The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1855. ,hoselelleid Bledies, fee all the predessiess widish le as , son Seed to Ike rev. gentlemen. Bat how did he carry oat, thee' petered amiable sad kind 'abandons I , The Ilse wad we. tbe William Lindsay ; sad that need, es tbo km. gestlemases ows almwisg, we obliged to put bask. Mew, for mese gems or other, she was sot able te go lis see, sad she enigmas were leaded. The hes. patients% , mast 'Milady to himself. poevieled another vessel he ithem ; bat this fret moil was utterly amble to perform' i the voyage. The boa. gentleman stated that she was balk expressly for pews:gen; bet the builder of the vessel I , stated shod distinctly that she was built for a esielly di& feral pupas, that is the mares of bandies she telm &Med, aid that in shads' she was spoilt, I. essempinge of the has. gentleman's directions. (Hoar, hest.) Add/a of the hes. (*stigmas's ships was awed to the eselseadis emmissieson ; bat their surveyor reported she wises met that they would sot allow her to be takes up. (Bean lese) TM hen. gentleman disputed this declaim ; a sews' sway was made; bat the board game to the eseelesies that limy could not risk the lives of her Majesty's subjects ia seek a vessel, and she was rejected. (Hear, hear.) The Iwo. goat:seas Nat her est to ladle. Bbe got to Tahiti; the master was so satidied of her asseaworthiness that he called epos the astherities to survey her ; sad such were the de fects of her essetractios that she was pronounced not it to go to sea again. (Rear, bear.) That was the soma vessel built expressly seder the hon. patlensaa's control Then there were the two magnificent vessels referred to is the circular, the Caroline Chisholm awl the Robert Lowe. Bestow or other it happened that the Caroline Chisholm never west to Australia. Mrs. Chisholm did set ge out, eburged with the care of these Bee hundred seldom sad their matrons. (Laughter.) The eapedatioos naked by the hon. gentlemaa's denier were disappointed. The Caroline Chisholm had her name altered ; sad the Madden's was curios', but she was sow 'ailed the Tysemotith. (Great laughter.) The vessel which ought to have gone out with that precious freight under the special charge of Mrs. Chisholm, wee sow is the employ of the government conveying stores of various kinds sad armed ma to the Crimea. (Hear, hear.) He would not say any more shout the Robert Lowe ; they had heard "sough of her—(laughter)—bat such was the way in which the hos. radian performed the pro mime he had held ost. (Rear, hoer.) The has. patio man had made other °onuses with the government ; sad seeing whet was the ormsedos Mire's him sad Kr. &lastest, he (Sir Charles) did sot do him Injustice in saying that he had a good deal to do with the ma nagement of tholes esstracts. The unarm was to deliver goals at certain times; and he believed that on so ociession whatever had the la ie. gentleman performed his swarm within the time. (Rear, hear.) When he (Bir Charles) was at the India Board, he found out how the ha. gm demos performed his eostraets with the government. Is Kay. 1862 (Mr. Lindsay was not then • amber of the bones, mad there was me oberstaloostios aboat Kr. Gtoddese) he emended to deliver certain quandues of mg. Bome were to he shipped in the mutest& of 1863; they were not shipped till hese, 1853 ; and nearly all the Hue. letters were posies between the hos. 'oedemas sad the Omit of Directors, they allies upon lam to perform his eerie'. Again, some were to be shipped in August, 1852, fee Bcoshay ; they were finally shipped in August, 1853, jest a year behind the time. la 1863, 2,000 toss were to bawl been shipped at the end of November; they wore dapped in Marsh, 1854. There might be some reason for tide—ame &Seeley is performing these 'outrages; bat gelatines who lived is glam holm should:rot throw stones —(laughter)—and eight sot to be pits so lavish is their smears of those who bad the affairs of the country to ad simian leader very dilicult eircumeetaness--that of bevies to mate a large establishmest ender the pressure of sa everwhelenieg war. (Hear, hear.) Bat above all, when they did make statements imps the diameter of wearable, and mod Menet. sad deserving moo, they ought to take espeeial eon that their statements were within the fact, sad were 'ask as mad be bone at. (Heir, hear.) If the statmeaM of the lies. patlesum sere sot directly and altogether false and untrue, they were framed in sash a way as to disguise the truth from those who, sot having any knowledge of the foots, were utterly usable to distinguish between that which was true sad that ospontrserare which was added for purposes to which he ended sot refer. (Hear.) air DE L. I VANS, is ezplesatias, said, that with regard Mthe purchase sod sandier/ cost of the two with three thou mad eavalry, what marred was this. He seed soaroely remark that there was as isecienrrey is 'eying that he hod purebred 2,000 or 3,000 horses. But being very sazioss that these horses should be transported to the Crimes with as little delay es possible, and hearing that the Muse of the delay in mediag them was the want of ships, he asked the km. member for Tpsersouth if it wss true that there wee se peat a deficiency of ship, aad if so whether he mild suggest the means of remedying the dificalty. He we in clined to think that the horses were kept loops than they ought to be, and that it was sot good economy to koep them from where they were wanted, eves though the 'hippies was to he procured at a some what higher pries than iwasL There was a verbal but sot a sststaatial Jammer* la the statemiest of the M. gentleseas ; but as he spoke to him is the midst of a die evasites. the inacesssey Mild be very well eisswated fee. (Hear, hear) Ad m i r al BBRHILIT said the statements of the kw masher Ise Tysemostk sae es essidetely answered by his right hes. Mead, that he shoal& sot make a sieges einem des is addition thereto, slam/ask he had mak mere matter Os give. He might have Ma betrayed the ether 'vests; to espies lamed' too warmly, but ho thought the circum stances of the clue and the mature el the astmedes justified s 1 u rn 5......---- - •" ---------- 7this ban, tbill lindelllaa the la was it an implied with t Boothe the =Mess thoidoori , the....e.osietbersene.bad boas t aisre tam vusie emssimiles w e ee ow anamsmaso lit ia s ,ettei It Ma yes be tann io to th (Hsu, ed Mar) A esas. mod when witowat weft Met al by r~6, ; eie hears to the bath gestlithes biased. dews to Onealithe, dee wee thee bead ad a a be ri t i io , w hy was the Reboil Lem seined to ready to p to ass, sad the earam wale set ha 0 1 "_. 0 0' leat e Al the Oise Skis treassetth leak rase, the It state fee their week. I. this ease the boa. mama: es poi 7 oosnc o eery sashes to 'Meta the moms d beds, oath peacoat, to the eiernary to the Admisalty tad i s le the buboes of flobantopoL TM Mu tried to iodise bin to give am order far the meal ' p • " ailei toed o i t he Admiralty thanthioated with Mr. ma. Mean Min) Tien was tbo way statements " of - this " 1 pa m i na s arum ; sad after ossemlusi art were mein. It was ea the 4th ea Bth of Jesse that' Idat o lit ass m patients, ot h e r patien, it was do- Mr. Gladstone stated Wt the wool was read y alir oot t a w ' Waive (traders thrall be ewe Os W Bth of Jean, tie &rare to the Bendy to P ei " s" Tithe . fa t h e porpose et blowing up the math ship west dews to Otheshithe (foot days after the vowel was 6 111 ,.. wow re- Mr. Resin rosinesethr 4 path reedy to go a sea) to sarny the saarbleery bat he them' byha d oi Mo ld k *sash smell be ea =Meat thole set deliver his deslosatios Meath the skip 's ' baits eie stess r" . sf i iwe estie, Mr. Arebbold (es was soder- was set es beard, mad won sot impend till the seat tide ; it on moth as • math istelliged penes. sad ose tee resister was sot ea beard, Yd other this's mom wool le no w ie mastrust Mee cylindem is • way that tag. Year days, theiniere attarshe was reported peefectly 10 . .i ta ti was ordered to New • read to pto she . l'am •• - vs The Robert Lowe . of W illowimg letter fr om Mr. sad she al tel loft sot is a sate ens " in samied. a oth mettat ia doeib ie au soutoot Walker , W sumo , to tho Ad. rotwag me. 7 river without the surseya's re nod. (Hear, hear.) It that was the we to tibial% the host. patina's alluded. it was not the which lalaf ow l oy eiggeettag that math alsalthe slowed any pas at of we oa the part of the Admiralty. .oisikelho OM a ad ti) slioptog them direct tram the Tyse. She vessel going do the river was set for the purposes SO • •41 , i , - rbebeee. be Nat by 'patterns railway se of tke liat - ' a ash, asd the delay aad risk of eaddemt Adalrelty, bat for those of the owners. (Hear, id • '-' i s ; whim of sash bossy things from one rail. bora ) Those were the four peat statements on whine the soo the wooer. sa d t h e w a s p et them from stn hos. patina's relied. He west on is state that the "f e e ler re M . ethdderabit The_powder for the thamissaaist litateeleat was sot isoludod is the it•- OA w i ld ha obtained from Tyasthath t i tt a ar ig horo I tars wh i n his hot d f the Crimea. H ' 2".. or of the store. wit Ma is a sufficing), asd not to those works, . e.. tai n ib/ be delivered here ready gar use, e (Sir Charles) did sot know why ft was rt veld t " '"- - g o. o at elietertianee." sot iaeluded; bat if say bon. pathless wished to sea tho ' MOW S " 41 _ __.. „,..... siss sits man why t i n an on L owe ens's of the provides. seat to tkie Crimea be would lad it trtri me r s i lf 7 s i s . Oa t ht, ta pp e t, a h itter h a d re . ia Amerada 13 to the fourth report of the Sebastopol sera ine ...... n on from Kr. Archbold, ia width he said : dime. The boa. petkosas had thou alluded to the re 0411 . 1 bow l ''' . i t was sty awl SOUSSiele h ilist the Mow tars of methods laid before the bows, sod be had Waled oath an te seamy these eilistlese to t►• Crises shoal. to transport 102, whale was this very Trathath. (" Ilw. n i non es sant at Nolamalb, th .k ~1 , . eau that ...al lam- , boar," sad laughter.) He stated very truly that the sea 1 111 lam ibe7 left eh. sites- ben of o fte n and bones was set nieurately gives, sad that I . il.aaad "ali bi endless tbat. is mthemosoce of this bowl ; sul yds • ....... A. las by had aka . kis earths told bin be bed moved • far greater mambo! of Am e el te oomoo d visi bi :d r s Tspd - T - 1 4 a d s by e rne s e a s , were keno. Bat the raters leekeded only that officers who had 5e 01 .4 7 w " ba n i n &diem brothis the Thames, end that embarked in Rosined ; the Admiralty had not the details of • 81. " - ea - Mown tbse isessmsd Ma w Wad/ elm -- - The sias_,_"Znlrija the mahatmas. width bad takes play at Vera, is the as a nis ce the smosopeoldosallawfaL._''ar o f ..`" Bask flea, sad other plasm. They towel, gave the talon. to is esormosply null" lieg i t ith al s k y. I easoot thday (beteg Botha') pt mates that the ship enveyed the 44th Itegimoat; they seledWll a on meters, bat I le. Both the weight was nearer 80 did aot know how many officers or hones were with the I sI IL Kew Mr. Liad" l7 eas °alba out that it wield aghast The same with regard to the °mamma ot bac nti,loll. wa mad this vessel (of whisk I undentoth wombed hoops frog Balakiath to Constantinople. sad a noissilmedlusamisslooloweoal/tNtbseadarasittri bi tai r s l si r as i s r y a ta ."' the savoyance_ of Turkish troops to Versa. This was so lat saas mionehriesee of sot wadies that would be at of proof of ithessraay ; for they did sot pretend to tootasp i ca hat e ncase, =dee .1 mag a greet delay, give is detail that whine took plass is the Bleak Ban Obi Z oc cd e d." l thee els". ) eas dd. Ideladoo Woolwich (Hear, bear ) These were the assertioss apes which add -----,.A..ictouTiar thoweeohnineettetebilorheenn M d . ; tbe Ms. palms& bad founded his charges of eselooll000dissae•"•-•-faws--n--nn-sin"-laion-- a bn' t % Lc - o t e n ' s . nalednialehraties ea the part of the Admiralty. He bad au tass asah h an man n a the ar mies w a g ho e. sow gone throagh them di, giving Glasser sad verse; he =sitkli the amoisal." bad await the lettere of the parties esacersed; and be left iv, co l mirth Of the cyliaden was upwards of 70 toss. it to every seas to say far himself hew far the amnions ow. bin ) Ni hoped he had saddled the Maas that made at Dewy-lase, and repeated ia • modified the is that w e we geed IMMO for Griming the Robert Lowe to hems, were horse oat by the Mu. (Hoar, blot) He must inowie--(Wt, Mar) -that it was dose int of so whim, be ommitted to tiara that whoa the adelialetratiee re ii mak, at missals's @spree ea the part of tbe Admiralty fusers charged the government 'kith malatimisistratioa is Mgr apa sad sufficient mesa. (Hear, bear.) The bes. wale stroth tame, and poised to the transport genies is Pa" that es to ay tat the o th er wrote aa espy the pantheist departattht is which that naladmiainzatioe oaths this he world sot tapas the awed to this took place, they mast remember that it was precisely the ithrtbat be swath a sabsequest order to seed bet to transport anise width depeadth lees upon the pars. s i eweis, sad ultimately &sewers& that bo tbe esseeposee meat, eau he • athiderable 'that sore upon private trade, a nt Indite,' be would sot mood bar to Rewind,. This is the way or mother, Ma did thy o th er department of the wits Mier : athelaistration. The government add do wanly what "la ellelithee to the presses of air James Graham sad they phased with the ciseth's shim, and if anything west M Ida* of 'be hdoila ll 7. Ile Robots lamb dad ow' mess a deem, they alias were answerable. (Hear.) Bat nth will be lead, Is .”'"" a " 11 /" Nailia aa 11 " d aT ; with regard to the mamma service, the stowage depended 114;11ftio.tlio thiphoz, bathe _ se Mn ta• ova towed by woman% ma s o n in Saturday ant . as the master sad the other ; the sailing is like maw ~....i ika aim ' it f a , ai l a u a e oceowed. is is re edbeeee, &Wilda apes the nester aad the transport °Sem ; • Q'Vfi'e'showeit ea larg epth oat to theirs, lardabith retest risk sad the ithersment was ism able to mistral the tramped -"- a ship of se e • balaalP bdalf sent to the marries dna ate other whisk was mere immediately midi d at this ethos of Me per. Yd at • period sada their 'sabot Bat WINS be looked ilia the maser. dm nth reit dawdles lea less eased by the storms obi tit ttic i sni n t b s ..? sh o w sa y aos io n t awn , i t that Of tampon vessels by ether parties, he did sot and nig ilia pig MMa Robert Lowe fee *a sash • great dietiactios la favour of the measitathat of .4 of 12 tamille=olham Eda 7 add disibod by private perms above that of the goverameth There were as ail bs thistly samba to." these dome d nitrides skips. Beth were takes up by Tbot wss the eail lolls of ful aidlea " w . 111141 waa ral the government sad were eat out 'surely soder the direr sled by Os ddnildt7- It did sot bear the """P til " 'a ties of the entireties sommithesers; some sailed from mati wo le 0417 letterletteri sad eett etel lo wheel th e liert • Pat iaa ' aa peen when there ve ntios thuds ; and some from Mei that the than refined at all Maude to wad the ship pots whin dins were so emigration nests it all, bat la Swot* ;bat was "" bira • out bl his lector, ia ' thigh where the thane of the mash had the athootrolled ma. Maid dist the wee reedy to go. (Haan loan) Nor was eant. Now, these was tit. greatest rams dams ., W sewer " fhb bear Pahl" "d" tee W ship " r is the per adage of hes bathes Wes alerts which were if 14 "" la i W . _ _ _,____,_hy did sh• a" got haot _, la __" a ".._ .__,P"" eastallod by the gthenothat Yd those over which they dial l'a"P l a aal imaa •• the P eet et tee ahnuett Y l thereied so sontroL Oa the foram elms, the loss was very bet ba th " ii" ship was " I " tid y at tha " a arP iat " l _,: mull hided; it was eo. sidsrably greater ea the vessels (Misr, hear.) gbh was ad toady at the Us" alma am white were wily partially mpsdateaded by the wom anise was to he Pelirmsd t • delay was Weaned is "a' meat ; bat it was greater still ea Moe over whisk they bed misses. of bee sot Wag reedy ; and ultimately the *Ow ao n om a t eIL Olean bear.) The ease el the &raga a" "" Net •• a• • "" hthathi• "P a " if Y n alwa Y• mum had bees meatiosed some time sgo, sad It was said Ifs less. paressis sold that they night be east up for 81., that w an was pats atiaasaarossat aa she pas of hat the " aid "" w" 97l ' Thal we " "al top sad thug" W itheessesat. The p a ths= who brought forward °lasi." ia.tesd el at lidwaati., of se t " """i" adliaf slat easo ',lastly supposed that that mewl bad boss ral says a two , es lbe Pa" a" Admiral'," bet estisoly Was up by the goverathat. It was so Memo the lion gestlemas's Maas had failed a its duty. such th i n . It was the gnat ni p o f the li mn Gran . no o w, lialr ' ) ad " aid " ma satith " fact ' wig* would of the largest sad bast shipbaliding firma cm the river ; sad ythqs seta little surprise the hoses. They bad bald • t he goverament took passage is it for the troops. They did Pal aid add the tfawage of the Rabe" 1 # 3 . 5. TM" their leset to son skit the ship was eas-wortby whoa oho loft "mate moss Issawls slaw inqsalt SO ba 'Mealy ia"'"' this pastel; sad M believed that am.... so, sad that the WASS& manathed. TM only posed sated wby the easy disuse to t i e sisa l non from some who w hi c h th e * el I" Select L•W•ka a " hi " Y th i arl Y P alled * " a wh y Hearn Ones were maths, sat to Bosky. Therefore, I " a " 14 ' 11"1•"" as it "If ht ta ha" hth a i wads tha t whatever wee wrong was set ow i ng to the niamessigestest the thesis sad the aid mate had both beset maned before a th, hooolan nt, h at to t h a t of m u m G ra n. one o f the its shag el the that. Now, the house would tee a IBA* gra firsts la this emistry. (Hear, bear.) They had bees " thad a a`a that the ,eras wile °Ma d" II " "P ath told the ether day of the weedetfal performasem of rail ad the skid nate of the Robert Lowe was els lea. member way nona t an is t h e c r i me , i sa d h o did so t w iah t o for Tresses* ; sad ke did it wittiest tho knowledge of the da g a hh t h e sn o t t h at was d oe to t h en i h ot h e h a d h oa rd Is ddainiii ii; ' tiliat,',._l"24_,Th° " amidta aliali a la k eel " boa ea diem at Gibraltar that there wee so essepathos - eel i bu t - """ '"" " thuds w hy ti " at " that " whatever between the gtherthest tampon sad those is hi eheeded ' The 4"1"1"`" w as that, is 11" boo. P a ' width the an mad horses d the sonthetare were ceaveyed. lima's 111111 TOW. • WOW s ad Sate were Mt eat who (Rev , Mar.) Th, h on . hca ti o naa h a d ni de s hames of were maserwiated with the theme of otowbsi the stores. „ na g Yd dh oti s a rearm av ian the Asininity, had Timm the both gestlemsas node the followlai stateliest : swp d t u n w i t h h o t" w a y ii , ill, sa d I nd that he m in i... Adel° W oo l : weso.o4lafi...a,.."4,l4hado_t' " ii .. . tha n W arta " ...it d o tam so well Massif, that he (sir C. Weed) ,-,;----____. rte was -.- -_-_,%. -"- ..-_____,""w"...: 11 meld sot help Oaths, to the meassemeat of some of the Biala s h ould ~.._...- ethe r .___ _.....,_`" "'Y "_,fa'a__:: ,____‘=" "..." bethiestletha's owe drain whisk tad some lefts tbe rabbi '- 'f"' a " gl'E''".. tirau'. 6"". 187 '... la rather a promised way. Certaialy **boa. patheana's Athirsity to the other to take her masa to W(mirisb, atsuram t to soassa isa w i t h t h e wo e . Usage, ad. la uist that the WI". sli g ht walk ea haat e 1 Hear ' peat skip was sot oath as to impress earth with a Masai kiss," lid Mythic) 'The OWN/ monad that it would sontaitar that he wou ld ma ngo od e r henee thea MI 16 i n hetiel o tio . o leg tt "... la i llimr ___,____ l4 " 11." tha o sii _!!... " ' " ..._ 1 " wan iseetagod by the Admiralty. This Willim Liadsay ma-is-71;2e.. -,the____,_.....•aa'aar_t_i• sad t h at " ww " = ._ 0 „ . ..,,,..... 1 "" """ was the fad eta series of vessels whisk deo Juli a psalms --' - *- •••••••- •""' "61" ever •'• ""`*"*" prat to sea is monies d every pod. laudable, sad praise. be 44 ,end the dap wed& that 1001. is going to Wool- tinny rei.a..diat a h a pplos the c law of entreat *IL The Admiral° " a " al II " thi lf " P la "' vessels. Ise 1862 tbe bun patinas hod Method a eh. bat the wale " id that lie 'la ass " ad kr iiiiwa, ester to nay dergyeama is Great had la di. iliositts ad that be wesld Mbar take her away hem them" tetra; h. '. was "wile" that ill *lli " he mile ether " we ' th.ev. ftith-Cosiderlag the Massa stollen if per - dulled" hid lid hid had Y mama. hie lases"' mese of all resits who are see lathe Ibis wash, the Ohm) He lad Mind imisthisedy to CoPtabt Rum, as Rolls sokethes, mad the wide field 0 reysis ki : i t t illerid ialor of very high obanoter, the nmilatmelest of the te did Wed oe that %id; fheff. so ria_ a tato see " o a f *"aws s. ' yid et Delderk Ili° baa ehlirde 414 "ffialsOsibiniZtrojellisisseyPrthentivessalsaaladle:rdosde er lbe I. - 'limb treeePe" " anise ' lied had seed lila aus airmen sad testhessth sod too am - mat as to what this stdethad Pee firsiiimily„ is the abuse, el proper ininastioth to 617 alai It Corea Amos% lease was as follows: eisosi - paella ill vowels of Mash the aril e hae_d_Ba i _____i e ate_ " I ems wide mislay &dare so @soh Obi ass Mine ilidaadra•tibatsbdobrsalrosa wood tssra 7 s l" 4 7/ 1 7 1 ; rtrosesdiaaor sw eat this to Woolwich has that bath sie *Matisse . ; an anuoimmesses we have made lor war brim ecrothhio' el emesseeetealigetilehW al • re: lag tot the seessinry wedgelike al • a Mak sad is • massif L issal eemmet shea the &statism 110-dsehos" orriver. I nk s" sow- she da ubs 1.--1-T-4-----1.•■•...4.01,5m0ibe kno tia il wa ; ea thi t i t i • gh bi ou g t P r : WISE NOM le el daft timethith" peril ith We bask of then who may bath say desire to To make the mated mare NM b aw l hod &dada • Mali melts lb* Men he is the disuse adasid • bid Lisatesaat Wastineek, the grist esir thasperts at We may suggest that tho ebissi=ls e d = sat dm Divided. He said, leCje si o I "1 ha "' 11•111 lb. elialai" w a nt 60`4X101' Ming ee. eat t allarili woos deorte- bl w li bitber bisk ilig aime r igul ethw e lor lig-412. aad olthlaa imsesecid_ ilai heel ohp'Pa'neo, b,,,1eir.....""*"...."..a1an tt Zr",.., —wbetlin well meditated, airithe le tbe wither ar slew I - , i on -- ' - a ina -- i c o n y -- --' - ban i rnwo - ' -- 4_ s o - ,fi ton. In a woad. they should ask themselves Ist assidthe "see -.- ----- - -- i s t h e p an es w ho w ometehee ge mot them ea a limp of A CRINISB ARTIV7 AND FOBS-There )II at the where shire lath bees othered for survey is may put moo moss alas if assibishs h aspassa n no non adv ... ......., is ibis 0n0 ... is fawn - with 7 the Americas 1 et tka lieu "lave eillillsge" 117 duty to " tvert Faith Ibst embisseiss to so dMast a thlesy b ee r,17.--... ~.. o _, - :; ‘ ,,. w _ no ' - . .. i 0,,,,..... 0 them, sad sewn men time to • thee to ;'. ' th prearmai amen is lb. another is whisk it sad ictitok•-woo•-.1017 a '''' -- oottoo st - - ciain, ---- . 1 ;;.... i ...... , The statemest Mt othodai • author boa Deptford te alb`her s etas bass bees. as boos wooed to dasoals o Vfooltrialger .....h. fdapaidas . .k. ....1awa5id....1h0tri...05....p0050.......0i 100i l t = ma , saws rem nes * „ sno b., to i h o m a'a m, emit, origiaally lived is the provisos of Baseless. His 1 4.1 ••• --.r.--e •-•.-- •-.- --, - vise & sw o i ed ► by e s aeltho, sw mainly seder our sassago- or h abed tbirty-five, sad be spooks with lathy Mood and be towed then for la" nest, sad fitted with every isaprommeit that edged da the ithaelpal dished of tho theithe the ffiwaahilth OS l As Kr. Label did sot give the sloth of soy partiodar antiest, so as to Ware t e stae, wbo eonoseissay_ prothed_ al to that is whams, she news of p i m a. sad bus of Cum. His "roeli his stateliest add only be met by the weendes el sassy os o large obt : ia ea _ lo ot eafr ou : se4 y . it mad km meshed peat ealdvatios is tb• literature sad • ik e l .r earTia . n. lasd .„. est ...... st Doptlet ____ ,...... yard sad of2r tressport ."... Tbo throe fouowiog sa l oo `17; boo . 1 .., . ;l .0.0.1... d the obiloaid zoom for a . to set gay 1 - ''P•". “a° s'a'''' w'''' .... - •••= ---- es tbo Ist of Desemaba, battery, aad Febrite a r d a e ery 'lever Chimed maim, but also a pot sad a nu. 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"" i ti ller i tee isr i t l it! e=___,__lflataliftamtsiguses.....her roe above lao aleetoraatow would es . ve ffiep o les_ .._ aad •_setr . !tSe•!_._, st th !l l s.masil, di:threes were glees that she should go dews :,116814,_.bolaeregia.d f t ss • =7l "Z iirs ' a t: mant a % __ _st at ofa__..._.. aa ...‘ ..._ragnat_adootiamoir tYbo•=adiss."" 11. di Comas& aa • 'with Ma ewe masa. is order Se lea OM throb of the thew r a - rz - ",.; aa as d ca me w o r the li g teiettve ties. TM r T a ko PP obit a t ' o ...... . toto kagoo'" A. = be Is o asshada ow liaa that alto was is a Nate to go to sea that day. That (ani s m o o . . It• Walt mod set 'wow with. Mar, bean) Asd why Ss pmts the bethieselamis ample NI& for his lied mad eddif7 ai hem sad ladePlad aam as" " i • be. The subject this dropped, tad the motion for the ad• joszsment wee agreed to. NATIONAL GALLERY. Lad ELMO asked usthe fleamary et the Treeing, whether tt eros his b l hes, before sieving the isensese pest et MAK for t h e Notiosel Ostler,. to lay apes the sew ep• the Was of the lime say lateematios me regarbil Osmium of dfsesers, hea rs. sad seentery, travelling Wsad eitiesolled ; sea obi t whether my Tommy Waste, issebblies sail sseelibutbe essetitottos of the gallery, had bass Seeld iota wean be mode psblis pre elette to tbe ma miss / Dlr. WILSON that ham the vote to shish the uphill bird its veseldi be deolied. s fen umlaute, de. gams the ressesalbew el Gosh giber to be oppelated, wadi be bid is 1110 CRIMEAN NEW". Mr. CRAMMED wished to Mow frets the sale bed et the heed of the reemistest whether be mold Om eta below Ishentsties respeedas the adenoma sews whish bed bees resolved from the Crimes. The pablie wield be setsrelly assioss fer faStromtles cm the sabjest between this sad Mosby, before shish the home would sot orb meet. (flier, beer.) Lora PALMERSTON mid the bet telegraph memege, shish we. seessearily shut, had hems enbotastiolly somme- Mated by Lord Namur% mad appeared be be perm that sersiag. Of mane say farther dem& sushi be w ear to the public es soon as recelved by the peorsmeat. ) EDUCATION ("GOTLAND) BILL. The bean tbes Walt WS SINIUMIII, Mg fesemed the disessies es tie *bum el dr Basiemrs (1111.16.4 SUL Sneed dune 11 the seessen vele speed te, eller ) s db lambspeeks." WM pme Theism , t *masa al 2:2111.. IERS. TIM Newspaper stamp Abolition Aot bee received the Royal Assent, and will ems into operation on the 30th init. The price of the lispress(unstamped) will be thou reduced to 2d. Consequent upon the change, this Paper will re. mire the fall benelt of the arrangements of the Daily N. and will, from its own resources, seek to be distieguished as unequalled among Evening Papas. It will be published in time for the afternoon trains and can be supplied to say distant). within 70 miles of London by an early hour in the evening. Vbe exaneoo. TO CORRESPONDENTS. itoordoilaio Yloaled kr “Tbo Itzlear," Lamb& Vegas polo, bo Milo Moo. 10. Ilwavorbrowoot, by Two o ci'ort 0 No lay of pabloodso. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Taw DAY—llonias. Ka ..... Attorsoaa. Hsu Trisossow—lllaraing. 916 flar LONDON. SATURDAY, JUNE 23. LATEST FROM ABROAD. THE CRIMEA. Although it is well understood that the go vernment is in paragon of fuller intelligent* than that communicated in Lord Pannture's des patch published yesterday morning, no further official statements have been given to publi sky. We believe that when the details are published it will be found that the check experienced' by the allies commented with the springing at • 1 mine by the Russians at a moment when the assail ing columns were on the point of establishing them selves within the Busies lines. A considerable amber of Russian troops lost their lives with the French and English by this explosion. In the null whisk followed, our allies, pressed by force of nun bus, receded to the Macedon and beyond it, and the Mamelon batteries were for a time be 1 1 the power of the enemy. It was at this period that the English suffered most, being ex posed in the position taken on the 7th to the flank fire of the gnus on the Mamelon. The enemy was not suffered to remain in this repined work, but was attacked on the same night by the French, and driven back to the enceinte, our gallant lollies rema i n i ng masters of the Mamelon. I The English loss, in killed and wounded, is stated \to be about 4 , 000 , includ in g 60 officers. The spirit of the troops was admirable, and a renewal of the attack was expected. Varian names of officers who \have fallen boy timbal se, bat we are reluctant to publish any smelt witbsaldldal warranty. The names of Sir John Campbell, Lieutenant. Colonel Yea, and Colonel Shadforth, of the 67th Regiment, are mentioned by some of our (=tempo varies as Using amongst the °Sous killed. A Russian despatch mete that 400 of the Allied forces were taken prisoners. RUSSIAN HEROES. Baron BVIILTCHZOI7, of the Lug of Pausates reg iment of Grenadiers, is—if we may believe the lavalide Busse—the miscreant by whoa orders the weases crew of the Comae were massacred at Hemp. The Aar (roma-ofecier) who acted am aerbtant Maher under him is Galled Perez Etymon , . These ammo are chronicled for enduring infamy. The story of their cowardly exploit is told in the loorigio Bare in a manta that may yet enable the Rumba gemameat in a great measure to disown it. Not setkely : for the u sarsg-froid" and apes thoposi• time" of Svarrenxorr are praised, although eali awarding to the narrative of the Invalids Reese &Ism English seamen had been overcome by slugs heap of Russian grenadiers. The Cwt must be sedlly in want of something to boost of when Ids Add newspaper blows its trumpet over such a Ob. tory, Galling it u wies osearmoucto fort howswoo." From the manner in which the event is related is the Ismaili, Bono it might be Waned that the Gus mender of the troops in Finland, Gourd Yon BIRO, had simply forwarded to St. Petersburg the report which IitMCIIKOFT had transmitted to him of his own exploit. If this were th• ase it might hereafter be alleged by the esounaader of the knees in Fmlaad, sad the authorities ia St. Peters burg, that they had been misled by the states:ma Or STUTCHNOTT. The masa* would then anew to have been merely the act of an madder" few doss, and unscrupulous officer, who bat embed bsheep victory over a few unarmed mos, in the lip,' by emaggenting and mierepneating the bannestisa, to sera a decoration or promotion. There is ose statabliarbkmk, however, which General Vote BIRO will have to get over : it ie said that " the flag of the cutter " was taken. Could he not see that it wee a flag of trees ? And did this not inspire him with any suspicion as to the real character of the affair 1 1 We shall ere how the Russian Government sots when the real facts of I the ease are submitted to it. Will SVOITCZKOPP be decorated or sent to Siberia? He has doubly deserved the latter at the hands of his own Govern-1 meat—first, by bringing a stain on its arms through his violation of the laws of wart atoadly, by his oold•blooded murder of the seven Easahm Cu who were put on shore from the Casa& Yet the reluctance of the Russian Governama to confess that it has prematurely boasted of a vistery may iodate it to cosatenanes and reward the tar dear. Nay, even if he be sent to Siberia, it may be merely as a blind, and when there, instead of being forced to work in the mines, be may be installed in some snug and lucrative oflko. The story is the bootie Bans—be it that of BTERTCIIIO27, or General VON Bun, or of the sr:dimities at St. Petersharg—is crammed with falsehoods from beginning to end. It is not true that the English defended thia min. for a time and then laid down their arms the dicers who landed were unarmed, and the muskets in the boat were not loaded. The boat wee at sank. The Remise story assweate saly for teen Englishmen—there were seveatesa laglkbaboa and seven Russian subjects. It is onasesseary to proceed. It is unfortunate that the foist heps of the more and twelve of the men being still alive no \ poses only on the mations of a doeumeat so replete with mendacity. Time will clear up all doable; but ' upon one point the English people have made up vr . y 4 . 4 Ade minds-4 sigeal punishment must be hdisted ea the guilty, main the Russian 45vernesset, if it etlempie ie waissassa se screen - them. Of this the pastimes of Bemis in bigh places may tut mead.—D. ng Ram gbe Cant* The Duke of Ounbridp visited the Queen yester day at Baskingbase Palace. Prince Albert, attended by Captain the Hon. D. de Roe, went yesterday morning to the Saciety of Arts in the Adelp►t. His Royal nighties left Bacitiag'hass Palm st 3 o'clock is the afternoon for Windsor for the pimple of distributiog the prises at the annul ezbilsitios of the Bejaia/sedation et Windsor in the Hesse Park. The Prises travelled to Windsor and returned to London by special trains on the Stuth Western Railway. Her Majesty, with the Priem* Heys l and the Prisms Alin, atteodsd by the Hos. Flora Meedosald, took a drive in the afternoon In an open land a and four. The Equer ries in Waiting attended on horseback. The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, attested by Mr. Gibbe, went to Clermont yesterday. Prince Arthur and the Paillasses Helena and LUIS& took • drive in ea open earrisp and four. The Queen bad a Caner party In the evening. The company included the Duelists of Kent, the Maharajah Delve, Single, the Duchess of Sutherland, the Duke of Newcastle, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Marchioness of Waterford, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, Bermes de Speth, the Rawl and Countess of Eight, Lord Gmge Leases, Colossi the Ho.. C. B. Phipr, Sir George Coupe:, Sir Jolla Login, and Colonel Rei.liesos. The bead ante Royal Horse Guards attended and played daring dinner in the palace. The Duchess of Kent west to Frogman yesterday, at tended by Lady Acne Katie Dawson, Bermes de Speth, and Sir George Cooper. Her Royal Highness returned to Clarence-house, St. Jams's, In the alumna. The Judicial Couswittes of tits Privy C Hai olman sat yester day. Preseat—Ths Justices ght Braes and Tumor, the Chancell or of rds the Duchy of Cornwall, Sir J. Pawnee, and Sir R. Ryan. An appeal from Bengal, " Ganesh Datt Sing v. Yolnahur Sing " (pan heard), was concluded, and judgment given. Despatches for Wm Governor of Canada wars sent last noting from the Coloaial-cflke. Loup CHANIZILLAIN'a OFFICb, Jima G.—Notice is hereby give., that bee !Weal will bold a kyles at St. James's Palace on Wednesday, the 27th lastest, at two 0' The Idiot Asylum at Rarlswood, near Reigate, will be opened by his Royal Highness Priam Albert on Taeaday, the 3rd of July. Her Majesty has signified her commands that the Thames Regatta shall be reader her Royal Patronage, and adopt the this et the " Royal Thames National Regatta." Lord Penman entertained the Duke and Daoheas of Argyll end Lady Brame Campbell, the Earl and Countess of Bigio, the Bari sad Comatose of Bradford, the Right Hen. Sir Charles and Lady liary Wood, the Right Hon. Sir David Donde', Bir Thee. and Lady Louisa idonerieffe, Major Nasanytb, Mr. 0. Dalhousie Ramsay, and a select party, at dinner, cm Thursday evening, at hie mamma in Reigns, square. Emma Lady Pitts entertained the following party at dinner a few eveninas slam :—Carniaal Wiseman, the Pekes sad Princess Doris Paaphlib, the Rail and Countess rif Whitlow sad Lady C. Howard, the Brasilia* Minister i the Duchess of °lowest': eel Mathis. Meesdo, Mr. sad Mn. H oward, Lad y Vestigial 1 Tro l l e y ; L ito oro y s a rr ifig oro l ac. ness will give &juvenile ball to the Qom and members of the Royal Family, on Friday next. The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland will have • distinguished party assemble at Sion House today, to remake till Monday. Thus will be gread doiegs at Isleworth ea Monday, which day his geese has And to lay Ike foanetadomateas of the sew church. The Earl and Countess of Roden and suite have arrived et the °read Hotel, Am-I...Chapelle, as their way to Hanover. Viscount and Viscountess Combermere gave a mar 'Meat entertainment last evening to their Royal Riga seems the Duchess of Cambridge aad tbs Prisons Mary, and the Hereditary °read Dustless of Mecklenburg Smuts. We (Wakfield Journal) regret to hear that our worthy representative, G. Sanders, R.q., M.P., atill oeste dimes is a very dilute state of health. Though so mertaleseent as to be able to take a little sundae, we tear there is little prospect at his being able to resume his pu ilaineatery dudes this session. Mr. Commissioner Holroyd, of the London Bank-, ruptcy Court, has succeeded Mr. Commissioaer Lyrics at, the Bristol District Court, sad will disoharp the duties of Mr Commissioner Hill, who has leave of abuses bola the Lord Chancellor till the let of August. A course of lectures on rather a novel subject, viz.: 0 The leg il questions which perplex ladies who an viaiting Me pm," are being delivered at Red Limimpare. The York Horticultural Society has arranged with the Cowan of the Yorkshire POilaoophical Society to have • 'hew of leeiculturel sad h or ticultural productions, oa the OM of next month, in the grounds of the latter moiety. The ' ruins of St. Mary's Abbey, St. Leonard's Hospital, and the Roman Multaagular Tower. the Hospitiam, sad the Ma -a of the Philosophical Society In to be thrown open to (roam TIN Utters. The Cowlick wan fitted out at Chatham, and most of the boat's crew were natives of Olathe= and Roehester. The Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural Society had jug reedited a lee Cheshire cheese, 901 be. weight, to the 1110101 Napoleon. The offeriag was made as a specimea of sae of the egrieultaral predicts of this cowry. The dress on duly received at the Tuileries by O.wsl Rolla, hellfill6omiusl du raids, who %beaked Om committee la , the UM Ilse Zmpedir for their present. EP Majesty, be observed, wee weeded, iatorested English farming. Mks Awned is et. Polar:boar' of the 15th, prints at tea length Ns. Cohden's sad Sir James Graham', spesehes la the Ulla; of the Dome of Costume o a the NW. The epee* of the het. mamba for the West Midis. le plentifully prolate& with " Braver," " Loag et &orate ledes," to., conveying the sides that the 'estimate were peculiarly palatable to the useably. The French conuaiseionere who ere taking pert in the defenses. relative to the eitatiouud telegespas, tap s ndessios el is the tariff for the despatelms. The &Iglus Imp a redvetios, bat to a Ws nes& The Empress of Austria has left Vienna flew Pao sealtsfes, with a usamous suite. Their Illejessits sr *spewed to retwa to Vienna at the 10th aimed mattli. The annual satin of the Archnologbel Initi ates of Great Britain saddd Inked, will be hold se lanue• busy teem August 6 to 14. Madame Castellon has arrived in Landon. Abdel Hader is residing at Constaatinople. The following we the meatier! of a few of the Wormy and Seieadels &Ueda for the moan week Monday : Institute of Actuaries, 7—" Oa the Resits ef the Ouralloas of the Gotha We Assume , Beak for the Met Twisty S h e Teen, particularly sa regards the Modality anmagst the UM accred, by Men llopf. Osegrkiliteal, 11§—" Oa the Cidgrubleal Results of his lass flosearehee is the Ando Regius, is H.M.S. Ilemerld," by Captain " Biploretion of the Desert of Atacama," by Dr. Philippi, emasnaleated by Yr. Holbert. Tuesday : I *logical, 0.--Bedestiflo. Wednesday: Itoyal essiety of • Literature, Si. The Arctic ezpedition in sou* at Lieutenant gave Galled from New 'York es the ktl. The sardines win p r oceed op Balla'. Boy, yields. the men premium headlands. Efforts are being ntade (aye the dthesseson) to bring to a alas the loeg pang dismiss between the Taste sad the gradates et the Usiversity of London, Mains to the fame (masklike of the University. A paper has been kid before Sir G. Grey cta the art of the gradates, settles forth the egrantant cone to in 1.86 t as to thr aof the far bases sebatted by thus to the Beata. The floats were willing that the gradates should be iir corporate& tato the University, and should meet is ecievoestion, with the right to uprose as opiate, whieb, however, was not to have legal fora gasp to relation to a am thane's. TM gradates further asked toe the right to satiate a portico of the Beate ; and bare the moieties broke et It again in the paper sow rebnittA that the two pinks really differed is sassedslo ; the Senate cooly Wending se eased, • " kw lit hessur." while the graduates desired a" net and esa sti *deal kidnaps: It •appals. too, that the kw elan et the sawn has advised that the proposal of th e Goma is leadnissible : it being " repugnant to the semen a sera radon to is the whole authority is the Senate , liable to the predates the wets ask. but eons of the ordinary nestiess of torporaters." The pedalo sow alai oat this this kgsl dineulty has solely arisen hen the Wesel to the Seats in reaped of the fourth slat, sad rant Omit skin to its ossostdoo. _-...- of 112 DAILY me.) PARIS, FRIDAY Byname. The news of the serious reveres (for it moot be otherwise described) sustained by the Allies before Sebastopol has been received by the Parisian pulite with greater sang fronl than might have been ex pected, eonsidsring their extreme susceptibility on the point of military prestige. General Pelissier's des patch is singululy candid. It says, in 'plain terms, that the attack " did not succeed"—the attack re ferred to being a great operation prepared Wag be forehand, and expected to be decisive—and there is not a word to attenuate the importance of the failure, except the last consolation of a defeated army, that the retreat was effected in good order. As a matter of couese the question is now asked whether anything has been gained by the substitution of General Peliesier's daring for General Canrobert's caution. But all criticism on the military tactics which resulted in the disaster of the 18th must be idle in the present state of our information. This reflection, however, must force itself upon the atten tion of all those who have attentively watched the course of the war—many highly respectable military opinions have been given to the effect that Sebastopol could never be taken unless it was completely invested. It therefore be hoved those upon whom rested the immense respon sibility of undertaking a partial assault, involving the immense loss of life, which it is impassible to doubt has now taken place in an unsuccessful attempt, to be very careful that their calculations were well founded. It is to be hoped that no undue interference with the unity of command, either from London or Paris, may have goaded perplexed commanders to a terrible esterprise upon unsure grounds. The utmost uneasiness is felt by families who have re ladles in the army of the Crimea. The ominous phrase in the Moniteur,thst itis" impassible to state 1 the losses with precision," is interpreted with too much reason as meaning what is plainly said in a telegraphic despatch from Undoes that they are "severe." People derive no consolation from another despatch of this day's date from London, which re presents Lord Raglan as reporting that the loss was "not very considerable." This is manifestly a mis 7 take of the telegraph. 1 The Bourse, although greatly agitated by the uts looked-tor bad news from the East, did not give way to anything like the extent that might have been ex pected. In all probability the news, known to a few, must have produced its effect to a great extent 68fr yes terday. The Rents only tell 25c.,doaing at . 40c. Railways fell bat very little. The Empress, whose departure for the south has been postponed, will now, it is said, leave Paris for the Pyrenees on Sunday. Her Majesty, who takes with her the Princess d'Essling and very few other person., will remain in the Rooth about a month. M. Fould, the Minister of State, has been occupied dur ing his stay in the south in preparing the residence of Biarritz for the reception of the Imperial party. It appears at present doubtful whether the Emperor will be able to accompany her Majesty, as was at 1 lest intended. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Jens 14. It may not be generally known in England that the Emperor Alexander IL, in issuing his late mani festo regulating the regency in case of his death before the majority of his eldest son, is only following the common custom in Russia introduced long ago by his predecessors on the throne. The late Empe ror Nicholas had also made • similar arrangement in case of a minority, and designated his younger brother, the Grand Duke Michael, as eventual re gent. The Emperor Alexander 1., who died without issue, took the same step when his next brother, the Grand Duke Constantine, married the Polish princess Lowics, née Countess Grudzinsks, and re nounced his rights of succession to the throne. In both the manifestoes hitherto published by the present Czar, the expressions relative to Poland and Finland are deserving of notice as being quite new. In future manifestoes these expressions will probably be changed, to make room for the more significant and expressive term of "incorporation," u was the case with other provinces obtained by conquest in pre vious wars, such as Lithuania, Caucasus, Georgia, and Kasen. Hitherto Russia has remained for some time passive on the aide of Moldavia, but she has not neglected to strengthen her position in that quarter in a quiet manner. Thus, at the mouth of the river Pratte, she has a formidable flotilla of 18 heavily-armed gunboats, and two larger war-steamers, with 8 guns each. At Kilia are stationed 12 gunboats and 2 armed steamers. and 6 gunboats are lying at Tschetsl, the advanced post of Russia on the Black Bes, where also, as well as at the Bnlioa month of the Danube, are erected formidable land batteries. The mouth of the Pratt has also been strongly fortified. The steam-boat company of Peterhof have com menced running their vessels on excursion trips out to Cronstadt, to give the inhabitants an opportunity of witnessing the present - ats peens°s of the formidable works for their defence. The Newa river steamers, among others the Sylphide, take up passengers at the quay here, and carry them to Peterhof, and the to the Cron stadt forts, where they run through the Russian fleet, which is now taken out of the basins and moored in the channel. Screw gunboats are l yi ng under cover of the large lineof-battle ships. The hostile fleet are plainly visible, anchored off Tollbukin lighthouse' and behind the island fortress of Risbank lies a Reit sian steam frigate with her steam 000tinually up,and ever on the watch and ready to take advantage of any single Tempel coming too near or other chance c i rc umstance. The excursion party are then taken round to the north aide of the island. where are sta tioned the floating batteries and another division of the gunboat flotilla. Moored alongside the floating batteries, on the north side of Cronstadt, are the line of-battle ships Pamiat-itsowa (the Sea of Asoff), Digermanland, and Seissoi-Welild. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL PELIBSIER. READ QUARTERS, Jogs 9, 1865. Yesaisar le Marishal,—l had hoped to be able to esuiplete by a detailed report the sews of our septet* sad 'sampan of the Resteehatka Redoubt (the Gres Maw lee), sad the redoubts of Volblaie sad Selighieski (Carom ing Bay), foreleg as networks the Olaf deem of Sebes opsi—aewe that ay telesteithie dallatelm of law 7 and S .swayed to you ; but Donal Bonnet hi. not boa able to Wiest ia sanest time the mined fragments of information requisite in order to report this brilliant combat, the magai- Ode et which has stained that of a pitched battle; to-day, therefore, I sorely ageism to pow a smeary outline, and will mead to you the omplete open by the asst post. Oa the 7th, at Ulf-past els o'clock, having stationed myself with my staff at the Victoria Redoubt, I gave the @Wolof attack, whist was directed et ate and the same doe avian the redoubt of the Oren Messelott and those of Ceressiag Bay, essoe•diag to arreapnease, respecting whist I kid previously gives orders to Ronal Bospot, whilst our anise es their side marched against the work called the flurries, sad which it was agreed should be their poiat of atteek. The troops that *stand into action beloapd to the divi sions ef Cameo, Repo, Delo, and Bonet. They were i sigaged by w ee bettalioss—ase being grenadiers, the soar 'wideness of the Imperial Guard, and by a meant braise part of a Mewls of the Ottawas army, awls the miss of the geaualishao, 0111.1 Puha, stationed as a reserve ea the right. The ispeteslty with which our eliding pined over the goolissehle apses of pound that separated them from the relesiteethe iesinsible energy with which they fought under • Sewer of balls and bullets, in order to penetrate, and pea emeblish theseelva I. t hem, egaiaat the return and Insator- attacks which the nosy oolleeted in large masses to inossoutly analog, presested • military spectacle of easeedieg madam. Ono hoar after the sonisenoment of this struggle, which resale one of the meet gloriosa Wastes is this war, so \ I h , meow •7 7• 114 therefore 111111111•1“. that he (Cboort.) woo re I thee be mod with ohjoeties tho his. loorlprirs or Is pee fttt• the `w. {w- Madill $ ams of tik• or. bras.) wires the lackey the vas aid al o•t. bet • let =Ws 1 the bow ittar-puly overammest ass at dad Aisia. l " 6 Asses. r, Ws, ea* od (snip .sral Nips bid • very IS, sM bur. 6at be di& se ; awl Mt alma deg It. Mee. le what di. ~ on crag hew ea bee the rip yr PV*. Yet olio Otis i tai St of M re.