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

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Ilsarbig a Malan= Wand at Thom Comt. fel 111111111 bi gra ...SCSI by *a Colonial Govereulma lr Tioaelpono Tam ad ley. 11.114sorty in dbe 4/11 orl Mk Orel r. Is the esker MI bailed. Ileral by Ilmr CU auls NIUITALL =D I; am, 3.T Traidest. Dam G. MIL•Dar. J.P. Ditaatin. Rm., J.?. Jams R. TM& rolated by y llimeammt. mom ma atm% Ink Lt. Immleradaa /moat. Clasep T. Ishaser, Rag- Ileb-neminw. iressiza—Eduard La. fiIICKETA Rt . -Mods sem Esq. LONDON MI MS. Imera-11. 3. Mobs, Tag., 14.Cmssmalmel Data Trammel* Me Orkulal Orrammot, arel lIMMie tbe Cammy). immorllsem lamaab ami Nam. Drallemalmat Dodd Gosh. Sq. o : l llit t eit Wolin lelbw) elelbsee. los tad Ithoehtm IIMM) lloamme—tkom rod 0a.% lomebegiese. eland. Samme—ladee thl• t Ike* liteltoMberb et thew theft Welle. Ile MEM 1181.1 6 T WILT MOM. ark topthe Dtheeters red MOM hp the ithenbelthee la the oboe Chow. bled Sot het, WINO les rothee& by the Moth Ma The mobbwbWWtrwwrr thr Memel lot Mire M loft ikon Vim sod elbreloallee. ter ei r is re el the perm- I my net to metal seetkoet gad It ins Yet the ibe wad bi MOO amelthed est epee le tt of the melded leer bed TM& thr addeorby eillmted =Ad Ilmirsetabody mitered Ile 11110201 have provided teeth km- the mime oul *bloom al Mai eteek sad meerimat (the pato at le sow otelt er e ea the ree). Mirk oir= trosolli is pearim oil he eellied to emplas the proamit wwppirl epee the tolls threeetheet home the mid el TIMM eed Ile lemlem et Golom _ — llhis - it la itionsi that Ilelboank is the year 1611, ask az=eltre et all al tillag we a wen vilisia elk Is kir trade ewl sepiert hew the meld kw= alkali kr wwwwl Is the lake I awl 11l war Ss al with far Ibbleal_e_likk hal. bovine a aker s =l aid her ambits el mew; sal the Mir. las et tense habegrew WY/ at wink It Is shiest Melt meal the prespeolo by the M. Melt el thwe two seaports with in Ilk bay of Pert !kWh lbe wild greweewat. el homed with the hapertsaw et ah Thal otarewewiesthe bennes the grill& mesa an k lie vaimokkui owl Os west gill kik of Whose ear Rkseader. bat erased senor am Is roe kr his fowl lo of taw% .—t hereat to bp adopter sal awl el awl kill/ warairtk, Yea hell( the kilsolowse Ok thew be. WWI red meter deartwa 1$ Moot owasew has buss sierra hitherto Is 11 . 1115= Ilea if the Owepteees phew et spunk% ao expires tosa 101 l bead there lopuralk asiewary ter the awed lasts I SI et moray. M weer "reel can ta ahlemer et the popularity red walidesse Wilk tile al results el this eseurprite are netted by Its preeret ehemieliere thee Ow ..1, rawer Is which Wry have nee the salk k e=hze tee eui teat nee of istenet is keep $ I. It per rest,. Se leki awe,d were tbmwhaleat to a film al sl= e la le eowery, As. a pwea s jeculrell awes amber is Os nem rows eller her nil YIN pear are; ma the 'aphid. th , Mum will met wail be fully pest sp let Snip ant. Nearly tre bad km pre tip isu intliffetiell 111 Mk awl eurrey 'bates hare bees freer tarred hen le slay to the Ulm eariehr. The heal= dila/ Owe' mew km Ad el earl le g e rsd ti pqr wk. hem the ells per or had ear ether advt. lips by the Lewd Oseussaest , the bed aware of the emery glib the the ths lease of west pal. weary NO espowes, ellowerlh, Omsk or =1: wereerwebh to ewer. ha ke thereela Prelfladla lie hay. that Whil e lila will be Mk mashet, ahl mime AO nil sawed fir pespekre beemposwernle hi the =beelopeset el he low vessark Ur sa = due Woe teurrel f o r athlete le thild we est will up te twit fl e . Lbw ellese). Ile Warr i tt. kW. ore th e k aimed to the elle periesely is thik wieswertMrs maw Ow iiiitelberla Sete It is the kw shoskt let el hp Is rah. like Pell til ri T l e:=lakelliet how the ere 111 pews% mei the slow reek lake Os mei al the foupeay. will le se esaweett. fallielkella_ SWIM uestraer of Coseresel, Plass, Warbler OWENS ainksserire Liao, wel If IdieldllM say be sem sad ad Arthur irterwathe obtled is affinities et the Mee of the Cow. Pal. d.. 1. 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It le remit tbet tie 0o to tits removel of On draeretisee, .Meld i dti re issa greed bell, the remits so be she& IS tie Nelsen Feed.— Ihrodeg Thom CZTIPTAL PALACI.--FITZ SHILLING DAT, Nov. 10. —Adadeslese es popsies, 114 ; gee by moos tier 900; Ilea Ashore, lAU. Oldiespeedded des kid yew. G. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1855. THE BATTLE OF KARL (MNI • OASIS= EXTRAOIDINAZT.) Foreign.oNes, Nov. 10. The Earl of Mande' has ressived a despatch from MajorAiseseal William% her Majesty% Own roimirmer with the Todd& array in Asia, of which the following is a eery: YAW, Oor. 3. 12141Lord,—I had the /aware to mammas to your ea the evenings/ the 29th alt. the glorious *tag plaid oa the mocalog d that day by the Bulteasetnep ea the Wakes above tars, over the Rumba way asesmasisd by Omen! Mearavis4 mid I sow beg te lambi yaw hmishj a with the prinelpel ingests of that will irm i l a r ai di, et shops of Is I sta ted that that the .. Ciesegel, after his second is destration grimed, mutton hos doer intremignients, which is flealied by Rails Pasha Tabis and Hull Tabia, meshed south, end eulabliald his asap at Bog& =village stagated shoat him iodise hong Ken. that Gamed Menrevis(servolia the army whisk task Kars is 1929, I essesived his last managavre to be preparatory either to a Yemenis- Mame, tea attac k apse It= Talmusb, hos whams the y pushed their appmeshes is the year above cited. whilst, therefore, the essay% column were is amok towards Begat 'fittest, I visited those lodging with Lionisaal Lake, and after staying the ground isitisi epos the nature of the Irwin to be th arr esea ur s io n e were planned and mould by e s l Lake with great skill aid eautp. I engine for your lordship's inferential' a li made by that a of the town and its lag heights, which are situated on the 0pi=172% of the rinr of Kars Chat, over which three tempo rary bridges had bees thrown to keep up oar ma munleations. As all verbal descriptions et hind's eye views of mead money but au nopsellest Mee of say legality, I beg to name a sketch main by Mr. whisk will, I treat, Mod to elasidate my dineipdon. Teer lordship will observe that whilst ear asap sad magazims in the town were reediest as safe as aireengstames would allow, the hills above tags commanded all, and were therefore the keys of me position. The intrenchments of Tahmssb, being those nearest the enemy's camp, demanded the greatest vigilance heel all entrusted in their defence; General Emery, a gallant Hungarian officer, commanded the division which oecoMd this emin ence; he was assisted by Majoir-General Hossein Pads and my aide-de. camp. Major Teesdale, who has acted as his chief of the staff. Throughout the investment, which has now lasted four months, the troops in all the redoubts and in treschments have kept a vigilant look-out during the night, and, at their appointed stations, stood to their arms long before day dawn. In my denote's, N 0.166, of the 29th ult., I informed your lordship of the arrival of the news of the fall of Sebastopol, and of the lauding of Omer Packs at Batoum. I also acquainted your lordship with the fact that the Russian General was engaged in sending off immense trains of heavy bag gage into Georgia, and showing every indication of a speedy retreat; this in no wise threw us off our guard, and Lieutenant-Colonel Lake was directed to strengthen many points in our extensive and under manned lines, and amongst other works the tabs bearing my name was constructed. At four o'clock on the eventful morning of the Nth the enemy's columns were reported to be tamed." M the Tahmasb front. They were three in number, smarted by 24 guns ; the first or right column beteg directed on Tahmssb Tabs, the second on Yalu& Tabia, and the tbhd on the breastwork celled Rend eon Lines. As soon as the Brat gun announced the approach of the enemy the memo were pet under arms in a central position, from which succours could be despatched either to Tahmasb or the English l lines. The mist and imperfect light of the dawning day induced the seamy to believe that be was about to surprise us; he advanced with his usual steadiness and intrepidity ; but, en getting within range, be was saluted with a semilisg fire of artillery from all points of the line. This unexpected reception, how ever, only drew forth load hurrahs from the Russian infantry as ft netted up the hill on the redoubts and breastworks. These works poured forth a fire of musketry saddles, which told with fearful effects on the dose mho= of atteek, more especially on the leftism, whieh,behig _opposed by a battalion of 460 (2assesues, armed wit ie rifles, wee, after long sad desperate egbilsempletely brakes, and sent leading down the leaving 850 dead on the field, besides ese carried by their comrades. • The =MI edema peogpitated itself on the re- Otabb of Taboo& and Yakesk Tabu, where desperate fighting marred and lasted for several bean, the enemy being repulsed in all his attempts , tenter the closed redoubts, which mutually flanked each other with their artillery and musketry, and made terrible havoc in the ranks of the orraileats: sad it wee here that Generals Runty and Hussein with Major Teesdale, so conspicuously their courage and conduct. Lieutenant- Gemmel Is sea Pacha also repaired to the scene of desperate strife to encourage the troops, and wee iranaded in the shoulder, and had two horses 'dna Miler him. The rigid column of the Russian infantry, sow ported by a bettery, eventual) y turned the left flask of the iatreeched wing of the Tahmasb defences, and whilst the Remise battery opened in the rear of the closed redoubt at its salient angle, their infantry penetrated considerably behind our position. Observing the °ammo:neat of this movement, and anticipating its conesquences, Lient.-Colonel Lake, who had taken the direction of of in the English Tablas, was instructed to send a battalion from Fort Lake to the =stenos of the defenders of Tahmasb, and at the same time two battalions of the reserves were moved across the flying bridge and upon the reeky height of Las Jeppe Table. These three :Melanin edemas met each other at that point, and, being hidden from the enemy by the rooky nature of the round, confronted him at a most opportune moment; they deplo ed, opened their fire, which stopped and soon drove bad' the enemy's re serves, which were then vigorously charged with the bayonet, at the same moment when Gement Rusty and Major Teesdale issued from the redoubts at Tassels sad charged the visitants. The whole of that portion of the enemy's infantry and artillery now broke and fled down the heights under a murderess ere of musketry : this occurred at half-pest 11, after a combat of mesa hoses. In this pert of the field the enemy had, including his reserves, 22 battalions of infantry, a large force of dragoon and Cossacks. together with 32 guns. Wbilat this struggle, which I have attempted to describe, was occurring at Tahmasb, a most severe combat was going en at the eastern position of the line, called the English Tablas. About half-past 6 o'clock Ls. a Russian column, consisting of eight battalions of infantry, three regi ments of cavalry, and 18 guns, advanced from the valley of Tebakmak, and assaulted than small re doubts, whisk after as stoat a resistance as their un avoidably feeble gumbos =ld mime, fall into their heads, together with the sensiting breastworks, defended loy townsmen and mountaineers from Leiden, whom donnish flags, according to their custom, were planted before them, on the Maser and conesqueut4r om into the heads; but ere the II had ia poetise of the felt, Captain pson b = received orders to used a bangles of infantry from each of the heights of landagh and Ands Tabis to rabbets the Enellsil lines. This reinforcement lillellMisd the deep very thumb whish acme the - Kars River, pined a bridge, recently thrown across it, sad asecm the opposite precipitous bank by a zigzag path whisk led into the live of works named by the Turks Inglis Tobias (the Eogßah Batteries). Their arrival was as opportune as that of the reserves directed toward Tahmasb, which I have had the honour to describe in the former part of this des pa tch ; these battalions, joined to those directed by Lieute nant-Carmel Lake, gallantly attacked and drove the Russians out of the redoubts at the point of the bay°. net, after the artillery of the enemy had been driven from these lines by the WOOS fire directed from Fort Lake and from Arab Tebia and Karedagh, by Capt. Thompson. This officer deserves my best thanks for having seised a favourable moment to remove a hea gen from the eastern to the western extremity of , aad with it initiated severe lose on the massoy. After the Russian infantry was driven from the English redoubts, the whole of their attacking force of cavalry, artillery, and infantry retreated with pre cipitation, plied with round shot from all the bat tenre bea ring on their columns. Daring their tem porary mouse, however, the queasy impaired two of our light guns, which the morality amongst our basics his famine prevented ow withdrawing from their Mussed reddens. He also carried el his trousaskihni nosy tit her yet be hit MI of the letter within and in front of these harangued*: and his retreat occurred at lust an hear before the amailaste of Tahrosab were pat to fight. Duthie this conibtst, which lasted nearly semi hours, the Turkish Washy, as well as artillery, fought with the most determined mange; and when it is recollected that they had worked on their en trenchmsets, and guarded then by sight, throughout a period extending to nearly fear months, I think your lordship will admit that they have proved them selves worthy of the admiration of Europe, and esta blished an undoubted claim to be placed amongst the most distinguished of its troops. With regard to the enemy, as long as there was a chance of soma he persevered with undaunted cou rage, and the Russian officers displayed the greatest gallantry. Their less was immense; they left Oa the Bid more than 6,000 dead, which it took the Turkish infantry four days to bury. Their wounded and prisoners in oar pommies amount to 160. whilst those who were carried off are said to be upwards of 7,000. As the garden wee afflicted with cholera, and I was apprehensive of a great increase of the malady, should this melancholy duty of the burial of the dead be not pushed forward with every possible vigour by our fatigued and jaded soldiers, I daily visited the soave of strife to encourage them in their almost end less tasks and I an assure your lordship that the whole battle-field presented a scene which is more easy to conceive than to describe, being literally co vered with the enemy's dead and dying. _ _ The Tartish deed and wounded were removed on the night of the battle. The dead numbered 362, the wounded 631. The townspeople, who also fought with spirit, lot 101 men. His Excellency the Mushir has reported to his go- vernment those offioerswho particularly distinguished themselves—a difficult task in an army which has shown such desperate valour throughout the unusual period of seven hours of uninterrupted combat. I have, &e., (Signed) W. F. WILLIAMS. The Earl Clarendon, &e. FRANCE. (sno* ova own coaanaroximire.) PAWS, SATURDAY ITIDIXO. The Ensperee_yestarday gave an audio's., at St. Cloud,. to Woo the Fatigues. minister, who delivered letters from his , announcing his accession to the throne, s ad ming the baron in the post which he now bolds at the Court of the Tuileries. A decree, in the Noniteur, makes the following diplomatic appointments :—Baron Brenier, councillor of state, to be minister plenipotentiary at Naples, vice M. Delacour gamed councillor of state ; M. Lefebvre, councillor of state, to suceted Berm Brdnisr as direc tor of the funds and accounts of the Department of Foreign Affairs; M. Benedetti lobe director of poli tical affairs at the Department of Foreign Affairs, vies Lefebvre; Count de Moottessay, minister pleni potentiary at Florence, to the same post to the Ger manic Confederation, vice the Marquis de Willey, who retires on a pension; the Prince de Latour d'Alvergne, minister plenipotentiary at Weimar, to indeed the Count de Mouttessuy at Florence; and the Viscount des Meloises Freanoy to succeed the Prince de Latour d'Auvergne. I hear it said that Baron Delacoor's recall is a trivial concession to the Sing of Naples, to whom he had made himself personally obnoxious by writing some eotletters which the King did not think sufficiently resphil. The international commission for cutting through the isthmus of Bats, embarked on Thursday in the Osiris, for Alexandria, ander the direction of M. de Lereeps. The Commandant-in-Chief of the French naval foram in the Black Sea, in concert with the English admiral, his fixed the 20th inst. as the period when all neutral vessels should return from the Sea of Asoff, if they desire to escape being caught in the ice and detained there all the winter. The =trance to the Bea of Anoff will be closed to merchant treadle on that day. "A detachment of sailors of the Imperial navy," says the Courier du Rune, "bee jut arrived here from Chsrbosrg in the Nord steamer, and is to pro ceed to Paris to occupy a place is the solemnity of closing the Universal Exhibition. The men are in fall uniform, with their arms, is if on 'sties duty." A grand banquet will be given by the dty of Parte, at the Hotel de Ville, en the 17th, to Prins Napoleon and the Imperial Commission of the Universal Exhi bition. After the banquet there will be a reception in the salons of the Hotel de Ville. The Bourse has presented no remarkable feature. Business is still ver7 calm. The Rents rose 6c., closing at 64.70. Ciedit Mobilise fella , and Austrian railwiya 12.60, on account of the tell of 73f. In French railways there was scarcely any alteration. The Paris police have just arrested a man who had recently come to the French capital by the Northern Railway, and who is suspected of Devine been con cerned in the murder of the Marquise d%anetieres, at Sommergen, I. Belgium. This mac, who is about 28 yids et tide, admits that be helper to the village of Contieh, which is close to the residence of the de ceased. The examining magistrate before whom he wee taken observed several marks of bruises and scratches on his fora, sad he had with him several articles of jewellery, and a sum of 400 f., for the pos session of which be could not satisfactorily account. He has bees placed in soofitiensent, to , await an answer to a oommuniciation made to the Belgian sathorities. GAP LIMITING IN MAZYLIDONE.—ON Saturday Yr. Greaawell, clerk of the limy Worse Vestry, Meted a report from Dr. Leshoby, as tiva see ',implied to the parish by tits Imperial Cesspeay. Is respect to the illastiostiay power, Dr. Lethal mated Met be had adapted the plea reenamooded to the 23rd meths of the set of pediment of the Great Coated Gas Doesostore' Dempsey, to assortele if the mow of 4 feet pee hour wee supplied is oeseedesco with Me seattesh The pewit was, so to the illsmieetimr power, that he bead it rasped from 18 to 20 pee amt. at dm sot of parliamout emoderd. Is rape of the quatity dames' per hear M the militia War, he mode videos Metlemate. TM result w that while the We mlaatistpower tho pm is hilly equal to the oastreat estodeld. a.. tality damped to the street Imps te Una 4 wait rest pee bass. la feet, with the presume which is seed I. the diaries of tea esurt.boese, the hareem trill sot deliver that qmadty per hoar ems tithe tap be toned fa* dasewskwits whisk is wait sioned is the MON Imp. (stamped ia. Additional.) [TWOPENCE . NAVAL AND MILITARY. INSTRUCTION IN MUSKETRY. A new mice of regulations for the orgaainatiOn of a permanent corps of liniments is weaken, has jut bum issued to the commanding oaken of all regiments of foot from the Hone Guards: The corps of instruction is musketry will bs, 1.011 matters appertnaing to its peculiar duties, subject to, and in eon munication with, the commandant of the .shoot of musketry at Ryas. It will mann ia the fi at Jonas* of 1 ems menden% 1 esptais, with an allowance of 1601. pa year ; 1 subsitera, with an allowance of 1001. per you ; 9 captains, at 3s. a day ; 9 sibalterns, at 2.. 6d ,1s Wilton to the Pay of their nat.; 1 Paymaster and quartermaster, at 6.. • day ; 1 marina, at fes.; 1 sergeant major, at 4s. 64.; 6 first class iostraotors, at 24. 10d.; 1 clerk, at 2.. 10d. ; 1 armorer, at 1.. 11d.. and 401. per year; 100 first class 'estranger, at 2.. 10d.; 100 escond cites ditto. at la. 10.1. ; 12 privates as fatigue men, at la ;44. The comenandeat, with p.y and allowasees as colonel on the staff, one amnia and oae Usatensa‘with the allowanes reepeetively of 1601. and 100 i. par samara is addition to their regimental pay, with the paymaster and surgeon, will be stationed ceastantly at Hytb; argued by the serpent major, five firstelass sergeant isstracton, the stssoanr, sad sink, sad twelve private' spinally appointed to the esta blishment lea Attlee et fatigue. All tke Allem appointed to this earn must have gess throsoh the nurse of Jannis time at Hyth., sad bays secoind certifiestse of qaslilleatioa treat the ..opsassadonb .11 ea full Pay, thsw will be eel- Gaud en the stronillt d ebelossegallea Pegimenta, sad have the same advsamges of promotion as if paean there with. With the empties of these employed at Hytbe, they will he detached to depot Whales', or pined to regiment. ev stations were their services es instructors may be Doan &red most requisite, et be employed la inepectlng sad pa parting, through the commandant et Hyth., for the General Commencing is Chief 'a isformatioa. spas the ketraction as curia on regimentally is districts to be assigned to them. FORTNIGHTS, Nov. H. The MOW deals transport Robert Lowe, No. 134,. arrived at Railhead this saeraing from the Crimea, banes cm board 193 non-cam mis diens sad mem, 16 sailors, and some eammiseariat driven, invalided sad wounded men. The troops are from various cavalry, artillery, sad foot regiments. About 90 of them We from Balaklan direst, banag received their wounds at the last attack on the Redan ; some of these cases are very bed, in olad.ng many icsen of limbs, Re. Both invalids sad wounded are all, however, doing well. The troops bays come home in shares of Captain Ewan, Grenadier Gandy and Lientnant Blake„ 18th Regiment, and is the medical charge of Aellilitellt Berrien Rilli•eit, 47th Regiment. The following have had a passage hems is the Robert Lowe: Captain Turner, lit Royals, in valided; Capt. My*, Royal Artillery, invalided; Capt. Vane, 23rd Pullin's, wended at the Roden • Captain Tinlag, Goodnreks, sad Wade, 90th Regiment, all grounded at the Ratan; Captains Lumley and Sibtliorpe, 97th Regiment, wounded at the Reties ; Capt. Hawkins, 97•1 t Regiment, invalided; Lieutenants Millen, Conner, and Tapper, 23rd Fusiliers, Field, 30th Regiment, Watson, 88th Regiment, Williams and Cann, let Roeals. all wended at the Roden; Lieutenant Fosherry, 77th Regi ment, wounded in the trenches by the loss of a leg; sad Assistant Surgeon Hayes, 2 3 ed Fasilien. Mr. Beek, of the 234, died after leaving Balaklava. The Robert Lows lett this port on the 26th of November last with drafts and stores, and, above all, with the na mes** iron cylinden, filled with gunpowder, and which were sent out to blow up the sunken Russian ships at the mouth of Rebaetopol Harbour. Tbs., cylinders she ably conveyed oat, and transhipped them on board a small schooner, on board of which vessel they now remain in the Black Sea, ready for use when the opportune time shall arrive. lee she arrived at Balsklave. the Robert Lowe was engaged in various duties ; she took eV the 13th Regi ment frog Gibraltar, and afterwards 900 French troops from Marseilles to Karnieseb. She has had a somewhat long and tedious purge home, having left Hankins and Kandeash, Ssi b .t. 29, Scratsri, Oct. ; Malta. 14; o.braltar, 24; and Lisbon, where she pat in for coals, Nov. 3. The cause of the long passage has been strong head winds, which occasionally blew quite a hurricane. Off Lisboa she passed the port Hollander, with loss of bowsprit. The Robert Lowe came into harbour this enemas to disembark the invalids. The Negociator, with damaged powder, and the Earl d Shaftesbury and Vienna, transports, have also come up to Spithead to-day from the Crimes. The steam nauseant Riegel* She left this port • week se basked • strong body landed at Folkestone The Great Britain, nines the Stein Legion Iron They are expected to and with other regiments Crimea in the spriiig. SPORTING. OP SHREWSBURY AUTUMN RACES—TizarsAT. 11l demi! brans el 8 arm. weit. with 40 added; S.yr Zt nb; hut, liat Sib; Gee. Ma, Neil abed, let nib; aurae sad Mewed /lb. The Mr= Wbe sell Ist 504.; snowman's if emend to be aid Ice tam Whom ease this yaw of Sel. (bambinos and =Mho exasgted) balsam hie own stabs. to wory lib; twice or lb ISM ; Irides 4.yr olds, slowed Sib ; five and upwards. 7th; home Weave hie stake About auverqoatuse at • nib. doe*, waft Wont running. Tee Ilwasweiess Kuseiser at 15 ewe. mob ; 31 1 , with 50 'idled ; the eeteed to restee MIL i the bard to save Mamba. • wiener of top Imam Webs or plea of pleek or any other riot velue 604., ellii r be Naloe id Me 1,1 :16 ; V et lOut. value, 141 b extra; It 111811111 a berm law 11111ffithr his r•keor MOM beck. If lbe pebbeedele e( 1w w 'assize. Pear to start, or lbe lab& weer mil BM be OIL Meet two salami a quarter. Et Abe et lb 4 Age at lb . Taman - ... ........... 4 6 4 (brad lab: 4 Morning Btu ............ 6 0 3 .......... • 12 beedwa . ......... .....- 1 I 11 0 7 r al . las Ile• Fern (um Sib 4 0 $ ill ei l in $ 4 Speed the Plough (be. extra) 1410 extra) /be Nabob Ailed° -- a II latosene . Pelakesteee - 4 11 Sammy Paimaa ......- S 10 Cooney .... ....... ...... 2 5 cerebella 3 613 .- 4 : =" -- f.... " ' " Marii::::::::: : 1 iIL 01, , , . c. ........._: 1 , 1 ... ...... ... • . 1 L.**. ............ • 10 &oft 3 lo Ittleritse ----- • 9 Ile Oldabei S 8 New le Grey Tammy 0 t TN* ..... — Pableelielt. i 6 A •••••• ___ ..—... - i ii cos ,Firebrand BilsWow 3 9 Falb.* .... $ 9 1 ForkW:* OM $ 9 7 tray Dna ...... ....„ 3 7 Etbelbeld. s s Prlnee Plereibie a s ,1.1, IliecrirPer ...... •••••• ! i s a i i i 4 • 6 i i i Ira 4 NW anise ...... Goinakesple 4 Ilmtle *Battle Is . disquonisd. Wig t the forfeit na. Ms Aerial Senn gni" of ions ink, with 25 Win ; for 3.yr. olds; est ; mad Mee, 4t Nib; the mond to Ban his stake; hones tsarina started three times without winning ellowed Sib; wineen of 301. Mb atm The winner to be sold for Sot. ' allow. anon 11 entered to be sold ler less. Penn itulongs. To goes the ors g before nuuslug. Tin Raceme hen at 30 ens. added to a sweepetakes of 3 sow. for bore/641st have never won 201. this year; 3.nolds, 7st 210; fear, Ost ; let 7Ut ; sad egad, list Ins; mares end geldings allowed 311); the seemed to save Ms stake. Memnon to be cold for 702.; allowing, If entered to be sold for km; hones having slatted Ave gnus this year without winning, or baled mend In any race where they neared let., te be allowed Sib; half.bred hones allowed Sib in addition. Alen we mile end a quarter. To some the evening bikes running. Tate gionve guntear OISLLTRO Rice at 3 son. each. with 38 added; the winner to be moldier 301.; too wooedm mew hie stake. Biz fur. longs. To ekes thinning before running. lan Amencenso Pun, wows 50 one.; the last horse to gin the snood U. ; yr olds, Ilet ; fuser, list 21b ; tne, 12st 10th; snares and geldings allowed sib; helf.bred horns allowed Sib In addition; the wiener to be sold toe 1501.; allowastes if entered to be sold for to.; gentlemen riders; professionals lh extra. One mile and • half: —Old Rowley, 6 yrs; Victory. 6 yrs; linelnet, 5 yes; Eulogist. I yrs Monies Max, 5 yrs; ht. Andrew, 6 yrP ; Unger, 5 yes; Medal, 4 yrs; Whltellffe, 4 yes; Ilaiby, 1 yrs ; Humboldt, 4 yrs ; Brampton. 4 yes; Veteran. 5 yrs ; Cropper, II yrs. A ewearnsams of 10 soya each, h It. with Sl added, for 2 nolds; echo. Est fitle; Oat 61 b; the winner to be sold for 2002.; Clow. noes U entered to be sold for lees ; • winner at this meeting to curry Sib extra; • winner of 501. (handicap. and matches 'scented) to carry Slb in addition; bourn horses at this meeting once, allowed slb ; the mooed to one his stake. rive twinge. To close the evening before naming. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The United &►vice Gazelle says that the Duke of Cambridge has formally signified to the Contsaander-in- Chief his deal,' to be spin implied on active service. The following officers go out in the Ripon, besides those whose mantes have already been given in the Ex press, tie.:—Corot the Ho.. F. 0. Raid, of the 4th Lig►t Dragoons, and Mr. Wm. Robertson, storekeeper to the Commissariat Department; to Malta, Elisions Todd, Martin, Dickenson, of the 4th Fon•, and Ensign Daly, of the 46th Foot ; all to the Crimes. Purveyor's Clerk F. Lee to Scutari. Two Russian prisoners, named Gustaf Mild and Frederick Kroondir, embark on board the Ripon, at Devooport, for Constantinople. THE FRENCH COINAOL—Tbe Mimi/cur of you • tsrday says: .` We thick we ought to remind the public that the geld pieces of 10 frees with the Emperor's effigy on them, and having 17 millimetre for their diameter, see this truly *Mos tolled ie by the decree of the 7th of April last. This withdrawal from the currency does not apply, onesquently, either to the old 10f. pieces with the effigy of the Republish or to the 10f. perm with the imperial effigy that hen been issued aad are still coined every day is gas adios of the same dere : those pieces, which are 19 mini motes is diameter, toatinse to have legal currency. As for the 6f. gold pieces, although by the terms in the decree of the 7th of April last they are to be coined in future to a dimmers of 17 millimetres, photos having a diameter of 14 millimetres, issued previously is virtue of the decree of leeway 12, 1864, have not ceased to be a legal teeder." A colossal military monument, from a design by Signer Maroshetti, is shoat, we (At/wows) understand, to be set up en the poi* of Scutari, in the buriel-grouad purchased these by the British govsrament. The situation Is superb, sad the design is described as simple, pathetic, and imposing, with a cross m its promisee object— *trope symbol to crown the headland which commands the masque of Si Sophia! The group will be *anted la West of Ennead granite. AL Mario is studying Manrico, in the Tweeter", which will be prune* very shortly. This will be a ever e ordeal for tte voice of the celebrated genor.—Mdlle. Rite Paved, the well•knewn prima dooms, has arrived in Peri, iamb fee Italy.—lt is ettafideady stated, notwithstanding the floariehing moose' given in a few of the New York papers of the soccer of Mae. Rachel in that city, that, in a pecuniary paint of view, the speculation has beau so far a failure. The receipts were considerably increased, it appears, by Mlle. Rachel's singing of the •• Moreillatee," bat the chef"d'atuvr• of French tragedy have frequently bees performed before half filled houses—a terrible anti• clime to the somewhat preposterous expectations put forth in the programme published is Ptliii.—Usliffiassi. PEACE MEETING AT DEVONPORT.—A lecture we delivered in coiseemlos with the Peace Society, by Mr. Edmund Fry, at the Temperance Hall, Fore-street, Develo ps*, oa Monday eosin last. There was a very large and respectable atteadeace. Mr. Joseph Elms took the chair. Alter Mr. Fry's lecture, Mt. William Davey said that bellevieg as he did that this war was just, though as fervent a lover of pesos as any man, be shquld move a *so lution to the effect, that this smileg is of 'lint°e that the war should be vigorously prosecuted until the foundation of a lasting poem shall be obtained. Mr. Littleton. Mr. Slater, of Statehouse, and other pendent** took part In the dieennainn. acd Mr. Fry submitted an amendment in aecord saes with the vieweef the Poses Society. This was rejected, sad the resoled= of Mr. Deny, fat the vigorous prosecution of the was, carried by a vary large majority. A vote of *oaks was then pained to the shales* for the very able meaner in which he had coedueted the dioceses, as well as is Mr. Fry, for the address he had delivered, wed the pro endings tonsiautod. SUTRA! IN TEE UNITED Srarns.—Ascanas DIMIVIMBD.Carica.—II has been seen by our reports of the proosediop in the Synod of the Datab Reformed Chun*, whisk he been la melon during the nest week, that the Veldts of admitting the closers et North Heirolia• late the spied we decided in the nosetive, on a estilaMase oared by the Rev. Dr. Betimes, of Broeklye, by a owed 65 to $4. The oases of exclusion was slavery, whisk boa awn sesta and divided the churches, north sad seethes( the prebytereas, methodists, sad Doak refeensol.—Amo rims/Won Duke of Beaufort's, Wedn:lay, - ;;:rlett's Cate ; Monday, Woes. rester Lease; Saturday , Tete Radar. Beds* Wedorday, NO/lm Conyers; Friday, Streatham Villsn - at half.pest 10. Cheildre. Wednerday. Dradwell flsU; Thursday, Church Mluelsoll; Suturdar. Benton Hall-at half-pad 10. Lord base's, %Yolanda,. btarenhoe; Friday, MUlbrook- at halt. put 10. Earl Fltahatdlnee's. Tuesday, Reid Wool; Wednesday. Sudeley amps Jko nodal. Durabletal ; Itatarday, (roadway-at half. pot 10. Beh's Ilsobision, Tuesday, dehbetry ; Saturday. Sutton-at half-post 10. IloWeruns, Tuesday. Arras Hoare; Thursday, Aldborough; Frt. day. Holum, ttpaidlop Moor-at a quarter to 11. Moutuouthsturs, Tuesday, Trader's Park; Friday, Marken Wood at laalSpaw South Ostordebtte (Mr. J. S. MIIIIpes), Tuesday, Stow Wood; Frulay, Iloltou l'lts-at • quaesr toll . Pembreloubtre (Mr. Lon Fhllllps's),Wedneaday, The Rate Course; Friday, Cotteueore-al half.past 10. HOOkedoe Oreens— , at a quarter to 11: _ _ _ Surrey Unto', Monday, Kennels; Thursday, Behan& Vllirp; Saturday, Halle Hall—at halt-past 10. Cast Suess, Tutectay, °arum Street; Friday, Sidle' Oresn—at haltpast 10. Mr. Anstruther Thomson's, Monday (bre day), Skimming Dish Hide; Tuesday, Bletchingion; Thursday, Horton Common; Salta. day, ficuldern Cista—at 11. Tiverton, Monday, Kilterton ; Thursday, Combs, Hatreds:a—at half.past 10. Tynedate, Monday, Shaw Home; Wednesday, fitamfordhazo ; Friday, hirkbarle—at a quarter to 11. United Pack, Wednesday, I.ln ley—at V.W.H. (Lord Otilord's). Tuesday, Barnsley; Thtusday, Oakeey Village ; Saturday. Feirlord Townond—at a quarter to 11. ' Warwickahire, Monlay, Ladbrooke ; Tuesday, *batons ; Thurs day, Ooklicom ; Friday, %Croat= Abbey—at a quarter to 11. Warwickshire Nor* Tuesday, Moakley Hone; Wednesday, Clrors Park Friday. Cubbington Hate—at a quarter toll. Wheatland, Tumday,Neentom—st lull-pant .0. Worcestershire, Monday, shrawley Wood , Weduesday,CliffeWood; Friday, Orevie—atbalt.past 10. Co:onel Wyedhant's, Mooday, Fabius/ham Om"; Wednesday, Cross Nod.. astrod; Friday, Plaletow Mount—at half.pam I. Sir W. W. %Ina's, Mon da y, Ktnuele. Suriton ; day isd llonottes ; Saturday, Peaky—at halt.p..t 10. or Yarborough's. Woodsy, Swallow; Wednesday, Hirt= Sta. Una; Saturday, Ayberby Mill—st 11. York and *lusty. Monday, Fairfield; Tuesday, Nun ApPeton: Thursday, Nua Mouestan; Saturday, I'll Moor, litalletton—at half. past 10. Huntingdonshire, Tuesday, tiontersham ; Friday, Pldley—at I'. West Norflk. Friday, Item end Crown, linettishrun—at 11. Stockton, Itilllogbans, and Hartlepool, Thursday, Mutton Henry— at half-past 10. B. V., Tuesday, linuminstae Commas; Friday, Buckland Heme— tVt I. os. Monday, Patches; Wobbled'', Thunder's Barrow; Saturday. Hike quarter to 11. Bromegrom. Woodsy, Woodrow; Friday, Vlico—at 11. Brookside, Monday, tisorrarket 111. I; llturaday.TeiaeombeTys— at lull-put 10. Duloarton, Monday, WNW Flee,; Friday, Mammy 11111 (We— st halt-past 10. IL H. (itodseater), Meads', Chimaey Corner; Thursday, Lower Shame, at It. High Peak, Tuesday, Taddingem ; Thursday, Gotam Gam; Satur da. Headstone lane—at teiredadle and OstealbseA, Monday, Taisleld ; Friday, Penton—a half.piert 10. Somerset, Monday, lilddleney Farm; Friday, iltorsey —at hat. past 10. r BAUD ON A POSTMASTRR.—In April last II eenteet.lookiag young mat, named (epprodiately enough) John Leech, visited Carmarthen, and 00000 need himself to Mr. John Matthew., the postmaster, as a surveyor's clerk from the 0 I Poet dace. his errand being the inspec tion of sundry outlying or country post-dew sis different parte of the county of Carmartbta. Mr. Matthew., of course, was satisfied from the n f his madman's, that he was a postdam official, and consequently gave him every facility for the prosecution of his bugbears. After a short time, Kr. Leech left for Newcastle-Rotlyn, and when he had bean gangly located twee for a day or two, he despatched an Isaiah' to Mr. Matthews, informing him that he held • post ethos "warrant" (or order for moues) upon him to the amount of 121., requestino that that sum might be trans mitted to him, and no would send the warrant by return of post. Mr. Martha -s at use. sent toff the 12J , but waited in vain for the warrant. He had, however, the consola tion of receiving a letter from Mr. Leech. stating that is bormeguence tau error in the warrant, he had been com pelled to retain it to the General Pod.office for rectification. Several motesisys elegised, and at length Mr. Matthews re mired a later from Mr. Lech, dated Llandovery, and in forming hits that the warrant bad nct only beets rectified, bet had been Increased from 12e. to 321. lle. Rd., and if Mr. Matthews wonlei tanner him with the difference between the sum be had already received, and that which the warrant authorised him to obtain, the document sheuld be homed,- way forwarded. Mr. Matthews immediately transmitted 20i. more, but received no warrant in return. Having waited a reasonable time, he applied to the authorities at the Gesersi Fiestofilise for his mow y, and was then informed that no warrant bad been based, that Mr. Leech had been employed is the Post-oflos, bat had been discharged, and that his money would not be reteaded by the government. In feet, it was evident that it was a owlets swindle.— Carmarthen Jewited. [Advaatisilaint.)--A LIEITritIiANT Or DRAGOONS Coarser lisineseemsu NT HOLLOWieII 07111IIMIT MID PILLIL—TIis OEM. silent , do We& rem maim that floffingmos plUs awl eilnemime yesenrol hi. d rissumaffing, visite appeased to be to =es wither era Vablir er mser balls, vier prepararkme rare re . e dis, asl good. sod the trimmest ire the dssir 'Ow road wintert whim: enestes. At Oda =be fommemill Wog ilrea d C aid robbing the ointment i sienteminleg peer mesa Mich ellostissly eared Ida In the soma d ma melba. - lb* of this staismast elm be moduet yer by Mr. I. b. =Tt i of Sgioikr•Des.—Sold by ail 6181001 s. sied trolemer onataliebeeent. , MM. fail% end at Maidirebsk Maw at; by A. Meng Mt % OrmgaMt asp; a. CMGs,. ewer; ad 111. Mel" Mega. the Crimes. rigor, . owwwww—w sum-p••• a, rt m agma arr i aa d a t typith aa d to-day. Dra ri oo tor . _ Eheff m tw ord. r.p. kke el Tursee m r, Drayort 1, Friday, TlotrUill. Market etk sir for Htli i °ll " wb '" the init * Mr. Trelawny'a, Tuesday, Sbaugh Eddie; saturday, Orouaton—et a the roteisp,l t y s ton t whom she half .," ta . yesterday. • o n,....,...• , itairionkAUl4.Xrids:. Hu- steam troop ship, Is to take est 141:00 =; 4l r i ar elb y:orda F at ammirs w. ma Shoreehffs Dent week for the soot . Bewared S y l i tr i tie. ir 10 1' . . Stabilize WO: Saturday .I:2"D„P,ol3l247,,R.dtitsgntils winter, W 2ii of Stanatord'a. Mooday. Mr. Jones•a, Buckley Noo s e; nun. "'""" " t h e ''.......'..". 0 ..... "" ..w day, Illearry Park; Saturday, Stapledord Village—at balf.paat 10. buffo*, Tuesday. Rankly.. at: Mull. Thuraday, Litigate; Saturday. 'I PIO I /I; a .. V.. ...... ~. R .~~.