The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-17 00:00:00

THE CIRCASSIAN EXODUS.

The committee announce that they yesterday
traormitted 1.0001. to Dr. Milligao, es so instalment for the
robot of the exiles from Ontario.

The following letter from the Rev. B. Philpot, vicar
of Lydoey. is Utterer-lag as from as eye-wastes. It is
dated Constantinople, Jae. 6 :
" Our first meeting with them was at Csernavods. The
lays of the setting sun fell epee a crowd of 20,000 woe,
women, andchildree lying epee the short grass of the mana-
kin slope alone by the Ikon* reminding us affectingly,
though on a rougher and mallet sods of the encampraeat
of the Israelites a the Wildman& After landing the good
ceche, our captain stood oat lute the middle of the river,
being wanted that his kneel would soon be covered by
source of starving creatures crying out for help. Oa
landing at wearies to take the rail at Kosteedji, we found
that the pacha had already turned to account every avail-
able means at provision for the benefit of thole poor emi-
grant', and lied ordered all the carriages that could be found.
incladieg some hundreds of cattle trucks, to he applied to
the conveyance of the crowds gathered at Kostendji
to different places oe the shores of the Danube.
We peed one loeg train of them on our way, but of the
scene which lay before us on arriving at the Black Sea it
would be vein to attempt any description. Dense mimes of
ragged men, women, and children literally covered the sea
shore. All looked wan and hungry. Many were all bat
naked. Several lay dying, and fair delicate girls, with
their heeds reposing on their mothers' bosoms, seemed only
to be Initial, for those mothen' heads to close their eyes in
death. Several women were washing their children in the
ma, for Nand Penh& bad considerately ordered some tons of
sap to be at once distributed among them. Mostly the
clothes were washed woe them, and so left to dry upon
them in the sun. This brief and hasty statement may load
some of year readers to assist more readily the effects of
the committee which we hear is already established in
Berland on behalf of the Cirmasima exiles. Numbers are
still on their wa► from the Caucasus. and it was only last
evening that a vessel full of them entered the Bosphorus ;
but the quarantine offlonr, learniog that fever sod smallpox
prevailed oe board, immediately ordered the vessel back,
and the captain was told to bury the 150 dead oo board in
the Black Se► It is hoped by emoy that this deep afflio-
tioo and the Christian sysepethy shown to the stiffeners
may be overruled to their spiritual klightenmeat."

On the 27th the Marquis of Westmeath will
more in the House of Lords, •• That an humble address be
presented to her Majesty, praying that on the expiratiou of
the present Vioe-Itoyalty of Ireland no appointment may
be made to refill that office, bat that her Majesty will be
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