 1; fesinsl mount all suffering on innocent persons. How pleasing a reflection it mast be to those who boast of the progress of the nation, to hear that visitors are flocking from all parts to pay their respects to the prisoner, and to be present at her trial. It must be remembered that the wildest dories of her crimes are current, sad that when an masseur Is made to disprove them it:generally tersinates is bringing to light another accusation. For instance, a northern paper denies the truth of the story which identifies Mace with the woman who was found stripped of her clothing on the seauide,deolariog her self to be the victim of a grow outrage. But the denial is grounded on the assertion that Auca at that time was suffering twelve months' imprison ment in Paisley for some " little ecieenteioi tiss" in that neighbourhood. But the nag minute of the accusation against her is the charm which attracts. With "no virtue sad a thousand crimes," she appears an acgsl of light to her infatuated adores. In the meantime there will be some difficulty in keeping up the °ham after a lady whose only address Is the gaol, bat who ehanges her residence as frequently as she has changed her name, if reports be true. An admirer who is breaking his been for Mica may be on the railroad for an inde finite period ere ha arrives at the particular prison where his beloved is languishing. He rubes dews to Stafford, and finds that the Birmingham polise,lihe many LOCHINVAIS, have run away with abIeIWEIIIN and left him no alternative but to follow. He gets le Birmingham just too late, but in time te Ind dot she is in the arms of an offeetioasto graimiatWeisew l hamptoe. He gets to Weivenhaugen—erhero leave him until further news; bet there is every son to believe that he will has to continue the time to Cheater, and that, mhos arrived three, his Auto like seethe, HOWARD, will have started re te pry visit to another Firma-hoes& Why do net the rall• roads take admits", of the modeled main ,How is it that, to aid is the rooovation of their sure- 1 " excursion lady WWI, 111111/ b. trail or Ms the popularity sod wealth. Abe will, of awes, at Ant pat to profit the enthusiasms of the higher elan of bee ladadien. Coasting looks of hair enshrined in lock- hundreds of verges, thousands of autographs , will being in the first portion of the harvest. After this, she will appear at one of the national theatres, in a drama by some popular author, called by some each a ame as "Alum, or the beauty of Perjury" When she has exhausted the mithaimarof the publieinthiediree ties, she may calculate upon a large alias of admirers it she will dispense glasses of gin in a priblirphoese. She may here acquire new fame, and may look for ward to pose the evening of bee life in calm retire ment, cheered by the satisfactory rentialeossese of a popularity which never foiled her, bat amassed to barn brightly during her whole mane from the prison to the pot-house. Int Court. WINDSOR, Dn. 10. Th. Queen and Prism accompanied by Prince Alfred, Film Arthur, sad Priam' Leopold, tits Prime. Royal. biasses Atka, Primus Ilidaaa, mad Pitman Louisa, loft Wisdom Cattle this taarafai at 10 'Week km Oabetae. TM Prises ol Wake remiss SS lb. Castle, sassiest by Yr. Gibbs. ♦ deputation, respeedwg the eft• of Smithfield Karket, had as iaterview with the Marnellet of the Ezeheqam yesterday, at his raid residswee, is Dowidaretreet. The 1 4144,104 Na ermisted of Kr. H. L. Taylor (etairmaa). Mr. Deputy Obbasd, Mr. Perkins, Kr. Ds Jersey, the Tows Clark, the City Remembrasesr, the City Solisiter, sad the City Arabitem. *Woolen sad Vissessbes Paiseretes rehusod to Leaden yesterday. from s visit to **Doke sad Dasher of baked. at Wawa Abbey. Kr. Bromley sad Dr. Bur lad sa interview yesterday with tho Chassidim of Ms Isehecser. Bir Change sad Lady Mary Wood arrived at their red dest* is the Admiralty. yesterday. Mom a visit to 'be Dabs sad Dubose of Bollard. at Webers Albs/. Amon tits pamenpti by tit* Brasil mail packet wkish lift desdisssoca yesterday wen lb* riaa. Yrsseis Howard, the BIWA Waists: se Rio, sad Buss D'Adea word. TM forma was bawd for Liebss, sad the letter for Makin. The Emperor al Reeds has given to M. Chttieh, editor of the Narihwes Ams, a saaff-box, richly sat with Mammas, aad ianalbati with the sass of the imperial deem. The rawer has gained naivety that General Shabehkl. who eseaseasied the &Mao cavalry Wen lispetesia as a meat oessales, sad sustained a lose, had bees dhgreesd by the lasperer. This is set wend. Lit ton lama fit Petersburg Nate that the Sewer his ass igned ea his the order et Bt. Viediair of the lisst dam: lON OF PA THIS DAY. Parliament mu this day further prorogued by Royal Como brim 'MU Thanday, His 31st Jaasuy, 1858, whoa it is to met for the deopatab of bathos. The Lard tlbaacellow and tits other Leeds Commlatheen baying takestbsie meta at tbe feet gibe West, Kr. Pall sae, tbe Tees= treber of *a Blask Lad, was dkested to susimes the Commons to hoes the COmmiesies read. needy afterwards ems el the &Am Wooded by the doorkeeper, sad some of the ether Modals of the lease, appeared et the bar, whoa the Cap minded was road at the table by the Hod. Kr. slaw Wine, the priaMpel rarliamostary Clerk. The Loom CZANCSLLOZ them, by virtue of the Co.. minion so reed, disbud it to be he; Maesty's Royal will and Oman that the Parliament should be spits pa mad mail the day thatch mad, and it steed Opera& accordingly natal Thursday, the 31st at January ..it. His lordship farther declared it be bar Majesty's Royal will and pleasure that the said Parliament should, es the said Thursday, the 31st a Jaauary next, somas and be hada for the despatch of divers mat sad inspertaat 'Hain ; and the lords spiritual ead tempera, end t►e knights, Mims, sad burgesses, and the searmasioan for shins sad burghs el the Hones of Commas. wen required sad commanded Is give their Madame asesedingly, at Westminster, oa the said Thursday, the 31st day of Jamey neat. Their Lordship that retired. The estemesy, wash was simply ace of fens, did not mum may minutes, ad beyond those who were Maw diately eagspd I. it, thus were bat few pumas prima. THE WASIIIIIIIITIAPLAY.—Last light tho sebolare et et. Peter% West beater, issegsrated the Christmas Malays by the ',steam vepressaisties el sae et the 'media enemies. The Phonate is the play Misted for the retest yeas. As the Aso representation has rather the shunter a . rebeertel, we shell reserve NU the mit re presentation, aid* takes piste ea Thursday seat, say eitservaUess ea the play sad senora _ HSALTS or 1111 - ihszor or Loxoox.—His lord shies pressor towards rosovery has boos slower thaa his (deeds seuiddealre, or his medial attesdasts had astir& paled. !till so sew symptom of as 'lanais( Ratan has set is ; ea the smarm, the bishop has bees for some this melded to quit his room in as lavalid chair, and os legal,- log lan sight at Loudon Howe, we learned that a sonsplits change of air is esotemplated by his lordship's removal to a higher sad mere beasts( situatios.—JoArt Boil. Yesterday being appointed for dosing the second tens of I$M, s deputattrus hour the Cart of Directoes of the Rut iedia Company proceeded le the empeues end. nary at Hailightly, for the purpose of receiving from the Rev. Hew Ilel,lll, B D.. the priaeipal, a report of the proviso of the students, dke. Aston the students •he re ceived prises was a eon of the priecipall ; lad tens also, see of the rev. gentleman's sous distinguished himself. Amenithe papers reed at tb. moral airetiag and ertarsereasion• of tie Fellows of tit; Royal Gagra — pbisel Society last eveniag, was fro. Mr. Gabriel, transmitted to tbe oniony by the R.rl of Cluendon, detailing the pro grew of Dr. Livingston on his travois through Contral Africa, sad one upon Si.., by Mr. Parkes, bar Majesty% Consul than. The King of Sardinia, on taking his Ws of Cap tain Gerdes, who wee is eosasead of the squadres of east, exposed himself highly gratified with the asks of Sissies that bad bus paid kia throughout. Hia fleleety desired that 3,000 fr. *saki be gives to the sea ; sad wee ski Seamed to present a sagaillosat gold pia t o Captain Girds, a valuable dimmed flag to flr. Kelly (paymaster), who seed se esestary es the series sad • distend ring to Ceausasier Luke fiteithett, who wee m baud the Yield to set se pilot. Captain Garden had the Maas of pertakbeg ef Seek at the Royal table. Preparations aro in progress at Turin to celebrate the sutra of the Ring of Serdiala to his diminish,. Tro phies et dowse, so be illasimted by gee, sad other orna ments, are beta, ended ea the Pisan Carle Valise. Etzcnox Innutomgcs—Nr. Humbold retiring, the Hs. CeL iiareher intends eferiag Saadi for the re- preeestatim of Great Yarmouth. TM Has. P. J. R. Villiers baying souped the CUM= Seadreete, Mt P. W. Huila has esasseed • saves at Roaster os the Liberal Sweet. The Cameras's. stead betas*, forward Mr. Hoary Banda, the barrister. A medial journal of Bt. Petersburg states that, botwoo. Oct. 1, 1862, and doe lot Nov., 1856, there bs limos 16,866 woo of olosiors i• dm city. Tbe allied army opened the mamas. et NH, Swig Se severest winter /spews, by weeds' the Mies.- la tau el 140 fertreens—tbe Ant week fa Jersey. 'nay heed the beide et Sykes% the 14 el Pareary ; Keste. tbe II b et Mowery ; Cruses. So 71k et Numb law. Se 10kb et Suds ; err se Aube. Se The el Mush; ea Park the 30tb a Musk ; bodies Silr *She es • psi ado, ma al Faye Clmepoeshe =w••• dba. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECFAIBER 11, 1865, A VISIT TO TSB CAMP. (irsox • Oa the 19th of November we left Coostastisople with a Snug, foul wind, and a natty WOW sea, and, after • bob bins passage, arrived off Balaclava as the naming of the Sal, the wind still blowing very fresh. Same ton large Irsasports won enisiag off the port, waiting for paratimies to ester; hot a flag hoisted at Castle Hill denoted that sash leen was refused, and isepind its with very disagree able t feelings. We _attempted to ester the port, but • (blank) pia bed at as made us speedily put about, end we stood oat Whim two sserobast stamen usloading is the reads. However, we moos obtained permission toaster the crowded and very busy little harbour, aid were speedily es shore, and aski•g ear way swag the Smiley crowd as its wharves, obtained horses, sad rode by Kadikol to Karalesch, which bas become • pretty sad well kid-oat lowa, with sin shops, with well-dressed Preach wows attesdisg at the minters, awl to all appearance boustifully supplied with all the socessaries of life. The bread was good, sod is great linty, aid *MI were very may bstshen' shops, with almsdanos of most. There were VW& baud swabs, livery ambles with saddle-bass sad gigs to let (a saddle-horse U. per day). Is the Ask market, turbot, red mullet, oysters, its., wen upend. Some of this shape were really prettily set off, sad orsameatod with all sorts of cisme, priesipally takes from *mats of the prima war. We saw several very Mao sises-looking house with spartmesto to let, bads 8 frames per sight, " teat/vibes " 8 frames per day. We rode through the arsenal, amass quantities of shot, guns, aid every description st monitions at war; they through its mass et ship pits rowed to Kush& Bay, to the Bullish pm% where our sus of war, tramper% &a., are asehersi, all looking la Ant-rate order. We passed through the very eloarlooking sad very orderly English astral arsenal, whale all hoods, unlash:ly the eagiosen sad blacksmiths, op peered herd sad ahoy:fully at work, sad when everything booted the strictest order and &DSOs,. Aroma are built a umber of very pretty cottager, all having sews patriotic suss, sad inhabited by the perms belonging to the arsenal. I leaded at the Victoria Pier, • well built, substantial etrunsit, which would do credit to any sea port, and isilaitely superior to anything of the kind at Coustaatioopis A somber et maul *Eters were is the vieisfty, Is fill safety oust of a game at football—everybody appearing very buy sad very happy. 24th. lied; h itrmtAquarten, then through the English sad Frew& gaups; stopped aid leached with two (needs; visited the plies of the late fearful implosion, then oa to the Megatioa sad bialskhoff ; we too late to eater &baste pol ; everewbere la both temps everybody appeared particularly busy sad particularly happy, sad All lolly gestated with *Mr wraiths ; is fast, I queens. if her Majesty bus see happy a set of subjects la say plies es la the asap is tb Crimea—ell very hard at work, sad all go very jolly sad is such rebut health, sad from their oesepatioss, evidently Intending to sake themselves ems fortable far the wilder. All are engaged budding--sheen, ma, doctors, vidters, all bandies, sad all beating if their prime from Sebastopol; rose had a capital wisdom frame, soother • door, rem ethers • hw beans or brinks; awl with the Malted mesas they have got, sad hearty geed will, it is westlerfsl what very smog sad sonifortsliA houses they ere bundle( ; Its plum, supboards, wisdoms, sad eves serapes hr the doses. Olken sad sees all week with bout sad geed at their houses, sad mesa se heady se V they had berm brought ap is but beildiag best their Wear" ; sad I very seriously question if they ever Fmk as sash rbr light is billiards, their Imbibe, or ether modem 'Orr seats, as they aew do la building her their owe caw fort. I realty saw use eadosare, with stable, with. bean, eves, Whims, poultry hare, he , -which sea de grant to ea legit& seastry hew, the Wish% boilers, wood, wisdow frames, sad glom, all begeobt from nebeetspel. Everybody busy, healthy, gad hungry, glad perhedy folly. I had is sae • espital leash, wished dewa with bottled ale. Some •1 the teats are very sew loveable ; is sae I saw • large Freebies of seals for the whiter, shelves *relented with bottles of wise, pishise, ham, as; a geed sofa, easy Ask sad guitar. Sem/whore we saw map followers, with all sorts of Alegi kr sale seek se Witten regain. Pigsty et seat, breed, mumbles, sad fruit—dear, bat prominhis It is weaderfal he.. doe elibeelvesese sad unite( of the array have is wormed she hit per; sad hew mash better limpsved end segssomedatiag M gash ether ell hove Worse. They an e isignahred to hake the Dist of sweater sad to -has happy. I redo beak by 'shamus sad ' IlAdikel, ! sad AO IMO Windows, -e ked cetA---• VI ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. r` st talgi w.w mwther um 7 e „, bdde d ream di " vided ls ele m t h e ssesial • were 16 feet by 12; the sides were severed with oiI (FROM A 00111118POIDENT.) cloth, sad it was sisely furnished. Tea Meads were these CAMP BETOBI 13118.18TOPOL, Soy. 27. *Flag Kelm- Ng's had sweet Wield* sPirite• The 'tither for the last two digs has been wet hat intu is ; sad Win all very gay uta happy. I went to olt:sit% thereby stopping church lisiados and dcill, bed at. . ,11.114 asst antabg started early by the Sardinian impeding greatly the hutting, road-making ran. mime' t i t° ( *Wry mg' , Irma transport, "; " d and d ra w er for the nyhey . Th e railroad brings $ breakfasted at Mrs. Smolt% who not only panicles for the good number of huts up irote Balaklava, as far fin ' hungry, bat attends to the sick. I liad a capital breakfast, the "iron h u m • sear the Guard,. vamp; hut still n o during which a number of sick came to he attended. The yet this iron road has given but a poor return for lady administered is all their wants, and while giv the original oontiast (200,0001.), whatever it may do ing them physic, I observed she sever lost an op this winter. This amount does not oover any of the PertenitY of Swing them • short Winn. in Pretty e xtra labour or material used since the single line homely and unmietakeable language. She certainly is was first laid down. The chief commissariat • most extraordinary woman. and has done mach end officers of each division say that if all the roads_ and goad service to the sick sad wounded Is the Crimes, far transport failed this winter, still they have enough whisk I understead, the soldiers are sow subscribing to provisions at each brigade depot to last both man and give her • handsome tesamoniaL On she day of the taking bores for two months. If this is theism, it redounds of Sebastopol she was very buy &media* the wounded greatly tattle oreditolthat department. Themail due on soldiers. The ant day she demanded sad ebtalaed the 22nd was only delivered yesterday, bat it brought mittenee into Sebastopol. when eves general ogirms were' so supplementary brevet, as expected by many. The »lased ; bat ahe maw provided with baskets of provisions-1 authorities at the past-officie at our general head- Gold hams, tongues, ft.e.—cuid gained immediate admittance, quarters have a trick of never forwarding the letters and a hearty welcome from the hungry oftleen sad soldie s. and newspapers to divisions unless they are paid. I walked subsequently to Badikoi. Want to the restaurant The consequence is that ents often have unpaid of M. Cohen, where capital coffee, sponge cake, custards, letters remaising there wi thout knowing it. As an and Outages were to be bad, all good, sad not deer. It was example, I may mention that the regiment I was a blowing night, bat we had plenty of wood an the fire, breakfasting with yesterday suddenly heard by . a sett the room was m a d e snag. stray ineseenger that there were 9s. worth of unpaid Sunday.—Blowing and raining. Was going to Sebastopol, letters belonging to the regiment at the head poet- bat put it oft. Very stormy. A party to breakfast—Ash, olio& There can be no excuse for this tardy steaks, cold taigas, batter, potted meats, marmalade, tea, information. W y ta na could not these unpaid lettersthanes be w ineg l a s s . en d wine. Th e teat lea k ed, so I w p m, m on o di forwarded to with the rest, and then to it was esaday, to mead it. We lied herd work st carper.- the regimen% and arrangements be made through tering and masonry for • couple of hours, when the leak the ad)utant, so that the mosey due on them should was stoppe d, an d t h e tent made watertight. Many other be paid into the head or division office P By this cents, mink.„,„ th e ease, for I mu sad beard In most of means the cams and soldiers would be sure t h em a of carpentering end mein g oi ng as, of getting their unpaid letters quicker, and the was for a tine „ mud by the screams of a man mom pest-office gentlemen their men, The Roe", and the Proved Marshal was having flogged for some came. French are striving which shall be soonest relay to The roads have become ankle deep in mud, and so sli ppery demolish the docks of Sebastopol. Instead of 12, or as to mew i t almost „ Imams to walk without falling. now 10 days, I give the English engineers 18 days— Monday —Rode to the trout ; due day but sold ; road in fact, till the 14th of December—to be quite pre- am ivy. My fumo took me to S ebastopol mmy. Weds end if the weather doss pot mend OM will where auserms sentries, both French and Baglish, - guard not be all ready for firing by that date. Already a in what no loop , appeared worth „meths covering has to be fixed over the mouth of each shaft, lt i s weaderfoi to me how our soldiers work in collecting der] carn et deathlntellofillo General was mar re° l72 o 7 , es ca ter : ho boildin g materials, sad the sat with which they work shows heartily heart and soul they work at it. We rods beek.l I well recollect that on his arrival in the Crimea last - summer many of hie oldest Meads said that he after a very k " ma" ' 4reeeseedeli g etopPed by FIE" sentinels, by the Waimea road sad the Valley of Death, looked broken up and twice his real age. At the same time it was also reported that Sir Colin m y sealSilikn' who had hem throu g h the whole liege' mush& was coming out again to take com mand eteppisg to explain oar approaches, and when any particu ar straggle had taken place, and I regret to say interlarded mina - oia corps d'armee. To me the number of largo and small envelopes flying about with tbo with "Here we loam 'may tees ;" " Here poor as and so was killed." He knew every Inch of the ground and every Iv orward" commisseriat" largely marked upon the seal eident that had taken place daring thesis's. We had a loos wafer, you would imagine that this depart moot must arty on an immense oommpondoom and most interesting ride. Back at 6 p.m., sad in his lOW bat the truth is that these envelopes are served oat (seeable teat heed at 6. Clem table cloth, elms knives on payment at the stationery office in &daises wi ad plates ; soaps , Irish stew, "Celle" roast mutton, reset this stamp already upon them. "SM. Stationery- feels, Potatoes. cabbage, apple pudding, cheese, porter, office," as it I. called, to un d er t h e charge of a oom . sherry, port, cherry brandy, coffee, all well cooked, and by missariat officer, but Is often Out of stock. Want- Jove we did fell justice to it, being very hungry. safely. the authorities will pr o o f i n sen di ng out The Russian engineer " Totlebas" (or ;sea such same) large numbers of small envelopes that are not adhe- lam sure would meet with the kindest respect from all the save, besides very thick foolscap and note paper. Saillish for an extraordinary skill in the defence he has The topics which fill my letter will show you that thrown 111 , round SsbastcPol aid Malik we have sla thers t o nothing e xt r aordinary going on. By No. 6 fend from his skill, still he is respected by the English General Order of the 23rd a medical board is to so- army as • slaw sad skillet oliPosent, and should be amble, to inquire into the state of health of Colonel nil into oar hands as • Prisonsr• he will meet with the billiard°, so that I expect hole going home. Name- most hospitable militias, for he is ho eared as a clever foe, rocs applications for leave till the 29th of February, and the same holier is felt for the various Buda& generals. 1868, "on urgent private affairs," are still being sent I have mat you this to show how very Polly sad semi in,. and in was . oases are forwarded through the it is possible to visit the camp and asbastzli and Briiisthers and Divisies Generals to the Chief of the lirotliVir,ita:kf,.. know k will the ,00 so weal Ti on ,P s i bm a m °ll°4 tmom a ko th rgi r " Staff ; but they often come back " not confirmed," or straggle -- of o g what t h e y -- k tive —' ind ---- t e else "asking for reasons." Goateed with sash dearer than any deeeriptiee. The The hutting is progressing but slowly. The severe idlers of Bashed ma pay a week's visit to the Crimes frost of last night will make the ground hard again, at less &Venn in messy, and with less to Nagitablof ie and eoessgsandy assist the Transport Department. sea hrs,tl ' th q tea to mossy S ub of Italy, sad ll° 11°4 % weleeme and good fellowship it bests all the wield. Let The mail yesterday has not yet (9 a.m.)arrived at s eas Vaat e sa . „ a d they w i ll m u m moo d a ft* army , `mad-quarters. pseud el their same, and proud sf the shetecirs they hem se vielerimaly emeessee. Ness sea emaciated the di& maths they have aseimered bat Mein that have wissesesil *sm. THE BALTIC FLEET. (MOM 0171 OWN 001111111PONDEXT4 KIEL, Die. 7. The Allied fleet is gone home. Both English and French ships left this bay yesterday morning, and as **weather has since been favourable and they started early, it is likely that they have already made good progress. It is exactly a year this day since Sir Charles Napier sailed from Kiel. The presence of such a fleet makes a great difference to a small town like Kiel, whose population does not exceed 18,000, as the demand for provisions greatly increases their cost. The farmers in the neighbourhood derive a rich harvest from the advance in the price of poultry, batter, and eggs, and while they and the shopkeepers regret their departure, those who are neither engaged in agriculture nor trade, and have to incur the addi tional cast of living, are rather inclined to talcs quite a different view of the matter. There is, however, among all ranks, the best feel ing towards both officers and crews, and they on their part have the greatest consideration for the inhabitants. This cordiality extends also to the officers of the Danish navy stationed hers, between whom and the oaken of the English and French mewls there have been interchanges of courtesy, none of which was more marked than that of the wardship Hecla getting up her steam and accom panying the departing fleet as far as the Great Belt, and after taking leave of them there, returning to her ordinary anchorage in this bay. I have reason to know that the greater sobriety of the men of the British fleet, from the improvement in discipline, has in no small degree tended to produce this effect on the officers of the Danish navy ; as the instances in which their interference has become necessary, on account of the turbulence or misbehaviour of the English when ashore, have so materially diminished as to render that duty, formerly so annoying, now comparatively easy. It has on this occasion been re marked that the stragglers (for they cannot be called deserters), who have been apprehended by the police, have not in general been manors, but stokers, or others connected with the engine department ; and this has been so decided, that among both officers and men the wish is almost universal that there should be some distinction in their apparel, which would not , only serve to point out who are the real offenders, but likewise encourage an esprit de corps and emulation in both classes, which might be advantageous. dilapidated osaditica, they do sot advertise rake trains "to the sheds of Amu? Mt* the melt, she is about tosselpAst owillidwas, It bs supposed, whatetwas Mho result' dj thsp,.:. r trials to which ohs is guilty sad ' will be the r, by the ooa css L hays bap lately liiishoT apoa her If ohs foi, La lock to amps, she may calculate spot Whit* kJ AUSTRIA. Le Nord, reporting the reduction to a peace footing of the Austrian advanced army corps op posed to Russia, namely, that of Gallica", clams the fact as a proof of the confidence of the Austrian go vernment in that of Russia, and exhibits it es an an swer to those who boast of the alliance between Aus tria and the Western Powers. It is a corroboration, accordlog to the journal quoted, of a signi&aut pas: sage in the Lag of Prussia's recent .perch. and a re padmition of any part or lot in the aggressive policy of Frame and England. RUSSIA. The Austrian Garatta publishes an Odessa letter of the 27th ult., in which it is said : Travellers on their way Item N.oolaieff relate that the is.. is quite metamorphosed. The moot important lariat cations are at a disuses of 8,. rents from it, at the ma dames of the biota with the Boug. A triple circle of defeasive weeks protests the apprombes to the town, and 100 Rase of every alike am in battery. Whole streets of little buildings have been »end, is order to make way for the hernias and hospitals ; sad the myths, for military sends and samitions ham been built bomb proof. The Admiralty that wee is now elmageti into a star tort, named after Admiral Leaved. Byer, whore prestigious activity is displayed, sad the Midge near Varraroffka is perpetually blocked up with gams and leaded wawa& TM Grand Deka Oessisatiae iespetteed lately 80 meetly arrived aortas., with whisk the batteries oa Sparks Point are to be used. His Imperial Hiatuses was extremely pleased with the triage end power of these pieces of old seem the airtime's of which ham been made amordiag to the suggestions of General Tedtleben. The mortars were sees la the Impala Foaadry of Itketsk.s LATEST INTELLIGENCE. TSB WAS 11l ASIA. TATTER PZOISNARII. 4 4 flif; Pais Nowa of yeetfrd4reveaitig Contains the following paiifolly intereetkig War heat Lam bringing :ewe direct from the city to es late a date es _ Nov. 3 : I risk these few lime although mot at all maths that they will each you. Towards tea o'clock this imam the asatheisy of thy blockade was latorrapted by a thotheseat ow the part of the Reesisae, followed by • 'mammoth This is what oe• caned : At the feet ef the Takeu•Table is • deserted village. Twelve genies battalions, two regiments of snaky, sod two artilhey batteries, searched apes this village with the view of destriliag It is order to many my the wood whisk the teamsters we ham here mums to be is great meat. The espeditisa was samemeded by lloarevisff la perms. The esomeat the marek sommealed we Mok ear meat *less as be reedy far anythieg that might mean As somas the work of destructions sommeseed, ead we boss= acquainted with the iatiatloa of the sassy, we reamed epos him from the height of the main of the Tekmas-Table. The &lag listed about as boar. The army, met beim able to hold the village, was eblipd M retreat presipitately, leaviag fifty dead mad weaseled imshiad him. Ia retreatiag he fired the village, whisk was gradually bunt. Beheld all that has unwed that is now. It is mild Bolin Bq is approsealag ; else that Ones Pasha will set with effest.but we have no Wilda! partienlars. That whisk we isad ' knew but too well is that all ear hcene an positively dead of Imager, sad that our ma are beginning se suesnab to the sane ate. I hops that this will soon be ever. Oar ninon, ease pen we shall quinly forget thew The Journal do Constardiroopk, of the 29th, says that at that date Selina Pasha had probably arrived at Kars with 12,000 toes and stores of provisions; but other and later aments, fro. a different muse, us to feu that this corps is usable to pus the defiles held by the Residua, sad that a few patrols only had reached the place. The Continental journals publish the following despatch: - " MARSEILLES, Du. 10. "The Baahi-Basoaka in English pay have onin =Eta ammo at Adrianople. " Others have revoked on board the Tamed, with the intention of deserting and returning to Smyrna, bat were arrested by the brig-of-war L'Olivier, at Smyrna. They resisted, and caused more deaths ; many were wounded.* THE CRIMEA. The Irots-Zeitung publishes the following : a ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 29. a Sines the snow has been covered with s most of Me, enormous trains of sleds, six miles long; have entered the Crimea by Psnkop and the spit of Am bat, loaded with provisions and articles for the me of the army." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Crawl ova ow am PARIS, MOJDLT EVINIXL The following passage in at article in this even ing's Patna has been pointed oat tom mileposts:lt. I subjoin a translation without ocanment, centering that I do not at this moment feel sure that I under stud its bearing : Is the disarosiss of Amble we MS only see a west dente step taken by that power with regard to Ramie, the watt of Vonnadmiriug above all thiap that thelgoveranseat M Bt. Petersburg should entertain no doubt of the simmity of its intentions at the moment when the Coast Steekel berg, the Bossien military untied at the cant of Vienna, is handing to the Cur the preposition' to whisk Poises Gemehakoff mut necessarily have given a peelisainary ad hesive. These same propositions haws been ezamtned at Paris and are (en lo g. 01104114 IZINSMIkIa)e atLondea. They have been thoeght, it b said, acceptable es this side of the Channel; why .should they not be eassidered so en the other, sloes the interests are Mendes], and the action is MEWL As to the tenor of these moped dens, we will not abeam theta, not desiring, like the Morning Pool, to fall into errors of a nature to air moat thiaminos by secondary objections, without the better enlightening publie opiates. For the rest, all snartaiaty will disappear very shortly. M. de thaebelberg Is *ipotesi at Views from one moment to another. Tan has been a heavy fall at the Bourse today. The Rents declined 66c., closing at 641 r. 100. Credit Mobilier fell 40fr. Railways were from 6fr. to 10fr. lower. Gold pieces to the saimmt of a million a day have been for some time past coined by the Mint at Btrasbonrg. The nye :—" It has been fele* moseted that the effective of the French troops, who mole winter in the Crimes, has been Mused. Tide Is ma error. The soldiers returning from the Brat W beim already replaced, and whole divisions were en the road to Constantinople before the Imperial Guard had quitted Sebastopol." A project of a decree is before the Council of the State, and is understood to be approved of foe en abling railway companies to ism tickets of sismance against modest, to passengers, upon the system practised on some lines in England. The Constitutiottnel publish:, another long letter from its correspondent at Vienne, dated the Bth. The writer says : The mission of Gemmel Camembert, If I ma *meetly Informed, was of two priestly &Minot parts— ono having free its object to obtain ea immediate diplanatio mike es the pat of the ficandioavien States, end the ether, their eventual cmoperation. This French govorswiset as,., thought of driving Sweden and Denmark into a declara tion of immediate war against Rota, at the veep moment at which, on aesonst of the advasosd mace, the campaign wee closed, both In the Battle and in the Crimes. What the Western Powers were anzioos to obtain hoes the ecandiaavisa States, at the premed moment, le slimly defined in the spate& of the Emperor of the French, on closing the U aimed Exhibition, mad Is farther enplaned in the late decides of Comm Walowski. The letter cow:dudes by declaring that the writer , will endeavour, in another conmsualeation, w to define the nature of the military cooperation which remains formally obtained by the Western Powers, in case Rusk should obstinately persist in allowing the Mints? to pass over without signing poses." • Taking all eirsatastaaass into cossidarathe it them to M dettlitfal ithethas it is mouth ta say that tb•yroyesitisas bath by this Has bath ersathad, or an at this asessat I. thane of thauthatiat la Loads& On the 27th ult. a greed review of all the troops la wakes at Malta took play la ths prunes at the Doke of Neweastle. The next day the Greet Britain entered awl widowing sa baud two bananas", of Na hogio.aolso soostostog 1,320 in.. Them were oho as bard SD has of winter dodger sad 46 tow of swap otplineta Tbe vi s is efe Dieppe MT that lb* globe of fire, with a tail toossablintitat of a moot, whisk woo sows at Leaden sad is Wow pare of &l ease • hw days ago, wool oho posoehod is ibis part, going has tits oast Nora the wait Lettere frost Frankfort motion the thatk of Boron Ameehel is Itetleehild, lb* oldest of the Ire broken •ie eamelftslog th• mkt sisben of tlie badly. Mb «•-I . 1111, sad be was bold ' I ge:groy. Label d die Os -Mos }rd.. Adobe Oartbew, ' iiiii-..-4,;:difis: a ammlow Imirinu•••• amgwe "MN MENA wy amoomoss had fa Pod soaddersika allsiebeff w Toboosop; Omsk o!. skis Indio WOO at Itsdlkol and boil solemn, wish s so& es orb old*. isaued osi • Buss Richard Mors r. ad Now sad ow Akin. non owl .whisk NI is is flu dank. of dr Ws aloft Wifs AD bed. Iviallas• to the wisdom' led will In is ossonsesso osusie be* die VII WO Path amilifilik fat Mims w• had thereby swims varies, goossofuo. tro sifts Mid Isom. oisioof golsOloi, vogolsblooto• ITALY. (ram ors own ookasszominq _ _ ME. , Another arrest of some importance ßO has " taken place, in the person of an ex-dregorg, Morasdi, who bad been dismissed from the ete rs . amount of his liberal principles, and strictly pessl, kited from entering the barracks or converga mmioi , the soldiers, over whom he had considerebla • escape from the persecution of the polies R@mourned the alias of Zamboni, and w as li v i ng's tired lodging, when, a few dys ago, pounced upon by the sbirri, who, in order to sersZ, him in the midst of his occupations, e l at in g window from the courtyard by a 1 4, 41 The moment chosen for this enterprise wee eaK critical for Morandi, as he was just writing to Yee rim, giving . him an account of the meets of R io Lacenti, and the other pitmen of sauna* already given you the particulars. The letters % tabled an expression which threw the polite i ts , great consternation—viz., that wh en he Mama would receive it, he need be under no anxiety et s i his arrested friends, as by that time all weed% over. The government was immediately Wang that a revolutionary movement wa s prob s bi, contemplated, and measures were taken strengthen the posts and ensure the i y , van vanity of the city, in concert with the French geassg, who was also apprised of the supposed inap s danger. Whether this suspicion was founded cesct", it has proved injurious to the comf or t o f a numerate cam o f individuals, termed precettati, who labtet under the stigma of entertaining liberal principle, and have been placed again under police sonesl lance, with all its tiresome consequences of not fro quenting public places, returning home Umiak, before sunset, and similar vexations. The government of his Hollows has just l o s s most ardent partisan, in the person of that mew, one spy, shim, and leader of the 'oaf.** am , in Rome, known as Gennamecio. This wadi with what appears to be the natural death of duals of his profession in this country, a blow t oo a poignard, directed by some vengeful band l a g night, in the Trastevere quarter of the oity,ebi e h oo the principal theatre of Gennaraocio's exploits, P as his violent partisanship in favour of the P government, during the reign of Pope Gregory It Gemara/mitt was gratified with the lumstive meg head porter at the Ripe Grande enstme•Ule, which, however, he subsequently lost through Rae misconduct, which would have sufficed to set to the galleys any one less devoted to the Pspg regime. Although he lost his post, he rebind • claim on the gratitude of the government, which was punctually displayed in the shape of a malady pm. moo. During the liberal portion of Pio None, rep Gennaracohio remained in prudent otecarity, bet came forth with renewed ferocity to press sis s political antagonists on the downfall of the repsblis, His hatred of liberal principles carried bin so in ■ to detest the French, and to instigate his us*" ts murder a French soldier, rather more than a yet ago, for which the nephew was guillotined ui uncle imprisoned for six months, after which beiges forth again to enjoy the favour and pension et ties government, until his career of blood and violate nest with its bloody and violent end. Gssaaraocio was a thick-set repulsive.lookiagme, of about 50, with distorted eyes and pimply km, sat might usually be seen preceding the Popeseisine in a gig, hie horse's head decorated with whits sad yellow feathers, the papal colours, wham 111 Holiness left Rome for his suberbau residual et Castel Gandolfo or Porto d'Ansio. DOINGS OF THR FIREFLY. The Firefly, 4 glum, paddlewheel trawling, Captain Henry C. Otter, whisk arrived at Sheenier rut* day from the Baltic, was engaged near Wan in Asp' last, with a number of troops, amounting on the first day d attack to $OO, sad afterwards increasing to 900, with eh* tery of artillery. The firing of the field battery ens highly creditable to the Hessian gunners, msay of their Mk bursting izniediately over the ship, sad their red-bet Ail whizzing by sloes under her stem end stern. Null* volleys of /died rifle balls were fired by the Burin eoliths with great aawarsoy, and numbers of them that the vesseL All of them were of a very lsrp ski One of the balls pulled through the standard eteA at a computed distance of 1,600 yards. Both was their prs• eision of firing that, had it not bean for keeping the rued sometimes steaming ahead, at other times backing sad ill. lug, is as to shift position, nearly all th eir shots work bars told on the hull and crew, as they invariably pared at sheet &stenos*, allowing for the vessel shifting her *tier. The latter part of the season the Firedy was lamed in the upper part of the Gulf of Bothnia, where the Fins wee carrying on as extensive trade with the Russians, Ali was effectually put a stop to for the six weeks she wel there, curing which time her sssssssss oaken made wig valuable additions to their surveys for the sew chute. Os leaving Tome., the extreme north of the plf, ea dr 14th of October last, the thermometer was dove 1414 below freezing point, and, the ship being in opium dins it became difficult to make nee of the boats. It pleated that the Firefly will be taken into dry dock at Bbeer nem, to ascertain if she has been injered by the beanie' d one of the enemy's infernal machines under her, at lAA time fore and aft and thwartship bulkheads were disriesed the explosion, and the vessel considerably shako. TY Firefly brings bows two Russian soldiers, who darnel and tame on board her when off Brandon, ithe being* musket with bier, +hien is of very large bore. Oes stets his &ante to be Jeff's, Drafindit the other Halle Goan& They 'validly solicited to be allowed to join bet lath, cages:4, end are doing duty at prevent as ordinary mama Her Majesty has commanded the publication el the sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. Crcl, of Errol, is Craithie Church, in October last, daring her Majesty's sojourn at Balmoral. Tee sermon is entitled The Bali Sion of Common Life." It is no secret about Balmoral (wlt the Glasgow Dimly Mail) that Prince Albert expressed high eatisfaotion with Mr. Caird's pulpit discoid* , mi appearance by stating that he bad not hurd a premed like him for sesta peen, and did not expect to enjoy a Wu pleasure for as long • period to come. The Lords of the Admiralty have intimated this intention of directing that two ships of the Baltic upsides shall winter in Queenstown lisebour —one in the Shama* and ono at Belfast. Captain H. R. Yelverton, C. 8., of the Arrogslt steam. frigate, has accepted the commend of a diriliosol fleet of gunboats, forty in number, for service in the Bade I post year. The Government, it is said, hu asked the High' land Society to undertake permanently the collide' of the agricultural statistios of Scotland. The meter will be submitted to the general meeting of the Society Led month. "THE MISSING CLERGlMAN.a—Thitraeat i"dtg" of this affair, which has nefortuuately at 50 us* public notice, is as follows is said the sone epeeist fell from the lips of the inteaded bride dories the IBA interview, "bleb We. misconstrued by the genilesna lea something like a regret at the step she was abost p te ki t sad. that without use seeking an eoplaastioa, be a sew the words, which prayed upon his mind ae be Irani into Oloscaster, and got worked up into suck a state el detraction that nothing could satisfy hint short of Stitt He now writes from America in the deepest got: despair. regretting the pain he bas caused to all P'°'! concerned, confessing, on cooler reflection, that he bed: • wrong interpretation upon the words then u ttered. taking all the blame upon himself.—Gloucester DEATH OP AN ACTRESS.—Mademoiselle 124" whose clothes caught fire during the patentee* et te Goal WOJNOJI of the Wood, at the Plymouth Threteee! the 20th lilt , expired on Suaday morning le t, in berir year. Mr. Fox, Mr . Whipple (the surgeon of the filt h &Mt). and Dr. Moors, were constantly atoodisiin" elek mem, which was nratuitoosly supplied within% assehlitseint, and the Rey. John Iletcherd, the vent " 1111..A•drows, aseidsoosty administered religiou s Vie. Her medical attoudants ascribe death more to_f. elm& on the nervous system than to the bane, which Me superficial character. Deceased partiall b een re piano brother and their mother, who has 'n ) r2Z ley and night since the occident. ' On behalf of the roam • subscription has been commenced. Ti. annt i t ; Mud on the second night of her engsgemeet, erh _ ffes Mete weeks, whets she intended to proceed to Den th whow elai th e at en bz i n ne. engaged, on profitable tenukt• Clusoow Arsassom Soinar.—The third r. usual soiree at the Glasgow Atheneum wan bald City HaU of that town on Thursday lest. TM pyres thronged with a brilliant assembler' of ladies asil M AI ; moo. The chairmen was the Earl of 3 /Ohio"' do. hie lordship had opened the proceeding", addresses livered by the Lord-Aden:et', Sir M. S. Boma. l 'l4 :t ia The Duke of Wellington, 131, Captain of the Fleet Seismal, Ile. Alexander Haste, M.P., Protease the Moe. F. T. Pelham, bowleg the egg of Roar Admiral Pulsator Nieto!, Mr. Walter Buchanan, sod Mr ChiefaittJJg of the Bettie fleet, arrived at Spitboad lest 'view, sbaksperes romped him just bees pro j ec es_ ...• the How Rickard Bauder, Dundee, QS., Oomaaadere.w Mime. Thee peeches mere soniined almost sepias ref a literary mid educational chereeter. , et do : 16.4:::: Dootr . d. :142aNamimigna "sag P.barillaillaarillisaflatblisitiegabAdmllizel Maelch Theatre at th w le it is h tho gns ib t e - t itrifirtie drama km berm played is its MOW ferule OITISSIV. Irr" Bi To a« at ale rare it , Ita sot 0 1 Dods , the hen 21) DOI! 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