The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-13 00:00:00

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LLUBTRATED TILMEB.-Th• NUMBER for ga i evi d al rOwitligsfit 11 -1 .USN L sed smersimang somiz i ll ... mil a rlar A ria• ag l it limbs =e l % - be view on s plise of solo lo loom" ono• 1 . 1) •SA Mr SOOMMOB V on t se the . Carlon a T" DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAM, lON sastomod 4d., moped )d. r E leadiog Lase tease, the echoer ot Se voonsrce sad Maims! vetoes. Is Moseset led oho et lls 'ewe etes—la lb, sesame of Its Ye NA he lbs wet vonesile mid coseversei Warne- 1 Isla sky, railway. sad nosevary sOklev—the paper fa I=OOIIRISPONDEFITS AT 7111 BRAT OF WAIL , lob by ITS PM* IS RIL/AHLR AND IMPARTIAL. past As oft wpm UM Oveyes M tbe balsa Bar Is esp. way Ovortoal . IMO dp r i s Itirees THR m ONLY DAILY ta MIN d ING IMPORT, le. IT =PLUM ALL OFFI3IIIII ADVILICHSRMIWIL It is Moly Isispodseat it .voi.dreglv pew by raw this slaty yam this osy otampoonia. b li rmo., w e eo, takenadan. athbooll a. limes ~oar poltioa ist s, to ow. 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Grose.torraos, West- Ulf REPIMENTATION or Tanta.—Thu Marquis of Tweeddale has issued so add, ses to the 'lntend Totaes, la which be sap:—" Gratlemes,—As a vacuity is about la swear is the represeatation of your borough, awl se I hapo leas eajoyed the friendship of your noble losaber, lord Seymour, with whose political opieions I roam, I lag leave to offer sorrel( u a candidate for the distiagsished beam of repreeratiog you is Pediment." Lard and Lsdy Foley, and the Ham. Maki& Fag, bees be*. among t►e guests of the Daksatsd Drams at Mosfolk, at Ololeop, Derby.bire. Mr. Ellice, M.P., is entertaining a °amerces, party M Ohnqseieh Lodge, among whom are Lord Stanley of Al deity, Lard Seymour, Mr. cad Lady klearions Graham, &s. Colonel Rawlinsoo, the eminent antiquarian, and &Sew labesrer with Mr. Layard in the Assyrian •zearatkaa, and who led as Important political pose is PM* is sow eteyis(at Ckvedoe. th; Rev. B. W. Wakeman, brother of Sir Olney haaaaa, But., was found dead to his bed lut Saturday INlEftile, at hit reeadener, Come Hall, near B►idgnortb. We regret to record the death of Mn. Foley, of Ftestwood, the wife of J. H. H. Foley, Erg., Y.P. for But Weretesewhirs. Ilre. Foley wee a daughter of Jobs Her, Bp., brother of the third Vieeosat Gage, sad mend eon of Ye aslehrated Omani Op, was of the amasuadees of Ms Majostre fonts to Ma American revolutionary war. The manuscript of Maeaulay's new voles* of the ''History of Hashed " hie the Isaacs of the primers. The Provincial Grand Lodge of Worcestershire will belt s mortise is thh city to- day at the Mane Hall, and atisetrente riartake of a bouquet is the Oaildhall. A nosy detailed report of the state of the harvest Illitsegboat the various provisoes of the Austria. mph. by lest bee. published ht the Ossiernisehische Clansmen dam. It declares the crops of to be quite of se avenge, Mad non, throsshost the whole of the Austria. tenpin, toad says that there it se fear of asy shortness of supply. A young sees., weed Job. Dolmen, of Bath, Slid le. Mornam member. Mae had for seven! days beta 11. M. leolighbosetsell of Plymouth. propagatisi die dm Oleos el the setniesee am Soak* hoe base ateldeetally shined in the River Lyektr. *Mkt ia the ant et bathing. Deoemed was amomoseiedi to the thee lay • pasta named Oertntll, whom be urged to baths milk him FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE Soiree WasTelalt RAlL VAT.—Torstetday, Mr. W. Carter. Meeller ter Time Surrey, bold a. ninon at the Southeumbla Arms. Rath Elm, ea =body lof &hosed Clifford. aged aim years, who was loader the followisg dreametthees :—On Saturday het the dammed, who was phyla, with • number of other boys. we. ;main some 'rub tabigt were othadiag tie a Mall Uae of nib fie frost of the aN station, whim be was OM* Utmost the Miran, sad idled isetantemeemly _ la Mower te is. of the jury. Win asitilms. Mut aileMlie ea behalf of the eempsay, mid the& to soden the Has whisk we. ha frost of the swim bike the roadway. %mkt be to do away with do lab altegmber. es it was toe mined leg deb sad Mbar setiske. whisk it wee aboolotely sessesery to &limy at ease. The is. waa field deers ea is p tvato geoperty of the esammy. sad be thweght it be too mash to oak Mom to take it up. Semral of *obey bevies various sum to keep ebildres from Mre truth', • Zll:t ts e d f .• Amideetal death" was retailed. _ _ •---- Faroarrut ACCIDENT.— Yeaterdsy Mr. BA's bEM ea inquest at the London Hospital reeptedur the Oath of William Moss. agid 14, who had Cad from as Wary he isielved at • sweat nut thre usaufauery, Galeton.street, Whltsehapel, when he was *upland. It appeared from lie *vides*, that ea Monday the d d woe is the engine leen, where • .team eag les of 12 horse power was in umstias. Tbe decors d, who was 'amiss a basket eoataia -000011•Dllt shavings, saki to • lad. " I will show you bow to nuns • plank." The one he alluded le was sear • " dram," which was 'brut sic fret in diameter, sad whisk was going at a used of above 100 revolutions a minute. He sal dui the plash a litti• way, bat he was as a nesseat :a= by the gear and burled a distance of shoot twelve feete h wall. • He wee takes to the London Headtal, when be Med bun " tkeseate el the Wary. Veld tet e " AulAuttal 41•101 OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (ram • 0112/111SPONDINT3 CAMP BILPORZ 811BABTOPOL, Barr. 1. The right sits* has been suffering as ussaL Oa the eight of the 30th, while Captain Wolaeley, 90th Regiment, an assistant engineer, was carrying on as advanced trench from the right of oar filth parallel with a working party of 60 odd men, combating of the 23rd Royal Welsh Puffier@ sad a few of the Rifle Brigade, with a dozen sentries of the 77th ea a sort of eaterier party, a party of Rasseatts, gat* esti mated at about 60, gave a cheer, and, before even they bad sliont themselves, or arrived at the bead of the sap, the whole working party and eon trim bolted, many of this was muskets behind. By the time Cartels W was able to re-form th em, the essay had ansesedsd knocking over or removing about fifty ishises, and in capturing several of the muskets. Shortly after this Captain Pechell, 77th Regiment, at aisle/ad of a body of his men. advanced up the meek, drove the Russians in from a small rifle pit is the MU. and held it for the night. Aboat this Sims Casein Wolseley was wounded very badly in thwislasasek e and also ellgistiky la she IVO browns. thrown up by a round shot, which struck the very gabion he was looking over. This officer is p* fug most favourably, but the hole in hie cheek truly formidable one, being large enough to contain a ma. This officer has been only four years in the series, and yet in that abort time be has managed, without parebeaing a single step, to be high up in the captains of his regiment. He first joined the 80th Raiment, and served with them in the Burmese war of 1863 ; and when employed in Sir John Cheape's expedition against the robber chief Myal lose he was severely wounded. On the breaking eat of this war, he got transferred to the 90th, and was mentioned in Lord Raglan's despatches for the taking of the Quarries on the 7th Jane. I understand that this officer is exactly in the mine position as Capt. Goodlake, of the Coldetreens Ouards, and that they both will have to wait till they can reckon six years' service before they will be given the rank of brevet rider. The only men who stood by Capt. Wolseley in this scrimmage, at least so he states, were four or five sappers; but their arms, unfortunately, were of little see to them, for up to this day, although you would scarcely c redit it, this corps, mustering oat here sine companies, have never been supplied with any arm but the old snakes carbine. Unfortunately this is not tke first case on record of oar men getting panio-struck at night, and dessrtiog their officers. If our men in these attacks could be made to stand to their arms and give a cheer,the Russians would never come on; bat strange to say, unless they are behind a parapet, they are sure to get at night pankestruck the moment they either see or hear &Russian. Daring this same night of the 30th, one officer of the 97th Regiment, Lieut. Preston, was killed; and two others,Virsts. Brinkley and Ware ' wounded by Minie rifle balls: lb* latter officer has since had his left arm ampu tated. The French have completed fortifying the Tcheresys position, and the Highland Division, under Sir Colin Cam pbell, have moved their camp to Namara. I regret to say, that last night • similar small sortie to that on the previous night took place; Captain &Coy, Royal Engineers, before placing his men to work in the sap, was just in the act, with Captain Ross of the 3rd Buffs, of posting some sentries to the frost, when a body of Romblon, numbering about 60, gave a cheer, and advanced to the heed of the sap. The whole of the working party of the 65th Regiment, with many of the sentries of the 3rd Buffs, immediately fell back and crouched down like chil dren; Capt. Rom has sot bees heard of eines, so it is supposed that he has either been killed or takes pri soner ; the latter is most probable. Lieut. Birmingham, of the same regiment, is also slightly wounded. During the night Capt. Framer, 95th Regiment, was killed by a shell striking him is the thigh, and Lieut. and Adjutant Forbes, 30th Regiment, bad his right arm broken likewise by a shell ; it has sines been amputated at the shoulder joint. This officer, I believe, roes from the ranks, and was adjutant of the trenches for the night. He wee • most popular officer, and had generally the reputa tion of Wog also a most courageous one. All these casualties took place sear the sem. spot. If the' small hill in front of this sap had been occupied by us, which it might have bees with the greatest ease a month back, not only would these petty attacks of the enemy not have taken place, but we should have been enabled to obtain a clear view right down the ravine between the Roden and the Malakhoff into Se Sir btatoS. Jones Is by so means improving in health. his aide-de-eamp, Limit Cowell, /11., is also Melt. Captain Do Cane, RE has been through ill heel* to give up his appoint :ant superintendent of the telegraph. He will, semmet wently ! proceed very shortly to Corfu. The whale messy is disgusted with the manner in which diem are promoted for dietinguished services. In the L.sd..s GautUe, of August 17, nine officers ars mai brevet-majors. and yet nobody appears to know whim and where the majority of theta distinguished themselves. _ Ile far hum the Russian sortie, made up the Wo ronoff Ravine, on the might of the 2nd August, being an unsuccessful otie, it was quits the contrary; for they not only succeeded in taking away a large por tion of the clarion de trine, but they destroyed nearly 'he whole of it. NAVAL AND MILITARY. SOUTHAMPTON. Wzoirmaimy NIONT. The steam transport Parand has arrived from the Medlin/sada*. Ms; brim..* peresagen or iavalide. Mu gooks the Ceinabo. Maass, An, Disae, Themes, aad Tan* DUBLIN, am. 12. A gamed court-martial liesrMbled at the camp, ria the Cense' of Kildare, os Monday, to try Liestanant It'Osmium!, of the Armagh Regiaest d Militia, ea a charge of disrespectful aoudad to a upraise *Mom Colossi Loftus, of the 11rd West York Militia, presided, and John Radii, Req., arrived from best quorum to °Mutate as Jodie advocate. The court meads wiljwassed to the 17th ism. The mejmity of the Nis of the Kilkensy Fusiliers have volasteeral for service is the Mechanisms ; but it is sot yet hams whether the eat will be sceopted. The Cori Eteperier sayet—" haterday morning, at 10 o'clock, MA rash and AM of Beath Tipperary = Militia guest arrived, przepedel train, at the B semiotic. bilk Chanel, as ra he Rissole. TN nes, who aggeseed to he waft a Awe lady, marched through the shy, aessimpaaied by *hair head, to the unnisna of the Seeds. Beneasy, slave s teals wee is widths, at 11 o'clock, he seam them to Bellislirmig, from Meow they starched .X.Mieb The salient Mows line in charge of Lord Deseashmere, the ealeuel of the regleaest " Megra the Rea W. Imes Fiske hoc ntersed from die Crimes, mad le sow es • Melt to the Hos. sad Rev. Charles Barnard, at Kilbroges. VISIT OF THE LORDS OF TEE ADMIRALTY TO Dat4s;orrr.-0a Tends the 1141;1 Hoc. 81r 6bare; Wood (ibet lord), Bear•A Sir Maoris F. F. Berke. ley, aid Itear•Adairel Bashes* (two of the navel lords of the Matiralty), arrived Is the spoon stela at They were reeenal Mike Isiminne by Admiral Sir William NOW, I. Them anises they pomaded to the dockyard, sad embarked emir Wend I/ inns fee the Admiralty yacht Meek Ismis, mbidi Ilse eft the psi, ea beard skid, wo vaineuni, Unit Wilds Mite up their Asa= their stay et fhb pert. Moo, dined with do pin Sir Willies Parker. Bert, IL C.B , at kb dildel redieneiZ MAW Wise, whim a hens party of the eildel•_, beads of devorftresh l / 2 wove Invited to soot then. la the eve aids flunk losiehipe pet mired the hell oi SI. (iscemes bail, la di of the fonds of that animal imatitatios the Royal British Female Orpbea Aarhus, Stoke. The swill seat sibs Its rarely appeared to main eitestage than as this essmise, .4 the whole of the arrommemeMe it the ketivity were happily earned est with Mem, The ettamdrese per most mammon, and no mat that by seam of She bell the teals of the asylum may be limply besseted. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL snirsow: •0- TO Tan LONDOSt GAUNT. ATP (riot • TVUDI.T.) WAR DlPAlallitiT, Barr. 12. Lord Puma* has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following an copies, addressed to his lordship by General Simpson : Before Bibestopel, 860.1. My Lord,—The siege operation dilein the Put week have progressed slowly, the brightness of the nights rendering the week to be performed a task of great difficulty. The head of the sap is now about 160 yet& from the salient of the Ream, and the enemy interrupt the work by every mesas in their power. On the night of the 28th a 13-inch shell fell into a mine on the left face of the Miamian, which ex , causing some few ossualtiee, but in no way Interrupting the continuance of the fire. On the night of the 30th ultimo, the Resdan pickets made a rush at our advanced trench, upset a few gallons, and unfortunately killed Lieutenant Preston, of the 97th Regiment. In this affair Oap- Peehell, of the 77th Boa ow* who egmensa‘ed admitted plitty, mit -Co "et Ras bury, of the 23rd Regiment, who commanded the supports, behaved with great gallantry. Great activity prevails ea the part of the garrison is tasking use of the new raft bridge across the har bour, and stores of all kinds are daily transported to the ;meth side. Large working parties are employed in throwing up works on the north side, but as yet they are in too =finished& state to judge of their exact astute. From the information we continue to receive, it appears that the enemy is concentrating his force between the Mackenzie Heights and Fort Constan tine ; and although several minor changes of pcsition have been made, no movement of importance has occurred to indicate a positive intention to attack. All oar accounts confirm the reports of the great leases of the enemy daily in Sebastopol, and that some discontent prevails in their ranks. I have the honour to enclose the lists of casualties. I have, &c., The Lea human, &a JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding. • Ilamortall Batons et essealtion fobs *Mk na Ale Nth 'Mogul lig, Imtnaldb-ild Batt 0.... li, Onania-1 sailor. 1 5 rank and lib vanniod. lat OIL Gibbs= Onardo-I Ala band. I sot awl it womb" latibin nab Familiar Gards- I cam banried. 1111 laiLlitribelbant st Foot-I sorisant. II rank= woad. AM Wt. lag issimant at Foot-I book and iiii... Sid Feot-i mak sod lb vannisd. 45 n Fab- 1 rank alskillnk 1 tank and Ale boa id. ttk Fast-I rend and AM I soak NA lid vatiniod. lan Fac4,-3 mak and Ma woonded. i in I not and lb UFA 1 rank and Ale wounded. lath lbot-11 Tank nod Ills esondad. lOil Foot-1 task sad lb tonanded. nal Fasi-I rank and Al• vesedsd. UM Foot -1 yak sad Ms blirkl sergaeat, I? rink and 11. woodnat. Mb Pasd-1 ask an Us allitd. I risk sal lb vonadad. Slat Foist I risk sod Mis eanniad. bed Fast-1 wok =I Ai Idled. I. rank ' obi Mb vannoisd. 1.11 Foot-5 rank and lb vanidad. ilin bat- , I ernil and lb dried. 41at Poon-1 aim 2 and , sal 16. = e d i .. 416 lain-I obi and lb imideirL ditit Pisit-1 rank Ms Mt le ink and Ile wmandad. 411112 ind-I eadt sod Os nee onti ills bilbd ; 1 saminntlork ad I illa. sinasisd. IMist t- 1 mak sad Ile esusiaL PS Fast-2 sub mills untried. Oa Fish-llonk sib lb wooded. Ord prase -la nksidlb bennisd. Mk .I—II I tank rid le malodad. Nit Faa•-di sank nod liallind. 1110POIF-4 rinksbillbwoorkd. Mk Fas 6-4 Tank nod lb killed; Inlisst. Stank and lis. boariod. NW lAts6-1 mem* Ms& 1 rook and W wanuipL 11411 am -1 Mink 2 nub and bas, tided; 2 odium s rank and Ala. wank& And tei. Itille i n-d rank and Ls insando‘ loyal Anibs 7- I rook bad Ale I rasa and al. boandtd. Royal Sword sad ilbona-1 nak and waaded. Total-I cent. I sarseant. 21 rank awl 111%1111ad; • • alikero, 4 satitants, Isi rank sad Al, bonsiti. !Niel Beton of Mesa oho Moe bees the Helt wpm. leekelve.—Aeorett I. U. 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Her, Wok. 93th loot- Cliodofteosold Jobs loom. 211-let Dithdles Coldokrom Osardo-Plinto norm 7th Feet-Ptlvele Williams Stag. eke root -Prlvole ..,. z . oda tosit-Privort D r z su ls two% Joho PYdrda =t ei Mika Ilmodlotk nod ArVady-Oaart Wary Boob. ago= d Midooi Mon sod ?demo ' Wanidodllia ths 27* to go Nth *dud Aiwa, ISK ladotivor I nitll7. -Sol Indulla ha Food-Pdiodo Par Sail WOOF. iol-iktodeskolta ; Mom Dmia, owsoody. 41id Italt-Totnor nom= wads ; MMus 211/164 elk 1851,-itlealeliebes soolody. Mk Pak groat. loghimit tinsio. sessuslif lemey, moody; Soma hem; wow* ; Table eallia.11111111W; Mania Mod. onoafi delft loot-Plivelee Ogle Oelleme. _Melly ; MIME; Leery, V. v . 4 1 6 7: Foot-Poltoloo Illassy Mersey, *OW ; Mow dosigoooly. SW Pidt- mar. wan. : w i i , 2 slightly. Primo 11 s fitigotrklx, woody. -Private Mob UMW Against 111-ald howaloo dli noolist Ourdo-Privoto Ootirde Tani, sem* ; Choke Inured% mat. lot Bo toilets Cold. Mono Oudio-Prtoolms Miser Iliddir. iledly ; idellard Kitt lot lkidolos lot rese-Olicear.esrgesat Wiliam ; LiseeLliegleelJ o ll a Oiler, severely ; Mani . i ll Ala Kai% list* ; Masks timeluoaa, il; JosoPh S i llhditti7 ; Monk nadodhoo, slightly ; wls 01 • ; Thome Oidost, altly t Moms Monk ; Illthog Jou*si. dishdy; Me.M4 Mediu. =SA MI kolGooks. dirktly; Join Odra, ; Jose lbsod, doolooly. 7th Poo -Prinks. J. ha Um wee* i ban. elliasiiiil aiii ,..iniiihalllkriffitil.; Smut law% elignig; nom Ink no--ntooto no. rain Crash& dlaliii. Waidid- -- Wools Jams Chum severely. Me - Illeiel Climbodols, ow* ; ?moles Duals MINN. alio; Illibtod.Doolok od000dy; Dome atimilk sr wady ; John June ir osouroae Roam mow* ; Arthur Issigiese, erterly; kis owl* ; y. GUMP Rotiof= Mb Foot-Pelesess ellghl Me -PM Jeans Ondolty„ of voroll ; MOIR liorphy, erwisig Joha Lowy, annoy; Ilkhool Dolly, dlettileaso Gam% ; JAB' llolosa, tightly ; Janos Saar, ; J. P. Daliallf, sem* ;J. *ilk ; J. ll 4S einse dllono&i. Lye*. *My ; 1. Lynam. iWy. Aft rad; Dolma, orforoly. 47th rook-knyokt WININI nodoll. agt OM Poot-Sotpost Akhenaten, isourob; /Meld Waft toosoly. 77th loot-Plhools NM. hook erworsl7; Jobs Wad, • Froado Nollhiss. . Olkh nod-POodoo Jr. =woody; Mist Clomook . fitoth rat -lkloatoo asessialgt2; Alm Oilem th ; l obo liollada. Mildly. kW .100 -Pdrattoo Mime look eseereo ; Mae* Deellay. lightly; Ilemeil dhow mosoll; Thum Daly, mad,; Thom Wood, ; hes 100 d. sovoroty. Sop; diany-4111omor haw August 111-411 plot- Prow. llda. tightly. 7th look- Private Uri. Polloos osounly. 1161111boi-tdoolo Jr Doody MtkMb rim- ado lidditio t _llettly. Mid Post 11100 DIE, _.,_ Ain* p lironai Colo% dsh*. not tooite i lo" mid didems_ ..11, • John doolooom orom*; _ Thom BMW" olvill4 1 annsd Illeolme. wanly Wail ll•Wasy. ovesqa ; tra C a zZ ormoto Mord liado. Med* id& ant-Prtiort Odom Doyis, of= s ; Amp Bur* liflai ndllp eseseely ; feet -81/7elee Pada 1•Orst1, seen* I l lteet e 7 4. „.... I t Wm. Allay. Ni idat-Pshotos DMA t is i o r Ids ... _a_ftidly ; Pad* Watimh se g a r s : ; how Dahniwie. ha. sownl7.Wress:-Pthefis Dahl Dil • UM 1/177t-Pleslitham Hadilaa. desarmerseff. - Om. am honk Idostoy, doipwood7l llogooma - smo., severely; V= I =id Want Ilishoollollaktly ; MOM = hi e llaiLa g t 4 44 a1 t Thom Ilmies.somelis ; teem eztelhesh ovally. RI root-Prtisto Mr noinsoproutely. lith Moid-ndioos J. Doti" ollsktly. Ink PM- Privates MIA Whistion aildbity ; her Chaim 01l ; Moms bomb% ollerly ; laroullit ilosatany, -fl si fts Wadi& alttl ei L dik onimit Final. Ile si-IPritutes Jo* eseerely ; Dowip ass na VI. ---Mreass: ....om—ztvrt— mow .......4. 47th Toot-Pnord Choke norm= Ott VS 140-011,11 kg J. *Oft; Hint. A. iliskla inedi alint l ieE dy r W. ssolooll; J. kW, ; . H. =wooly; J. sonsill. Polooto noon nigh*. Cliare• WA. dooploody; Maim Dna% /1/00/1 Moro flour llelee• ehorret eigi Thisor osme. Beralindh isinstr u: 6 Theme letweiWely I Ilemlell. Oki* Illadtd Oman OTlDd i tho gi ldos h. istift rowisige. Carnal Or • Burnes.—Oa Friday On* of those valuable ask yes towed into our barbel?, by Mr. Cooper Peanals eshareur Taoist the lierlequi% ba bon har pooned about tea MUSS o ff Ow Rodn's Tower ste; Lightleoss by a party that had bees out la bar. The fish wee sees basklag ea the surface of the water, suasion bissolf, as is their wont—hews their popular sass Sualials, is tide essalsp—sad was streak with a Impose, whkh soared Isis " saideldpo," and pat a period w Ids ezieseas. The aaisal, who waist be spoke. of sa a warier , beauty, is of aa oval shape, the leudtli fres " stew I. sorra " befog about eight feet, sad the "Ansi* of bean," seclusive of aIS of about awn foot Sag, of- ea sash side, about Ave. He is a mail spools= of Ms Mme—ensue of whirl have boom had W mum mar three yards la sumo' Meld, sad goo of pool ossomidal Taos lb* Ilya yielding se Ruh is *IL milk of ea . —Oprh igerfin ,NITROPOLIB LOCAL 11ANAGEIINNT ACT. Mr. A. I. Wood has set oat the wards in this path is Mows: No. I.—Reglad on the north, west, and east, by the feria hougary; sad es the south by the Cagan rood, Pk& read, end Seven She road. No, 2 —Bounded on the north by th. Cundon road and Park road ; oar the west by the perish boundary ; on the wash by the North London Railway to the osatr• of the reed over the Holloway road ; and on the east by the Hol loway road, and frog Park road to the North Lemke Rail way bridge. No. 3.—Bounded on the north by the &yea Biggs road an the west by the Holloway road oa the south by Hop ping lam or M. Paul's road, and . Ball's Peed road ; sad on the sail by the parish boundary. No. 4 —Bounded on th• north by the North Lomas lailway; oe the wog sad seeds by the parish boundary ; sod on tho : get by the Hewes read, landegford road, its street to Chtherlose riamet. &own Catherine shoot, again Jhs awl mask to Roam grog North. No. 6.—Betendod an the north by the North London Railway t os tb• wog by the eastern bouglary of Ward Ne. 4 ; eon the oesulkhr as parish beggary • and on the test by the Limpet road, to the parish beindery to Berne. lam Rost-ealeggdell eg the north by the North London Hallway s 1M wog by the sestets boundary of Ward No. 6, and IN reggioder of the Liverpool geed to the pa. rib boundary ; on the sera suet by the New North road to the juggle with the Lower road ; and on the *oath teat by the. Lower road frogs the junction with the New North road nod High street. No. 7.—Berauded on the north by Hopping lug, or Bt. Pears rood, and Ball's pond road ; on the tooth-went by the New North road to the perish boundary; and ea the soca eat by the parish boundary. No B.—Bounded on the north west by the Lower rood hag thojnagion with the New North road and High street; on the north east by the New North road irons the junction with the Lower road; and se the south by the parish boun dary. - . 211111011D11117. Mr. W. D. Cooper has divided this parish m follows: Word No. I.—So much of the pariah es will be comprised widths a limo eoesseeneiag at the mirth bensdary, in the centre of the street called Snow's fields, end theses proceed ing southward along the centre of Bormeadoey street sad Star goner to the centre of the Beetheorkey New road ; theme eastward slaw the centre of the Omar road to the came of Pep's walk ; theses southward Moog the centre of Page's walk and Swap street to the boundary of the parish; and theses northward and eastward by the bound. ark of the perish to the starting point. Ward No. 2.—So mush of the perish as will be comprised within a line commencing at the north licundary in the metre of the street called Snow's Adds, running eastward by the boundary of the perish to the matte of Bock heed; theme alms the centre of Dock head and the Folly to the centre of Parker's row; theme southward along the metre of Parker's row to the onus of the Neekiager road theses westward and southward sloop the centre of the Neekinger road to the centre of the Spa road ; these* west- ward to the centre of Queen's road; theses southward along the centre of the Queen's road to Orange road, and awl westerly to Star corner ; sad thence northward by the boundary of No. 1 to th e starting point. Ward No. 3 —So math of the parish ea will be comprised within a line commencing at the centre of the Spa road, near the Queen's road, running eastward 41014 the centre of the Spa road to the south west comer of the churchyard of St. James, thence along the south wall of that church yerd to the centre of Blue Anchor lane ; theme southward alone the centre of the said lane to the point where Berman the Blue Anchor road ; theses eastward along the centre of the Blue Anchor road to the Immadary of the parish at Manor lane; thence by the bouedary of the perish to the centre of Swan street; theses northward by the boundary of Ward No. 1 to the matte of the Grease road ; and theses eastward along that rood and the boundary of Ward No. 2 to the starting point. Ward No. 4—The residue of the perish. K. SAWN, CL,IIIIIIWILL. Mr. A. J. Wood, assume, has divided.this perish into the followias weeds: No. I.—Denaded ea the north-west end net by the parish beetadsey ; en the math by Ws New toed ; eat lasludisa ell that pert R theperith width is Mambo et Iluswell MU. No. 2.—Boaadsd oa the north by the Now read ; the west by the pariah boundary ; ea the south by Denington street, Cobham row, sad Exmouth stint; sad oa the salt by Upper Roseman street, Antra street, end west side of Claremont square. No. 3 —Bounded on the north by the New road ; on the west by the west side of Claremont quire, Anatol' street, and Upper Itosomen street; en the mouth by Myddleton street sad Spume: street; and ea the east by the perish Mender!. No. 4.—Bounded as the north by Dorriegtoa street, Cobham row, sad Beam* street; oa the west mad theism by the parish hatadary ; sad cm the south by the asetbeldle of Clerkenwell pet s, Aylesbury street, up Jobs street to Compton street, end Compton street. No. 6.—Bovaded on the north by Brick hill, south side of Clerksamell green (so as to iselade the out, west, audios* skies), Aylesbury street, op Eh. John street to Comptes street, mad Compton street; sad oa all other sides by the perish boundary. __---. Mr. Arimader P.Wag has ;thiotho following division : Ward No. l.—Commoseisi he Gemeerleh Pier, up Ling William street, iscludise loth sides of Silver street, through Stockwell sad Loudon streets, Thornton row sad Gmenwich road, to the extremity of the Deptford brides , taking is all the houses a tho bridge, sad is slather the streets te the rear of Greenwich road, with the whole of R 41162 stn.*, Colo. street, Church attest, sad the streets lying between the Creek sad Gerdes stairs. Ward No. 2.—Frost Cream's hill as fez as George street, sloop George street and Upper George street, up Point hill ea far as Deptford bridge, sad iseluding Catherine grove, Egerton road, Aebbsrobass grove, Ashbornhare road, and the whole of South street to the junction with the Orme- Irian med. Ward NJ. B.—The Eris* Hospital sad the whole of the streets ow the meters part of the tows, including the Martha and Halm MU. Ward No 4.—The houses from the tosslart of the parish ea the Shorter's bill road, 'whirling the Paragon and C 1 .000 1 .11 kill, from George street, by Blackheath. Hyde vale, Conduit vale, Point hill, Stheitheeth bill, Lewisham road, sad the whole of the houses at Coldbstb. THE BRAINTRIR CHDRCR-FATE The eistiosenial to Mr. Colinasld is to be presented to that Braistree, as Tuesday, the 26th September, tkoaamid sallaies will be provided is the Cora Res/sang% et hif-peat 3 e'en*. Sir William Clay, M.P., is to be the president, sad already several members of parliament and ethe ma r e rlis mu have ennented to be pentat. To afford r fee towelling, the Easters Counties Railway Com. hes.sseated to many parsons to and from Loadon, , Maiden, end Cadmus sad back, by any of ttaM Galas, at a single fare, on soaditien that a certain amber of penmen is ineranteed. These who lowed befog present, should by Friday, the 21st September, at the kr. make application for their railway tickets either to : t . David Rees, Braintree: or J. Carvell Williams, En., Serjoasteino, Fint street. It will be useful to London essideata to lees, that the train leaving Shoreditak at see ir • deek will many them to Braintree is time for the proem aad that they say nun London by halt past sin the NMI Mniag. Apart teas the funnel straehlag to the preesatatios of the tenionsial, there will so doubt be a desire to visit the tow., and to inspect the quaint old edifies, which will for ever be nionated wick the !aperient striate so happily ended. ROYAL SUSSEX LIGHT INFANTRY MILITIA.-011 Masan, the 10th, sews having arrived of the fall of the Maliklica sad the destrunies of Sobsitentl, Meier the Boa. Henry Gage and the oaken of the light bamboo, gave the men sow at head winters a holiday in Mamas of the event. The annimests, insisting of rustic *porn, foot sad hurdle nese. is, took plasm at Rahplit's Cricket grown ; and breed sad shows sad beer were served oat to the men. The bead of the miasma was in attendance. The beauteous weather 'Wasted numerous visitor, who beamed the spells with their promisee, swept whom were Lady Gags sad the Hos. Mrs. Gags, Mr. sad the MONS Alsewn* Sir Thomas Munroe, ie. la the evening UN Sergean, Mahe Rabbets end the geminate were gives a dieser by th=imit)se end oilloen, when they invited the an- Aimee of the 17th Lancers and 4th Light Dvagensteinis the festive board. Loyal toasts wen drank also sneer is our Olsen aline. Many heroes in each nit. meat posiest wen at Alms mad Bals hlava, ineholing fisr. aunt Lase, of the Royal Bosses Militia. The eatertaiu meat woe glees at the William IV. Everything was well esintle aai Ms sight ended withjoyesseces and esthsalaan. lirigAeost GerieNa. DEATH Off Di. DILLY. — Wes ban to record tbs death of the Rev. Dr. Willies" Nephew Ging. whisk kar at Nerham, near liaredelPen.Twesil. en Monday rat " Dr. dilly was the author el several thesiegiesl beaks whisk have aehiowd a i r misser sepalatiess. He was gessented, is 1826, by the late el Darbus,as a gasmen is his cathedral, sad fin nem ,by the Den end gape of Daskam, to the views, of Meellem, bait of widdiplesse of preferment be held up to the time el his Mat& Dr. 01117 was a minim of St. Catherine Hall, Cambridge, and ' took his degree he 1812. He was 67 yeses 01 age. CRYSTAL PaLao3.-4161ILLERII DAY.-8131. 12. --ltd=irrisse es parries% 11,373 t &to by seams *kite, 148e•Sein, Ogresegeadiag dig yen, MIL SPORTING. DONCASTER RACES. We leers by a talegreputo meow, toot our parcel els- I tainiag a full account of the races yesterday was duly de spatched from Doseuter by the b. 13 p.a. impress train. bat cep to the time of oar gou g to press so each parcel had been received. Ws very mach regret the disappointment thereby oeca• aimed, sad at present are quite unable to secuaat for the team of it. In this dilemma we are compelled to give ouly the following brief return, sad to postpone partimilan oar seat publication: MUNICIPAL STAIN. 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Clem 4 Uybla Burlington 4 Bolton Frederick 3 Vetere& Mary 3 Beer —. 4 Biomes 3 1 Belo= 3 albs S AMNION $ *dew Tait. i Xlmelos Allem 3 lidaklor 3 Neoplasm= 3 Memo= BUy 3 Felber& Crows PCs= 3 Foorawyer Bt. Judea. 3 1 7 1 •!i ACCIZTTLNCES 701 Tll3 two Wimp twenty-sight ya or it lb IWO= 9 7 i i i i iii 3 Wet Timm* Himprked • 6 =Bird ......... 4 5 4 Sys 4 3 4 TIMM „ _ 2 i i i oo.rr.i Birdie • i Tabard 0 8 0 hams Warrior... 94.1 .4 7 7 6 6 0 per 4 7 11 Maim 3 7 4 Ilmovise 3 7 4 ii rd 3 7 $ Soltareak/a 4 T 3 Ilinadoo 3 7 • 4 7 ea lm 3 T II 3 7 II =rift 4 7 41 4 i 7 X6l. - MINI& _ 110 to tit — oy Tommy 0 li Viodol $ II Radios Wadi Soso 3 11 =Woo 6 10 1214105 s 3 10 NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. ACCIrwiCIS 70Z Till CAI4ZILIDOI7IIIII.-0•• sine 240 'ants. 4go it lb Klee Tots TYPeo .-- 5 12 Orinoco Neville 1 10 itt of Bs. Wargo 1 7 7 Nabob ....„.. .......... I e Mortimer 3 0 liervise ....... • 3 War& 4 1 Riles= (alto sates) 3 0 Utile Devil ....._ $ 0 Age et lb Blaming Heather 3 a Cam kaiaks. ...... 3 IS Hyletala Saraband I II Radial& Hero 3 I Gamekeeper Welbam 13artlegmm Dams Judi* Ellertake Claret Pesierlak VabAyka by Portrait— 3 Venial 3 lart/mer. .... 4 hew Wren 4 Zalialaito Berc Lard Anted R. Clam 4 Barrel PalramMaa f 14.11;47tl 5W1T0W74 4441ase 4 /M fterasomais— ..... —4 !M 11",2M00 i iii • .... 4 714 Minim -- 4 7 7 4 7 6 7 7 L▪ Jail 6 7 7 Idles Om/ la or ha tarok --. 7 Mid= ..... II 7 . • 3 7 4 ligtatte —..-- I 7 4 gym' 4 bay $ Wanes . $ Wier= 3 11•6o-asfif ............... 4 Narrow Ilimayl Obipbss r IL 4 1 egestar lbfeelmiry Meeks 3 Cows Firm 3 Mu Jams 3 f by Blzdeafeber. Lady 'Macs ..-..-- 3 7 Ca pada* 3 7 f by Cowl, d by Law son . —..— 4 7 Coarteng — 3 7 Bards.— ....... --.. 3 7 1 Pans ...... .... ..-- 3 7 LINCOLN Ml VIZWWII FOS TMI LIN! TWOen7lea. Forfeits to be timber. If the highest mei it will be rained to that ar ig , Ago 6 1 366161■11 ... 6 ll• ongertord • Neville ... 4 Viatica—. 6 I D 461260 Bram S Meld of TIM Valley 5 5 0 0 3 1 Back even 3 1 Jack [muds, a Cardsbarper Luray •)11.• Brim ....... . Laid of the Teas Mr. O. Barton is a sabserib Thom marked (*) having b ledge of their owners, will b scribed anima specially ordain HANDICAP STAKES. declared on the 16th of Sep ;be accepting be seder 13et 71b it. and the rest in peoPoecion. et 10 Vandal _ 6 0 Gamelad .......... i 6 Hybla Coatastaseat le I Alberstror 7ort•Y6, Grey 3 6 1 Littler &ovals S 6 loogese ».„.3 6 Poke Sur 3 3 Now Balked » 3 I Owyese 11 Penny Tars I 4 lamb 3 4 r, bet did not ta entered without the know- Meech out by the time pee. to rentals is. ACTIrI SWINDLER/I.—Yesterday Mr. Childs, an °Meer connected with • tradesmen's protection society in Loodos, succeeded in recoveries at Manchester • large stock cot wool, the property of Mr. Cope, of Birmingham. The property had been obtained by swindlers in London representing themselves as carrying on a restreetable tool. use I. Liverpool. At their request It was directed "Mr. Ceske Park lane, Liverpool," bet then was no, each per. ma *ire. A Mr. Cooke, from liendos, however, who bad me doubt followed tte g oods in order to get them into his peemeekm_ succeeded in getting the carriers to re-direct Sem* liantheeter. At Manchester Mr. Childs, who was Mies ea behalf of Mr. Cope of Birmingham, obtained the nalleteneeef Mr. Mar bury, inspector of polio* and th e berme reemplied Cooke and a companion, wh oi went to maim the goods, as wellknows awiadlers from London. They imenisequeatly induced the carriers to nth* delivery, end the weed, value 1301, will thus be restored to the Owner. =NO laid to be about five firms of swindlers is elaseeted with similar parties in Liverpool and Manchester, constantly employed in obtaining good* on credit. They represent themselves as earryiag on every de scription of trade by tam and groeeries, ironmongery, drapery, agricultural implairents, and dryeeltery and their way mistinnally oat of the shops end warehouses of fair tradesmen into their possession, by means of the ingenious devises they are able to adopt in making their dupes believe that the olden they receive ere from kresfide tradesmen, end wave of respectable mesas. BALE OF A PARISH.—The whole of the parish of Babery, in Hampshire, is to be sold. It belongs to *e !Mitred family. The p arish consist' of 2,400 urea, • sua sion house, half-a dolma farms, two public-homes, • village, and about fifty cottages. It is bounded by the New Forest, Beaulieu River, and the Solent Ste. eaT•Hillito.—On Monday afternoon an inquest wan beton Mr. W. 6. Rutter, Dormer, at the Plough Inn, Gordo. Brook, on the body of William Bell, • *trier, aged' 46 years, who lied died on the previous day from • wound indicted by an Irishman named Miele'', Keeley, who had sworn to tali* the life of the first Englishman he *et. Michael Risley hoe dam absconded, and ales lie brother, Petri* lieeley, who is believed to have taken pact In the fatal ettath spathe deemed. The inquiry wee *owned. —Meashoto Itasnister. THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL. DUBLIN, Barr. 12. All the troops in garrison off duty assembled yea tarday in the Fifteen Acres for field-day prattle* in pur suance of the general orders ; but men sod °Mehra having heard the glorious news from Sebastopol, expressed a wish that the opportunity might be made an occasion to celebrate the great victory achieved by the allied armies in the Orimes, and their wishes were cordially acceded to. The troops OD the ground comprised the 2nd Dragoon Guards, under the command of Colonel Campbell rile 16th Lofoten, under the command of Colonel Smith% tie 16th end 98th regiments of infentry of the line, the Cambridge shies and the other militia regiments in garrison. There was also pri sent a field battery of the Royal Artillery. The Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and suite strived shortly after 12 o'clock, when the review commenced. The troops defiled before the flag-staff, and went through the usual nianesavres in presence of his Excellency, and, after • series of brilliant movements, they formed into battalions, sad fired a feu de joie of three rounds in honour of the taking of Sebastopol. Nothing could exceed the enthusiasm of the soldiers as they marched past the fisg near which his Excellency and exits were stationed. His Excellency returned to the Viceregal Lodge about 1 o'clock. REJOICINGS AT KINGSTOWN. The town and harbour of Kingstown presented yesterday . . . a moat animated appearance. Oa the news having arrived that the Russian stronghold in the Bleck Bee bed fallen everybody seemed most anxious to show their joy, end to 'area, their delight. All kinds of firearms were pet in requisition for the purpose. The juvenile community got up fireworks—in fact, men, women, and children were to be seen everywhere congratulating one another and making merry on the occasion. The yachts in harbour had all their flags flying; and between the firing of guns and the entbu earn of the people a more animated scene could not well be conceived than Kingstown presented yesterday. THE EXCITEMENT IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig thus describes the way in which the news was received in Belfast :—" Yesterday (Monday) afternoon, the news that Sebastopol was at last in the hands of the allied armies was received in this town, for some minutes, with sceptical misgivings by the people ; but when the joyful intelligence, by the appearance of the bulletins, bad obtained the credence of the public ear, all doubts gave piace to general exultation. As's& man heard and became confirmed in the tnthof the startlieg information,he hastened to apprise his less happy neighbour, and the glorious oonsune. station of the siege operations became the universal subject of oonversaUon and mutual congratulation. In the evening the bells of St. Anne's, Bt. George's, and hisgdalene eiturcbes rang merry peals—great crowds auembled in the streets—guns were fired—rockets thrown up—partial ills- Wasik:lse took place, particularly at the establishment of Messrs. G. G. 11. Gee and Co., sod tat barrels were carried through the principal streets, followed by excited masses of die inhabitants. LIMERICK. In Limerick, where almost everybody has some relative or friend at the seat of war, the news excited the liveliest emotion. The joybells pealed from the cathedral, tar barrels blazed in the streets, several houses were illumi nated, esten.porarr fireworks were got up, and the whole population was abroad, crowding the streets, and exhibiting unbounded joy. The following curious statement appears in the Evening Poet of Tuesday night, and has excited a good deal of surprise among the citizens: A communication is now before us from a member of the tenth cowbell, in which the startling fact is announced that en Saturday last a committee was appointed to consider the expediency of selling off all the estates of the corporation of Dublin ! Other facts ate en. ationed by our correspondent, tending to show that this monstrous scheme has been sot on foot by 801110 persons of ii. fluenee nor needed with the corpo ration, who have succeeded for the moment in deluding other and well-meaning persons into an approval of the project. It is curious, certainly, that nothing on the subject has yet found its way into any of our contemooraries; but, nevertheless, we have ascertained that the committee re kneed to by our correspondent has actually been appointed. Oa Thursday we shalt recur to the 'select, and, in the meantime, we hope to obtain further information as to the movements of the parties now engaged in this attempt to sell off the property belonging to the cittheos, which is practically • movement to extinguish the corporation of Dahlia. The Right Hon. Viscount Dungannon has been chosen as a representative peer for Ireland, in the room of the late Earl of Caledon. John Lamb, the well-known Quaker correspondent of the Northern Whig, gives the following " Notes on the State of the Country," as the result of his latest obeervatioos in the agricultural districts of Ulster : Daring the last two weeks my business transactions have led me more or less through the counties of Down, Loath, Cavan, Monaghan, Armagh, Tyrone, sod Derry. Wher ever I went the harvest labour was progressing moat favour ably, but the grain seemed to be ripening faster than usual ; in fact, it is what is termed a hot Is ," and there seemed to be quite a west of heads to cut it There is an unusual number of women and girls to be seen in the har vest field this year. The dearth of hands in the south and west is mach greater than fa the linen districts. The oat crop is much better in the west, which I visited some weeks ago, than those eastern counties that I have just been through. This year Connaught will beat Ulster in oats, very decidedly. The crop is very —one field of oats will be very heavy-looking, and the next to it quite thin and light ; and some farmers tell me that the heavy ems that was laid by the rains has not filled well. On the e the oat crop will not be over ge one—no tlitglel an like the produce of last year—so far as the north is asesseesed. AU the flown I have conversed with tell me their crop of wheat is good, and some say theirs is moot excellent, both as to quantity and quality —one, in particular, whom 1 stopped to converse with, midway between Banbridge and Newry. He had thirty or forty hooks at work, cutting down afield of time twenty or thirty acres of wheat, which looked extremely good. Be said it was the best crepe wheat he had gathered in foe the last seven years. The boa • was long and large, and perfectly full, not a single grata wanting, which, latterly, is quite an unusual thing. The ; last few years, the pre of wheat were seldom more than half full when ripe. From all I could learn, I believe the ' wheat is very little Injured by the heavy rains. The barley Is • good deal the worse of it. A great shower of hail, which fell some two or three weeks ago, did serious damage to the crops in the county Cavan, particularly about Beltothet ; the people said it wee more like a shower of broken ice than ordinary hailstone'. It passed from west to east, and extended about half a mile wide. The potato disease is nearly universal; but, so far, it is very aupeeficiel, confined mostly to the leaves. We are, I think, likely to have a large and good crop. Even it one fourth should be diseased, we °Quid spare them, and have a most abundant crop after all. The turnips and green trope, generally, are very much better than last year. Some farmers complain greatly of bad flax-seed this season ; but, where the seed was good, and the ground is proper con dition, the crop is generally good ; yet there will be a con siderable portion of interior flax—so the scutchers report. The proprietors of the Bank of Ireland held their quarterly meeting yesterday, when, beyond tb. signing of the minutes of the last meeting, no bus& ness was transacted. An epidemic ophthalmia has become very prevalent., amongst the lower classes in Dublin for some t im e past. It has exhibited very virulent symptoms in the Sheds auxiliary to the North Dublin Union Workhouse. HEROIC Acr.—The Royal Horace Society have awarded a medal to Master Andrews, of the Marset-hill, Cambridge, for saving the lire of a fellow creature from drownieg in the river at Sheep's Green, a few weeks ago. Andrews, in the most gallant manner, plasged in, dived down, and brought the men up when he had souk for the last time. and with the assistance of an Irishman, a Mr. Doyle, succeeded in restoring him to animation. The deed is the more praiseworthy, as Andrew is little more than a boy. The medal is now in the omission of Dr. Okee, the Provost of King's Collegei and it is intended to present it to Andrews at the dinner, or festival, to celebrate the comple tion of the waterworks.—fiery Pal. THE Parnorm.mase—The German Journal of Frankton states from Vienna, that the Hoards, of Wal lachia has requested Austria to izercin her nations with Wurtembers and other Geratee States, to feline them to allow 00,000 German families to emigrate to Wallachia. The government of that province engages to grant them reaad from the property of the religions foundations, and t o ampt ass has taxes fix tea years. V