The Sun. — London, England, 1855-01-04 00:00:00

THE SUN , LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 4, 18 5 5. OFFICIAL REPORT ON THE CHOLERA .to be prevalent, though they again speedily disappeared lof collapse one after the other ; but about the same time, RUSSIAN .REINFORCEMENTS AND FORCE POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—JiIt. 3. PRICES OF SHARES IN THE BLACK SEA FLEET. when the ship anchored further off the shore. I robust, healthy men, who had fallen suddenly down in IN THE CRIMEA. <z).- IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- Immediately after the occurrence of the first case, a state of collapse, began to be brought in from various eies MANSION- HOUSE. -Alderman Wilson, locum PANIES' STOCK. . . . great attention was paid by the executive officers to im- 1 parts of the ship, even from the yards, where they were ---......-4.----: Sir W. Burnett, M.D., Director-General of the Me- prove the sanitary condition of the ship ; the ventilation ;seized while reefing sails. The duties of the medical an- If any faith can be placed in letters addressed to tenens for the Lord Mayor, said he thought it would be advantaoeous to the public to read the following letter, deal Department of the Navy, has presented to the was made more perfect by means of large windsails, and 1 cers became now almost overwhelming; men, struck and intelligence received by German journals, from From the Official List. which his lordship bad received from a gentleman who i?UBLISIIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. Lords.of the Admiralty a report on the cholera which lBs4 the breathing space on the lower deck was increased by 'down in the manner described, were brought in so ire- Odessa, considerable bodies of infantry are bein attacked the fleet in the Black Sea in the , year B ~ removing the men's bags, and by causing each watch quontly, and in such numbers, that the senior assistant pushed down to the Crimea from the Bessara,bian g had authenticated the statement :- " London, Dec. 7, 1854. LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 2, 1855. more particularly as relates to her Majesty s ships re. alternately to sleep on the maindeck. The evils of over- and myself had to devoteour entire energies to such press- army, and their places filled up byreserve brigades, "My Lord,-I beg to forward you the enclosed letter, o tannic, Albion, and Trafalgar. The report has just crowding were thus in some measure obviated, ins cases only, whilst the o th er ass i s t an t h a d t o stand at and by divisions from General Paniutin'a (2d) corps, just received from New York, in America, believing GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. been printed by order of the Lords Commissioners. We The introduction of cucumbers and green fruit was the! table in the sickbay, dispensing medicines toastreane Dividend Amount give to-day the first portion of the document. prohibited, and orders were issued that the water should lof men complaining of diarrhcea, both real and imaginary, hitherto stationed in Volltynia, whilst the latter that in your capacity of chief magistrate you will know Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. In an inquiry of this kind the origin of the disease na- not be used until it had remained a night in the tanks ; I for a panic had now seized the crew. The scene con- are relieved by divisions of the first corps and corps best how to deal with it, and expose a system of whole- Annum. Share. to be first noticed, because, as it does not sale swindling, which I feel is being practised upon th© the corporals aid sentries were instructed to report tinned many hours ; and it was not until the following • th e kind-hearted people of this country. X s. d. .Z s. d. tarrally. claims. A ppear that the so-called Asiatic cholera is indigenous every man who had visited the head frequently. morning, when at length the panic became less, that . The 7th, Bth, and 9th divisions, forming " Six months since I received a similar letter to the - - - British • • • • • • • • •• •• •• - or endemic on the shores of the Black Sea, the question The ship remained in her new anchorage until the the names of the patients, living and dead, could be third corps, now coinmanded by General Read, in - enclosed, acting, as I was at that time, as executor to a Ditto Provincial •• •• 11. 81. 21 0 0 20 0 0 21 of its introduction from abroad or its spontaneous evolu- 11th of August, and then went to sea with several vessels inserted in the sick list. From the 14th to the 17th, the place of General Osten Sacken, removed to the deceased friend, directed to that person, ' and received at Brighton ...... -•• •. 5/. 20 0024 0 0 - tion on the spot, becomes ono of primary importance, in which the disease had broken out in a most virulent both days included, there occurred 201 cases of fourth corps, are said to have marched through the house six weeks after her death. It now happens City of London ~. •• •• 4/. 1 1 0 0 , 5. Itooo 0 0 1. 4 50 3 I S O 0 0 100 oirercially as regards the possibility of excluding it here- form, yet, though she remained close by the latter, there cholera, and 93 deaths. The experiment of putting to Odessa on their way to Perekop in successive columns of grenadiers. - that lam placed in a' similar position, in arranging the Cont . inental , ( . 3 . d Cap . ..)..... 41 Egaitable .• .. 11. 53.. 50 0 0 all 28 atfter from fleets and camps, or of arresting its deadly did not occur another case deserving of the name of sea having in our case failed, the propriety of return- of brigades, whose movements are to be aided by affairs of my late friend, Mr, McAlpine, and the accom- Great Central ....... 71 per cent. 10 0 0 all 10% course when it has entered them, by some kind of qua- Imperial ....... 10; & bonus. so 0 0 all - cholera amongst her crew until the b end of September, inn to the anchorage was determined upon ; but we waggons, principally furnished by the German colo- panyino letter is received about six weeks after his death, routine restriction. But I regret to state that any in- Indepen 6l. 40 0 0 ~ - when there were two slight caeca which a ppear to have bad, in the meantime e been driven to leeward by a nista dotted over the intervening steppes, in the annthe're can be little doubt but the lists of deaths in London•••• dent......... - 00 0 •• _._. formation I have to offer on this head is chiefly founded been contracted somewhr off e l s ie - e o t Crimea.. strong north-east wind, and there was, consequently Y, , same manner that they aided with 2,000 waggons the Times are copied, and their addresses written as per Do., Path Prefcrence al. par s e nt. 25 0 0 25 en hearsay, and wants the genuine stamp of authenticity. H Here as will be seen, was a vessel which lay in the an inevitable delay in getting back to Benicia The in the transport of the fourth corps, immediately envelope, Poe ein ••• •.•••...., 41. per ent. 60 0 0 CO 0 0 2414 0 0 00 0 0 73 Of course it could not be expec t e d t h a t th e medical midst of the fleet, in the very focus of the supposed epi- necessity of returning to port became daily more ern- battle of Taking the "The two parties I have been engaged for are not in RatclitT..... ...... • 51. 100 20 previous to the lnkerniart. Unite General ...... 1/. ss. •50 0 0 all officers of the respective vessels, each individually en- e nn i c atmosphere, and much more disadvantageously dent, by the continued violence of the scourge, and th eany way known to each other, and yet the paragrapha weetininster chartered s'. per cent.' 60 0 0 •• 4014 laissian returns at their value on paper, the threel gaged in his own duties, and for the most part reason- situated as regards land emanations than others in which now crowded state of the middle deck, where the die- • in the letters are word for word the same, and the money Ditto, New ........ 51. pa cent. '5O 0 0 10 e 0 • • • each of sixteen bathlious would rive divisions, eac , ~ . _ mg upon the incidents whi c h occur re d amongst the crew the disease had broken out, yet the hot blasts of wind, charges from the bowels and stomachs of the sick, and n to be forwarded to the came address. WATER-WORKS. of his own ship, could know much of what was going on which were supposed to be so injurious to their crews, the want of adequate ventilation, had contributed to 48,600 bayonets, including the 3d battalion of rifles. "Imythat b taking steps in feel,lord, 1.1 y some in other vessels or on land ; while tL® medical officers passed almost harmlessly over tho Diamond, a circum- . render the ship at length, in my opinion, the laboratory But the utmost average amount of effective corn- . wetter you will confer a great benefit on society, and re- ! Dividend Amount of the army, scattered' about in-the different towns and which, if these winds had in r ea lity b een charged of pest-poison. On the 17th we gained the roadsted of batants does not and cannot exceed 700 men, halt of Paid. Price. lieve, in many instances, the anxiety of surviving Name of Company. per stance Annum. Share. camps, could not know much of the occurrences which w i t h any e l emen t destructive tO health, it would be dif- Baljlok, and finding the place full of empty transports, of them being recruits of the last 18 months' levies. frienda, consequent upon such a stranoc unknown corn- . . a t i were taking place at sea ; hence the difficulty of fixing ficult to explain by any of the acknowledged laves which all the sick and the healthy, with the exception of ofli• The actual fm•ce of the three divisions, when the Y munication. s. a. 4 s. d. on what may be called the starting point of the epide- govern atmospheric movements. cers, sentries, and two boat's crews, were transferred to reach S e obastopel, will therefore be about 32,000 In conclusion, I may state that the parties do not pay East London - mic from any information that may be gathered either them, the bad cases being &elected for the Apollo. Only bayonets, with 140 field-pieces ; that is, if the 14 for the letter, and victimise their dupe in the cost of (band Junction ....•• i I l i. p,,r „. cwt, 50 0 0 all 'lOO 0 0 70 79 ERUPTION OF TIE EPIDEMIC AT VARNA. "r cll ‘ . 100 0 0 - 1- - from the medical returns in this office, or fro m other 22 eases of cholera occurred after war d s , mi n ne arly all b a tt er ies of the corps can keep up with the infantry. tenpence, if they do not succeed in drawing Si. or 10/• l'^ 100 7.1' -- - - ' * extraneous sources. The disease appears to have broken out at Baljick awl the vi • • " """ - 1 dims were men who had been in close attendance The following is the composition of the 3d. corps, f _rorn the survivors, who meet give it out of respect to newniveroompans - - es Varna much about the same time At the latter place it Southwark & Vauxhall Clper emit. 100 0 0 - . 8l;li But besides the want of positive information there are ' h • f French " on their sick messmatee, and had accompanied them to by divisions,brigades, tie • their departed relative. i had spread rapidly from the camp on the north . C..---. Vest Middlesex .. • • - - f's other circumstances which render it difficult to give any'he transports. There is one gratifying circumstance," I enclose my card as a guarantee of good faith, 1 through the intermediate British and French encam e• 7TII DIVISION (LIEUT.-GEN. USCHAKOFF.) DOCK.I3, satisfactory account of the origin of the disease, such, however-the disease was not communicated to the crews and subscribe myself, your lordship's obedient, humble rente and the town of to the British r - 1- 1 taea..y Brigade • let . Dividend Amount 1 . for example, as arise from exclusive modes of reasoning r ' -'' • Varna,of the latter. The sick and healthy having been removed servant, -- amp on the south-west eide of the ba B the 27th Battalions. Men. " Gaol Hospital, Nov. 17, 1853, Name of Company. per of I Paid. Price. respecting its proximate cause. Different views are el - into the transports, the more healthy were selected and - s lensk Regiment (13th line) 4 ... 2,800 Annum. Share. c Jul cases had terminated fetall • morey in than one of tertained by medical men and others on this head ; for brought on hoard the following day to clean the ship. M n ohileff Regiment - (14 h t line) the y irene ores lying off the y and the Valmv • while one class seems to regard it as a noxious principle French ' war gp Beeine? ' ' town, ' , which ,ay close to the Sens aren, The decks were first washed and sprinkled with the 2d Brieade : " Honoured kind Benefacton-It is some time slnce X s. d. ! £ s. 41. Which is generated in the atmosphere, another considers P I ' , chloride of zinc, which was several times freely applied Wite k.'" Regiment (13th light) ps4 ... 2,800 I last wrote, ner should Ido so now had I not been very Commercial .. ,•••.. •• , 4/, pr cent. Stock. Stock. - reported to have lost 12 men b • ' • y the epidemic dun t East and West India.. 1 5/. pr sent. Eteck. - - that it is of terrestrial origin, while a third assumes that . was t e (II o every other part of the ship ; she was . aleo repehte y ill end in much distrese, and impelled thereto by your __,. _ ing the e9th and 30th. On the followine day the first Polotsk Regiment (14th light) - it may be contained in the water of particular districts, fumigated." The arrival of the vessel in port, the ce desire that I should apply to you again the very moment Lenao ;,. ... I 51. pr cent. Stock. - 105% fatal case that occurred in the Irinth fleet _ and a fourth, setting all these theories aside, en the . took place paration of the sick from the healthy, the cleansing BTH DIVISION (LIEUT.-GEN. POPOFF). I had further need ef your assistance. Bless you, my Ditto Bonds 1 47. per cent. - - in the Sanspareil. The ma de 1 I n c ared that he had been so grounds of their improbability, to contented to believe . and fumigating, together with better ventilation, Ist Brigade : kind, honoured benefactor, for your great kindness to st. 'Catharine 4 per , Tit. Stock. o 50 - 0 0 _ in perfect health up to the mometst of his seizure : was supposed to have arrested the progress of the die- Diebitsch Regiment (15th line) 4 ... 2.800 me, unworthy as lam of your generous consideration. • V o i th i ty a net . o . n .. ........ ........ 3 , 1 ;s e a. c r eil that, like the poison of smallpox, lague, and scarlatina, b i nt four o'clock• r e t . . 20 0 0 12 0 0 - it is simply an infectious emanation from the human a o h in the meriting he was roused out ease ; though this was, perhaps, due to the improved Ponawa R.egiment (16th line) - body, the product, as in these several diseases, of its own of his sleep y severe cramps and other unmistakeable ventilation principally. If, indeed, it had not been 2d Brigade : ful, and deserves only scorn and contempt. 0, my BRIDGES. peculiar kind of morbid action, and that, although oho- symptoms of cholera, and in spite of a variety of ro- necessary to close the ports there is great reason to he- Alexandrepol Regiment (15th light) ... 4 ... 2,800 dear, kind, noble parents ! Their affection has long Dividend 1 Amount lens appears to have been first recognised in India, it medial measures he died about six o'clock in the even- !eve that the improvement which took place in the Krementschuk &gin - lent (16th light) ... . 4 ... 2,800 sine,e, I know, caused them to mourn me as dead. Bet- Name of Company. per ! , of Paid. Price. has been thus disseminated widely over the more densely jug' The case appears to have been followed by health of the crew when the ship first went to sea would 9en DIVISION (LIEUT,GEN. SAMARIN). ter it is so than the blush of shame to mantle on their Annum. I Share. a succession of di • 1 lattacks oecurrin until i populated portions of the globe. That, in fact, it i s . .air wee e • g have continued, and that they would have escaped in a Ist Brieade: cheeks, They would not curse me, I know, but the h£ s. d. £ s. d. one of those maladies which propagates itself, extending the 13,11 of August, when two other deatlis from cholera great measure the subsequent fearful catastrophe. This Hetski Reginient (17th line) - .... - - - 12 from man to man, and from one community to another took place, and the diarrhatal attacks began to anume is the more probable, as the ship was thorou hlclean ' • • Regiment (18th line) g y neftskt4 ... 2,300 them know it for the world, Southwark ...... •... - 100 0 0 - - by the reproduction of specific germs, as certainly as the a much more serious aspect ; tits vessel consequently on throughout, and the crew in good health. The total 2(1 :Brigade : "I have been very ill for the last four months. In- Nat o i)ltt l ° o'o N c w °I. 7 .. 6 p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - - 100 0 0 - - 41A vital organisms of the vegetable world are propagatedoccurred t• 14 1 , that day went to sea; another death on le . 1 . , number of cases of diarrhoea t which occurred during this Brianski Regiment (17th light) 4 7... 2,800 dead I fear I shall never again be restored to health. Dio Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. 60 00 - 31 and spread over the feces a the earth by a. somewhat but after that the disease appears to have gradual.) , , terrible visitation was 396, the total number of c ,cos Prince Warsaw Regt. (18th light) 4 ~. 2,800 nly wretchedness and disgrace is killing 1118 ; I feel at Ditto NNV ditto of 71. 11. 10s. ode 4 ( 0 ) 1 ? ) 0 3 - 28 23 similar instrumentality, , abated. fcholera The Agamemnon arrive.' at Varna on the 29th of o This much, however, seems to be certain, that epide- Jul • ' d for • July, after having cruise some days previously be- e , The total number of men borne on the ship's books - -- young is horrible to think of. Oh ! I pray God ino-t JOINT-Srocx BANKS. _ rnic cholera did not, even in its milder f ' tt.either orate, exte fore Sebastopol. Diarrhcea had been prevalent amongst tto , n the disease broke out atnounted to about 1,040, Total 49 n 4,200 fervently I may be allowed to return to my dear dear Dividend Amount in the army or navy, nor so far as I have been able ' , 0 the crew, but as to whether this was amongst Iran who so that the loss was about 13 per cent. of the whole To this corps is attached. the third division of 0 the fond hearts of Name of caul an home, and be once more ttlasped t p y. per 4h of Paid. Price. ascertain amongst the people iiihabiting the shores of the had communicatien with the shore i the 2* . ' en f crew ' • tint , of the sth ond 6tlll Lancers my light cavalry, consis , . : ..1 noble parents. At times my wretchedness almost Annual, . are. ___ • . Mick Sea, before ► the month of July last ; it may even the month at Ban' 1 '''' jic t, is not stated, or whether it " e bs7 in -n g n- The following table ehows the number of deaths each and sth and 6th Hussars, each of eight squadrons, o nt h drives me mad. X s. d. Z s. d. 80 be doubted whether it had appeared in the country for wa s day between the Bth and the 27th August :- e money you sent me last, my kind benefactor, austral:lsla.- ....... 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 all more frequent amen ore cias•of , men than another, as lso 14 n -1 , • Revere' years previously. Diarrheca and dytentery are On the Bth of August there was l'death ; 9th, none; or about 3;200 effectives. It has a.. ae I bat- is all expended ;do pray, send me a little more-51. or British North American W. per cent. 50 0 0 ~ reeterds their expos ores 0 o 3 - 1 of frequent occurrence amongst the inhabitants of the The first undoubted s ce . te of:A aesumed exciting c3use. 10L1), 1 ; 11th, 1; 1 2th, 1; 13th, none; 14th, 13 ; 15th tense, of 10 guns each divided into three bri I gaLes, 1.01. will do. I son very iil, and in great distress and Commercial of London. ./ i .. per ezt t: : 2 ( 0 ) 0 0 Tl 5 0 0 _ 0 w damp valleys oi the Bulgarian and \VALMan pro- of Aueust, when tl '-- 1 choler, oecurred on the 4,11 45 ; 16th, 21 ; 1 7th, 14 ; 18th, 14; 19th, 9 ; 20th, 5 ; one of which is horse of two batteries. A position suffering for the want of those neceemariee s. , ickness so ` l - ' o ° iiia n il 3 ... :::::::::' 1 1 ..: 6/. per cent. i 25 0 0 25 0 0 - v 0 cos duriug the suanner months, but they do not days after she left:lone was ia the thsphorim, three 2,lst, 2 ; 22d, 3; 23d, 1 ; 2lth, 2; 25tb, 3; 26th, 2 ; battery of 12 or 18 pounders is attached to each urgently demands, and for the which, situated an I a.in, Lond.Char. Bk. of Aus. - 120 0 0 all 0 217 , 3 assume the choleraic form ; the cliaractere of therewhere, in all probability, it 9 7th, 1 d TI rps has further abtt i . d foot briga e. le co - a a ion of amongstrawoers money along will procure 0 London and County .. , 61, per cent. 50 0020 0 0 - an, „., „ . was contracted. ThereVarna, 4. r ' . ...' We 3 i t•I 61 per cent. ,100 0 0 20 0 0 - disease,' are different from those of a choleraic nature, wh e el , WAS a second' case on the Bth, Of those attacked} on the 4th of Augnst 1 died ; 9tli, Sappers, and six battalion.s (or rather Strom:, coin_ my honoured, kind benefactor, if not for mine, yet ior r t'e ' t 'n et tri rill"4o 'n ett n ! ) . .61 ;Cr cent. , 51 0 0 10 0 0 - anil ut:questionahly they depend on diffneet causes ;the -et also proven e a t e n, 0, the 9th she again sailed 1 ; 10th, 1 ; 11th, 1; 12th, 0 ; 13tu, 0 ; 14th, 57 ; 15tb, •)ffl I 1 • total ''' panic, o e t -train ;so that itsamount may a me beloved perents' sake, do not leave me in this hour Provincial of' ircland:. 8/: per cent. 11,0 0 0 25 0 0 - ezieernic dysentery and diarrhoea on . causes peculiar to b from toe Bes mre- and .: - 1 . p. ~ art,: eo at Beinek vu the 10th, 38; lent, 17; 17th, 12; 18th, 6 ; 19th, 1 ; 20th, 1 ; be sot down at 44,000 effectives. Supposing tbi, of deep affliction, for I cut miserable, and 0, hoer Ditto, N ew.• .. ..... 87. per cent. 1. 0 0 - au 6 . tne locality, the choleraic disease on a soneitic cello. &neer) which and Varna size remained until the 7th of n et . , 2 wretched ! , National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 • -orps to join the Crimean army the followirit •will eneteittovelezzo ernes'. 6/. per cent. 100 0 .0 - '25 0 0 - -; which is not endemic ; but which of late he; September, and then sailed with the fleet for the Crimea. Bon; these t•ibles distinctly show the dreadful vino- u ' tn ' " Pray send a Bank of England nein (and not as be- Ditto, New ...i,:.-.. .5 , . per cent. 20 0- 0 4•3 0: 0' - man:feetcel itself in almost every rogion of the yearsol 1e '. The total number of diarrhecal -attacks of a choleraic lance the disease acquired ininiediately after the night of be alts general detail of infantry, according to corps fore) ; it is the best enclosure, for they .pats as current 'Orie,ntal Bank Cornoia. 123. p. et.&bs. 25 0 .0 '," all •,. ' 33 .&bs. 25 0 0 „ - uncertain timee and scason3, passin; ' (- Ye at nature amounted to 12.3 ; the total number of cas.,:s of the 13th. It is to be re •'a d that 0 total b f d'annee :- • here, and direct as below. The doctor is the physician South Australia ...•... . 8: .1). et.&bs, cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 67 generally vickly l., A gie-emenurn pr o . Battalions. Men. Union of Australia-. 4 4 1 i. pere cent, -210 0 away when it has attacked ail the iadividualsof 1 a oca- cao era to 17, of which 15 terminated in death between attacks each day cannot be, given, as the sick book has of the institution, and has been very t indeed, y good ome Di , . Illy who come within its range and are susce Itible of 4th the tto of August and the 30th of Sept. Six of these 1 , not yet been received ; bait of these on whom it may he , • - e Grenadier Corps-- 2d-Carb' •'' 1 ' ) Teers ( lescow 3 ... 2,100 kindly consenting that your answer to me may be ad- ninon of London ..... , 8/. per tent. 5 4 g 0 o 0 1° all ° - its influence—its cintiiin•lnc in a nia'.;e beino ojenerailv deaths occurred anaongst a party of marines, who, with supposed the poison took effect on th© above night, 57 , • dressed to him. Tnerefore, le: address, post pain, Union or 'Madrid ... • • - other h^'l hail !nen empleyeil on board tramports, embark- - nii Cer e- I) , ' Dr. F. C , New York, United States, America, CANALS. longer or shorter ill proportion to the numbe'r ;;.t inhabi- wei•e speedily hurried out of existence. Thrte divisio : cis brigades - _ tants it contains, ing horses, Miaary stores, and bullocks, at Yarn% ; With respect to the propriety of the ship proceeding '"' ' ' ns, 'te and it will be sure to reach nee safely. Do say, my , thus shewing that the exciting poison exited within one Ch Corps .' Dividend to sea when the epidemie had fully deenarel itself there honoured benefactor, how my beloved parents were Names of 0 Dividend Price. Names of ;.., norm But whatever the cause b b • Three d' • • • ivislene, six brigades Companies. A ALum. Price. •,, or causes may have been whom or moot of these vts • • •ih mole t'n • ' 1 • " • had fully ene.s in a mac when you last heard, for lam dying to know. I bless Companies. .1 per gave rise to the disease first in the allied • I '` •'• ' ' P° ent an en I can, I think, be but one opinion. Experience ca.nps, and than it did in tne noeme n m or that the re'll , ISM , ' I ' ' ...a• -' l ' l ' / P , elt - • e shown, first at Malta, in 1837, and again in 1849, that sth Corps you, dear kind Mr. --, for your exceeding goodness secondly in the fleets at Baljick and Varna, there is this One brigade .. 8 ... 4,800 1 causes were mere effective. After the last death which when the disease appeared in the fleet at that anchorage, tothe poor prodigal. Pray keep my dreadful secret, as 1n { £ remarkable fact to be noticed, that it did not occur, at all 6th Corps- on . the 18th of Sept., off Old Fort, on the but more especially during the latter invasion, it was promised, and if I live to return I will kneel to you and Anne &ma 93 71. p. et.. 141 Macclesfield. 100 27. 'Os. 51 14 events, in an epidemic form, until vessels had arrive ' df Two divisions four brioades len - - !ceath .• •• • • 100, 161. 150 Itm Crimea, the disease rapidly declined, losing altogether in invariably in every vessel, both large and small, seen- bless you. As I cannot send this to you as my former Barnsley •• - an infected port, with men on board astuell • Black Sea line , Cossacks Brkiik&lbrg ICC 41. GO Oxford.. •• •• 100 13_. 1,10 y ill of the the course of a fe•.v days its epidemic character. letters, I will only sign with the initial in case of mis disease at the time of their arrival. pletely arrested, or rather itdied out, if the expretsion may Marines ' 8 ... 4,000 Birmingham I 4Cr 41. - Peak Forest. 73 b.. Os. 11 1 , 4 , Queen and Bellerophon.-These vessels appear to have be used, a few days after they left the infected port, and carriage. God bless you, my kind, honoured bene- Coventry..•• 1 100: 25/. 209 Regent's.... 33 is,. In a report • received from Mr. Deas, the deputy-in- remained at anchor, with the Sanspareil, off Varna, from thou ' eli , occurred during the few days cases specter of the fleet, Total EllsinreStChs, 69'214 p. et. - Somrset Coal !pi p, _.- - he mentions, on the authority of the Ist to the 13th of August, when they also put to sea pray for your happiness and health.-E. Dr. Hell, ins re• to th''' en- departure there was reason to believe that they fl of hospitals attached to the on account of the alarraing increase in the number of 1 had b contracted at Melia-the poison of mot Thus, allowing 25,000 men for the service of the "Do pray write soon, for lam in great distress and Grancl G Ja r ne t i . i.l2 ! ;l 3 l i . p r r.. c e t t: 55 z=digjosrC 120! A 281. 4 - 25 y, that a Prench officer, had • arrived f d' h 1 I the f there ann. died - ea whojust from iarr cea ea, OS. n e former ere watt one fatal case • aSobean.l, . 1 , ; • b • fnature that 't 'II ' mo t anxious to hear from home I have still as y u o p° 'd P * • - 10 -1 2 . 1 P 10 48 Shrewsbury • I H S I being of o such a . i will Prince .1. ensc i o will ave a, e • • , 0 er d forts,P • M . 11 . 1 c fif 'll h 6 - 000 an euri ey ,u, . s. , • • 1 2. , ..... ern. ,I 14:(, diseasesg_ _ place an r Africa, of cholera at Gallipoli on the 3d of Juno ;of cholera on the day she left Varna, and another on are aware, ten months lonoer to remain in this awful Grand Union!liCo' 1/.os. 12to MoarbridgQ,. , 45 ! 121. 2sa sometimes lie dormant in the system for several days or bayonets disposable for outside work - , with at least . 'd i'ennt & Avn 39 6s. ode 6% Severn and 1 ' , 21. 28 and that another case proved fatal to a soldier of the the 16t 1. On the 1901 she returned to Varna, whets , she even weeks, before it explodes and overturns the usual place. Until then, I must still depend on your great ' 19th 12,000 horse, and 300-field pieces. Of the Danube Lancaster .. 106 - - W 3 e Rail. j 24 t Regiment on the 17th of Juno, at the B r iti s h remeinel until ehe sailed on the 7th of September for the healthy normal functions of the body. goodness and benevolence. Dear honoured sir, fare- Leeds &Lv'p, 105 25/. - Warwick & 2/• 20 army, originally under Prince Gortseltakoff, only encampment at Alladeen, some twelve miles distant from "Crimea. Between the 19th and 25th of the latter month More recently,in the Baltic, similar results were oh- well ;do not think ill of me, fur I ain almost heart- Leicester ..•• ItOr 51. 59 Birming. lioo, • Varna ;but that no other case appeared in either army three other fatal cases occurred ;whether the men had served. The disease broke out in vessels when they re- - •• • • . • - broken, Leicstr &Nth 83 4/. 28% Warwick & 1 , 3/. 10 142 701. 575 :raptor., j 100 , for same time. loth division, will remain in Bessarabia. Common any communication with the shore is not mentionel. manned in, or communicated with an infected place, but Mr. Goodman (the chief clerk) said he remembered , r l , l o o u o g m h e o 0 0 e t r i e si h i 100 - Worcstr &I 78 1 28 Admitting that these deaths did occur from cholera, it The first fatal case in the Bellerophon occurred on Vie on going to sNI, it entirely dieappeared soon after the reason shows, therefore, that the places of the six having seen a letter of the same description noticed in MntgmerysfillOf - - Binning. - j 3 • Will still remain doubtful whether they were in reality 13th of August. Diarrhcea, as in the other chi had Ilan morbinc cause or infection which had entered the system divisions, moved or moving from thence to the the press within the last 12 months, and it was evident MeltnAlwbry 100 - - Wilts & Erks -I 103. ode - cases of Asiatic cholera, or merely cases of that kind been prevalent for some time previously. Altogether developed itself, or became exhausted ; and the same has Crimea within the last two months, have been that the ingenious plan had been successful. INSURANCE COMPANIES. which occurred sporadically in this coontry long before there occurred twelve cases of cholera, of which seven been invariably the case both in India and China. Ido filled up by troops from Volltynia and Podolia, so Alderman Wilson observed that the only remedy for the more destructive malady reached its sh ores , an d proved fatal; five of these appear to have been contracted not believe there is to be found in any of the medical re- as to give at least 60,000 effectives to Prince the evil was a complete exposure in the press, and he I Dividend Amount 1 which still occasionally make their appearance here, as at Varna, ard two afttr the ship arrived off the Crimean turns which h - ave been received in this office, more ' es e- Gortschakoff's force. p had no doubt that the remedy. „„„Li 1,,, ~, .„„„j;i„ Name of Company. I per I of I Paid. I Price. welt as in other regions to which the latter has not vet ctast • ; but, as in the returns from la the precedino vessel. eino_ _ow, ~ . . ..- svirte..,,L.A '' - '-- - - . .....• 4. , ..".1.1.1-I,IJ, ......1 , 3 L. , -1-121.1 , 1 %,-/-n, A 2.41../ OTHER COM MANSION- HO USE. - Alderman Wilson, locum, PANIES' STOCK. r----. -- E ,•••.• •,,, Lie u, engin, in arum various 41:, - , • great attention was paid by the executive officers to im- I parts of the ship, even from the yards, where they were -----.....-4.----: If any faith can be placed in letters . addressed to tenens for the Lord Mayor, said he thought it would be advanta,geous to the public to read the following letter, ',Sir W. Burnett, M.D., Director-General of the Me prove the sanitary condition of the ship ; the ventilation I seized while reefing sails. The duties of the medical offi- From the Official List. and intelligence received by German journals, from which his lordship bad received from a gentleman who dical Department of the Navy, has presented to the was made more perfect by means of large windsails and I cers became now almost overwhelming; men, struck i?UBLISIIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. Lords.of the Admiralty a report on the cholera which the breathing space on the lower deck was increased by I down in the manner described, were brought in so fre- Odessa, considerable bodies of infantry are bein LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 2, 1855. attacked the fleet in the Black Sea in the year 1854 . , removing the men's bags, and by causing each watch quently, and in such numbers, that the senior assistant pushed down to the Crimea from the Bessarabian g had authenticated the statement :- " London, Dec. 7, 1854. more particularly as relates to her Majesty's ships Bre. alternately to sleep on the maindeck. The evils of over- aud myself had to devoteour entire energies to such press- army, and their places filled up byreserve brigades, "My Lord,-I beg to forward you the enclosed letter, o tenni; Albion, and Trafalgar. The report has just crowding were thus in some measure obviated. ing cases only, w hil s t th e other assist an t h a d to stand at and by divisions from General Paniutin'e (2d) corps, just received from New York, in America, believing GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. been peinted by order of the Lords Commissioners. We The introduction of cucumbers and green fruit was 1 the table in the sickbay, dispensing medicines toastreane Dividend i Amount give to-day the first portion of the document. prohibited, and orders were issued that the water should lof men complaining of diarrhcea, both real and imaginary, hitherto stationed in Volhyrtia, whilst the latter t b h e a st t h ir e i , y v o t il e r d c e a a p l a w c i i t t y b o i t f , c a h n i d e f e m x p a e g s i e s t a r a s t y e s Lo ra n N o r f ili w k h n o o le w . are relieved by divisions of the first corps and corps Name of Company. , per 1 of Annum. 1 Share. Paid. 1 Price. 1 Idan ioquiry of this kind the origin of the disease na- not be used until it had remained a night in the tanks ; I for a panic had now seized the crew. The scene con- of grenadiers. sale swindling, which I feel is being practised upon the to be first noticed, because, as it does not kind-hearted people of this country. X s. d. X s. d. the corporals aid sentries were instructed to report tinued many hours ; and it was not until the following turally claims. a ppear that the . so-called Asiatic cholera is indigenous every man who had visited the head frequently. morning, when at length the panic became less, that The 7th, Bth, and 9th divisions, forming the " Six months since I received a similar letter to the British ••••••• • •• •• •• - 1 - - . - or endemic on the shores of the Black Sea, the question The ship remained in her new anchorage until the the names ef the patients, living and dead, could be third corps, now commanded by General Read, in - - enclosed, acting, as I was at that time, as executor to a Ditto Provincial .• •• 1/. Re. ; 2 2 0 1 0 8 g 2 2g 0 0 0 0 21 0 f its introduction from abroad or its spontaneous °rola- 11th of August, and then went to sea with several vessels inserted in the eick list. From the 1 4th to the 17th, the place of General Osten Sacken, removed to the 4 1. 195. ioe 0 0 150 9 0 100 tion on the spot, becomes ono of primary importance, fourth corps,. are said to have house six weeks after her death. It now happens goitii-t i o n f e, L l t o t ? d 0 0 d n ap .. 3. .... a 10s. tO 0 0 43 10 0 - in which the disease had broken out in a most virulent both days included, there occurred 201 cases of t t l i e l c e eased friend, directed to that person, and received at Brighton ...... -•• •• 11. ss. 1 50 0 0 all 28 especially as regards the possibility of excluding it here that I am placed in a• similar position, in arranging the Equitable .••.••• •• •• form, yet, though she remained close h the latter, there cholera, and 93 deaths. The experiment of putting to Odessa on their way to Perekop in s m ue a c r e c s h si e v d e e th ol r u o m ug u h s io% after from fleets and camps, or of arresting its deadly did not occur another case deservine y f the name of sea. having in our case failed, the propriety of return- of brigades, whose movements are to be aided by g emi r „e my - course . when it has entered them, by some kind of qua- cholera amongst her crew until the ' ;ri of September, ing to the anchorage was determined upon ; but we waggons, principally furnished by the German coio- panying letter is received about six weeks after his death, Independent ... .. .• •• 41. i 40 0 0 ,• - rantine restriction. But I regret to state that any in- when there were two slight ea ses w hi c h appear to have had, in the nmantiere e been driven to leeward by a nistg dotted over the intervening steppes, in the and there can be little doubt but the lists of deaths in late frierid, Mr. McAlpine, and the accom- Great Central ....... 71 per cent. 1 10 0 0 all - i SO 0 0 ~ - formation I have to offer on this head is chiefly founded strong north-east wind, and there was, consequently, same manner that they aided with 2,000 waggons the Times are copied, and their addresses written as per Do., Pail. Preference 6?. par cent. 25 0 0 ~ 2 , 5 been contracted somewhere off the Crimea. L 1m 0n p , e t0 ri n a1 . ........................... 10,', & bonus. SO 0 0 all P Ise'llx ••••. • • •...., 41. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 24% en hearsay, and wants the genuine stamp of authenticity. in the transport of the fourth corps, immediately envelope. 51. ,100 0 0 90 0 0 73 Here, as will be seen, was a vessel which lay in the an inevitable delay in getting back to Baljick. The 20 Of course it could not b e expec t e d t h a t th e medical midst of the fleet, in the very focus of the supposed epi- necessity of returning to port became daily more eri neral ...... 1/. ss. 1 50 0 0 all 40% officers of the respective vessels, each individually en- dernic atmosphere, and much more disadvantageously dent, by the continued violence of the scourge, and the Itussian returns at their value on paper, the three any way known to each other, and yet the paragrapha srevions to the battle of Inkerman. Taking the " The two parties I have been engaged for are not in weetininster chartered s'. Der cent. 60 0 0 10 : o ' - gaged in his own duties, a n d f or th e most part reasons situated as reeards land emanations than others in which now crowded state of the middle deck, where the die- t • • • battalioue would give in the letters R t j a n t i e te li ci ff a .. e ... ....... are word for word the same, and the money Ditto, New ........ 51. pm. rest. '5O 0 ? ing upon the incidents whi c h occur re d amongst the crew the disease hr b id broken out, yet the hot blasts of wind, charges from the bowels and stomachs of the sick, and to be forwarded to the ;erne address. WATER-WORKS. 0 bayonets, inclu ing the 3d battalion o ri es. of his own ship, could know much of what was going on which were supposed to be so injurious to their crews, the want of adequate ventilation, had contributed to ( 4 1, 8 v ,6 is o lons, each o . f six d teen , . , i. f .{1 "I feel, my lord, tint by taking some steps in the Dividend Amount in other vessels or on land ; while the medical officers passed almost harmlesely over the Diarnend, a circum- . render the ship at length, in my opinion, the laboratory 13 1 1 , - , inetter you will confer a great benefit oa society, and re raid. Price. But the utmost average amount of effective c? batants does not and cannot exceed 700 men, .n . . 1 Name of Company. Ait p n e , r int. si c i ) a f re. of the army, scattered about in-the different towns and stance which, if these winds had in reality been charged lof pest-poison. On the 17th we gained the rozdsted of lieve, in many instances, the anxiety of surviving camps, could not know much of th e occurrences which with any element destructive to health, it wou ld b e dife Baljick, and finding the place full of empty transports, friends, consequent upon such a serange, unknown corn- - were taking place at sea ; hence the difficulty of fixing fiCult to explain by any of the acknowledged laws which all the sick and the healthy, with the exception of teal. of them being recruits of the last 18 months' lin , ies i . i -Y., s. a. 4 s. d. they munication. ' Gi. per ent. Stock. 100 - The actual force of the three divisions, when . East London on what may be called the starting point of the epide- crorern atmospheric movements. cers, sentries, and two boat's crows, we re t rans f erre d t o reac h Soba,stopel, will therefore be about 32,000 "In conclusion, I may state that the parties do not pay 70 Inie from any information that may be gathered either 4/. per cut. 'lOO 0 0 - 79 . ERUPTION OF TIE EPIDEMIC AT VARNA. them, the bad cases being selected for the Apollo. Only bayonets, with 140 field-pieces ; that is, if the 14 for the letter, and victimise their dupe in the cost of from the medical returns in this office, or from other 22 cases of chole ra occu rre d aft erwar d s an d nearly all batteries of the corps can keep up with the infantry. tenpence, if they do not succeed in drawing Si. or 10/. Lambeth ...... •••• .. 1 - 1100 0 0 - - The disease appears to have broken out at Baljick awl t x tr e a n , t e . l . J . u2 . ...c t . i . on . .. .... .... 4'. pet r cnt. 50 0 0 al I 55 - extraneous sources. the victims were men who had been in o ' lose attendance • Varna much about the same t „„ ime. At the latter place it Southwark & Vauxhall ' 51 por cnt. ' ; 100 0 0 - . :1 , :% But besides the want of positive information there are ' on their sick ruessinatee, and had accompanied them to The following is the composition of tho 3sl corps, f t li l cl e 7l r r p r t r e r d i I; . C e .z, ti V e i . o may give it out of respect to Newnmercompans.. ? ea ion , - by divisions, brigades, ci7c. :- West Middlesex •.• • .. 5/.los. pr ct.l - - had spread rapidly from the n rench camp on the north , " I enclose my card as a guarantee of good faith, other circumstances which render it difficult to give any the transports. There is one gratifying circumstance, DOCKS. , th ouch thc intermediate British end French encem a 7 . Ta DIVIBION (LIEUT.•GEN. USCHAKOFF.) and subscribe myself, your lordship's obedient, humble satisfactory account of the °Mein of the disease, su", . r . e . - ' : . ' I however-the disease was not communicated to the crews nente, and the town of Varna, to the British cavalry Ist Brigade : Dividend Amount 1 . servant, -- for example, as arise from exclusive modes of reasoning c r am- on the south-west eido of the bay By the 27• h of the latter. The sick and healthy having been removed Battalions. men. " Gaol Heepit.al, Nov. 17, 1853. Name of Company. per of 1 raid. Price. respecting its proximate cause. Different views are ei . Jul 13 cases had terminated fatally in rnore than one 'ef into the transports, the more healthy were selected and S:nolensk Regiment (13th line) 4 ... 2,890 Annum. Share. 1 " Charles , Esq. - tertained by medical men and others on this head ; for the y iransports 'yin.. off the town and the Valmi, brought on hoard the following day to clean the ship. Mohileff Regiment (14th line) X s. d. X s. 4. while one class seems to regard it as a noxious principle French war steamer', which la I ' h • y c ose to t e Sens l . paree, The decks were first washed and sprinkled with the 2d Brigade : Stock. - I last wrote, ner should Ido so now had I not been very co which is generated in the atmosphere, another considers chloride of zinc which was several times freely applied . mist qua West India.. 1 5/. pr cent. tfteck. ! - was reported to have lost 12 men by the epidemic dur- ' • , hi Witepsk. Regiment (13th light) 4 ... 2,800 " Honoured kind Benefactor,-It is some time since _ that it is of terrestrial origin, while a third assumes that inn the 29th and 30th. On the followin • g day the first to every other part of the ship ; she was ale° repea.e y P• lotsk Regiment (14th light) East Conntr ' ' ' Y'• ' 20s. per sh. - 1 - desire that I should apply to you again the very moment Lomon .... i 51. pr cent. Stock. 1 - 105% it may be contained in the water of particular districts, f t 1 a a case that occurred in the Iritish fleet took piece . '• furniaated." The arrival of the vessel in port, the se- t ) 4 ... 2,800 m ill e . nd in much distrese, and 'repelled thereto by your • mmercial .. ~ , 4/. pr cent. Stock. ; _ BTH DIVISION (LIEUT.•GEN. POPOFF). I had further need ef your assistance. Bless you, my Ditto hends i 4'. per cent. - , - 90 and a fourth, setting all these theories aside, en the in the Sanspareil. The man declared that he had belmn St Katnarine 4 per cent. Stock. 1 - grounds of their improbability, ia contented to believe . parateon of the sick from the . healthy, the cleansing kind, honoured benefactor, for your great kinduets to e • • n ierfect health up t th o e momeet of his seizure : and fumigating, together with better ventilation, Ist Brigade : was supposed to have arrested the progress of the dis- Diebitsch Regiment (15th line) 4 ... 2.800 me, unworthy as lam of your generous censideration. Victoria •••••••••-• 5/. per cent. ' 20 0 0 tl2 0 0 I - . that, like the poison of smallpox, plague, and scarlatina, l abe i nt four o'clock in the meriting he was roused out . 4 ... 2,800 I now feel that my past conduct has been most dimrace it is simply an infectious emanation from the human ec me , _ b ease , though this was, perhape, due to the Improved Pohawa Regiment (16th line) - BRIDGES. se p y severe cramps and other unmistakeable ventilation principally. If, indeed, it had not been 2d Brigade : ful, and deserves only scorn and contempt. 0, my body, the product, as in these several diseases, ef its own `''' '" ' e symptoms of cholera, and in spite of a variety of ro- Dividend 1 Amount peculiar kind of morbid action, and that, although cho- necessary to close the ports there is great reason to he. Alexandropol Reaiment (15th light) ••• 4 .•• 2,8 0 0 dear, kind, noble parents ! Their affection has long 1 ef Paid. Price. n dial measures he died about six o'clock in the even lera appears to have been first recognised in India, it ! -e deem that the improvement which took place i n th e Kreinentschuk feegiment (16th light) ••• • 4 ••• 2 , 8 00 since, I know, caused them to mourn me as dead. Bet- Name of Company. An e n e u r m. health of the crew when the ship firet went to sea would I qhare. ter it is so than the blush of shame to mantle on their has been thus disseminated widely over the more densely lug• The case appears to have been followed by ' have continued, and that they would have escaped in a Ist Bri 9 g T a n de D : populated portions of the globe. That, in fact, it is a succession of diai•rlemal attacks occurring until cheek 3. They would not curse me, I know, but the ! X s. d. X s. d. evemore (LIEUT.•GEN. SAMARIN). 12 _ the 13th of August, when two other deates from cholera 4 ... 2,800 disgrace would break their hearts. I would not have Hungerford .......... - - one of those maladies which propagates iteelf, extending great measure the subsequent fearful catastrophe. This reetski Reginient (17th line) took place, and the diarrhoea' attacks began to as l turne 4 ... 2,800 them know it for the world. Southwark ...... •• .. - 100 0 0 - - from man to man, and from one community to another is the more probable, as the ship was thoroughly dean Seffski Regiment (18th line) i 0 New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - - 414 by the reproduction of specific germs, as certainly as the a much more serious aspect ; tire v h essel conse e lqtri y 4 obn throughout, and the crew in good health. The total od Brigade : "I have been very ill for the last four months. In- th l t ) , - t e h ee .. .... - 100 0 0 - that dom . vrent to sea; another deat 0ct.:m.7 1 : 1 4 ei'... 2,800 deel I fear I shall never again be restored to health. Ditto oid Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. 60 0 0 - 31 vital organisms of the veeetable world are propagated l e number of cases of diarrhea t al . iich o ccurre d d ur i n g this Brianski Regiment, (17th light) 28, and spread over the face a the earth by a somewhat but after that the disease appears to aye gradual.), , terrible visitation was 396, the total number of c ,ses Prince Warsaw Regt. (18th light) 4 ~. 2,800 My wretchedness and disgrace is killing 1118 ; I feel at Ditto NW ditto of 71. 11. 1 10 s, q od. .10 0 1 g 0 3 - Vauxhall ........„.. 23 ahnilar instrumentality. , abated. lof cholera 9 29 of which 139 terminated . irt death. 34 Rifles The Agamemnon arrivel at Varna on the 29 . th of This much, however, seems to be certain, that epide- July, after having cruised for some days previously be- T . ire toial in - imb ' er of men ' borne on the ship s books - -- young is horrible to think of. Oh ! I pray God inott JOINT-Sroc',E BANKS. _ rnic cholera did not, even in its milder forme, exim either fore Sebastopol. Diarrhcea had been prevalent amongst mien the disease broke out atnounted to about 1,040, Total 49 . 84,200 fervently I may be allowed to return to my dear dear Dividend Amount 1 home, and be once more trimmed to the fond hearts of Nam „ f c ompany. per 1 of Paid. rrlce. in the army or navy, nor so far as I have been abl • o so that the lots wes about 1 3 per cent of the whole e ' the crew, but as to whether this was amongst men who ~ s ' t ' • To this corps is attached. the third division of annum. Share. aseertain amongst the people irlhabiting the shores pith,' had communicatien with the shore in the bmin • , e• light cavalry consistinte of the sth and 6th Lancers • s I ' ________ I drivea me mad. mv noble mrents At times my wretchedness almost l X s. d. Z s. d. Bleck Sea, before the month of Jtily last ;it mey even the month at Baljick, is not stated, t ' more fregaent among one class of men i tha . n anieth n e u r ' : a ° 3 rt. whether it was I ---- Th .. t , following table ehows the number of deaths each g 80% be doubted whether it had appeared in the country for farptho;itimooecerreclitoirriigthceeu4.7l.l day between the Bth and the 27th August :- and sth and ' 6th Husess:rs, each of eight squedrons, _ le a expended ; do pray, send me a little m . ll ore -51 or British NorthArnerican IW. per eent., 50 0 0 " The money you sent nee last, my kind benefactor, Revere' years previously. Diarritcoil and dytentery are regards their expose - ire to • y - ...( flO 0- 1 I hl d int th Le b • ' d commercial of London. 1 6/. per cent. , The first undoubted ce . m none; 14th, 13 ; leth, teries, o. e arls eaca, c ivi e 9 re rigaties, 101. will do. I a:a very iil, and in great dhrtreee ar, Australasia........... , 6/. per cent.l lo 4o o 0 0 0 0 of frequent occurrence ante:met the inhabitants of the On the Bth of August there was l'death ; 9th, none; or about 3;200 effee,tives. It has also 14 field bat- e. 10th, 1 ; llth, 1 ; 12th, 1 ; 13th, Colonial ~............ : 3/. per ceut. : 100 0 0 25 0 0 - ef Au rust, when tee ;c - .4:el t - vaS tit the Besphorue, three which is horse of two batteries. A position suffering for the want of those necemariee eicknees so lonian ............... '6l. per cent. i 25 0 0 25 0 9 7 _ lo w damp valleys of the Bulgarian and Waliachian pro days after she left ' Varna, where, in all probability, it vinces during the simmer menthe, but they do not : 15 17 ; ,;, 1 • 21 6 t ; h 2 , Li ; ; 3 ;1i 3 1, d, 1. 4 1 ;; 1 2 8, 1, 1 2 4 ; ; 2 r4, 3 9 ; ; g t t i l ) l , , 5: 2 ;; one of battery of 12 or 18 pounders is attached to each urgently demands, anti for the which, situated an I am, Lond. Char. Bk. of Alas. - 20 00 . all g 21 M London :Ind County .. i 61. per cent. ,50 0 0 20 0 assume the choleraic form ; the cliaractere of therm ' . was contracted There Was a se.eo m i c a , 3o on the Bth, cm th e se attack e d on the Bth of August 1 died ; 9th, foot brigade. The corps has further a battalion of and among strangers, money alone will procure. 0, Loreto 4,1 Westminstr 161. per cent. 1 100 0 0 20 0 0 - ' dascas at are different from those of a choleraic nature, wh e n! 1 •, , ' f. en , •so Prothro 'Mal. On the 9th she again sailed I ; mom, 1 ; 11th, 1 ; 12th, 0 ; 13tu, 0; 1 4th, 57 ; 15th, Sappers, anti six battalions (or rather strong com- my honoured ; kind benefactor, if not for mine, yet for Lemma mint stock ... ~ 61. per cent. ,51 0 0 10 0 0 - 20 1 0 11 0 31 and tu:questionably they depend on didereet causes ; the my beloved perents' sake, do not leave me in this hour Provincial of Ireland.. 8/. per cent t . lei l g 0 0 g . 25 tt ? , 0 _- patsies) of field-train ; so that its total amount may x phis), New.• .. . -..... 8/ . per cen . .eiv'emic dysentery and diarrlicee on causes peculiar to nem toe Bospnorus, and aretved at Beijick ou the 10th, 38; leth, 17; 17th, 12; 18th, 6 ; 19th, 1 ; 20th, 1 ; be sot down at 44,000 effectives. s uppos i ge . g ig s of deep affliction, for I atn miserable, and 0, how the locality, the choleraic diseam on a specific came bet veer) welch and Varna she remained until the 7th of n et, a. corps to join the Crimean army, the followino will wretched I • Snetehrovincial beneg. . 6/. per cent. 100 0 -0 . -3,3 0 0: - . which is not endemic ; but which of lat ars h; September, and then sailed with the fleet for the Crimea. Bute these tebles distinctly show the dreadful viru b •t 1 I d t 1 of infantr • e le genera eai y, according to corps ' " Pray send a Bank of England noim (and not as be- t DiLto,New ...ir:... 151. per cent. 20 0- 0 ; 13 0: 0- -- manifeetcd itself in almost every reMo n o f t e d,:j o i,‘ ': The total number of (Hanle:cal -attacks of a choleraic lancet, the dimase acquired immediately after the night of fore) ; it is the best enclosure, for they mem as current 'Oriental Bank CorPoia. 12Lp.c t 114. N g .g , -'„:-.. all.•' 33 ~ -- ational of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 . 22 . 10 0 . e--- d'ormee :-.- - . uncertain timee and scason3, passin ' ', .); a nature amounted to 128 ; the total number of cases oi the 13th. It is to be regi•etted that the total number of er = l t i li:C.::: ' 8 4'0 ,1"• . per cen . • t • 25 0 0 25 0- 0 67 g generally Timely , te t . Battalions Me here, and direct as below. The doctor es the physician 2 10 0 - cno era to 17, of which 15 terminated in death between attacks each day cannot be, given, as the sick book has • .ne of the institution, and has been very good to me indeed, U nit a to .. .... a.. .... 40.1. per cent. - away when it has attacked ail the iadividuals of a loca • • . e Grenadier Corps-- to 0 o - the 4th of August and the 30th of Sept. Sim of thee., 1 i not yet been received ; bat of these on whom it may be kindly consenting that your answer to me may be ad- Union of London ..... .8/. percent. e 4 o o 0 0 g an __ Illy who come within its rouge and are susceptible of 2d - Carbineeri (llescow) deaths occurred anaongst a party of marinee, who, with I supposed the poison took effect on the above night, 57 , • •• ee dressed to him. Tnerefore, pleme address, post pail, Union of Madrid ... • its influences-its centinnence in a piaee being aeueralle , 8,1 Ce - rim cANALs. °there, heel !men . empleymi on board trampoete, embark ' Dr. F. C , New Yore, United States, America, m , longer or shorter in proportion to the number i'ef inhaa e:ere speedily hurried out of existence. Three dive , ionn she brigades - tants it contains, heg horses, =Mary Mores, and bullocks, at - Verne ; With resptct to the propriety of the ship proceeding . e ' ' ' ' 4th Corps- anti it will be sure to reach me safely. Do say, my i,l Dividend , But whatever the cause or causes may have been hie' thus shewin teat the excitine oiecet existed within one . i Ito sea waen the epidemie had fully dess'arel itself there Three divisions, six brigades . of ;..,! eh , ...teeth Companies. A Annum. [ ' rice . w - ( 1 1 or more of these vestels in a much mole potent ferns 1 when you last heard, for lam dying to know. I bless Companies. .1 per , gave rise to the disease first in the allied c . sth Corps vi Annum. - w Y . . ' ' p‘ - . - - '' I can, I think, be but one opinion. Experience had fully teeters, mid than it did in the Amarnemnon, or that the prediemming you, dear kind Mr. --, for your exceeding goodness - eecondly in the fleets at Baljick and V h •1 - One be • 1 mrtee . 8 ... 4,800 i X X arna, t ere is t ris , canees were mere effeetive After Mar last deeth which . i ehown, first at leialta, in 1837, and again in 1849, that a hea the disease appeared in the fleet at that anchorege, , remarkable fact to be noticed, that it did not occur at all I - rr d h- 1 ,--- " S ff - Old Fo; I . 6th Cellos- to the poor prodigal. Pray keep my dreadful secret, ae promised, and if I live to return I will kneel to you and events, in a.n epidemic form, until vessels had arrive'dfrom tecii e I , l ernt, e 8,11 . o d f ept t , o_ _ . _t, oirlieiT but more especially during the latter invasion, l it was Two divisions, four brigades arnsley•••• .160 - ' - iceath .• •• • • 100 Ibl. 130 bless you. As I cannot send this to you as my former 13 110 rimea, t e detease ram . ly declined, losing altoget n invariably in every vessel, both large and smad, com .Abre•ll:.-iC.' 41. GO Oxford.. •• •• 100' 13C an infected port, with men on board t 'I ell f l Black Sea line Cossacks rheum& he 40. as ear y 1 o tae the course of a few days its epidemic character. pletely arrested, or rather itdied out, if the expretsron may letters, I will only sign with the initial in case of mis -1 41 - Peak Forest. 73 51. Os. 85 Ashtn &01.1111 93 7L p. ct. 141 m'acciedield. 100 27. !Os. 5 , 1% disease at the time of their arrival. Marines C n o ir v i e n i i i r t i r ep . a . r . e . 1 100 , 25 .. / 209 hesent's•• •• 33 IS' 16 Queen and Bellerophon.-These vessels appear to have be used, a few days after they left the infected port, and carriage. God bless you, my kind, honoured bene• In a report received from Mr. Deas, the de uty-'n- remained at anchor, with the Sanspareil, off Varna, from - - factor. Daily will I bless you, my kind benefactor, and Derby ...• •• 10C1 Gl. 81 Rochdale.... 85 1/. 10s. GO specter of the fleet, he mentions, on the auth P ority l of the Ist to the 1 3th of August, when then also n• t t ..• though cases occurred during the few days subsequent ee ,a o s" to their departure there was reason to believe that they Total 154 90,900 pray for your happiness and health.-E. EllsinreSeChs l G9'214 p. et. - Somrset Coal ll4o , - - Dr. Hell i ' Ime eltfird &Wore , 148 • 281. 425 , nspemor-general of hospitals attached to the on acconnt of the alarming Increase in tee number of also had been contracted at Malta-the poison of inoq Thus, allowing 25,000 mon for the service of the "Do pray write soon, for lam in great dietress and Do , G pr. Ct. 10,6/. pr. ct. army, that a French officer, who had just arrived from diarthceal c,n es. In the former there watt one fatal case 'le; • d' emes bein of such a nature that it will lac dfo A Prince Mensbhikoff will have 65 000 most anxious to hear from home. I have still, as you Grand Surrey, 100! 21. 10s. 48 Shrewsbury.. , 28 -4, elm mho, ts .. g , _ _ ph ean .i s, , . .. Grand Unionllool 1/.os. 12% SitoarbridgQ,. : 45 1 12/. 285 Africa, died of cholera at Gallipoli on the 3et of June ; of cholera on the day she left Varna, and another on semetimes lie dormant in the system for several days or bay - onets disposable for ousside work, with at least art • a ' ' . ware ten months longer to remain in this awful GrandJenetn.loo C. pr. ct. 55 Do. Lk Fd Sti 12 , - - Kennt & Avn . 35 1 6s. Od. 6% I'-evenl_ l an._d 1 l „,. • 21. 28 and that another case proved fatal to a soldier of the the 16te. On the 19th elle returned to Varna, where she even weeks, before it explodes and overturns the usual 12 , place. Until then, I must still de, -mend on your great Lancaster .. 100 - - w 3 e 1 a ll . 3 z`'t 19th Regiment on the 17th of Juno, at the &Mim e remeinel until ehe sailere on the 7th of September for the 000 horse, and 300-field pieces. Of the Danube goodness and benevolence. Dear honoured sir, fare- Leeds &I.;v•p i 10C 25/. - Warwick & , co i 2?. 20 encampment at Alladeen, some twelve miles distant from "Crimea. Between the 19th and 25th of the latter month healthy normal functions of the body. army, orig . inally under Prince Gortschakoff, only , ea 59 Birming. 1., ! More recently in the Baltic, similar results were ob- the 2d brigade of t o h 14th, - and the whole of the Leiestr &Nth 83 4/. 28% Warwick & 1 3/. I 10 Varna ; but that no other case appeared in either army three other fatal cases occurred ; whether the men had served. The di;ease broke out in vessels when they re- well ; ao not think ill of me, for I am almost heart- Leicester ....1100 broken." Loughboreghll42 701. 575 Napton.. I 100: , for 89111.0 time. any communication with the skore is not mentionel. mained in, or communicated with an infected place, but 15th division, will rema,in h in Beesarabia. Common Mr. Goodman (the chief clerk) said he remembered Monmouthsli:loo - - Worcstr &I 78 31. 28 reason shows, therefore, t at the places of the six having seen a letter of the same description noticed in Admitting that these deaths did occur from cholera, it The first fatal case in the Bellerophon occurred on the on going to sea it entirely dierappeared soon after the ma i t i g n a tia s r h lg t o = = writ i s rll .7r . its, -i los. od. - will still remain doubtful whether they were in reality 13th of Augus's. Diarrhcea, as in the other shipe, had morbiee cause or infection which had entered the system divisions, moved or moving fron t thence to the the press within the last 12 months, and it was evident Me • y cases of Asiatic cholera, or merely cases of that kind been prevalent for some time previously. Altogether developed itself, or became exhausted ; and the same has Crimea within the last two months, have been that the ingenious plan had been successful. INSURANCE COMPANIES. which - occurred sporadically in this country long before there occurred twelve caees of cholera, of which eeven been invariably the case both in India and China. Ido filled up by troops fcom Volltynia and Podolia, so Alderman Wilson observed that the only remedy for Dividend Amount the more destructive malady reached its sh ores , an d pt oved fatal; five of these appear to have been contracted of Paid. Price. N e f Comnanv which still occesionally make their appearance here, as at Varna, ard two afttr the ship arrived off the Crimean not believe there is to be found in any of the medic:ll re- as to give at least 60,000 effectives to Prince the evil was a complete exposure in the press, and lie turns which have been received in this office, more espe- Gortschakoff's force. had no doubt that the remedy would be as speedily am o •. • Anp„eurim. Share. well as in other regions to which the latter has not yet etast i but, as in the returns from the preceding vessel, c am e d er i ez th e last 30 years, a single instance detailed Having a knowledge that Prince Menschikoff too, that the American 1 d X s. d. X s. . extended. there is no mention male as to whether the men lad hTh -a • i,... w ic woul warrant the conclusion that cholera has will shortly be enabled to dispose of tho above- authorities, to whom the name of the doctor alluded to as possible supplied. He hoped, Albion .......... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - . About the beginnin,g ofJuly, the sth French regiment been employed on duties out of the ship. - ever brokee out in a ship at sea, unless she had held nom' mentioned force of 90 000 bayonets of course the Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 1.45. Gd.bs. 100 00110 0 19 -of the line arrived at Gallipoli in a steamer from Mar- The Caredoe and Meeeara, two small steamers, were munication with an infected ort within ten or twelve in the letter of the malefactor, would, by another coin ' ' inunication be made known, would make the neces• British and French Governments must be fully sealer:, where I believe cholera existed at the titne of both at Varna during the prevalence of the pestilence ; days from the date of the eru P tion. I therefore feel as- retry inquiries into the case, and break up the confede- Anchor ........ •••• • • 6 p L r ex!. 5 p 00 0 d 515 0 - is her departure. Mr. Dem mentions that "it broke out the one from the 1 7th to the 20th of August, and the su red that there can be no mo P re safe refu e for a shi of aware that it is for them to take such precautions racy in their country. nilas ••• 1 irgus Life .. • • 4/. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 0 , /2 on board the vessel during the passage, and four or five t o her from the 16th of Aummt to the sth of September ; war, wile-n ailgaqod. b ohc'ern than the g nme P - as shall place tile allied commanders in a position British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 1 b 0 100 0 0 , 10 0 0 - men died of it. Soon after the arrival of this regiment Yet In the former there only occurred one case of cho• videtl that that deeeelof ventilation can 17ermaint'arnreod to attack or defend upon tolerably equal grounds. BOARD OF TRADE BETURNS. Clcricl.Med.& G en. Life spr ct. & bs. Ditto - Marine... .... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 1 g g - county . ..... ........ 4/. 109 0 01 10 0 0 125 at Gallipoli some divisions of the French army marched 'era, whieh recovered, and ia the latter one, which which is generally ibracticable by ordinary vrindsails in a n.-----..... a _ . a. Crowe .............. I7s. Od 50 0 0 1 5 0 0 17% roved fatal. The assistantmurgeon of the Caradoc ee 50001500 -- for Varna, and carried the disease with them ; these P moderato breeze, and provided her crew does not exceed TB ,. ss. divisions, it was stated, though not on good authority, mentions thrtt, as regards the crew of his own vessel, her established complement. But Iby no means hold .1' ROYAL PA NOPTICON OF SCIENCE The official returns of the trade and navigation of the I ,?g! ° • •" " _ their exemption from cholera might be ascribed to their AND ART. United Kingdom for themonth and eleven months ending o European Life ... I/. 20 0 0 te.l -lost twenty men on the march." " But it is quite cer- the same opinion with respect to troop and emigrant 6/. 5 o 0 „ 5% having been less exposed on shore to tho exciting cause Dec. 5, hare been issued. General ........ tain that cholera made its appearance at or near Varna ships, in which ventilation is generally defective or alto- .......--............,_ , 61. per cent. Stock. i ~ 127% of the disease than the crews of some of the other vessels The comparison of imports for the month is as Globe ' soon atter their arrival ;at first it was confined almost gether neglected ; consequently both cholera and typhus This school foe the gatherino f ' ' Guardian ....:::::: •.. 5!. per cent. leo 00 i 45 0 0 55M gutty and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 , i 0 0 5% lying at the same anchorage. This wag probably the a.f o d gen . ms, science, and under a m er ent 500 0 0 50 0 0 330 exclusively to the divisions which had come from Galli- fever have occasionally been kept up in these vessels for amusement we hare lately !risme with feelings of the 1853. poli, but it afterwards spread extensively throughout the case ; for if the cause had been generally diffused in the several successive weeks after leaving an infected port, most livelylinterest. From the many varied and intermit. Live animals 33,947 indemnity Marino.... 11.3 s & 3/. 100 0 01 20 0 0 65 cramp." atmos here, it is difficult to imaoine how the men in 0 2 10 0 4% •• 2s.ge 2s.bs. 100 0 __ P a and sometimes even untii the suffering individuals were ing attrutions put forth for the amusement of th h o C ~ e o - ocoa . lbs. 601,443 1854. r em m p P e e r r i j a a l i L F i i f r e e- •• -• • 121. p l2s. c 100 . 00,10 0 0 18 % On the 21st of July a decided case occurred in the these two vessels could have escaped, while others lying enabled to escape from the vessel an'd the poisoned air da • • • • • y folk /mince boxing night, unaer the able and judi. Coffee lbs. 2,076,677 Law l L at i . e • n • e • ra • l L•11:e - 100 0010 0 0 bt , 50 0 0 2 0 0 6% British hospital at Varna ; the disease then spread - close to thorn suffered so severely. which surrounded them. cious management of the Rev. Dr. Biber it is now Wheat qrs. 412,628 rapidly to the men outside the walls i ' n camp, thoug - h the The Simoom lost her captain and one man by cholera Whether, therefore, the Commander-in-Chief in the rl' • - • • ' • B• ' ea lung the hopes of its most sanguine well-wishers. Arley qrs. 41,571 66,076 majority of the first • eighteen attacked were at the time while at Varna, between the 7th and 19th of August, Th e m s ea wes gu id ed hy hi e ow „ p i n s on , or influenced The talent displayed by the rev. doctor au director, and Oats by the opinions expressed by his officers, there cannot so !audibly persevered in, entitles him to the gratitude qrs. 81,375 .. • . 18s.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0 :!. i‘ L l o a u r d ti o te n , 7'hip.... ..... .. , 10s. & bs. 25 0 0112 10 0 7, patients undertreatrnent in thehospital foroth . erdiseases. Indian corn qrs. 45,215 BILJICK ERUPTION OF THE EPIDEMIC IN THE FLEET AT . n Flour cwt. 294,213 e.e a On the 22d it broke out with remain a doubt that the course he pursued in taking the o f every well-wisher to the advancement of knowledge 69,241 Med. Invlid&Gen. Life 4% 1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 _t 50 0 1 great sererity in the camp Monarch .. •• •• ...... - cwt. 796 at Devine,- which is about 16 miles distant from Varna, It is now necemary to revert to the vessels anehored ships to sea when their crews began to suffer from cholera, and social • • rimy. Apart from a commercial view of owt. 2,551 - i o Int ig 51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 7 but not more than four front Alladeen. Free communi- at Baljick. Aq already stated, the first case in this di- wag the only way by which he could hope to rescue them this • th ec t ? -1 • 'f t Cochineal Palladium Life... - cwt. 157,499 - , cation had been kept up all the while between the dif- vision of the fleet was a solitary one which occurred in from the impending evil and arrest the progress of ihs 1 u ion, iis satis ec ory to contemplate the Flax moral influence ef masses of the people socially brought Currants - - - • ferent British and French camps. It is further added, cwt. 44,166 - - the Diamond on the 16th of July, at least ten days be- di sease , 5 0 010 0 % together to admire the products of human invention, in Guano tons 8,887 • - "that the French camp was t raic tendene wee observed in an of our Had ell the ves fore the chole y , y , sels remained in the Bay of Baljick, in cwt. 133,572 0 010 0 7% , combination with music and other branches of the fine lie"nP , • b t 1 t f a tacked before either of onrs , y a eas our days, as were some f h • ships of war, whether at sea or in harbour. About the daily communication with the i f t d t tons 2,151 &bs Stock. an - • at 13aljick ; but those recentl • o t eir steamers e . . nec e own, and but arts. Amongst the novelties produced since the famous Mahogany 9.1, Royal Exchange ...... 61. p ct. • _ . ~ and Marseilles had suffered y arrived from Gallipoli 'egin ning f A t h (.1" h 1 1• t • rf l • •• • o ugus , owever, ram cea comp ain s, 'rape ect y ventilated, it Is impossible to imagine what luminous fountain are views from the seat of war, and Oil, palm cwt. 57,815 59 'ee' Sun Fire .. .. -6/. 10s. - 57% _ as many as • e of radually assuming a more severe form, began to b the consequences might have been ; the mortality was the monster electric lbs. 21,761 ~-...., Ditto Life ....• Os. ii I &be. 20 o 0 4 0 0 _ - the disease - attacked any of o - six days before g machine, the largest and most O p iu F l • 43, 8 grounds alone it might be infer;le r_ t vessels." On these ccurrence in the Britannia Albion London rent as it was but there • frequent o . , . , ,g , , 1 3 every reason to believe it powerful ever exhibited. Professor Faraday, the re- Pro . visions ' cwt. 12,867 V. 55. per eh. 100 0 0 10 0 0 ---:- . of foreign origin. d hat the disease wan Rodney, Trafalgar, and ln other vessels which had an- would have been much greater • for, with the exce tion nowned hilosopher, has stated that a single shock from mi ce Quicksilver lbs. 23,662 ...... 179,401 Universal Life .•• ...• • r ent - 412 6 5% Victoria Life • • .....• 51. Pe c 7 _ cwt. 81,829 chored in the bay on the 31st of July, and in manY of the Britannia, the force of the disease ap P h ' P • MISCELLANEOUS. - But other muses have been add eather was hot, pears to ave i t equalled in power the strength of 1,800 ruen. The saltpetre cwt. 28,004 . instrumental in its production :th uced as bei ng ma i nly instances they latterly assumed a decided choleraic cha- been completely broken in every vessel a few day s aft er f• • t l eAi dd* 11. bs. & bs. 10 5 0 : 0 10 0 0 - airy ae o a in and his wonderful lamp, gra- Silk raw lbs. 412,801 • snitry, and oppressive, the winds 11 .? 1gle -w t, and the anno• racter ; but on the 7th there occurred a distinct case o f h this was more they sailed from Baliick and Varna. The number daily phically described by Mr. Lester Buckinghain and Cass'ia Li nes attacked diminished, as did the virulence of the disease pictorially by twenty tableaux, produces a satisfa ' ctory Cloves g lbs. 19,691 - Per of 1 Paid. Price. cholera in the London, which terminated fatally on the . sphere at times almost stagnant lbs. 101,101 particularly observed after the Clise:s tl e g h d fairly este- same day. After this other cases, both of cholera and itself, while in some vessels it ceased entirely. _______ - ensemble, the varied portions of which, by the peal Pereeer lbs. 253,116 - blished itself in the camps. The trots sth:eereffrequently diarrlicea, took place until the 10th, when the ship went .4 s. d. : Z s. d. rn vit o al r tee time The greater fatalitY of the disease iu the Britannia than of the organ in the distance-Mr. Best performin eeleee Rum - proof gallons 229,337 m. 0 0 0 0 19 employed in duties which entailed uporPt f l owers ;to sea. On th e following day a second death occurred, i n any of the other shirts aPPears ta me to have been mo ns f r o m Robert Schurnan's " Album for the Yfiiino• " Brandy proof gallons 383,467 ma il,. •.•• •••• •••• 2% per cent. 5 5 0 0 0 0 1 ' 2 - -•i 4 consi terabits fatigue and depression of the and ehere was another on the 14th, lon the 16th, and 1 c ,, T i ng entirely to the want of adequate ventilatio n , Geneva proof gallons 21,613 ...... 6 ' 779 tntralian A eTiculturl 11. Is. 1100 00,17 10 0 36 ort tue 18t . h. On the 20th the ship returned to Baljiok, caused by her large complement of men, and the neces- tures, naturally create great surprise. The diver w P ith -together with the vast expanse and beauty of the le hu t, happily, intemperance, which too frequent' Unrefined sugars cwt. 364,933 the bane of civilised camps, did not prevail, a y , l as be!n ' w se ae t re a sixth took place on the 24th.. On the 7th of , p ember she sailed for the Crimea, off whieh there eity there was for closing the lower deck ports during the living fish in an outward tank is an element of reat Tallow cwt. 160,818 lbe. 2,727,e49 - 61. per cent. - 25 0 0 - 6, 1 4 35 2 0 8 03 2 3 3, :, 25 5 9 045 7 t 0 5 7 .. k e ri u Ds at oio r . a .s3 ll ip a ee n xri tt ecea o n t n • t a : l io N iun la tds. i . l 5/. 10 0 0 all 4% , - . 11. 105. 10 _ . O 0 43 _ ag 0 _ •is not mentioned, neither did mental depressioneaZsltt• were three additionel deMlis from cholera between the the gale which happened on the night of the 13th -an attraction to the visitors. The vast ex atom and I g Tea exigency that could not have been foreseen, otherwise of the interior naturally create surprise ) ; the ob'ects of Win leeutY Tobacco lbs. 11,01e,405 - the towns and camps, however, in which. the tro ' Bth and 30 h q ' ' s . gallons. 1,337,012 - were quartered are described a.s being extremely where the l e :an hl c 23 nated in d t ti ;e7tember. The last case which termi it)he 30te l waS contracted on ehore it might perhaps have been better had she remained at manufacture and machinery excite the wonder j of the Cotto e n wool cwt. 224,923 p l e s r s. cent. - ) the anchorage in the lea,y o f B a lti c k until the weather spectator ; and when retracing his steps, with a confused Sheep's and lambs' do mew t, 9,318,525 - 110 and offeneive, from the accumulation of refut e mitt !, City' Navigation Ponds I - _ _ , .... Alma. Though s til e () el.?: - and vegetable matter, in a state of putrefaction, a n d a m, wounded soldier' ff een emi oyel assisting to carry Ole ° l i t isafvtzer:a l s i , at a t s le w o i r i t t lt e ?, ' moderated. Though every mean s were adoatel to throw mass of material objects still riotinn in his mind, the The declared value cf some of the principal exporte, Electric Telegraph (A) 7 per cont. 25 00,21 0 0 18 fresh air down into the lower regions of th . e shill bY the Senses are next awakened by the solemn eel of one of comparhd with that fer the same articles during the core Dit!o .. .• .• .. .. (11) - 25 0015 0 0 - ' from tee accumulation of matters of an exerementitiotre mane. These undeubtedly were serious evile, but whe. noticed presently, equally exnosed with the crew of the use of windsails, it is well known, as noticed by Mr. the finest organs in the neetropolie la eft; one of the Equitable Reversionry 51pr. cent. 100 0 0 1100 0 0 - 50 0 0 : 17 10 0 - . resp Ditto New ........ - - ther of thetneelves they were capable of producing epi. Britannia to all the I . • Roes, that this, especially when the ports are closed, is most renowned artistes of the preL P nt Y day, Y and the all- 1853. 1854. Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 ;100 00 - extraneous excitien causes of cho -1 14 0 0 - demi° cholera may be doubted ; though there is no re m lera prevalent at Bine' tth ‘ f? d but an imperfect mode of ventilation ; their action is absorbing lovelinese of Italy's sculpture to the religious Beer ancl Ale .. 2107,922 448,472 ...... I:81,m Cemeteaameavreation to p. ct. 15 00 , than 21 cases of diar heem ar.id wereofc iehenioetrao,cceufrwnehioerhe Stock. 1 - - son to doubt tbat, under any circumstances, they are comparieen. In thre j e m g en y t e hs th ey me i d ere but little in frequently interrupted by their being " taken aback," in supremacy of art-the ideal takes possession of the Coals and calm - 2/. ss. 100 0 0 .100 0 0 - .. highly injurious to health. consequence of the wind shifting, or of the altered pesi- soul, wafts it to the reeions of divine contemplation C tt, nufactures . - e , ot on ma ending month of last year, w n a5 5, 1 6 1. 4 5 1 f01 . 1 . 0 ., vv .. 3 :- 331,376 2,240,902 1, 7 3 ' 95 , 9 1, 1 01 n et e n r f g. d s t • t • tu - t • i • On . :•. :.- - - - - This state of affairs had existed for some time ; cense. nine only proved fatarl. Beitannia.-On the 9th of Aughst the disease in its tion of the ship or the sails with respect to the wind. and no man that has a heart to feel and a mind "to Cotton yarn 636,121 - - queutly, when the cases of diarrhcea and cholera began It may therefore be easily ineaein e d that on the lower take in the spirit of God's gifts," can quit the Royal Earthenware 130,976 ...... 84,756 Russell Institution.... - I - ,1210 0 - to grow more numerous daily, and considerable alarm more malignant form broke but decks of the Britannia, where Sere was perhaps little Panopticon without having become wiser and better for 0 o ono 0 0 - .began to be felt by the rapid spread of the latterscourge, Britannia, Albion, Furious Tr s i tm l, ultaneoutly in the short of five hundred men berthed, that the air must the visit. Hardware and cutlery Haberdashery and millinery... 306,228 , 1 1 0 ye; c c e su nt 1 :g e ell 7 10 0 25% 6 3 :6 1 7 7 4 0 m P share 100 0 0 60 0 0 - a a .e ar, and . Tribune. 38 it was then assumed that the atmosphere had become Mr. Rees, surgeon of the Brii • have become tainted. Admitting that one watch went The Royal Panepticon gave the entire receipts of one tainted, but whether from the offensive emana- states that up to the t" anima, in one of his reports, on the upper deck at 8 o'clock, and the other, with all night last week to the Royal Patriotic Fund, which Linen . yain une when the cholera mad • Machinery 236,526 ...... 149,919 Upper Canada .... - - - - • Lions from the camp, or from some change in its own Pearance on board, the crew had bee tethreytheweera i e Its elet the sick, retired to their hammocks ; that at 12 o'clock amoanted to 1031; Silk manufactures -- a t h b e l e y e tt o n n e d h i o t i r o e n d a t o t B e a n ' j e i o c o k o , nin the enjo ment the position of these men, with the exception of the sick, L W S iiln o ke o n tl h e r ar n oa m wn. au f a n a n c f t a u r c t e u s r e s LIST OF SCOTTISH 'COMPANIES' PRICES. , elementary constituents, is not explained ;it was sup- of most excellent health, and on - the 30th J .d n a ; most . fa y vour- 15,996 posed, however, to have acquired an epidemic character, uly, whe n pi . ern.c, which was who remained in their hammocks, was reversed ; but, - 7ex,6p2oBr,t7e6dadautrintghe t e h o e rre n sp ro e n e t d h ieg i B s 3 : e 9 s r s i , s o 7 d 7l o . : f. 7.7.1.2815. 408,870 Dlvidenn Amount and the power of inducing cholera, to the exclusion of then raging in the French fleet I ' i a n t m he i i l r ifmmediate again, at 4 o'clock on the following morning, the first NEW CANNON SHOT. Woollen yarn 3, a l g 5 B h 9 a , io 4 nw 2 s 9 t. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. vicinity. The ship anchored aroaugt - almost every other disease. watch replaced the second ;it will thus be seen that the The total declared value of all the enumerated articles Annum. Share. st were. o al3as • of R°ll- - Although I have thought it right to mention these whole ship's company were, during the greater part of the night, so situated that they could not help breathing X s. d. X s. d. umerated ll Yt r a i n t k isl o a mins. The first days of Augu shore under the chalky cliffs on the views with respect to the supposed influence of the at- Mr. ! Tulk, of the Lowca Iron Works (Tulk and Ley), motsphere, I do not wish it to be supposed that I entirely 6 y at:V a f oe r a t i Y e r h o t oh u t 6; an atmosphere which was not only well nigh exhausted of all its vital support, but 'poisoned by the effete pro- has invented a mode of applying the principle of the ing a diminution of 1 856,988/. The unen 201/ 0 nbeoribe to them. Diarrhoea began to appear immedPiParteeBl and a dead calm generally prevailed Millie rifle bullet to shot for either plain or grooved can 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 2 10 0 31. IGs articles are stated t Is ' v b orth 836 "26/.. F r Caledonian Bank -..... 0 10 0 0 10115 s throughout the o me t a e een w ' i o Cit of y Glasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 o During the months of May and June the British fleet da y . arrival, and every succeeding day added many fr h ducts of respiration, and by the other emanations which escape from the living body whether in health or dieease. non. Our non-military readers may not, perhaps, be the eleven months tl otals are 79,073,838/. last year, - i'a I s .... 5%/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 121 os against 80 ,784,515/. in 1853, the unenumerated articles e L S in ces en tla c e o t p . a . ; 0 7 1 1 . . p p e e r r c c e e n n t t.. 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 178/10 . appears to have been i ensp.oyed s ore t• e im. F it is in a m es e e r aL wank .. 2/. per cent. sf() 0 0 100 e t o ) 2 1 042 . the coast of Bulgaria, or ff h es in cruising off cases to the list, so that by the Bth they am o - 7 But if there be reason to sup ose-and th sd t our artillery service, and that of the French-that its to z n cent 25 0 0 10 o e t e south and south-west unted to eO, ea ca as- in 1854 not included being 10,673,9971. Eastern Bank.. ••• • • • 6 -• •e r ' 5 0 0 50 0 le. 143 shores of the Crimea, and at oth • and by the 9th to 69. Hitherto the h trophe of the Britain's' add P h aware that 1-16th of an inch " windage" is allowed in say the diameter of the shot is one-sixteenth less Edinb. & Glasgow .. • • 3% /...... p cent. _ - _ Is. s str i engt ho the supposition s . • ' Varna and Baljick. The crews ofaZhtlinel at anchor off mane able, but on the 9th one case m 7 ad been very -that the human bo h abouring under cholera than the diameter of e ore, th b in order to 6% per cent. Imo 0 0 'oe o 0 165/0e with the exception of a slight scorbuaticreretive vessels, AOn th g e day following the applicants s e e rged . into cholera. gives off a certain viru y s w w hi erl h d let the former ass down the gun. But this occasions DOVER, Wednesday.-A very large wreck has been National . , Bank •••• • I: 5/ percent 20 0 0 , 210 0 41. 5 10 s by the long-continued use of salt pro " iathesis, causes. sa t . ll Tering from diars c . pro uces the same kind P . North.of e,cotland Ban 100 0 0 100 0 0 12 110 of cl . . th h 1 f fth db t•d• t hh b t d Sh • VI d d i . er cent. visions and rinse& eecarne s i more numerous, and the cases generall mease tn o er ea thy bodies, there ca t s h e no dim. much waste of th e e ssf ec nve orce 0 0 gas generate y emi einot e ar our o- v. ois par yoa e Royal Bank of Scott. .• :I: P er cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 891 Os •of vegetables, were in the 'enjOyment of ro busthe want Core severe but more numerous still and more &Eli IY enitY in understanding why the malady pr ove d go m g the explosion oe th e powder, by permitting it to escape with oranges, whioh, with boxes and bales of goods, union Bank of Scot. ••• 71. ger cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 77/ les and in most excellent spirits • but towards t:e heralth, m ' ll llth and 12th. There h reu t , structive to this ship's coin ' • • • were stowed about the deck. Most of her bulwarks are Western I3ank •••• • • • - (1 011 0 0 10112 s 8%1 r cent. 100 ' end of June, and early in Jelly, diarrhosal cora latter to treat on t e ad also occurred i pany, while it all but spared through the interstice. Fire and Life.. • P 0 It 0 0 11. Os became mere numerous than usual when the vessel: l4 B, l i these last three days a few isolated cases of 11 . meng . cho. others similarly situated in every respect with the ex- The object sought by Mr. Tulk is to close the inter- smashed in all her masts are hanging ever her side, and A l , .! u l n i tis n o e Guarantee .... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 251. Os aledonian Fire Incur . 101. per cent. 100 0 0 _ 0 0 44 Hs r ' td'nde th B three of which te mine e i a. . y this time ception of their b' b '-- - ' ' - ' as to de • she is full Of water. eing atter ventilated. I see no reason, Awe, on the exit of the bad, so termine the whole c Glasgovr Lite . 61. per cent. 25 0 0 0 Y 1 0 0 V- is proached the land, but more particularly when thi 3 ; t e lf a ' therefore, to differ from the conclusion corn t b - of the disru t• lsion. This he r po- GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION.-Southern ton Friday. city of e 0 y mr, p ive gas to its propl P • ' l lft Colonial Life .• • 6/ * per re a nt. In 0 0 15 0 0 ,25110 s anchored off either of the above ports, though Iha - th : disease had also made its appearanhe in several of Rees, the surgeon of the lip I 4 h fll • name y, 6 that the crowded Poses to accomplish by making e shot to consist of -During the past year t • o owing ships save a Edinburgh Life Instir. . per e 80 0 0 3 5 0 141. 7a , - reason to believe that these were rather of an endemvieo preaother ships, and most of the medical officers had state of the middle de s k i- ' uth & scot, Lass Life 51. par cen . 10 0 0 110 0 ;5?. Os than of - a choleraic character • still when i , , t becam e theet ame ed • p sed their ca tains to put to sea. I had myself given , the matters con s t an tl y di es three simple parts The main body of the shot is a cast this port with passengers to Australia, New S 0 Eng. Aelelaide---The Ro al Charlie 480 Life Assoc. of schnend smear cene. 10 0 0 1 0 0 11/. 13s - known that cholera had broken out in the Allied carnps, on all sides d • Ch . f I'M, and the Comman enen- le , pressed charged from the bowels and stomach fth • •ncli d • • • • the Minis sk t d the want of adequate ve el t. s o a sick, and iro yn . rical cone, like _ o, an may be Wales, do. :-For . . 5 y m ' men . National Fire and L I ife 6.. pel: z =t •• 200 0 0 20 0 0 i '33qes 01 a loh, had contributed at either solid or holl ow , A second part, of cast iron, c on . tons ; Ostrich, 425 ; Nevarino, 00 ; Pestonjee 0, . North British Insur... 71. i pe ' and that transports were arriving (about the 2d and 3d As the shiP Tutted Baljick on the morning of the 12th. length to render th h' , Scottish Union Insrnc. 7% pr cent. 23 0 0 1 0 0 'll. Ils ef August) from Varna with the disease on board, it of the prevaijew out of the bay, she got the advantage From the ni ht of th e 8 IP a laboratory of choleraic poison." sista of a eolid o r h o ll ow cylinder combined with an i n . jee, 704 ; Emigrant, £34 ; Lord of the Isles, 750 ; Csem 8 • ana Standard Life -•• •• 0 0171 ( 5 51. per cent. 5 1 0 0 0 7 1 , g e 13th the di sease h a d s e m et clined cone. These two parts fit into each other passi musk' 639 • Star queen 836 • Tele raph, 1,11 , ' ng ' ' - ' ' g - . d 2 869 United Dep. Assurance . 51. per cent. 0 0 0 1 0 0 - dth t 1 Id tdtth fl 1 11 was greatly feare a i wou ex en o e eet a so, we on that day and nag nerth-east b The patients did • • reeze. acquired, in consequence of the nu b ' 'th h • • „_.7 SS there was no reason to believe that it lay beyond the the 13th, the breeze en the following. On the night of productive force, which could not arrying a total of 2 cabin, an , rn bt :srs athacked, a re. . roug the third part, which is a single or double lead Norman, 577, c 7 -The America, 707 reach of the epidemic influence. had to be closed, but tfirleshening, the lower deck ports overc b extinguished or ring, fitting closel to both. When the shot, thus made ome y the best efforts at ventilation. Hence the up, is put into th Y steerage passengers. For Geelong A SUPPLEMENT, GRATIS, WITH THE WEEKLY Dr 3 is. 0 cannon, the conical end points to• tons ; City of Manchester, 1,108 ; Maria Hay, 1 , 0 27.; p ITCH, EVERT WEEK UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.-The re therefore ado ted in the - Precautionary measures we . sails was mainta . med tse ventilation by means of wind -' bsolute necessit f • rl• P 4 such im erfect the fullest exte tpt'bl b a y o again runnin g i n t o ha r b our , th a t wards the mu ITh onieal plus , lie tt th Marshall Bennett, 363 ; Joshua 804 ; Agra, 714 ; b cc e. e c • 8 riex o e led interest which attaches to ev ' hl t ery inci en majority of the vessels. The men were cautioned .o live f e . P . means. On that to h n - ran lea e 3'• the sick might be separated from the healthy, and b ' 811 • total of pas- unexamp . oth powder, and the leaden ring between the two. When tish Empire, 546 ; Northumberland, , , ted with the operations of the Allied Armies in the c tely and to abstain from eating too freely of vege. (snowing mormn afr g, esh case of choler • 1 g t, and t rd he owa s t removed from the ship in order that the latter ufght b th p d I + l. lbourne-The connec terapera oc n b 1 e eow er explod sit drives the plug with great vio- sengers, cabin 17 ; steerage, 2,483. --e m . East has determined the proprietors of the Weekly Dis- . d fruit. The question of going to sea was at c rred, ut the applicants with cr a, with collapee, cleared out, well ventilated, and thoroughly vrashed lenoe i . e ' r 1 064 ; Yenta, ',fa a nrafti-.” nto the ring, and causes the softer metal of which Ontario, 684 tons ; Neleue, 982 ; Tndo t n ee . m _ ,„,..#,J, 1.... tiny, tables an ted, but the urgent necessities of the more numerous than they had be larrheee were not • h It' fth hloride of zinc . the same time moo night. As the day advanced. t e e l - 1 , d e ntin g - the previa.. 1 wit aso u ion o e c , it 42 ri-,.. 4- dered this impracticable. c eerease annear to have . re 9 . . _ Precautionary measures were therefore adopted in the majority of the vessels. The men were cautioned to live teinera' f. 33 I and to abstain from eating too f ree l y of vege -7 tables and fruit. The question of going to sea was at the same time moote d, but the urgent necessities of the though have boon t e service appear to have rendered this impracticable. Meanwhile free communicati on and athpepeatirseett,o kept up betwen the shore ' disease at the time rapid l y extending throughout the cantonments bot h w medical returns the Dia aast Varna and Baljick. Diamond.—According to t he mond was th e fi rs t vess el is which the epidemic made its a ppearance. Sh e h a d a nchored on the 7th of July at Baljick in shore of the line-of-battle ships. Her crew were then in perfect health, 13th cases of diarrhoea,accom p anied with pr os tration but on the 9th, 12th, and ;awl on of the vital powers, occurred amongst them _ • the 14th of July a Prnch steamer, the 12runoguet, arrived from Toulon, and as several of her crew were affected with cholera, she was sent in shore of the Bag fish squldron to be cleared to undergo a out, an d . sort of 4,. , : quarantine. The weath er at the tune Wa s tempestuous, . t ,and the wind bloc.; towards the Diamond Trion of thi s s t eamer an d h er tents, from th e Psi t., - , On the night of the 16th one of the lliamo,crs cress • atta c k e d w i t h co ll apse, rice -water purging, . ing, cramps, and oth er unequivocal symptoms of cl v ir ra it. but it wa s nut followed by any other ease of a. til' ' `• ~. naturevil the 20 t h , When diarrhceal satbacke be It is now necessary to revert to the vessels anchored at Baljick. As already stated, the first ease in this di vision of the fleet was a solitary one which occurred in the Diamond on the 16th of July, at leaet ten days be fore the choleraic tendency was observed in any of our ships of war, whether at sea or in harbour. About the beginning of August, however, diarrliceal complaints, gradually assuming a more severe form, began to be of frequent occurrence in the Britannia, Albion, London, Rodney, Trafalgar, and in other vessels which had an chored in the bay on the 31st of July, and in many instances they latterly assumed a decided choleraic cha racter ; but on the 7th there occurred a distinct case o f cholera in the London, which terminated fatally on the same day. After this other cases, both of cholera and diarriecea, took place until the 10th, when the ship went to sea. On the following day a second death occurred, and there was another on the 14th, 1 on the 16th, and 1 on the 18th. On the 20th the ship returned to Baljiek, where a sixth took place on the 24th. On the 7th of September she sailed for the Crimea, ofT which there were three additional deaths from cholera between the Bth reed 30th September. The last case which termi nated in death on the 30th was contracted on shore, where the man bad been employel assietine to eerry the wounded soldiers off the field after the battle of the Alma. Though the crew of this vessel was, as will he noticed presently, equally exposed with the crew of the Britannia to all the extraneous exciting causes of cho lera prevalent at Beljick, yet they suffered but little in comparison. In three months there did not occur more than 21 cases of diarrheee, and 17 of cholera, of which nine only proved fatal. Britannia.—On the 9th of August the disease in its mßroirteaomoaiali,gnAanniti o f t zrm t , borreiokoes, b T ut ra .s f i a m iz u a l r t , an a e n ou d d t y ri i h n u o th e e . Mr. Rees, surgeon a of the B r it annia, in one of his reports, states that on, n u Latordt,ht3thteimcerewwhheandthheeecohoiolertahemeand j e oy it m s oanpt of most excellent health, and on the r 30th July, w h en they anchor e d a t B aljiek, they we e• conditi on t o encounter the P l e 'cl in a ' the t e then raging in the French fleet lying inerath'ecir im7himechdia7as vicinity. The ship anchored about a mile from ahoro under the chalky cliffs on the coast of Ron melia. The first days of August were oppressively hot and a dead calm generally prevailed thronghout the , day. Diarrhoea began to appear immediately after our arrival, and every succeeding day added many fresh cases to the list, so that by the Bth they amounted to 5 0 , and by the 9th to 69. Hitherto they had been very managable, but on the 9th one ease merged into cholera. On the day following the applicants suffering from diar rhoea became still more numerous, and the cases generally more severe, but more numerous still and more difficult to treat on the 11th and 12th. There had also occurred during these last three days a few isolated cases of cho lera, three of which terminated in death. By this time the disease had also made its appearance in several of the other ships, and most of the medical officers had pressed their captains to put to sea. I had myself given the same advice, and the Commander-in-Chief, pressed on all sides, quitted B 1 k on the morning of the 12th. , of the prevailing As the ship drew out a oit 'e he bay, she got the advantage the 13th, the breeze nerth-east breeze. did well on that day and on the following.On the night of The patients had to be closed hut freshening,the ventilation the lower such imperfect means. On that sails was maintained ts the means of wind etet extent practicable by enfotilliation by deck ports onfiqht, and towards the the previous following morning, a fresh casea occurred, but the applicants witchbodl'r'a, with collapse, 1 more numerous than they had been duajrlicea were not I night. As the day advanced, howevenag ' s e e k , - b w a la il--,,t -marked change for the worse in all the driarthere Iv" 9 ; ono of these patients, as he walked into the es . al " r i m. ' the morning visit, fell into a state of colla three other men presented themselves who p to have approached the very verge of cholera."4\barocuat 10 a.m, th e grea t outbreak commenced, but as a minute description of the scene which followed would bo foreign to my purpose, a few bare facts and figures must be left to tell the tale of an invasion which, for the suddenness of its advent, the tempest violence with which it raged, and the wreck it left behind, has surpassed, perhaps, everything of the kind in the annals of the service. I have mentioned the marked alteration in the cases of diarrhme observed on the morning of the 14th. This unfavourable change might be attributed to the closed ports, and the conse r quent defective ventilation, but, being at sea, one entire i watch was of course kept constantly on deck. It is ; therefore difficult to account for the outbreak which this fatal day although som e o f th e sea mentook place on_ . and officers have since spoke.) of a peculia r d ense cloud which passed over this ship and tho Albi on en the 13th. The first to be attacked_ severa of whom 9 to a stat. ° ,l U 4 list for diarrtice l r l were t f he u m . m ell aleeady STOVES FOR THE FRENCH TROOPS.—SOUT HAMPTON.— splied b h y feet o f pipe have arrived for shipment in French vessels W ithin th e l as t f eat d a y s 2 , 000 stores and about 25,000 for the C rimea. W e un d ers t an d th a t thi s l arge quantity They Werean up pe of the d pias been made in about six days. culars exhibit the ma nn HOW PRIZE CATTLIC Altll FED.--The following parti- Kennard and Co., of London. sptlfie,oi for the Christmas shows " - f o J n u g n r e as last it : Broom real which was much alalre,elvlnhire' lli q of Broom borough, near To Hess i Mr. j. Phillips, p " in which animals . are prepared ittlievfshli ezai : gd t li b aae of nd fid in S 3es e Y: p v it n t u t . i -,.- i ni ci e r t . r3 l 7. 4lb. O , a n nd the wa l when it weighed 15cwt. lqr. 181 b. • it was then common turnips till the 30th of Oct., when itn weighed on 16ewt. lqr. 81b, ; from that time it was fed wi'vtLl'lighed g3ld, meal, and hay till Dee. 18, when it weiv-,:end 17ewt. 3qr. 18Ib. The general results were thest : When on grass, it gained in 13 weeks 2281 b., being rather more than 171 b. per week ; on turnip l and meal, in six weeks it gained 1021 b., being about 171 b. per week ; and on marigold and meal, is NOT9I WeekS Mlb, being about 2ab, per week. Mr. 'Tulk, of the Lowca Iron Works (Tulk and Ley), has invented a mode of applying the principle of the Minie rifle bullet to shot for either plain or grooved can non. Our non-military readers may not, perhaps, be aware that 1-16th of an inch " windage " is allowed in our artillery service, and that of the French—that is to say, the diameter of the shot is one-sixteenth less than the diameter of the bore, in order to let the former pass down the gun. But this occasions much waste of the effective force of the gas generated by the explosion of the powder, by permitting it to escape through the interstice. The object s oug h t b y M r . Tulk is to c l ose th e inter stice, on the exit o f t h e b a ll, so as to det erm i ne t h e whole of tie disrupti ve gas to it s p r opul s i on . T h i s he pro poses to acc omp li s h b y making the shot to consist of three simpl e p arts. The ma i n b o d y o f t h e shot is a cast iron cylindri ca l cone, like the Minis shot, and may be either solid or hollow. A second part, of cast iron, con sists of a solid or hollow cylinder combined with an in clined cone. These two parts fit into each other, passing through the third part, which is a single or double lead ring, fitting closely to both. When the shot, thus made up, is put int* the cannon, the conical end points to wards the muzzle. The conical plug lies next to the powder, and the leaden ring between the two. When the powder explodes, it drives the plug with great vio lence into the ring, and causes the softer metal of which it is made to expand, until its exterior surface presses psrfoctly gas-tight against the interior of the cannon bore. The consequence will be that the whole force of the explosion is expended on the propulsion of the shot. This ingenious contrivance may lead at the present crisis to important results. Mr. Tulk forwarded draw ings, models, and description of it to the Admiralty on Monday, the 18th Dec., and they are now, we under stand, under the consideration of officers of the Board of Ordnance. GOTIRNMENT EMlGRATlON.—Southampton, Friday. —During the past year the following ships have left this port with passengers to Australia, New South Wales, &o.:—For A.delaide---The Royal Charlie, 480 tons ; Ostrich, 425 ; Navarino, 500 ; Pestonjee Boman jee, 704 ; Emigrant, £34; Lord of the Isles, 750 ; Coro mandel, 639 ; Star Queen, 836 ' • Telegraph, 1,118 ; and Norman, 577, carrying a total of 27 cabin, and 2,869 steerage passengers. For Geelong—The A.inerica,_ 707 ' tons • City of Manchester, 1,108 ; Maria Hay, 1,007 ; Marshall Bennett, 363 ; Joshua, 804 ; Agra, 714 • Bri tish Empire, 546 ; Northu m b er l an d, 811 ; total of pas sengers, cabin 17 ; steerage, 2,483. M e lbourne—The Ontario, 684 tens ; Neleus, 982 ; Tudor, 1,064 ; Persia, 658 ; total of passengers, 5 cabin, 1,378 steerage. Portland Bay--The Constant, 535 tons ; 1 cabin, and. 227 steerage passengers. Sydney The Plantage net, 806 tons ; Tantivy, 1,040 ; Anglo-Saxon, 890 ; Kate, 904 ; Queen of England, 876 ' • Ascendant, 562 ; Bengal, 582 ; giving a total number of Passengers emigrated to Sydney of 12 cabin, and 2,312 steerage. The following ships have also conveyed large numbers of emigrants to Newcastle, N. S. W., and Moreton Bay, Hobart Town, Launceston, and Perth, viz.:—the Ellenborough, 1,030 tons ; General Hewett, 961 ; Northumberland, 579 ; Kingston, '853 ; Mooltan, 611 ; Raleigh, 491 ; Esmeralda, 439 ; and Berkshire, 582. In addition to the above 38 ships, the SpEeiy, of 1,031 tons, and carrying 1 cabin and 412 steerage pas sengers, will leave for Sydney on Sunday; thereby ex hibiting a total of 39 ships, making 29,184 tons burden, and conveying 172 cabin' passengers and 11,851 souls, equal to 9,8941 statute adults, from this port during the past year. Of these 11 , 854 steerage passengers 10,168 are English, 93 Scotch, and 1,593 Irish; show ing an increase on the previous year, 1853, of 767 steerage passengers. A slight diminution, however, ha s taken place in the number of cabin, passangers which have left the port during this compared with the pre ceding year ; the number for 185 3 being 104, whilst th at for the past year araotinte to only 72. Dividend i Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. i Price. Annum. Share. X s. d. X s. d. ' British • • • • • • • • •• •• •• Ditto Provincial .• •• 11. Re. j2l 0 0 20 0 0 21 Brighton .• ••...• •• .. 5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 City of London ...... V. 10s. 100 0 0 100 5 0 100 Continental (3d Cap.)... a 10s. tO 0 0 43 10 0 Equitable .• • .... •• .. 11. Os. 50 0 0 all 28 Great Central .. •• .. . 71 per cent. 10 0 0 all 10% Imperial ............ 10; & bonus. SO 0 0 all Independent .......•• 41. 40 0 0 ~, London...—. .. ...... I SO 0 0 ~ Do., Parl. Preference 6?. per cent. 25 0 0 Of 25 P celix ............, 41. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 2i114 Rateiif ..... ....... 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 70 United General ...... 11. ss. 150 0 0 all 20 Westminster Chartered s'. per cent. 60 0 0 „ , 40 1 4 Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. '5O 0 0 10 " 0 WATER-WORKS. 1 Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. I - -P., s. S. £ s. d. East London - Grand Junction ....•• 4'. per cat. 50 0 0 all 70 Kent .... - - 79 Lambeth • • .... •• • • - 1100 0 0 - - New River Company , 21.103. I - - 55 Southwark & Vauxhall 'AI por cot. 100 0 0 - . W.)li West Middlesex • . • • - - 04 DOCKS• Dividend Amount , ' Name of Company. per of raid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. d. £ s. 4. --- Commercial - - •• .. •• , 4/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - East and West India ! 51. pr cent. tfteck. - - East Country.. ', 20s. per sh. - --- London .... ; 51. pr cent. Stock. - 105% Ditto Bonds -- .• I 4'. per cent. St. Katharine 4 per cent. Stock. ! - SO • ontliampton •• 5O 0 0 1 50 0 0 , - Victoria ...... • • si. per cent. 20 0 0 I 12 0 0 I - BRIDGES. Dividend 1 Amount Name of Company. per ' of Paid. Price. Annum. i Share. X s. d. X B. d. Bungerford .......... - - - 12 Southwark ...... •• ..- 100 0 0 - - Ditto New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - - Waterloo . .... - 100 0 0 -4 1 A Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. Its. GO 0 0 - 31 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 05. 40 0 0 - 28, Vauxhall - 23 JOINT-SD:y:lx BANKS. - Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. _ - , X s. cl. £ s. 61. Nustralasia.......... 6/. per cent. !40 0 0 all 80 British NorthArnerican W. per cent. 150 0 0 19 - Commercial of London. Si. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 31 Colonial ~........ -.. 3/. per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0 - lonian ............... 61. per cent. i 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Gond. Char. Ilk. of N us. - 1 20 0 0 all 0 217 , 3 London and Comity .. 61. per cent. i5O 0 0 20 0 0 - Gomm an-i Westminatr I Gl. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - London Joint Stock ... 61. per cent. , s') 0 0 10 0 0 - Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - DU to, New....'. .... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 , alj . ..-- ,National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - "..._. Nat.:Provincial of Eng. , 6/. per cent. 100 0 .0 '95 0 0 i ---; Ditto,. New ...; :.-.. i 5 , . per ePnt. 20 0 -0 )3 0: 0' __ 'Oriental Bank Corpoia. '123. p. ct.Stbs. 2.5 0 . 0 ':i all •i. ' 33 .•iouth Australia - ;... 8 , p. ct.Ss bs. 25 0 0 ' „ . - Union of Australia-. • . 40-. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 67 Ditto .............. 401. per cent. - 2 10 0 - Union of London ..... B/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Union of Madrid ..... ' - 40 0 0 all - A SUPPLEMENT, GRATIS, WITH THE WEEKLY DIS. PITCH, EVERY WEAK UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.—The unexampled interest which attaches to every incident connected with the operations of the Allied Armies in the East has determined the proprietors of the Weekly Dis patch to devote a greater space to the intelligence from the seat of war than the ordinary limits of this, the largest newspaper published, could possibly afford, and, with the view of giving the amplest details, they have resolved upon the issue of a series of Supplements, gratis, which will include every particular of interest connected with the Siege and decision of the contest at Sebastopol, and will be continued whenever demanded by the progress of the campaign. By the publication of these Supplements the portion of the paper usually de voted to incidents of domestic and political importance will be reserved intact, and the engrossing subject of the War will receive the fullest anel most varied illustration. A Supplement will be published on Sunday next (gratis), and on every succeeding week until further notice. The Dispatch, of Sunday, January 7th, 1855, will be printed in a new type, pleasure of rea di ng will be enhanced: Pu b l i s h e d every of an i mprove d c h arac t er , by which the Saturday morning, at four o'clock, in time for the first trains and the rooming mails. Another edition is printed in the afternoon, for the post of that evening ; and a third p u bli cat i on takes p l ace on Sunday, b r i ng i ng th e whole news of any importance, by extra editions, up to the 14te,L, hour ul the smile afternoon. The price of the Dispatch is Sixpence. Orders may be given to all newsvendors in town and country; and to the publieher, at the Dittpatevoffice: 139, Fleet-ntreot, London. [ADVERTISEMENT.] —Holloway's Ointment and Pills certain cures for all Cutaneous Diseases.—Copy of a letter from Mr. James Meredith, Ashton-under-Lyne, dated Jan. 15, 1854 :—" To Professor Holloway. Sir, —For seven years I was a victim to the most unsightly of cutaneous diseases. My whole body was covered with sores, and although I had recourse to a variety of means to relieve myself from this odious disfigurement they were totally unsuccessful. Eventually, however, I had r ecourse to your O i ntmen t an d P ills, which mira culously, b y s l ow d egrees, h ea l e d t h e whole of the sores, and l e ft my s ki n without a bl etn i s h , to Lite utter aiitoni.,h went of my friend?."--Sold by all Druggists,' and at Professor H o ll oway ' s es t a blishments, 244, St ran d , Lou , , don, and SO, Maiden-lane, New York. • • ....R..... , . COUNTRY MARKETS. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET—JAN. 2. There were in the market to-day, 12 sacks ostrcesii weighing 2801bs imperial, whi c h sold thus At 24. I 0 at C. Os Oil, and 0 at 01. Os. EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARICBT-' JAN. 2. There was a large supply- of straw of all descriPtiagis tho market. The prices to-day were as follow Oat straw, from 9s Oil to 103 Cd per kemple of 16 "id troll ; wheat do., 6s 6d to 7s 6cl ; barley do., 4s Od to Hay from 10d to 12d ; new ditto, Od to Od per stonth` DALKEITH MEAL Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs imperial Barleymeal, per ditto Peasemeal, per ditto Flour, per ditto Pot-barley, per ditto IARKET—.7.4II. 1. First. I Second. 113 2 416 td ' 39 3 0(1 3 1 27s Od. 266 9.1 26i —s 0(1 s Od 0(1 —s 0(1 --0 32s Od Od DUBLIN, JAN. 2. There was again a small supply at our corn ma! "'" day. Wheat' met a re a dy sa l e a t en a d vance 01 barrel. Barley fully supported Friday's curren cies., i d were rather slow of sa l e , an d scarce l y susta i ne d that" prices. No alteration in Indian corn or foreign V' the transactions low and small. di 64 White wheat, 41a 6,1 t o 41s ; red ditto, 38s to ; At e barley, IGs 6d to 21s Od ; oats, 15s Od to 16s 9d; r i ne 273 lid to 28s Gd per brl ; oatmeal, 153 Cd to 17s Ott . flour ' 23s Od to 2E 5 Od per eArt ; Iff ian corn, 42a Od per 48elbs. COAL MARK Prices of Coal per ton at t. ET.- JAN. 3. ,ho closo of the market. d. Carr's Hartley lB t Chilton Hartley l5 C Davison's West Hartley 18 3 Wasting's Hartley lB C Long - ridge's Wst Hartley 18 3 Stobart's Hartley l5 6 . Tanfield Moor l7 O Tanfield Moor Bates 17 0, Walker Primrose l5 Wylaai 19 CI Wmllsend, Bell and 8r0wn............. Whitwell ................. Braddyll ... liettou .................... 1 Lam bton w kin h n it w w ie e k rth . •......... 'Derwentwater Ifartle/ . 1r !lAWSOII ............... . RAIL WAY SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 3. opo STOCK EXCIIANGE.—The market thi s m0rni13. 4 .4 flat, but closed firm at about tho prices of ro'""j, Caledonian, 30A ; Lancashire and Y o rk s hi re , 73i 41; don and N.-Western, 1001; Man., Shef., and Lincolt l °,, ditto, 10/. shares, 11k; Midland, 68:f ; Southl s ' 17 046. BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 3. BO" STOCK EXCKANGE.—Th o mar k e t was a sha...A - 0 ivra te day, and stock more in demand. London and/C",, - 1 lti0;;; MiAands, 68w; E a st ern C oun ti es c l ose d sell°" MANCHESTER, JAN. 3. STOCK EXCHANGE.—There was a dull busilno."ayi prices steady. Dover, 17 9.16; Sheffield, 24i; 04 64; • London and N.-Western Stock, 100 i; Leds) Sheffield, new Prof., e, ; ditto, old, 11 15-1 6 . • LEEDS, JAN. 3. STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market still flat, 1 6 , 4 5, 2 symptom of a change for tile better. CaledonO. Great Nertherns, 23; South-Eastern and Dover', 41 • BORNE 'NAILS.. (N signifies that the V the night—and M by mails are sent from the GOneta l the morning—despatch.) COUNTRIEY. Day when made n; in General Past- Office, London.. From wi itt d o Port 00 Dispatche , L pc s • Liverpool • • • Liverpool . • • 1,1 Southamptoo - SouthampWoj 'Dover ••:•.•1 , ••• • , Plymouth .• Dover • • • • ,:outhomptor Flout thlmp tou !Dover .... ? s o. I Soul kimp ten . 3outhampton Various pots v Imerica(byltrit.pack)N ArnerieP.kby United Ste. packet) ........ America (by U. States packet) .. •• .. ....N Australia (via South ampton) .. • • • Ditto (via Marseilles) N Ditto (via Cape of Good Africe ( West C.:%Etst)..N Alexandria .........•. Alexandria— a I anias Belgium —N I Ilrazil ........ „ „ Buenos Ayres Cape of Good Hope Cape of Good Hope ~ N Capo de Verds Ceylon (see India) Ceylon.. ......N Channel Isles ....N China (see India) Constantinople Constantinople ........ Cont. of Europe M is N Egypt (see India) & N Gibraltar Groece(eco India) Greytown liarriburgh ..........N flavannah ..........M Honduras , ..Itl India (viaSouthampt.)M India (via Marseilles)3l lonian Isles (see India) Ireland ........M & Lisbon Madeira Madeira ............ . Malta (see India) hialtA •• • • • • • • • • •• • • Mauritius (see India) Mauritius Mexico •••• •• •••• Naples— •• •• •• •• • .NI New Granada .. Now Zealand . Papal States Peninsula Peru •••••••••••• ••Ail Port Natal ~ • • •• • • • • N 1 Sicily .. •••••••• •. NT Tuscany •• .• •• •• ••N Venezuela Van Diemen's LIIICI (see Australia) West Indies vory Friday ... 'Jan. 4 Jan. 9 Dec. 4 .. t3d of the month.. 9, 24, 3; 30 of w. 4th 20th of mon. ;'7th et the rnonti . 9th Of the month.. ,9th of the month.. 9th of the montl' 3fon.,Wed.,&Frid. 2d &17th of month ofrn 4th Ez 2G th of zion. IT rice daily .... Twice daily ....., 4,7, 17, 20, 27 am. 2nd & 17th of mon. Tuesday & Friday 2nd of the 11;1.'0,1 Daily 17th of the month. 14th t•; 20th of mon. ' 9 th& 25th of month 7, 17, & 27 of monl Twice daily 7,9, 17, & 27 of m. 9th of the month 23d of month .... 1 ,8,18, & 28 •f mon 114th of the month 2nd Of the month., 4th 15 th2sthot mon., 2d /I 17th of month By private skip Ithl s th2 s thofmon. 7 thl7th27thollnon.l td & 27th of mon.J By private ship...i : s thl s th2stholison, l s thOth2sthefirion.i 12d tfc 17th elaiouth, 3dg.r. 17th o! month' 18outliampte ll I s So ssu ut th hA tun ni p Pl o o p o r Dover ...:••• Southarnin o :lo Dover •• •• • Dover ••• couthallirr: otOn Sontbat London . 0 ' \JOSI' South...loo pia Dover • • I '6onthamptelil itl Plymouth •• 'Diver ....., Dover.. ••••ir Holyhead ,•• SoutioiroPt. ° SoutharoPt o l.9 . s ILiverpools Dover..••• ISolliiiilllPt*" 41 • • " I.lsouthosaP to9 rt• Various po Dover .••••.: IS ou thamPto' IriouthaniP t _,. o " iVarious Por w ' 'Dever .• .• •• !Dover •• •• ,SOUthtialptOD • i Soutkampte n i --------- ic,o lll When any of these dates fall o l a Sunday, the ma ll s .. ori spatchei on the following day, with the exception of zu - t or Southampton), and the Malta. both of which will be deed } preceding day. rb pi% WIND AND WEATHER RifFv ,- - $ 40.- _ po. WEDNEEPA 1 9 0, oh Stations. Course of Wind. St a v e of ve ... -. Greenwich .. N.W Overcast. Lothbury Lowestoft N.W Fine. Derby W... Fine. Stamford N.W Cloudy.' Norman ton Chesterfield N.W Fine. Nottingham Leicester W. Masborough Burton-on-Trent.. N.W Rain. Southampton N.W Fine. Portsmouth Poole Dorchester N.W Cloudy. Boston W Windy. Great Grimsby ... W.N.W Cloudy. Manchester N.W ...... ... Cloudy. Sheffield . Whitehaven Maryport . Lancaster .... ..... N.W Carlisle Bradford S.W Fine. Stoke-on-Trent ... N.W Cloudy. Ipswich Liverpool Holyhead Dublin S.W Fine. Danger W Cloudy. Y arnsouth N. Fine. Leeds Bristol W Fine. Plymouth Torquay N.W Fine. Taunton S.W Fine. Bath Gloucester N.W Fine. Cprdiff N. W......... Fine. Swansea 5.W.......... Fine. . Hague W.. .......... Foggy. Leamington N.N.W. .... Unsettled. Brighton W ... ......... Cloudy. York Hull Whitby Scarborough Bridlington ...... N.W Fine. Darlington ......... S. W Fine., B T 11 S. , s ,. OF A BON. the the 31st ult., a t H a mp s t ea d, th e w if e of David 111`Anally. OE A DAUGHTER. On the 2d inst., at 12, the Terrace, Camberwell) I of Mr. William Dadley, solicitor. MARRIED. On the Ist inst., at Stevenage, Harts, Edwar d, of Mr. E. Pileher, of Faversham, Kent, to Eliza 1 - I Pfr Emily, daughter of the late Rev. George Benison, " don, Essex. 1 1 On the 2cl inst., at St. Pan cras Ch urc h , the B. 2' Kenworthy, rector of Ackworth, Yorkshire, to yr daughter of the late John Plower, Esq., of - - gn c° street, Tavistock-square. DIED. .1 0 On the Ist inst. Edmund Haworth, Esq., of S-48.,, $ , n • Cheshire, and of' Aisthorpo, in the county of - 1 ) Ar k aged 91. On the 29th ult., at Waye-house, Ashburton, I .'" Wm. Eales, H.E.I.C.S. ' aged 82. On the nth ult., at Fags-lodge, Belfast, I : L. 0 ! Posnett, Esq., J.P., agent f or th e I r i s h estates of Y' Dungannon, aged 60. 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