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

1" excursion

lady WWI,
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trail or

Ms the

popularity sod wealth. Abe will, of awes, at Ant
pat to profit the enthusiasms of the higher elan of bee
ladadien. Coasting looks of hair enshrined in lock-

hundreds of verges, thousands of autographs, will
being in the first portion of the harvest. After this,
she will appear at one of the national theatres, in a
drama by some popular author, called by some each
a ame as "Alum, or the beauty of Perjury" When she
has exhausted the mithaimarof the publieinthiediree-
ties, she may calculate upon a large alias of admirers
it she will dispense glasses of gin in a priblirphoese.
She may here acquire new fame, and may look for-
ward to pose the evening of bee life in calm retire-
ment, cheered by the satisfactory rentialeossese of a
popularity which never foiled her, bat amassed to
barn brightly during her whole mane from the
prison to the pot-house.

Int Court.

WINDSOR, Dn. 10.

Th. Queen and Prism accompanied by Prince
Alfred, Film Arthur, sad Priam' Leopold, tits Prime.
Royal. biasses Atka, Primus Ilidaaa, mad Pitman
Louisa, loft Wisdom Cattle this taarafai at 10 'Week km
Oabetae.

TM Prises ol Wake remiss SS lb. Castle, sassiest by
Yr. Gibbs.

♦ deputation, respeedwg the eft• of Smithfield Karket,
had as iaterview with the Marnellet of the Ezeheqam
yesterday, at his raid residswee, is Dowidaretreet. The 1
4144,104 Na ermisted of Kr. H. L. Taylor (etairmaa). Mr.
Deputy Obbasd, Mr. Perkins, Kr. Ds Jersey, the Tows
Clark, the City Remembrasesr, the City Solisiter, sad the
City Arabitem.

*Woolen sad Vissessbes Paiseretes rehusod to Leaden
yesterday. from s visit to **Doke sad Dasher of baked.
at Wawa Abbey.
Kr. Bromley sad Dr. Bur lad sa interview yesterday
with tho Chassidim of Ms Isehecser.
Bir Change sad Lady Mary Wood arrived at their red-
dest* is the Admiralty. yesterday. Mom a visit to 'be Dabs
sad Dubose of Bollard. at Webers Albs/.

Amon tits pamenpti by tit* Brasil mail packet
wkish lift desdisssoca yesterday wen lb* riaa. Yrsseis
Howard, the BIWA Waists: se Rio, sad Buss D'Adea-
word. TM forma was bawd for Liebss, sad the letter
for Makin.

The Emperor al Reeds has given to M. Chttieh,
editor of the Narihwes Ams, a saaff-box, richly sat with
Mammas, aad ianalbati with the sass of the imperial
deem.

The rawer has gained naivety that General
Shabehkl. who eseaseasied the &Mao cavalry Wen
lispetesia as a meat oessales, sad sustained a lose, had
bees dhgreesd by the lasperer. This is set wend. Lit-
ton lama fit Petersburg Nate that the Sewer his ass-
igned ea his the order et Bt. Viediair of the lisst dam:

lON OF PA
THIS DAY.

Parliament mu this day further prorogued by
Royal Como brim 'MU Thanday, His 31st Jaasuy, 1858,
whoa it is to met for the deopatab of bathos.

The Lard tlbaacellow and tits other Leeds Commlatheen
baying takestbsie meta at tbe feet gibe West, Kr. Pall-
sae, tbe Tees= treber of *a Blask Lad, was dkested to

susimes the Commons to hoes the COmmiesies read.
needy afterwards ems el the &Am Wooded by
the doorkeeper, sad some of the ether Modals
of the lease, appeared et the bar, whoa the Cap
minded was road at the table by the Hod. Kr. slaw
Wine, the priaMpel rarliamostary Clerk.
The Loom CZANCSLLOZ them, by virtue of the Co..

minion so reed, disbud it to be he; Maesty's Royal will
and Oman that the Parliament should be spits pa
mad mail the day thatch mad, and it steed Opera&
accordingly natal Thursday, the 31st at January ..it.
His lordship farther declared it be bar Majesty's Royal will
and pleasure that the said Parliament should, es the said
Thursday, the 31st a Jaauary next, somas and be hada
for the despatch of divers mat sad inspertaat 'Hain ; and
the lords spiritual ead tempera, end t►e knights, Mims,
sad burgesses, and the searmasioan for shins sad burghs
el the Hones of Commas. wen required sad commanded
Is give their Madame asesedingly, at Westminster, oa the
said Thursday, the 31st day of Jamey neat.
Their Lordship that retired.
The estemesy, wash was simply ace of fens, did not
mum may minutes, ad beyond those who were Maw
diately eagspd I. it, thus were bat few pumas prima.

THE WASIIIIIIIITIAPLAY.—Last light tho sebolare
et et. Peter% West beater, issegsrated the Christmas
Malays by the ',steam vepressaisties el sae et the
'media enemies. The Phonate is the play Misted for
the retest yeas. As the Aso representation has rather the
shunter a . rebeertel, we shell reserve NU the mit re-
presentation, aid* takes piste ea Thursday seat, say
eitservaUess ea the play sad senora _

HSALTS or 1111- ihszor or Loxoox.—His lord-
shies pressor towards rosovery has boos slower thaa his
(deeds seuiddealre, or his medial attesdasts had astir&
paled. !till so sew symptom of as 'lanais( Ratan has
set is ; ea the smarm, the bishop has bees for some this
melded to quit his room in as lavalid chair, and os legal,-
log lan sight at Loudon Howe, we learned that a sonsplits
change of air is esotemplated by his lordship's removal to a
higher sad mere beasts( situatios.—JoArt Boil.

Yesterday being appointed for dosing the second
tens of I$M, s deputattrus hour the Cart of Directoes of
the Rut iedia Company proceeded le the empeues end.
nary at Hailightly, for the purpose of receiving from the
Rev. Hew Ilel,lll, B D.. the priaeipal, a report of the
proviso of the students, dke. Aston the students •he re-
ceived prises was a eon of the priecipall ; lad tens also, see
of the rev. gentleman's sous distinguished himself.

Amenithe papers reed at tb. moral airetiag and

ertarsereasion• of tie Fellows of tit; Royal Gagra—pbisel
Society last eveniag, was fro. Mr. Gabriel, transmitted
to tbe oniony by the R.rl of Cluendon, detailing the pro
grew of Dr. Livingston on his travois through Contral
Africa, sad one upon Si.., by Mr. Parkes, bar Majesty%
Consul than.

The King of Sardinia, on taking his Ws of Cap-
tain Gerdes, who wee is eosasead of the squadres of
east, exposed himself highly gratified with the asks
of Sissies that bad bus paid kia throughout. Hia
fleleety desired that 3,000 fr. *saki be gives to the sea ;
sad wee ski Seamed to present a sagaillosat gold pia to
Captain Girds, a valuable dimmed flag to flr. Kelly
(paymaster), who seed se esestary es the series sad
• distend ring to Ceausasier Luke fiteithett, who wee
m baud the Yield to set se pilot. Captain Garden had
the Maas of pertakbeg ef Seek at the Royal table.
Preparations aro in progress at Turin to celebrate
the sutra of the Ring of Serdiala to his diminish,. Tro-
phies et dowse, so be illasimted by gee, sad other orna-
ments, are beta, ended ea the Pisan Carle Valise.
Etzcnox Innutomgcs—Nr. Humbold retiring,
the Hs. CeL iiareher intends eferiag Saadi for the re-
preeestatim of Great Yarmouth. TM Has. P. J. R.
Villiers baying souped the CUM= Seadreete, Mt P. W.
Huila has esasseed • saves at Roaster os the
Liberal Sweet. The Cameras's. stead betas*,
forward Mr. Hoary Banda, the barrister.

A medial journal of Bt. Petersburg states that,
botwoo. Oct. 1, 1862, and doe lot Nov., 1856, there bs
limos 16,866 woo of olosiors i• dm city.

Tbe allied army opened the mamas. et NH,
Swig Se severest winter /spews, by weeds' the Mies.-
la tau el 140 fertreens—tbe Ant week fa Jersey. 'nay
heed the beide et Sykes% the 14 el Pareary ; Keste.
tbe II b et Mowery ; Cruses. So 71k et Numb
law. Se 10kb et Suds ; err se Aube. Se The el
Mush; ea Park the 30tb a Musk ; bodies Silr
*She es • psi ado, ma al Faye Clmepoeshe
=w••• dba.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECFAIBER 11, 1865,

A VISIT TO TSB CAMP.

(irsox •

Oa the 19th of November we left Coostastisople with a
Snug, foul wind, and a natty WOW sea, and, after • bob-
bins passage, arrived off Balaclava as the naming of the
Sal, the wind still blowing very fresh. Same ton large
Irsasports won enisiag off the port, waiting for paratimies
to ester; hot a flag hoisted at Castle Hill denoted that
sash leen was refused, and isepind its with very disagree-
able t feelings. We _attempted to ester the port, but •
(blank) pia bed at as made us speedily put about, end
we stood oat Whim two sserobast stamen usloading is
the reads. However, we moos obtained permission toaster
the crowded and very busy little harbour, aid were speedily
es shore, and aski•g ear way swag the Smiley crowd
as its wharves, obtained horses, sad rode by Kadikol to
Karalesch, which bas become • pretty sad well kid-oat
lowa, with sin shops, with well-dressed Preach wows
attesdisg at the minters, awl to all appearance boustifully
supplied with all the socessaries of life. The bread was
good, sod is great linty, aid *MI were very may
bstshen' shops, with almsdanos of most. There were VW&
baud swabs, livery ambles with saddle-bass sad gigs
to let (a saddle-horse U. per day). Is the Ask market,
turbot, red mullet, oysters, its., wen upend. Some of this
shape were really prettily set off, sad orsameatod with all
sorts of cisme, priesipally takes from *mats of the prima
war. We saw several very Mao sises-looking house with
spartmesto to let, bads 8 frames per sight, " teat/vibes "
8 frames per day. We rode through the arsenal, amass
quantities of shot, guns, aid every description st
monitions at war; they through its mass et ship
pits rowed to Kush& Bay, to the Bullish pm%
where our sus of war, tramper% &a., are asehersi,
all looking la Ant-rate order. We passed through the very
eloarlooking sad very orderly English astral arsenal, whale
all hoods, unlash:ly the eagiosen sad blacksmiths, op
peered herd sad ahoy:fully at work, sad when everything
booted the strictest order and &DSOs,. Aroma are built
a umber of very pretty cottager, all having sews patriotic
suss, sad inhabited by the perms belonging to the arsenal.
I leaded at the Victoria Pier, • well built, substantial
etrunsit, which would do credit to any sea port, and
isilaitely superior to anything of the kind at Coustaatioopis
A somber et maul *Eters were is the vieisfty, Is fill
safety oust of a game at football—everybody appearing very
buy sad very happy.

24th. lied; h itrmtAquarten, then through the English
sad Frew& gaups; stopped aid leached with two (needs;
visited the plies of the late fearful implosion, then oa to
the Megatioa sad bialskhoff ; we too late to eater &baste-
pol ; everewbere la both temps everybody appeared
particularly busy sad particularly happy, sad All lolly
gestated with *Mr wraiths ; is fast, I queens. if
her Majesty bus see happy a set of subjects la say plies
es
la the asap is tb Crimea—ell very hard at work, sad
all go very jolly sad is such rebut health, sad from their
oesepatioss, evidently Intending to sake themselves ems
fortable far the wilder. All are engaged budding--sheen,
ma, doctors, vidters, all bandies, sad all beating if their
prime from Sebastopol; rose had a capital wisdom frame,
soother • door, rem ethers • hw beans or brinks;
awl with the Malted mesas they have got, sad hearty geed
will, it is westlerfsl what very smog sad sonifortsliA houses
they ere bundle( ; Its plum, supboards, wisdoms, sad
eves serapes hr the doses. Olken sad sees all week with
bout sad geed at their houses, sad mesa se heady se V they
had berm brought ap is but beildiag best their Wear" ;
sad I very seriously question if they ever Fmk as sash rbr
light is billiards, their Imbibe, or ether modem 'Orr
seats, as they aew do la building her their owe caw
fort. I realty saw use eadosare, with stable, with.
bean, eves, Whims, poultry hare, he , -which sea
de grant to ea legit& seastry hew, the Wish%
boilers, wood, wisdow frames, sad glom, all begeobt
from nebeetspel. Everybody busy, healthy, gad hungry, glad
perhedy folly. I had is sae • espital leash, wished dewa
with bottled ale. Some •1 the teats are very sew
loveable ; is sae I saw • large Freebies of seals for the
whiter, shelves *relented with bottles of wise, pishise,
ham, as; a geed sofa, easy Ask sad guitar.
Sem/whore we saw map followers, with all sorts of Alegi
kr sale seek se Witten regain. Pigsty et seat, breed,
mumbles, sad fruit—dear, bat prominhis It is weaderfal
he.. doe elibeelvesese sad unite( of the array have is-
wormed she hit per; sad hew mash better limpsved end
segssomedatiag M gash ether ell hove Worse. They an
e isignahred to hake the Dist of sweater sad to
-has happy. I redo beak by 'shamus sad
' IlAdikel,
! sad
AO IMO
Windows,
-e ked

cetA---•
VI ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. r`sttalgi w.w
mwther um7e„, bdded
ream di "
vided ls elem
thessesial
• were 16 feet by 12; the sides were severed with oiI-
(FROM A 00111118POIDENT.) cloth, sad it was sisely furnished. Tea Meads were these
CAMP BETOBI 13118.18TOPOL, Soy. 27. *Flag Kelm- Ng's had sweet Wield* sPirite•
The 'tither for the last two digs has been wet hat intuis; sad Win all very gay uta happy. I went to
olt:sit% thereby stopping church lisiados and dcill, bed at. . ,11.114 asst antabg started early by the Sardinian
impeding greatly the hutting, road-making ran. mime' tit° (*Wry mg', Irma transport, "; "d
and drawer for the nyhey. The railroad brings $ breakfasted at Mrs. Smolt% who not only panicles for the
good number of huts up irote Balaklava, as far fin ' hungry, bat attends to the sick. I liad a capital breakfast,
the "iron hum • sear the Guard,. vamp; hut still no during which a number of sick came to he attended. The
yet this iron road has given but a poor return for lady administered is all their wants, and while giv-
the original oontiast (200,0001.), whatever it may do ing them physic, I observed she sever lost an op-
this winter. This amount does not oover any of the PertenitY of Swing them • short Winn. in Pretty
extra labour or material used since the single line homely and unmietakeable language. She certainly is
was first laid down. The chief commissariat • most extraordinary woman. and has done mach end
officers of each division say that if all the roads_ and goad service to the sick sad wounded Is the Crimes, far
transport failed this winter, still they have enough whisk I understead, the soldiers are sow subscribing to
provisions at each brigade depot to last both man and give her • handsome tesamoniaL On she day of the taking
bores for two months. If this is theism, it redounds of Sebastopol she was very buy &media* the wounded
greatly tattle oreditolthat department. Themail due on soldiers. The ant day she demanded sad ebtalaed
the 22nd was only delivered yesterday, bat it brought mittenee into Sebastopol. when eves general ogirms were'
so supplementary brevet, as expected by many. The »lased ; bat ahe maw provided with baskets of provisions-1
authorities at the past-officie at our general head- Gold hams, tongues, ft.e.—cuid gained immediate admittance,
quarters have a trick of never forwarding the letters and a hearty welcome from the hungry oftleen sad soldie s.
and newspapers to divisions unless they are paid. I walked subsequently to Badikoi. Want to the restaurant
The consequence is that ents often have unpaid of M. Cohen, where capital coffee, sponge cake, custards,
letters remaising there without knowing it. As an and Outages were to be bad, all good, sad not deer. It was
example, I may mention that the regiment I was a blowing night, bat we had plenty of wood an the fire,
breakfasting with yesterday suddenly heard by
.a sett the room was made snag.
stray ineseenger that there were 9s. worth of unpaid Sunday.—Blowing and raining. Was going to Sebastopol,
letters belonging to the regiment at the head poet- bat put it oft. Very stormy. A party to breakfast—Ash,
olio& There can be no excuse for this tardy steaks, cold taigas, batter, potted meats, marmalade, tea,
information. Wytana could not these unpaid lettersthanes be wineglass. end wine. The teat leaked, so I wpm, mono
di forwarded to
with the rest, and then to it was esaday, to mead it. We lied herd work st carper.-
the regimen% and arrangements be made through tering and masonry for • couple of hours, when the leak
the ad)utant, so that the mosey due on them should was stopped, and the tent made watertight. Many other
be paid into the head or division office P By this cents, mink.„,„ the ease, for Imu sad beard In most of
means the cams and soldiers would be sure them a of carpentering end mein going as,
of getting their unpaid letters quicker, and the was for a tine „mud by the screams of a man mom
pest-office gentlemen their men, The Roe", and the Proved Marshal was having flogged for some came.
French are striving which shall be soonest relay to The roads have become ankle deep in mud, and so slippery
demolish the docks of Sebastopol. Instead of 12, or as to mew it almost „Imams to walk without falling.
now 10 days, I give the English engineers 18 days— Monday —Rode to the trout ; due day but sold ; road
in fact, till the 14th of December—to be quite pre- am ivy. My fumo took me to Sebastopol mmy.
Weds end if the weather doss pot mend OM will where auserms sentries, both French and Baglish,- guard-
not be all ready for firing by that date. Already a in what no loop, appeared worth „meths
covering has to be fixed over the mouth of each shaft, lt is weaderfoi to me how our soldiers work in collecting
der]
carnet
deathlntellofillo
General
was marre°l72o7,escater:
hoboildin g materials, sad the sat with which they work shows
heartily heart and soul they work at it. We rods beek.l
I well recollect that on his arrival in the Crimea last -
summer many of hie oldest Meads said that he after a very k" ma"' 4reeeseedelig etopPed by FIE"
sentinels, by the Waimea road sad the Valley of Death,
looked broken up and twice his real age. At the
same time it was also reported that Sir Colin my sealSilikn' who had hem through the whole liege'
mush& wascoming out again to take com-
mand eteppisg to explain oar approaches, and when any particu-
ar straggle had taken place, and I regret to say interlarded
mina -oia corps d'armee. To me the number of
largo and small envelopes flying about with tbo with "Here we loam 'may tees ;" " Here poor as and so was
killed." He knew every Inch of the ground and every Iv-
orward" commisseriat" largely marked upon the seal
eident that had taken place daring thesis's. We had a loos
wafer, you would imagine that this depart-
moot must arty on an immense oommpondoom and most interesting ride. Back at 6 p.m., sad in his lOW
bat the truth is that these envelopes are served oat (seeable teat heed at 6. Clem table cloth, elms knives
on payment at the stationery office in &daises wi ad plates ; soaps, Irish stew, "Celle" roast
mutton, reset
this stamp already upon them. "SM. Stationery- feels, Potatoes. cabbage, apple pudding, cheese, porter,
office," as it I. called, to under the charge of a oom. sherry, port, cherry brandy, coffee, all well cooked, and by
missariat officer, but Is often Out of stock. Want- Jove we did fell justice to it, being very hungry.
safely. the authorities will proof in sending out The Russian engineer " Totlebas" (or ;sea such same)
large numbers of small envelopes that are not adhe- lam sure would meet with the kindest respect from all the
save, besides very thick foolscap and note paper. Saillish for an extraordinary skill in the defence he has
The topics which fill my letter will show you that thrown 111, round SsbastcPol aid Malik we have sla-
thers to nothing extraordinary going on. By No. 6 fend from his skill, still he is respected by the English
General Order of the 23rd a medical board is to so- army as • slaw sad skillet oliPosent, and should be
amble, to inquire into the state of health of Colonel nil into oar hands as • Prisonsr• he will meet with the
billiard°, so that I expect hole going home. Name- most hospitable militias, for he is ho eared as a clever foe,
rocs applications for leave till the 29th of February, and the same holier is felt for the various Buda& generals.
1868, "on urgent private affairs," are still being sent I have mat you this to show how very Polly sad semi-
in,. and in was
.oases are forwarded through the it is possible to visit the camp and asbastzli and
Briiisthers and Divisies Generals to the Chief of the lirotliVir,ita:kf,.. know
k will
the ,00 so weal Tion,Psibma m°ll°4tmomakothrgir"
Staff ; but they often come back " not confirmed," or straggle--
ofog what they --ktive—'ind----te
else "asking for reasons." Goateed with sash dearer than any deeeriptiee. The
The hutting is progressing but slowly. The severe idlers of Bashed ma pay a week's visit to the Crimes
frost of last night will make the ground hard again, at less &Venn in messy, and with less to Nagitablof ie
and eoessgsandy assist the Transport Department. seahrs,tl' thq tea to mossy Sub of Italy, sad ll° 11°4%
weleeme and good fellowship it bests all the wield. Let
The mail yesterday has not yet (9 a.m.)arrived at seas Vaat esa. „ad they will mum mood aft* army,
`mad-quarters. pseud el their same, and proud sf the shetecirs they hem
se vielerimaly emeessee. Ness sea emaciated the di&
maths they have aseimered bat Mein that have wissesesil
*sm.

THE BALTIC FLEET.

(MOM 0171 OWN 001111111PONDEXT4
KIEL, Die. 7.
The Allied fleet is gone home. Both English and
French ships left this bay yesterday morning, and as
**weather has since been favourable and they started
early, it is likely that they have already made good
progress. It is exactly a year this day since Sir
Charles Napier sailed from Kiel. The presence of
such a fleet makes a great difference to a small town
like Kiel, whose population does not exceed 18,000,
as the demand for provisions greatly increases their
cost. The farmers in the neighbourhood derive a
rich harvest from the advance in the price of poultry,
batter, and eggs, and while they and the shopkeepers
regret their departure, those who are neither engaged
in agriculture nor trade, and have to incur the addi-
tional cast of living, are rather inclined to talcs
quite a different view of the matter. There
is, however, among all ranks, the best feel-
ing towards both officers and crews, and they
on their part have the greatest consideration for
the inhabitants. This cordiality extends also to the
officers of the Danish navy stationed hers, between
whom and the oaken of the English and French
mewls there have been interchanges of courtesy,
none of which was more marked than that of the
wardship Hecla getting up her steam and accom-
panying the departing fleet as far as the Great Belt,
and after taking leave of them there, returning to
her ordinary anchorage in this bay. I have reason to
know that the greater sobriety of the men of the
British fleet, from the improvement in discipline, has
in no small degree tended to produce this effect on
the officers of the Danish navy ; as the instances in
which their interference has become necessary, on
account of the turbulence or misbehaviour of the
English when ashore, have so materially diminished
as to render that duty, formerly so annoying, now
comparatively easy. It has on this occasion been re-
marked that the stragglers (for they cannot be called
deserters), who have been apprehended by the police,
have not in general been manors, but stokers, or others
connected with the engine department ; and this has
been so decided, that among both officers and men
the wish is almost universal that there should be
some distinction in their apparel, which would not,
only serve to point out who are the real offenders, but
likewise encourage an esprit de corps and emulation
in both classes, which might be advantageous.

dilapidated osaditica, they do sot advertise
rake trains "to the sheds of Amu? Mt* the
melt, she is about tosselpAst owillidwas, It
bs supposed, whatetwas Mho result' dj thsp,.:.
r trials to which ohs is
guilty sad ' will be the
r, by the ooacss
L hays bap lately liiishoT apoa her If ohs foi,
La lock to amps, she may calculate spot Whit* kJ