The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-24 00:00:00

~~ OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. NARSHALL sad EDRIDOB'S LING of AUSTItiIaSIAN PACKET BRITS.—Ths Wawa. isst- 1 aos. NMI ko their Irt.laillw qualtiot, lave rat wirmist sasamedodell kr f+ s. sal will asst yak atasilsts &psis Toss Tor shipu war& lora& Ihstastlah s e tt IMO \ labs, boat GIS MO = my fordahl 9110 Mr rem trigot. maw nom Amory miss, sal kale lothelsolko. stopt7 to ths vat - ashy ashaalai s sossoolos of arst•shis Woo) to soa se the isslrshoits mAssaau. sal 111111D01.14, 20AL13.—Hettan Wassail (setwrown, the bast sem Cosh fa lb* Wand. delivered at 27e. per toe. isia.— mod 0,.. Zigtbery sad Ximplimil 01.1 Dupls. mice. by peasse. vise nee Usedm' 0. B. reads, te 1.0 aped b prslow. vise J. IL Aleboden. to be liseieds„ lry els 11111M4se ben" pet. et as sestle. Its ileelieteelase. UM det—isign W.ll. *l to as lodesset witted per tide vice Dower. dewed ; Lineented Body absent Per• Ar t Ade . S ♦the Wee Palo 11116. to be pep, idled per- IM" newel of Lisamiat C. A. Haadrey brew ths odd Test to ha ut e db Oetobes, ISA lasted end el that deed. OWL $7ll Lae— as L WIPA tea the Cape Illsesiat Itideme, to M lioneseat dame wise% ese Partra. esedffell by the moo Wen d • seasral and dertel. Ads Pep& Useleads B. B. Deep. Seta de IPA Wee leas leatesst te bellseleent. sloe Dee pert. de sadder; Ra sp Odra lead Moles to be is-sues b pnided—Te be dips ellasetpedno-Aylmes enposed Pet.i Alessekr ♦sps♦laslWsr. ; Ilesses laerres, pat. fad Wee We Uselmet S. L Deuesnt, did tbs Ado liferlo. M isendose. Ass Deep. ebbe seereps ; Ler me Mag. pat.. to be way" 'Most palm & vise imbasb. tr i res ilit t leis logiateet.—Te 1. dam died peeeter— Pend Ade Ors, Awe, Edeled. Bat letwessr Medd Q me n= elm Walastrotel tho Nil lost. Zifisassa— lemma of Om illeinjildellsala Vas ▪ 1011=11146. Is Ittawillisat mad sot norm% as Fe- Boyeldeollea Lib Sepret—Warp Aletesisr DPW. pat. be les dep. W period eke Mad hee e" prestetea. 041 Ore drpo-Llseterat d dewed to he eatetb ent peed" vlse IrOcen, vibe nerd 7 ; k elp J. 7. W. Amerces to be leaterus, tr= P/01/21/11. wrenching of every stone in the whole structure. Away on the north side, however, the enemy are even truster than ourselves. From amid the rams of Fort Paul I yesterday surveyed their movements for more than an hour, and along nearly every point of the broad slope now fortified by their redoubts, working-parties were as busy es they ever were dur ing the first months of the siege. Since I last made so ocular survey of their new ground, the batteries have so multiplied as to give a new aspect to the whole face of the plateau-side; from the water's edge, in fact, up to the long summit line of the ridge, em brasures, bristling with black muzzles,bear down upon the harbour and the sea. Nothing, believe me, could be less significant of an intention "to quit;" nor do I, for one, entertain the smallest hope that the enemy have the remotest thoughts of it, so long as there remains a chance that Perekop and the road from it can be kept open. Speculate as home prophets may on the course which Prince Oortehakoff will panne, the general opinion here in camp is, that during the winter vast reinforcements of men, provisions, and materiel will be thrown in to his sup port, and that with the first weeks of early spring we shaU have such field operations as the war has not yet produced. Till then, the only fighting we are likely to have will be the reciprocal " pot-shots" across the harbour, which at present help in some deree to enliven the dull quiet of the camp, and remind as JIM lewd* nisteiresions are edit Aupwat had Were it not for these, and the digest glimpse of their white tests along the far gel* of the north side, nothing would at present be easier theato fall into the delu sion that we have indeed the whole field of strife and of glory in our own undisputed possession. For, with the tricolor still waving boastingly over the parapet of the Round Tower, and our own British ensign flaunting aloft from the massive traverses of the Roden, first-sight appearances would warrant the belief that no single trace of the Muscovite remained. The parallels and sig-sags, too, through which, little more than two months ago, you only ventured to creep with most undignified stoop, and not even then in perfect safety from pinging Minie.bullets,madly tearing solid shot, and death-scattering shell, are now as desolate an life-abandoned as the trenches that throw light on the buried bulls and bas-reliefs of Nineveh, amongst which I wandered exactly twelve mouths ago. On the banks of the Tigris you stum bled over fragmentary winged lions and sacrificial processions—here you tread your way amid disabled cannon, shattered gabions, and exploded shell. The analogy between the two scenes, though little in their respective extents, is great in their desolateness, at all events, and not slight either in the general out ward aspect. THE LATE TRAGEDY AT BRIGHTON. LLOYD'S WE Its EKLY LW DOIIIII. ATIOLACI! 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IL to ow of d lid amid Pludoloo to Qs Mod 'Morro Oho IL Mo. . Moo do • WWl= co, =IMAM of as /I tai Lebo : Losima. boom (ins, sod Loognioo EDEM-CHOICE ROUSSILLON WINK— Ma Ur salsed &MU et " Mud"' elkardiliwiditid Y die Ikea el hum Its oilmmilsdilis owl& nil* gm a iffisael bow* mil t Port4he taint/ r bormistilem. PIN WIN at M. mama. Pips, Medi," or usrlar.eamb. OM Ma Ir amo larsa rt Dods, at a lover rsta—IIMIT imeCO. CY Distil:ivy. Haltom Twelfth NM's. bead. rim 16, PII,SIA_ 1 HOMCEOPATRIC evo. DOMESUU MEDICINE. . Lams. M.D. Devoid dal 1104=. Nome*. Is womitimlllsyst Ur iss , Ile b atiks soot .a doto vara to to I AV , : simuto mlooratt. As 11.1 b. A to am olio art diatom at p wa r lesdniol to *DOI, rattles. Vet la at gram Joss 1...u.1ir -.1.. itrootrog. Odor& stood. gIIIIMUMT for WINTER EVENINGS.— MOWS FOLDING SAGAMI& TABLES aka la ma awn ormosoll kola opoigosoat gogaligoil yak Wm k amantalloi kg pktki kor MIL Mao. iimpisie, kegs Ik. to 4112 10.. Igkolopt Rork Ik a =ltk gam kp, to 144. ; tt-m toogg. London ; sod Coped Poke% , • ~.;•- w si.,.u , km • ,-, - . tz. ^ ''' i c"-- - s °.-- ... ~- ...c.... - -- ere; - • ip f .. 1,, ,"..... „ ,, ~.; e; 1 ( rtr /1-4 l- 55.,..d., No. 2,891.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1855. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ; . , I t , ... ,I 1 , 1' I i ' I i ' I ' I 1 ! I 1 i I ! i ' I I I The Lrettoot of this day publishes the Subjoined important emeneusioatioa from Dr. Hall : TO TON EDITOR OF IRS LOOMIS. Mr,—l helm strongly the fora of your editorial remarks, is the LAMM of the 17th instant, upon the hurried and im perfect inquiry which was iastiinted iato the above disuses lag we, Mat I eareacit, as one of the medical faculty residing bore, wise wee afforded the opportunity of inspecting the bodies, my longer withhold from publication a description of certain marks whisk I recognised upoa the seek and feu of the see, Hugo French, sad whit& indicated to my mind the most namptimeal proofs that he came by his death through Massa billeted by some ono situated in frost of him whilst he lay steeping I. his bed. Before, however, I proceed to detail), thee* marks to you. I will state under what eireueseteaces (es I wee not all- Melly concerned in the investigation) I was permitted to inspect the bodies upon the morning of the interment. Oa the DMITSOOII of Monday, the sth of November, the day preeedleg the Interment, having occasion to visit the hotel where the tragedy took place. I mistimed, in the some el orrevenatise epos the melancholy event, that for many years whilst residing in Glasgow I had had extensive emiertanities of examining the bodies of persons Mee had died suddenly, either nata -1 rally or from Meknes having held an °Moist appointment flit A rchibald Alison. Bart., the eel.- bested histadm e rzh•—se sheriff for the lower ward of Lanarkshire, beeladed the populous city of Glasgow aid the airmails, Wales essay—had, in conjusction with the two able deputy sherifb, to investigations into all madden deaths ORS/UMOS la that densely populated die. teiet.and that I hod tbe beam of teeing appeisted a mum, la the atedierSbiell Mali of Ilir ArshibeidAll... • without any previous application from me for the mitiga tion. Is this posium I had for several years &headset oppertneities of inspecting the bodies of persona dying suddenly, either from violence or from natural males; and when this dreedfol tragedy occurred, conti guous toi s er s zesideses at Brigham, I expressed a wish to b sea the unesiving, from my previous experience. that 1 fighteetiognise signs of 'eternal violence which by hies misdeed eyes might be overlooked, especially in en investigates ermammeed and terminated within a few hours after U...• Meisel semi, and without any poet weirdos exa mination of the bodies having been directed by the coroner. I wee told that if I Gelled epos the undertaker, and made use of the geetleam's male who had the charge of the tensest arrangements, there wee no doubt that I would be allowed to see the bodies. The consent having been ob tained, I now beg to place teeters you the result of my inspection (as the bodies lay la their coffins), from the notes which I made at the time, and the endearment drawings which I had prepared. for the purpose of more clearly show ing the sheaths& of the marks on the neck. Notes made at the time of inspecting the bodies of Hugo Frasek and the father, Dr. Herman Franck, lying is Jubilee•strest, Brighton, en the 6th of November, 1865, at aim a at. 1. Face of the youth livid, particularly at the upper p art ; pupils dilated; alight appearance of blood Irma rt nostril. 2. Jaws moot firmly oompreesed. On separating the lips, the point of the tosses was observed pet:eroding between the teeth, its upper surface being indented and lacerated by the two right incisor teeth. I. Teeth of the lower jaw covered with mucus, and firmly widest the wider surface of the tongue, which was a {fleeted by them, but its structure not lacerated. 4. Two oblique, somewhat ereicesitio-shaped, abraded depression on the left side of the neck, contiguous to the wiedpipe, es if produced by the thumb nail of the right band, one mark about an inch behind the other. 6. Three slight scratches, as from finger nails, on the same aide of the neck, stretching obliquely downwards and MIMSTaII from the angle of the jaw. 6. Oa the right side of the neck, near the waterier edge of the sternomeastoi4 muscle, there was also ea abraded de pression, u from the thumb nail of a left hand ; this mark was nearly parallel to the upper edge of the thyroid body. 7. Au abrasion on the right aide of the chin, as if caused by • finger nail. 8. No satisfactory sign of • ligature having compressed the seek before death. Oa the left side, somewhat poste riorly, to which side the head was inclined, there was a broad purple mark; bat, on cutting through the skin and cellular tissue of the part, no ecebyenoe's could he detected, es if produced during life from compression. I regarded it art cadaveric effect, like others on the posterior surface of the body, gamed by gravitation of the blood to those parts in the last moments of life, or immediately aftir death. 1. The face of the father was free from !avidity, and bad a placid ezression. A large brown abrosion was observed in the cent re of the (mined, eztending t Daly. 2. The pupils of the eyes were contracted. 3. A large cysticelooking tumour, about the size of a hen's egg, existed in hoist of the windpipe. 4. Over the metacarpal bone of the little finger of the left hand an abrasion was perceived, resembling the imprint of a Ilmermall. Neither body was examined by ma. The foreman of the undertaker won preseat at this examination, and was forcibly struck with the homieidal nature of the marks on the throat of the youth, expressing his astonishment that they had not been observed by other parties. He sanc tioned my making the in :Won referred to on the left side of the neck by stating that immediately after I left the lids of Om comas would be screwed on, and that as the bodies were to be buried on that day at twelve o'clothey would not be further inspected by any one. It was my full determination not to reveal what I had sees at this inspection, unless called upon officially to do eci. Oa my way home, however, I met Dr. Carter. who told me that be had twee is my absence called epos me for the purpose of asking me to assist him in a proposed post snort eft Inspection of the body of the son ; but that after Mr. Blakey, Mr. Cox, Dr. Franck's brother and some other parties bad again inspected the corpsesM the undertaker's (sad which must have been almost imme diately after my examination of them), it was determined by these gentlemen, apparently in consequasee of what Mr. Blaker stated to them, that the post mortars examination should not take place; sad this decision was arrived at without Dr. Carter having Ma consulted, or even invited to be present at the inspeteime alluded to. In consequence of this statement of Dr. Carter, I at once divulged to him the appearances of violent death which I had recognised upon the neck of the young m an, im p ressing upon him the still greater necessity which thus existed for • lull end searching pod moreses examination of both bodice. After wards, the circumstance of my having inspected the bodies became generally known, end was noticed by Mr. Mudge, one of the jury, and by Dr. Huge, in the letters which these gentlemen sent to the press. I have there fore felt myself called upon to trouble you with this com munication, in order to show these gentlemen, as well as the profession, what were the appearsocis which I detected upon the bodies, and through what means I was permitted to inspect them. I have occupied more specie then I intended in your valuable] earns!, and shell therefore cootent myself with remarking, in coodusioe, that I believe Hugo Franck was destroyed by his father in a fit of homicidal monomania, and that the same uncontrollable impulse which led him to commit this most revolting and unnatural set impelled him immediately afterwards to take away his own Ills ; and that, if • post saorfeea examination of the hither had taken place. slinkiest physical change would have been discovered, either in the membranes of the brain or in its substacce, to show that he was unaccountable for his actions, and to clear his memory from the imputation of having, whilst in • pound state of mind, premeditated and effected the murder of his only son and the destractiou of himself.-1 remain, &c., ALFRED DOLL, M D., Edinb ugh, Fellow of the Faculty of Phy.iolans and Burgeons of Glasgow, and Physician to the Brighton Dispensary, Nov., 1565. (PROM OUR OWN COBniter.,—__ [The !chewing letter I. fa matineaden of the Camp Correrpoodaice welsh we published yesterday] : CAMP BRPORB SEBASTOPOL. Nov. 10. Every day that now brings winter rapidly nearer, meanie more and more the general belief throughout the camp that the army has performed its last mili tary operations till spring. The mast confident pre. photo of a winter campaign make no scruple to own the fallacy of their predictions, though they urge in self-definne that, two mouths ago, common sense and appearance alike justified their opinion. Unfortu nately, however, the opportunity fee striking a blow at the enemy, which, if promptly and vignrendy given, would have been only second in the hapertands of its result to the capture of their great stronghold itself, we. allowed to slip, and the preei s. days im mediately after the 9th of September were suffered to pass away unimproved, and we spent, in taking ea Suntory of our shattered spoils, the time will* alionbi have been employed in sweeping the heights d Islugui% odd daft id era therL see treet• ing seines et "our Inisei end miso food To be sure, Sieben has been taken. and the bay of norm oseepied ; bet, however exaggerated the importance end glory of this achievement, I happened to be too close an eye witness of the operation to be argued into the belief that the reduction of this pine by mocha pleasingly unmatched fares adds anything to the reams of the allied arms. By depriving the enemy of a abort oat it may somewhat increase their diabolism of Ismr port, bat it assuredly supplies nothing to boost of as a new victory gained. For some reason whisk lies hid amongst the cabinet mysteries of the Teildies and Downingatrest, Odessa km been spared, to the intense chagrin of our whole Black Sea fleet, and, if I may credit your own columns. to the equally deer disappointment of all classes at home. Nor can las yet oseinesoloate more hopeful Dews of the reported 1 empoffition to Naffs. General Spend and his bet pule still remain on board the fleet, in Kent& Bay, bat two days ago not one of them could give me the smallest information as to whether the project is to be carried out or abandoned. The naval authorities seemed equally ignorant of the whole affair, with the adoption of the solitary fact that the admiral wee thee awaiting telegraphic instructions from England. en the ressipt of which the expedition would either premed, or the troops return to camp and the ships go down to their winter anchorage in the Boephoree. Oa the whole, therefore, I am unwilling to hazard &conjecture as to the chances either way, though personally inclined to the belief that nothing what nor will be done. With the army in camp, in the meanwhile, every thing remains exactly as when I last wrote ; road. making is everywhere the employment, and so per. feet are both officers and men becoming in this homely, but useful art, that Macadam himself might have been proud of them es pupils. Through what. ever division you wend your way, excellently laid I out, perfectly levelled, and well stoned causeways meet your eye, the main trunks all converging towards Balaklava, and narrower, but equally substantial branches connecting the various divisional camps. Certainly one grand source of last winter's difficul- I ties and hardships will thus be rendered impossible I during the coming season : for, even it the wretched iron tramway, about which so much has been mid and written, give way utterly, the resultant incon venience will be small, inasmuch as to every brigade of oar army the Land Transport officials will find excellent roads for their cattle, be the weather what it may. The firewood famine, too, is not likely to be again suffered from, if ode may anticipate in any degree from the vest stacks which are rising in pyramidal proportions both at Balaklava sad the divisional stores of the commissariat. If we have not improved in pure generalship, we have done so vastly in the administration of our Intend. ants; and when the snows and rain-torrents of winter again deluge them Crimean heights, tender hearted philanthropists at home will be no longer agonised by hearing of such sufferings as fell to the lot of their campaigning countrymen before and after Christmas of last year. In fact, so far as I can learn—and I have prosecuted inquiries in most of the departments on whose efficiency the physics, I comfort and well-being of the troops will be depen- ' dent—there will be little to complain of in any one of the three grand items of food, housing, and clothing. Much as was promised some months ago about the entire hutting of the army. I, for one, never ex pected that so grand a project would be realised, and I think I may venture to say that of the justness of this opinion there is as yet every reason to be satis fied ; but still a large minority of the force will be so sheltered, and very many of the remainder will be warmly and dryly lodged under double canvas, whilst lan abundance of fuel and food will be laid up for all. Under these favourable conditions, and pereeveriogly drilled during the idle winter months, even the rawest levies whom the ehortsightedness of the home authorities have sent out, may be expected to be manufactured into efficient soldiers by the time that spring comes round to permit of a renewal of military operations. As yet, we have weather which reminds one of an Eng lish August—bright sunshine by day, and chill, winter-warning dews by night, bat both as unlike as possible to the ordinary climatic statue quo of • northern November. If this last for another fortnight, we shall be fortified against the worst that can follow ; and, with plenty of food, warm shelter, good roads , and no trench duty, our hybernal sufferings are not likely to be great. Whilst the great majority of the men are thus ea- ployed in making preparation for the winter, how ever, a minority are at work within the town, buy in cl earing away rains and in mining the magnificent docks. These last, as I have long ago mentioned, consist in all of six rectangular basins, with a large square one in the centre, and within and along the outer walla of all seven our sappers are busy in sink ing the fatal shafts by which the whole of these splen d.d works are to be utterly destroyed. It seems Weed a sad necessity that such vast and beautilul cirseldres should be blown into a heap of ruins, outlable as they are of scoommodatina a • bolo veer- I &sat navy ; bet, of course, there is no alternative, and the sooner the destructive blow is struck lb! more signal will be the proof given to the worKi of l as ex rots keg Me he massive w 1 otiztro...o::l3.:thindeisbasecosteet.ormoh:opoitiotothrnatiobilieveresennas,wtaputtevata:::tatios to a ettronheisenedep ow tboatoitabodybota:pofteatiottedafmmror:4t bottom—w h ich obe f ew2o:oa.6hurieriss e tosa veg utbii—is , i e at the excavate 0:0 chambers which are to be charged with the blast:dig powder. Besides these other shorter 1 nal% are being mink at various spots in they bottom . Of seek lads, so si to Men the most Oemplete up. DRUNKENNESS IN THE CRIMEAN ARMY.-WE (United Service Geserte) have learned with mach satisfac tion that the Chaplain General, the Rev. 0. K. Ellsig, has submitted to the government • plan which, if adopted, will probably cheek the amount of drunkenness that has for some time unhappily prevailed amongst our troops serving at the seat of war, sad which, if unrestrained, must inevitably lead to the most di/est:ow results. It is proposed that every ' metier or camp follower who shall be convicted of having supplied to any individual, belonging to, or serving wit►. the British Army, • sufficient quantity of intoxicating liquor. of any description, to make the individual inebriated, or who shall supply liquor to any soldier who may appear already partially intoxicated, shall be at ones and summa rily expelled the camp, into which the said settler or camp follower is to be permitted thereafter to enter under any circumstances. As • subsidiary regulation, libraries and coffeehouses are to be established, so as to promote amongst oar army rational amusements daring their hours of recreation. This suggestion, like many others of • simi lar nature, having the common object of ameliorating this condition of the British soldier, originated, we are proud to learn, with "The Soldiers' Friend," Florence Nightingale, who, in a letter lately received, writes, " as for the amount of drunkenness and coesequs•t immorslity that now unto,- tenstely pervades the British soldiery ih the Crimea, it is at once equally incredible and dreadful." THE advise of the Beet Ladle Teo l pity to to ly Pt pear +Ms 1110 C IS et Tie est et MK • sew ady artals ISA Tees ett at Is SLAMS tege ; Iret tsported tbe Oespesy, 4e. eet, Mina St WWI drrokyerd, Illettopegusetreet. CRIMEAN DEMONSTRATION AT GLASGOW. —A wires in honour of the Crimean victoria@ took place I. the Glasgow City Hall on Thursday. The movement originated with that portion of the middle and workisg classes who were enable to take part in the west banquet, at which the Doke of Hamilton presided. Dr. Nichol Professor of Astronomy hi the University, occupied the et:air, wapported by Prete/ewe Blecksjol Edinburgh, some of the City Coun- Gillen. wad other gentlemen of public note in the town. All the speakers on the occasion were favourable to the vi. gorons prosecution of the war, while the chairman ensured the policy of the peso, pa rty. Mr. David Smiths late one of the city magistrates, eulogised the courses sad perseverance of the Allird foram, and Professor Bleekei pointed out how closely the interests rd literates and science, and of all free thought, were involved in the swans of the war. The Rev. Mr. Cromkey delivered an energetic address on " the al:tante between Frew* and England ;" after which Dlr. R. Beehannan spoke to the sentiment "No war with America," and towards eleven o'clock the pro credings were brought to a close with a vets of thanks to the chairman. THE CORN IN THE SEA oF Azorr.—A letter in the Austrian Correspondmon, dated Nov. 8, says: "The vowels of the bouts of Goprivich have arrived in the Sea of Asoff, bet as there is no quarantine estsblishotent in the Ports of that sea they cannot communieate with the shore. The Governor-Gunn], Count Strogonoff, would net let thee' touch without first referriog the matter to St. Pews bore. nor will be send for quarantine officials from Odom. The Realm functionaries in the Sea of Asoff have bees se slow to listen to the complaints of the house of Goprevish that they have even declined to receive • commaciation addressed to the Governor, and conveyed by M. °ousel& personally. The permission gunted to toss house, to load with ears, is therefore completely Illusory, and their ship will perhaps be counselled to winter in the Sea of As .ff.' DEVON AND EXETER LICENSED VICTUALLERS * ASSOCILTIOX.—The anniversary of this society was cob• bested by a banquet, et the Globe Hotel, Buster, on Wed. seedily. IL B Ben. Esq., the learned Comeniseioner Bukruptcv, presided ; and &name thou present wets L. V. Palk, Req., II P. for the county of Devon ; and Sir J. B. Deckwortb, M.P. for the city of Bostsi. The report the Benevolent Society stated that the fund available for the , purpose of their 'sootiest i ns tit u tion now amounted to the large sum of 8661. 110. 7d. After the anal loyal touts, the Chairman gave.. Prosperity to the Benevolent Institution," and congratulated the licensed vietuallers on the pretties which their besendent institution had *Maud. Sir J. Dnekworth, in !upending to the health of the " City mem bers," oringretelated the meeting on the repeat of the Sunday Beer Bill, which had caused so math nopleaust nese and hardship, and which he eionsidered gave • premises to ashamed houses. The removal of re. auntieue epos the pleasures of the working claws tended to the moral improveinest of society. Mr. Palk, said, that whilst giving credit to Lord EL GPOIVIIIIOI for the beet of motives in Introducing his recent measure, he was glad that It had been withdraws, se he did not believe it would operate to the welfare of the cesentu. pity. The Bawd victuallers wore • la ecte rge influentialhealth of the ebampien of the limped victualer', the Right Hon. P. Berkeley, M.P.. was drunk with great eatitseiann. Mr. 1. D. Osborn, a City magistrate, stated that not a single member of the Exeter Licensed Vieuellers' Assogiatiou bed come before him in his official capacity, and he was glad to bear of the continued prosperity of the association. The chairman, in the Bonne of the evening, justified the pro noun of magistrates at meetings of that kind, for did net they grant busses to victuallers, and if the requirements of their licenses were observed, there would be no reason to complain of any of them. AGREEMENTS BETWEEN LANDLORDS AND TENANTS. —Much uncertainty baying existed sa to the legal nature of the agreements on paper between landlords and tenants, the following counsunicatient to the proper authorities. sad their reply, will be interesting to ell convened To the CCommissioners of Island Revenue, Sornueet House, Lon —Middleibto, Aug. 18, 1855 —Sin: The seaport toes don. of Kiddlsebro, in the county of York, contains about 14,000 ialmbltaats, sad many dwelling houses and abope are let frees quarter to quarter, and from year to year, upon written memorandums of agreement, where the rents are under 201. • year, sad es some digitises of opinion casts respecting the proper stamp duties to be paid on suds egreessents, your opiates is requested, whether the 00111M011 lease stamp for such a • neatest' mill be a re or what other stamps (if esty) will sash memorandums oire ? Your most obedient ourvent, Ws. WEIRS, solicitor." — Amway Revemas, amens' Londott, Augut 27, 1858.-434: The board having bad beforethem your letter of the 18thdirected, in reply, to state that the documents %betels referred to will be chargeable with stamp duty as leases, whether the tunnel he from =to smarter. or frees y_ear to an, sir, year t sweat, Tlicatati 1111914.—W, glen, Di." THE PARIS EIHIBITION.—The Monsieur publishes the following notice:—" Artist ezbibiton are requested to remove their works from the Fins Arts Exhibition, Avenue Montaigne, from sad after the Ist December, between the hours of 9 end 4. As the demolition of the building will commence on the 16th, the a dministration cannot be respon sible for any damage which may happen to works which shall net have been resumed et that period. They will only be delivered on the production of the receipt which was given for them at the time of their being deposited at the Exhibition banding." COMMITTAL Or A SHIP CAPTAIN FOR EIGUSEEN M O NTHS.-0a Wednesday, before the Hartlepool magi strates, Malcolm Buttock, wester of the schooner Zior, of Gnngessouth, was flied 1004., or, in default, six months' imprisonment, for attempting to conceal controband go , ds on board his veinal . He was nex t °barged with having attempted to bribe the Custom house officers to overlook the said goods. Mr. French, the Custom hoes* officer, deposed that whoa the pinte found defendent promised him :a " handsome "if be would not report them. Ile said to him, "Are you aware who I am—that lam an officer of ber Majesty, and that you an liable to a penalty of ICOI. for attempting to bribe me ?" Defen dant re p lied that he was aware who he (the officer) was, and that he considered him a friend. When defendant and the oMeer Edmund mime out of the state room into the *obis, the latter told him that defendant bad offered his 10e. as • bribe. Defendant made no reply to the chine. The bench fined him for this offence 2001 sad mets, Of eis menthe' imprisonment, to commence at the expiration of the first period. The attempted bribery of Edmund was then gone into, the evidence being merely • repetition of the state imeets node by him in his best deposition, and another fine of 200 i. sad mess was inflicted, or impristmunt for sig snoutb&—.regedorleAti Boma ,iid LLOVERS of FISH.— 100 posies TAR OOM BLOATERS to 6s, psalms kmilolsir Moss T ESTERS ED DELICACIES sad =AB AIM= of FOOD kmardad to all parts, ca swish N pollssi slim% sr pink =rd:l r= rail sad Ibis dloodso. smay. sod same TIROL LeITIS, Jut, nil Osior. Oisot Tarim& *lids Is the IBM gam Mr. Lads Sao sopplisd r artti Tamil* =Nod dtbs. quality Eutaw", MOM . Blitabsta Palm Des. SO, 114V' °Mi. LoOla.—As loos u you sot portend to sod out you patios NM" ploorld to mad too • moppry mil. Um I Rol BM mom pas mat satistection.—A. J. Comma. Aralmodoesalitt. IL Jima's Moe. amber I. 17/LNITILATING STOVES ! SUSPENSION v SIM Ilel Parttime sae or the ether, for they are the two Md. Asepses. shoot healthy. sad 0110•011514111 for eharehea, dupla. Ws. sehoada, warehowee, diem to. Peospectesse with Maw net jon s t a er—t=4ll7ll, lll 2. l4 Z Ur, Mame. Isuusosiany tied lareleldeg Warehouse. Lemke NUNNS' VD:IE TABLE OIL, 59. 6i. par imperial by rased their privallar INIS/104 isegas in Rey.rirNMM.ndVWl mars Mr Mr aloft wive seporter Ng ober; sod mai lisc= Ire avrat anlionlon sr regaide idarrilia lir It II sir w ar appdroble Mow rear bleial puma la to. Sopplisi me tows fb.lly b. Viall OOP Ow wards cr 4i moo perveyers io Mo. rerharr el Llneleaaa).ll, Lab's ftedulbrinek Fagan* liorribiL PORDURFS WATERPROOFS ars the best Gram kit see; they will era/ all were rid Ilr Mb 1 ailsolli. flak petrel re ley preetaal erreerea me elkora el Ss /VIM is ell per of tbe world. le re but lerrer to Irk Ceedir's Lahr beets ere the bet eel rale Is e more brier. esey es a cause hot, sad regrets se drama rib Ur then la erre. thrift aprons. Ir , CMIN kW" war. V are, troesera Iowa" ladies' awe ead hoer herr et rade learn U required. labourers' epee tire /a ed. seek or Ma par direa—teary artier rarer with its sear et J. C. COMIC% 134 Doh& he dose weal at /moo-bar. 00 ! ,110 0 ast iv+ 00 0 fROM the LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, New. 2s. At the Court ot Wisdom, the 21st day of Norembee, 1013—memet the Qum% Most Kmlimn Migesty fe CooneiL This day the Bight Haw Mr George Bunton Sepooue. CLCA, ems be hmAlMatre smelting swank of ler lialuses Yam licesonikie Miry Council, end took Ws Moe at the lieere so bat's. bards. Wu to opeciat tits Bight lice. Remy laboodeue on ether Prise* emseemies Btote, he woothis Mg, by bee eisemal. mem see lm Ma. Oafs iMmet of arielbely. MIIIITLHALI. MT. ML Tbe Omen lee bun pleeead te eonletnite end &motet ajor ••••rd Seem Judd Mei& 0.11.. to to Lleetemat Governor M ot the Mood et Onermey, M tbe mem el Maier amoral WtMiae 11603M8S Loll" Nev. 2L The Queen has tom pleased to present the R. Evan Maekande Mown to the Minh of Milmettcht. In the puiab of Mimic. N Ne Pr.. LM tale et llkye, mama by *be death of the Key. Do. CROWN orrice. Nov. 11. Members returned to serve la thl. arrest Parliament. soa+ooal Off MOOTeniasz QM-kstmirel Bir 1,117101 Napier, LIMB., la the tom of tM Itlekt Hon. Blt Witham Nottsworth, Bert., dames& Nov. 11. 5 ••• I • Ea....ft liedweeth Hylton JolUte, y et Merethaa. In the twenty of Bomb ILK., In the nem of LAM Merles Urinal. Reg , demand. DOA= OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov.!!. The fordo of the amenities of PAIN C.ettoail for Trade ham ro. mired a al a despatch from kit Wojerty's Amtemadoe at aoseoweed a postal serproarea al the right to expert grate hem the Terkel demlehea. Orate may, however, be Imparese htto Oseelmatiesple hem oaf ohm Turtle% peel far me. eampticm. fee de moos of arra moothe, datiag from Nov. 10, hoe of defy. WAILOWIPIM. Her. IL lad b ei Braposes—Thimes Berm /Mt., to be mast. b 7 Deshr. liala Jamb P. MM. trees the ft Ms. liseilemet art ariesre. vita Kamm. prioresei W. D. S. Lem tom tbs ITS Liar near. iseleme. *se W. W. Mes. sbo risme, Usalemet Loma tesis ihe Mk lorti Mirk te be musk saber ger oge . at n Dlll.4l 4l=tiskyee, rent., to w er mast, by pm ahem yeesseeL Illb Ler Orress—Mris WIN= Evo n* amt.. area Misr maim Me TIMIS, td o the 13th L Treevera Mlmom Possar—samoso Wows Wow war. arm the LAM *wee. be le Bram* Me W. D. N. 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Tbellums. le lie CORNS, BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TOE NAILS ECTRACTEn .M CURED la um miembh bwimi r pea. by Mr. RENDALL, OS. llogrel.doolL ImMers it- ImbM4 by M n . Moeda, If reterroi Torelertaral boos aM garb of Mb kkOmm. Walla to tbe followlart : Plan dm NOM Alward lord Bishop of Le 0d.0.- - - . • Mr. Ronda boo oilltoosile me corm out oby tort IrlUloot /Oft say wis. C. J. LEW& has ISIO.* Tome, 2o Gd. to Je.—lt. Twi l l. legess.drui• VEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—Tho east AL Saws in the demand lac IMPS Ow. Lamm+ th. Raster tattistaiale coast.atly nuleed., tally dr so- Phew hi seratig they eve us us end ohs yet ft the rehtis sr the MN a the telleutas sesimlNS s eldrea. abbe INS. heasses y elartret ol Imath. awl War salsmary =thaw • li. here Celheirel. Ns. 311. NW 64.-1 hest use *ems Is y y es hams MSoo Ha shy be heeltrie s have Worded se valet ea seerei essise sties lonely elle la from Me Ass of eaten!. 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