The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-18 00:00:00

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OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. for the last fortnight, still the sick and officers are not, and the reason is that there are not yet enough hospital and offioers' huts served out or in the Crimes. I know several regiments and bat teries of artillery that still have some of their oleic ander canvas. One would have thought that the omenianding officer in each case, although short at hospital accommodation, would have so far attended to the sick as to have put them before this (Deo. 4) into men's huts es a temporary measure, or else that the principal medical °goer of each division, or even Dr. Hell himself, would have looked better after the comforts of the sick and wounded. As for the officers' huts, they, in addition to fitting badly and letting in the rain, are dreadfully cold, mach colder to live in than under a doable tent, which means one tent placed over another. These huts are divided into eight compartments, and no doubt it was Intended to give a tiny stove to each oompert asset; bat, unkrtunataly, only cue very small stove has come out for each het, set as you may =PR's ), the occupants will not find the heat too great. The same remark applies to the men's new large huts. Instead of the Quartermaster-General's department being enabled to serve out two or three large stoves to each hat, it is only able to afford one. Now, then is only one way of remedying these die erepenoies, and that is by building a regu lar fire-place and chimney in each case; for there are no old stoves or stove pipes to be procured. Sebastopol has been so gutted, that bricks are not to be got even If transport were es behad, and stone is not at all plentiful. I already know of some individual MN where the officers have left the huts, and gone back to their tents, there to remain till more stoles come out, which the Staff my are imputed. The Highland Division, on account of being so near trees and brushwood, is not supplied with fool, and very properly so, from our commissariat. Large trees are often blasted out near Samara end Baidar with powder. Sir Colin Campbell has telegraphed not to have his horses and kit sold, so it is pretty certain that he intends to re turn to take command of the first corps d'armee, to consist of the Ist, 4th, and Highland Divides& The ether corps d'ormie will consist of the 2cd, 3rd, and Light Divisions. His Assistant Quartermaster- Geeseal, Lieutenant-Colonel Shadwell, late captain lerthe 19th Regiment, goes home on leave next Ea terday. The new main road from Balaklava to the Light Division, although in many parts unfinished, still can be used the whole way. If mot kept in eenstant repair, it will sue get hollow in the centre and full of holes. According to late accounts from Woolwich, the 22 oempaniesof the Siege Train Artillery, now under the esomsed, in the front, of Colonel St. George, and at isisklave, of Lieutenant-Colonel Browne, are to p look This, if true, will be of great benefit to that urn of the service, for now that the siege is over they are of no use as an armed body of men, for of the 1,800 and odd on Balaklava heights there are only about 380 *erbium amongst them ; of course they -possess their shoat swede. Ilse went armed body of mon out here are the Sappers ; they, although die companies strong, which ought to make 1,000 men, instead of 540, as at present in the Crimea, have no other arm but the old smooth barrel carbine. All the old tracks • mad all the different camps are in a fearful elide. Ryon the Woronsoff Road, between Sebuto lei bed the French telegraph, i. like a river of mud, altßenelt It is in tolerable condition still beyond the latter to Phone Paso. The small villages or bazaars —one called Little Hamitsch, on the Weaned Road, behind the Light and Bossed Divides', and the other called Little Ladikoi, near the Guards' camp, or the iron huts—are in a most drudfal condition as regards mud. There has been very little firing for the lad three days between the nee* side and the allies, and there is a total want of shaves or guard, to be amused with. By pen& sion of the mixed oommiesion our troop are allowed to take a small quantity of cordage out of the Redan, for the purpose of caulking their huts between the junction of the rafter-plates under the caps. The French are not near so parti cular about leave. They not only go down to Sebas topol by regiments with several six-horse artillery waggons each day and night, bet they will also, on the principle of taking French leave, walk off with everything they can lay their hands upon. (TROY OITA SPECIAL CAMP, 813A8TOPOL, Deo. 3. The weather has motioned very unsettled. Tits wind, which blew very strongly from s mouther 4 direction during the night of the 30th of November and early on the morning of the Ist instant, caused some damage through the camps, ,but none of a serious nature. A goodly number of tents were blown over, and some few of the new huts in course of erection. The tents overthrown were 'chiefly those occupied by yowl campaigners, to whom the effects of soaking rain in softening the earth about the tent pegs, together with high wind, were novelties, and who omitted to take the necessary precautions of relaxing the tightened minas, and seeming the pegs, to meet the additional strain to which they were subjected. The hats only partially built and offered in yielded readily to the pressure of the gale, and, being neither secured in a sunk foundatiom nor hav ing an extended bass, were easily overthrown. The nature of the. compartments in which they are con-, 'traded prevented the occurrence of any damage of importance, and on the wind subsiding the parts were placed together eight without difficulty or much labour. Yesterday the wind was more westerly, and came sweeping along in heavy squalls, memo panied with beating showers of snow. Between the squalls—and their approach wsisignalled by the sudden gathering and approach of dark masses of clouds from the seaward—the sun shoes brightly, and the steno plane exhibited the usual characteristics of a day in April. To-day (December 3) we have been without rain or snow, and the temperature has been mild. The covering of snow on the higher ranges of the mountains which rise beyond the plain of the Taber nays to the eastward is still very scanty, and only seen in patches. The early migration which was noticed of various kinds of wild fowl towards warmer regions had led to the expectation of an early add severe winter ; but the event has proved to be the very reverse se this supposition. The fineness of the weather athmsted all the officers who could leave camp to wham the Grunt -International Steeple chase whieliores fixed to come off to day. It took plots on ewe tolerably- level ground between the 'Peewit Headquarters and the Monastery. Some arti- Add eislristisas were formed by banking up a small stress, illabg &whoa, and introducing other im pediments of a like nature. The ground was not so heavy as bed been anticipated from the quantity of rain which had fallen lately, owing to the moil being of a more sandy quality, and her frequented than in other parts of the plateau. Ounlau7 to anticipation, there were very few wi dest& Although a few riders were thrown in the coons of the day, I heard of only one casualty of at all a serious character. A lieutenant of the 7th Royal Fesitien, Lieutenant Waller I believe, was ridden down in the first rush, and as he was tarried towards his camp on a stretcher he appeared to be considerably shaken. There were many French officers present, bet very few Sardinians, in conse quence of the distance of their camps from the seine of the sports. In the evening a very large party dined together at the restaurant established near the Third Division. The fire from the mirth side has greatly increased during the past week, both against the part of the town occupied by the Freak, and also against the Harebelnan suburb. Fora men of the 18th Royal Irish Regiment, who were et work near the docks, were wounded this morning by the explosion of a shell, and yesterday Lord R. Browne, of the 7th Fusiliers, received a slight injury while on duty from a similar canes. Hitherto, although large parties have been employed , not ally in the dockyard, but also in fetching supplies of timber and stores from all parts of the docks and embark, scarcely any one has been injured. A. very heavy fire of shells was maintained for several hours against this part of the tows to-day, so that the usual fatigue parties were not permitted to enter it. The discharge was kept up partly against the remains of the Whits Buildings, either from some working party having bean no- Mood Awe, or for the purpose of setting them on fin, and partly against the dockyard, where the enemy had no doubt observed the penman of groups of soldiers. The French fire against the north side has been more reserved of late. The Russian batteries bearing upon our position above Inkermann, have also maintained a frequent fin. Their shells reach a considerable distance towards the Careening Bay ravine and the camps en the right of the Light Division, but are generally per banning in their effects. No change out be perceived in the disposition of the Russian detach ments hutted on the heights overhanging the ruins of Inkermann and the valley of the Tchernaya. A few days since, a body of Remain troops, &boot three oe four thousand strong, advanced from the Khan/ Mackenzie road into the upper part of the valley, bat the object of • the inownest wan not apparent. It could hardly SOTTO much purpose sea reseanshemiss, on account of the commanding range for observation afforded by the position on the heights above ; end it could hardly be expected to succeed, if it wee% eel some supposed, a bait to tempt an admen of the French against them, for they never left the cover of some of their batteries. The lower part of the Toler nay& valley is becoming much flooded. Deo. 4. Heavy and continuous rain fell during the whole of last night, and the surface of the camp ground, where not drained, is reduced to a mere GRAND • CRIMEAN wretched missals. I must sot forget to antics the asuntent owed by eigat seas of the Coldstream" Osaka dressed as Unisons , All their fanifal isetrucasots were weed and imegiaary, Inapt a Ana They did not slog at sU badly, and they apparently had a considerable amount of shillings thrown to them. Oa e they very oesasioa of a pablis Were, except in the towhee, or et a battle, ere to be Ken atoning the world. Many en the ground said it was a far better oppertnity for the Russians to attack than after the esplosion on the 15th of November; but, different from last spring mass, all the °Sous, English and French, were mounted, sad wore their swords. swamp. The general orders include the-following : " Any application made by an officer for the sale of his we mission mast be scoompsnied by the following docu ment signed by the officer : H, Having applied for permission to retire from the envies, Ido bweby authorise the regimental aped, in the event of my sppffication being granted, to re tain from the proceeds of my commission the nsnal sum for the purpose of defraying the expense of the passage of the officer who shall bo adored'" oat to join the envies c o m panies in my suommsion. (FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.) CARP 1111FORB SEBASTOPOL. Deo. 4. The Initial is treating as most roughly—rain. snow, and hail. or bail, eaow, sad rsbil are by tend oar ocelpasioos. The wild, or storms, ea Friday sight blew down several et the new and old bats, stripped the rah off others, particularly in Betakes and ap at the Banatorins, and laid many a hos pital marquee sad soldiers' bell test level with the grand l'he Finn Brigade et the Highland Divi sloe bad all its hospital nemeses blows doers. sad the silk were wed into the assets hats. Altissegh all the abodes ass of this faith* haw bssa batted — reat lt eo T o ll gl F y F the E. great power Nothing can show of Melike's Toshiffo, than that at the present moment there are thousands of persons is the educated countries of Europe, who, without bowleg anything of the work of the insane of themodere comic dramaAndeestand immediately CAMP, Dora 4. what is meant by "Tersile." Mohan has created a weed Early yesterday amain the weather mexpectedly be- in the great Europe's vothbalary. Ile has dose more the* Tamsleo, permitti ng cog the rams to come off is the afteesoon. this, it is tree ; bet so one can deny that this is a great achlenrment. To have fired a label on me of the bottles TM wane ideated was is a valley, or es a low Masted fiat which hive up the peculiar juices which are extracted from betimes the liesostesy sal Misateh Bay. The pound wria the seething forme of modern society is something, and that is to odor, and the Laos end Weeks was well oboes* Moller. has dose. Every Tartu& of the present and fettle is to patine, sad sammaleely well artifloially made. The mention my feel meted that he has his denomination diseases to be nut fee dm fir sad seam& me was twice tolerably well mottled, without an application to the Herald's eased the wane, or ewe miles, musing 12 Inns te In taken. TM lest leap emented et • math 4 feet wide and 2 feet College. Eng. milks nose wall 1 feet high. The enesd, of a trends Pour years ago as attempt was made to represent as IMO wide, IMt Mop, with a hurdle 3 foot high. The i the Haymarket Theatre, the Tortuffo is a translation, is ----• the mode in whith it was played before Louis Quenon. dig was the brook, 8 feet wide, with a fame in frost, I •••—•r=------- _ spm 444. Th e f eac tA, o f a ma 3 p,,, "ma, coLoxim ouwilat —Tb a Buenos Ayres papers The translation --by Mr. °mind, we believe—was as well done, es an isaponibty ever will be done. There is no lkilnedd by as ambankasest 3 feet high, es top of which report the arrival there of Colonel Olideri, the intingsehed 11100 &died fame 3 fed high- The fifth. of • Mom wall about Italian palliate in the service of the Repiblic, a fter bie translating a Frank ennedy any more than there is say 4 g en t la s h. tw i sts d oo m s , to t h o mum ; cad tbs long and adventurous absence. The following is coudeund trasslat of any week of imaaination. But the difficulty 6th, from the enthusiastic account in the Trines., of the 22nd of tru ing atou of Koller. does not depend upon the imegi. of • desiestly smug hurdle about 4 feet high. Oa the of October :—. Colonel Olive waived y sterda Its - a none Unit I nand Eir Witham Cedriaglos . the Can- dbeerbark den, cue of the most notable and spesy;:s'neoul nation of the author, but upon the peculiar delicacy of the maader-inChief, who left after the first non ; Gwen& °maces which i ever greeted any of the maltreat Omens lannage. Rail as we will at the poverty of the French indham, Garrett, Lawremea, Trodepe, aad Lad eaTivritaisofenrecapital. The people of Buena Ayres, set dialect, we must still perforce confess, that as a medium of b n y or the Celesta **armadas it is unrivalled. Of this peculiarity Moller. William Partin • Colossi ... ' 14•11114 .... 8.11 Li e • L ' C ' °l•°*l in days mosibmfulimfrertrietcosausvieestry's IleiMadretrirte Kookow• us the tido of the aill sworloolini the when firings hick he underwent in the Roman dungeons fader . r of the tub has availed ;dwelt ;cad if Mr. Ogenford has not ' succeeded was Mudd Under, who remised till atter the fithea w ef despotism for Mertens consecutive ,in transfuring this into English, he may shield himself under the plea of the impoestbility dimness. He has done repel Renghnir- He arrived sad departed is hie ma d jived biotin immense numbers. tinwards of a thousand NA an d a p, d raw , 4 i nc grey honors. with two Fresh Italian natives greeted his disembarkation, which wag all that could be done. affected at half peat two p.m. Ths most distinguished Mr. Webster brought out the Tartuffe last night at the WANT Bolan so Postilions , hooded on honon tch by society of the city bailed him with enthusiastic plaudits, the well knew* aloes of Algeria. temps who aceampanied by two bands of music, one Italian and see Adelphi, as nearly as posdble, as well as we can recollect, in we • white turban, end ander his white calico robe Argentine. The port was one man of people, and Colonel the shape in which it was brought out at the Haymarket. The we an a ree y i wat iewne s w or e & m a mma raw., woe , o f Olivieri had no small dificolty is reaching the carriage whole play wee one eoutiseed action. No drop scenes is asoba.aitaadas by a aulanaaa imam " staff, and was while had beenebromught f here c; li w i as es. visi Th d e multitude mom- tervened to stop the isterest, and to give opportunity of esembil by halt • troop et Chinese. d'Afrigen Mrs. 8e• by visi te d a great comber ennui. The end of each ant was marked by a performs.* of the meet sesiiest men i the kale, with kw provides wages, arrived es the Mead at wilt' their baud of made, de n filed to salute him, to the aloe of some of the mean of the period. There was no fiaggiag, about half-peat 2, mid slier energise most rowels wises, of ' Viva Plias,' to which the colonel eeplied, adding hie so impatiest stamping of the feet for the raising of the w o ma n j a n at t h e I m o to m u so o t i ng owe boaam" the ' viva' for the Argentine liapabliet, to whose gownsman and certain. If this ii the faithful representation of the mode bell test (the only One Oa the them) provided the her P b • a ° :l i r Idnag prased abwelif:l7aresihninardblia° tc a tt ta t t d :rod fordintr7 , in which dramas were performed in the days of Louie vont-gardea Theatre toMblei dews, se as eke imagised, was pulled dews. j w I s BA/. m asQuE„ c o g' Quitters., we envy the ancestors of tin modern Frank. "PM w••• • car. °nim bi° of Fn.* r° l * was - nowded last night, almost beyond preemies; with lir. Webeter's personification of Tartnffe was perfect. This sectsou toes, the atessured gesture, the cat-like licking dims pesesst, but sanely a dams Beglish. Than tise of gaily-dressed masqueraders and more soberly eteeplediness appmently mused great Interest to eardike, dike, for at epeetators. Catalan of th rice. clime. and pried. out for 114•7•10••• Inge triumphs of histrionic Porilniten. In oddities la about a thwthean English nota ted , a „„,, wen placid in etrasg contrast with the ordinary drew of Is eontemplating • representation of this kind, we out amid ,. cog sta gr oxy a r y, am o saaca . ja h aery , sa4 3 „ r o am e a r d ry-day lilts, sad nothing was wasting bat that scree undimmed the rep of the unworthy portion of the clergy together with eallees, aaimagee whom wee Prince " I:srattwarth ta s• a C t s : s f foreaffrsar our 00 11° IL lish t c a l ar a rr . of Frame 02 the representation of the Tortvffe and their Victor, thee. were, I dwell asiedete, sheet In hundred boars. The theatre was tastefully decorated n and lightid, trestle attempts to procure its suppression • "Why on earth," moused Prank and flaraislaa °Leen. liedste4 asd then& ds *on was divided Jan two parties. by the laid Louis Quaterse to the Prince de Conde, after being math " e ased th e su ltana, a the we athae, tini rate " a m raised platform es which the orchestra Ina bass placed present at • ligation play celled Scoramouelv, "do the not hag' b ath b e tter nia tthomA and thserthee the wbcgo during the tirronn_si_to concerts. Th is arras doubt- pekes cry out naiad Tartu" asd never have a word to ornallonout s won owl ors to thontoo stowonfor two of damns, but the We a n! Ilre ' arious epsetatiorrwurs may against Mereissowatef " Bessuee" said the Prism, et whom were Pokey.. I mass • pthgessasse with report meek injured ►by fr. An emi n e nt 'election of "mud in reply, " Seermrsounte may ridicule. religion anti piety, Y yes think it may be istereatiag te year modem of the dean music was admirably performed by Jellies's Med, for which they don't cant a straw, but Metiers ridicule. day'seports. and the gaieties was asiataiskel is fell farce metal • lat. themselves, ead that they eased stand." " They insult ORAND 111LITART OTISPLICHAMIL beer. me," said Mean, "In the name of piety, and devote me to somacy, nearer 3, NW TR; B.OIIIIERT OF JIWILLIET AT POZTIMOI7TIL tative ref the cause of cbarity."—Mideme Celeste, Illewuss--"leesent Tenn let DMA's, Mane Saday, Tedder —I f° si ne bsd b•in obt a ined up "'We'd" (111•114•1) lire. Keeley sad w r y Belby stai d Oldie veral ti oasis; led Devisee. ueettemothisati setiewo, eine; net Inn. Ransom al to tin torintroson of the robbery of jewelisey _, ' . --' " Be se , _...._... pal rt. Mier Mans% Zeta; cavalry. le. =kik ilith Reenes; ow at Mmes. Emanuel's, adjeiniag the Deskyard, Portsmouth. ' , Ws inet Mons ow eserlll- The pica n we ll W l ' . Ninth de Soloing Zigaissil Odds% Claims Tayiar. Mit; roc • reseed el lOW. ha bees eased See tisk eggeebeaales. the attestios of Woven of good acting. LItHZ NIGHTINGALE FUND. Is Salmilal is Inas a MIND 1111111110111710$ Lin ea illie NO, Vill le ressivad at say of dr lid= •%11as eall =bdirii4 ma osollaaa; sad Use BBL Was vlll is ba il lat er tesabiel Ina lb• aims at eabswillialmveleas 10160 lIDNIIT anus% 1 nes. km. a. 0. Ila Ll.. Oft* el lbNaglithissis Pea. 4 lastliassa•stresS Des. If. • CAPITAL POE ♦ POT. Price fa. dab • or S. 6.1.. get elm A=KAL 1118tOttY. By Os* Rev. J. Ci. wag,. • No. god CMS C4lllcda. wlO AlldWoos. Iff Medi 8 1 * Wowsvinsi. mom aro* by W. Bar n:dolts Owego lwildsdp sad Co., 2, Ihnimeliwalred. A N SATURDAY. Deo. 22, will be published, a v 011.14:11111TWOB DOU BLS MD= of Or s . 111111/. 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Law ;a. awaswwaraw R i ge .. s ....= Ololdono hoop Ina di g * ' ran= tn. ho On is no • =.1:4 hi l oialrromilamos on to lb* onion omost. woe awawana noon 140. llonolzool. naßusTmesNumßEßdTßE ILLUSTRATED 1 V TIM Ifil.—Oss4 Davila livoisat. _WM N Iwo Iraasthma I Wain at CAW= mew all I M rola. plonk NAN cobasameil Tam" Brom ikaishas.="esaa4 = m g i eosblle are aglow' mama Doable Moil= at TSB IIia.USTIMTIIID TI M& Mai wlris eel asalawalsi atm a ivall Mn illoarbiad palentlian. L LOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEW% WWI by DOVJOLAS ISIMOLD. •YNN•OI A T OISOULA.TION—Wer UAW • GI PACT for •DVIRT roolMoo SIXTY COLUMNI. ZWELY LATIN, INTZLLIGENCE. Prior TWOPENCIL or ThnoproorS•Masksl ray Nom Asordikor LL dr OY 00l from D. Saliaburtomitre. Lemke. THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING EMS. *so esstaapsd 4d,, assistiti id. libs Lisle" Übsrsi Swag, ebs shoots et Hsi sassasres sad 3111 mai =bros. Is Ss salsa slid nibs sf tts mere assi—te w twausery of IN taw agatU sal tr dr varied usseisiDs sad ssmaisegial isistiss tiss susisissi is Or Oa, smiles,. as* issestary artidss—this pow AT THS SEAT Or HAL SILIAILE AND IMPAZTIAL. As ezelliataly ry &My mod of dining tbs bibs lbw is asp cam tett W wa THZ OlariDAV4 ari it ssataiss DINING =row. MY Het et prima, IT =CLEWS AU, 01701111112 ADTERTISIDIMIL It le strisily ladageledemb yorgas by mere tkao rem tbaa say et lb eratimmenrke. pew Me. by mwebbste led aunty Milinmalla, widened der ladle eberwiem sod petition aset lakdrt ti sap Ire lis arisals=ernert. or nommen la Me kingdom; or it tlio sem Loader LS. NARA, mmedeseed is tbe ppm by evening pieta a mbielod gibe, tbe pal:Lieber will, ea egetimilca, tarnish Um moo d Nos mai reedy to 'apply at Ida dd. Per pertir, said la same* W order. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, tram a.m. wog b pa. at is, per wink; sappiled la lowa se wambry. et tor SIL psi day. w Da. (aasteara44= s r . lar ; by Kr. WAIMM. Jswa Ansa; la, ileyWatrest. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY by MIMING POST, at tr. id. par v., tia minas,. by JOHN IiADDOZ. 10, upper *Amapa. pork, lookagirs 'ad Nen Arad. BAYSWDAYSWATItite-DAILY NEWS LENT TO ATER lUD ; sup 010 *bp ossittoy gewniag pool. It Italst. qtaser, pail la Olurelw-mA. Grew.winese, We& oranwrismi. Illme APO* nAux NEWB LENT TO RRAD. in London, I_, dila par geartfar.-4311T by 1101111110 MAIL, et SI I. GC —IMMO GL pet qr.—B. ADANA % Paremassialisel, Wgioalmair. NOW'S A. 11:33 ERPRESS.—The PUBLIC and the TRADE SUPPLIED warp 181.000 a at ball-put kw oed= _ lIIIIISON, News Spat. No. IS. a.. - Ni, DEATH OF MR. SAMUEL ROGERS. We regret to state that Mr. Rogers, the poet, died this morning' at half la bear after midaight, at his louse to 51. Jura's-pros, la tha pressor of Dr. Beattie sad Er. Z. Pare, his attitudes& The decessod peat had attained the mat age of 96, and up to She time of his last Ulmer was is fail permits of his heallia. Baskin, r wsU as poet, his torture was noble, sal his use of it arrow. Ills purr was ever ready for stnessling man of letters, sad few biographies of mob Is bk lay are without rewords of his hoary. Hie obir mark is his poor ea " as the illastration sal pried*, of which he is said to have neat 10,0001. His house la fit. Jares's•plaos is a prise& treasure of art, and there he was west to asesshis the &reset spirits of the age. His listens are usimist the best of their class, and, aweigh few in amber, are said to have cost above 6,090 i. Hie gist week was "Tlas Ode to thsperstitios, sad ethr Pores," pub lished fa 1788, after he bad been somplating his oda satin by a rune of travel. Pin years later ap- peared his "Pleasures of Heetery," by which his fame as a post was established. I* 1798 he published his " Epistle to a Friend, sad ether Poems ;" ia 1814, hi Vision of Columbus," and " Jacquelin' ;" is 1819, " Human Life ;" in 1822, the first part of his " Italy." It is rather carious that the basking firs of whir the deceased was a .umber—Rag n , Oldiag. Shape, and Co., elClomeat's lane, Lombard-stnet—basrpplied as emirs: representative is other breaches of istallsetual parfaits the same of 8. taupe, Baq , is seareely lets lumen is the setarts of loaning and liegaistie ressareh, thee. was that of the dressed gametal livers la the grans of Parnassus. SIR CMS CAWYBELL.—This &di:welshed onion has beta applied to by a member of the adios» of Glaegow, to allow himself to be nomioated for the reproseatation of its oonstitaeasy, in the event of a doodad's' se parliament. la his reply the galiaat g I toys " I Wood being this »entry for my post to the Crimea is a lisw days; but lam most deeply seusible of the high loam magma plated by the gentlemen whom seatimmeate you repressat, which I request yes will express le these. At the sense me I wouin add that, from dle WI of Afton I Ism ti devoted my beet margiee to the pestmeisa of e esidise. I have bad no time to give to the essaiimMies se them subjeets ie whisk the prosperity of m pad a oommerdel eity ao Clisegew is sesernsed. 1 *mhos thel that sada sot de »sties to the prides whisks I alight obtain thresgb the geed opinion of its siestove, sad I theedero long we it pluses the Almighty M eve NM ft sad strength, to persevere le a prodemimili width I am ardently &stashed sad devoted. Mawr awe drooorossion, I beg reepeetfelty to decline the Maw gropseed.—l hen the booms to he, 80, your very faitheel sod obliged same (signed). C. Comossu.." DIA= or Tin RECORDIM or Prauxo.—Thu oveeload kiwis the ewes of the death of Sir William halm Risseatt of Paws& oleo bed just neeived the a rims Judge as Bombay. Kr Worsi"ltesenter of Poems dee about seven yews, pre view lo wide! bad bees rapeseed ameba of ibe Idie bas. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE: hel loes. ll247eWombwell. 44th; Light Divides, Hr. Dtzts, 7th MDT Ri-12 dauxx.—Thi GaarD larraggartoxia bas Drama. mom • egreasstdos ca of IL MB. 071. addW, fa all es, the prow* tIL sae to te Min by, w i th of the Also snake. TM aided him *resift la 71b INC Two mike. ITlbilikb (LA.) b g Made 1011. Major Tekveries, Md. Mame gli=g"11082,111.41•711 g The Mums* di n W Shg gang op Coale Mit% eeelt sk plant Beal h II& O. D. DM lessges) b g DAL Car d = A. pleb Serval 4 i -13se1oll Y br t Bipat Owner 0 bas. wmdaY (11th Hums) g g Charlie. Orme. She& awl 'Adis hoop. H a in Mr. Ibio Mt/ i Cir Primo Rayed. Slab balk en 0 Mr. Wamire (11. be m The Half Plat. fewer • lisebleemballiwel Caw Ps (441 h) te g Bir lanes Hum Geese Tow. beet 0 Meka DowWggia's (4th) b m Htty arse entered but did all eine to the pest. The start of the sin horses wee MOW. At the Ant leap Limit-Colonel Campbell gin get; shortly afterwards Mr. Wilkie followed ; and at the INS Amen to be takes Brigadier-Omen' Lamaism, who hone lead hollow, mad whom seat sad riding, fliselher. MO He William Ciagelea's, were the admiratiss eof at litisidsts AIL awls Boa-IL4s.—Tres Azsgosta Cur, • ',septette at 11. MIN lAA 418. desk for all his.,. (the miaow of the Oat ram lhassoged has to receive 101. 1 let Ma. Two mho. .. (ILA.) Viking, oatkem, pest saWfwgisr! 1 3861°..1131111((lik lesean) er DMA, late liesimMit and op (S r 4:Omitlos M. Sabo% m Eathisse, r . while Nape Daaiell,ll4ll rthishon's (ILL) Bess, yak estry Liatt.Lawros, 44Ith 0 Dowteggles (4%) Et*, goat entry 0 Tim following bones wars also entered but did not start: —Mijor Muiley's (Inniskillings) b g Westing, Major Oar rstt's (46th) b g Mesas% sad Mr. Mo.'s (7th) b m Little Hate (late Miss Milkier:4). Haddam kept the lead as far as the brook, whoa it was take& by Viking, followed does by Dinah. The positions of the last two never dinged till the nee was woe, is the meet admirable manner, by Major Sidditiph, who only stared his horse at the last moment, with Major Nichol son, to get the public money added, as four home mast I have started to AIL flens.—LO—Tat Tastrrra Cyr of 101., for ell W base!, eree fiermll l i tert7 tams of the trend and a rot 011117 roes, and for it about fifteen harem, ptimdfilly ridden by cams in uniform of the Chasms d'AMlisas and French infiatry, started. It was woe by an sem et the latter envie% one of the tones being woad. The whole was a very poor affair, and badly as wit as ab surdly ridden. As they approached the winning post. Sagging most namenifully woes the head, seek, sad hind "eel= appeared to be the order of the day, sad nothing VII beard bat repeated inhalations of " " Allis." The SOL public money was entirely thrown away, except as It might help to keep up the "entente cordials." Foram RAOlt, I.l*.The Sebastopol le s arsepotakes of IL sub, with 81,1. added ; for al►pasta 4 hda 3 la. aod %oder. One ans. Compbeirs (LA.) eh w Portia, lost 71b. Ovum lime as p 1 (MN g g Enos Hat, INL Lteatomist law - (411 h) Salfamdttart's (11th Hum") top Sinagla, llst. an to twine. Sloe, black cop Mar swa Lswia's eh p Growler, llot 41b. Owlet. Gresa. pink 0 Kr. Iliessth'spOki II paellas, list Owes, 0 Kr. b p ya Ti" 10et 7lb lOst 4lb 0 4:1011,101% (ON. SWAT* g P Utast, lOst. Mame = Mr. Wyman b g 0 "- Orly sight ponies started, although nine wen entered. Visional Talon was thieve, through the fault of his animal, at the ant leap, and was tumbled upon by another pony ; but he 0008 picked himself up agile, although to no pm. pose. The last hurdle was sleazed sway far this ram, Mating a good on. is, whoa there wee a elms battle Mtwara Portia and Brass Hat, the former winning, bevies bees ridden most pluckily throughout by bar owner, Combs Campbell (8.A.), TM neat nee, which same off at about half.pest throe, i ems a made Mime& Major Mune's (nth) horse, ridden by MK Wombwell (46th), sad Dr. Lawlor's (38th), ridden by Nejos Daalell (38th). One mile. Steeplechase Come. The latter after a sloes artist won. This sun the Mal rase, which was ran for at about a mortar to tear, is time to allow of all rotatable to their different saws before dark. Tat OISINSATKe acsaiissa, • Median swervilshis soh, with IA Ist beet hover. To es Mend immitiboaUl n. ter tbseeleatepst is run far. one Wk. 31_2. esker% (NM) —.(Meje r it = lM) Mr. Wilkin's (11th Saws, Choreic.-- ......... 2 Plesdartsd. Mel the meats of the day wen ever, a stewards' dinner Melt gime in the Third Divides Restsurant, although not alelmied by a large anther of Akers. It is sa odd Ciftllll -11111MS, bat nay medicable to the regimen, to be able to ante that sash el the three great rams was won by ea bans, Whim by aa Artillery diem Captain gni* whine been new the Ant race, is adjuteat to Lien: Odmill Taylor, who cammagatts the field batteries, Highland Division; Ma* Blitalpb, who won the mend, has Mane at dm sab.marbie siostopb. sad is shortly going to Mints en duty ; and Ceptein Campbell, who wow the Sebastopol Handicap, is adjutant to Lint.-Coloael Keehn, who ewe. meads the field batteries, Light Diehl" but is going hull ea appoiatieent to the Horse Artillery. The sass* 1 brigade, although they snored for the meeting ahem hones, woo nothing. Sir William Gordon, 17th Lessem, rode most unfortunately every time, always Wag mooed or' third. The (nude, partiesierly the Mots Fosillen, were oa the ground in gnat numbers, bet Wend anthill. They as a brigade are need for always riding on the most MADAME GOLDSCHNIDT'S SACRED CONCERTS. The second of these concerts was given at Exam hall lag evening. The oratorio was Bliak. The performance, as a whole, was much superior to that at The Ovation last week, notwithstanding the great complexity and difficulty of the musks. The reason of this seems to be that Mendelesohn's masterpiece hes so entirely gained the favour of the English public that, during the last ten years, it has been =soh more frequently performed, not only in the me tropolis but in all partied the kingdom, than any orato rio whatever, exespting TheMessioh. Our performers, oommgasntly—solo singer, choristers, and instra mentaliste—have become gaits at home in it and we are convinced that it is math easier to have it wor thily executed in England then in any other part of the weeld.not ezespAlasi thasompossere awn sunny, where it is not surly se well known as it is among ourselves. Lest night all the principal Dole , parts were admi rably sang. In addition to Madame Ooldscbmidt, there were Miss Dolby, Mr. Lackey, and Mr. Hamil ton Brahma; and for the additional parts required in the concerted pieces there were Miss Nosiest, Miss E. Williams, Mr. Walker, Mr. Smythe's, and Mr. Lemke. The shared*r of the Prophet, the most arduous and important of the whole, was sustained by Mr. Bralmun in a manner which did him infinite honour—a manner worthy of the name he bean. Though we have remarked the progress lately made by this young artist, we were act pre pared for so excellent a performance—for • tone of so much dignity and feeling. Mr. Denham, like hie father, knows bow to speak as well se sing, and eon @trendy excels in that difficult art the delivery of recitative. Throughout the whole part, every phrase was uttered with a clearness and intelligence, a proriety of emphasis and accent, which we have seldom hosed surpassed. It is perhaps to be regretted in the construction of this oratorio that the principal soprano bas not one entire character to support throughout the work. In different scenes the singer personates, as it were, ailment individuals: in we, the widow, whose son is Wad keen the dead; in another, the youth who watches the sky for the approaching storm; and at ether times speaks as a celestial voice declaring to the people the will of Heaven. This fragmentary nature 'of the part necessarily nullifies its dramatic &erecter, and makes it, however great the performer, aft secondary importance. Even with Jenny Lied 1 this is in some measure felt, though she imparts le the scene of the widow, brief as it is, a degree of pathos which no other performer has ever approached. But it was in what may be called the undramatic portion of the music —in the sublime air, "Hear ye , Israel," and in the Trio and Quartet of Angels, " Lift thine eyes," and " Holy, holy"—that she made the greatest impression last evening; both these pieces were enthusiastically encored. Her voice was slightly husky, and she sang now and then with some appearance of effort—the effect doubtless of the weather; but all her great qualities, the blended grandeur and sweetness of her expression, and the grace, purity, and simplicity of her style, were as remarkable as ever. Miss Dolby never appeared to greater advantage. In the scene where Jezebel denounces the Prophet to the furious multitude, she expressed the vindictive fierceness of the (tome with a fon, for which. from her, we wore not mamashe sang her her, favourite air, "0, rest in the Lord!" with a beauty and expression which produced a vehement encore. Mr. Loekey, too, wee most socceseful. His singing in this cramp is everything that can be desired. The hall was completely bat not uncomfortably full; and the audience put no restraint upon the warmth of their applause. Tax PANorricox.—There wu a very interesting organ performances at the Panopticon yesterday, by Mr. Monad Chip', the emiseat organist of the institution. As It wee the birthday of Beethoven, the music was 'elected hoes the great master's works. It consisted of the overture to the Men of Prweisaicto, the cantata "Adelaide,' the slew movement from the fourth eionearto, the chorus of Dervishes from the Rules of Athooe, sad the final chorus in the Minna of Oliva. Them fine pieces were admirably sweated ; the skilful player availing himself of the; powers of his megailleent isetrusseat to produce every variety of elseral ;and orchestral effect. The performance afforded much gratilleation to • numerous audience. DRAMA. XR. KACAULATE RORER THE HISTORY et ENGLAND, hum the ACCESSION of JA U. .. Timm 114111101,11 LICAULAT, u.r. di. I mi Vols. I. mad 11. CRITICAL IL/11/ LORRY Is Ow i= with Portrait— .. ..... Asir reest E. lll. IA Voleass kr We P01ik0t........ ...... ... WS TIP. The Tooplob DSOs . . . 1 ToiL awes es. Lase 40 iliciiiiii* iieuu. rEookalsildllke 1 4. 410. MA RN & Ivird Os Assn& Sim 11. SL I STRIOR oomobol by Hibutt two, 123. mums as Posfbamaroy was to 1131 bad lia Elsoo. IL London : Loarmos. 1110.1. Ore m. bad Lossubm