The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-12 00:00:00

THE CONNAUGHT RANGER AND THE

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Oa tb. 10th Met., at 5.30 p.m., the Commander-
ia•Chief. via Admiral the Hes. William Gorden, Warned
hem Admiralty Moo, when he @Lasted hie flag 'realities
to whits ;sash dig was dilly Mated is asthenia. Daring
the leave of abeam of the Commander Commo-
des Cariitopher Wyrill, Captain Baporlatendent of
Chatham Yard, sad in tormataand of de Wellesley, at
Chatham, bore the broad paadaat, se woad la comataad, at
she /hey of the Note.

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Roar-Admiral Sir M. F. F. Borkoloy, Sooior Soo
Lord of the Admiralty, arrived at this port to-day, sad
neared some onovemeato of ships of an importaat elta-
raster. The Powerful, 84, Captain Massie. is ordered to
Jamaisa; and the Cornwallis, 60, Captain Wefle.le, ; Pem-
broke. 60, Captain &anon (screws) ; and Bootarad,
paddle, Comnsiader Crofton, to p to Bermuda. It is
rimmed sad understood that this montane is in eons-
quota of information neeived by governante of the
baßdiag of ships of was Mr Runs by Amnion anus. All
this above nand skips will be ready for SIN to-morrow.
Ose thornead 'sea sad 60 oilloon, nadir tbe onsmand of
Camel Moildridp, of the Gamma Logics (Riles).
arrived at this pert by rail at to., o'clock this aftarana,
sod embarked on board the steam transport Imperstriz,
ter canyons to the East. It was atended to have landed
then at Melts, bat twine earn down to-day for them to go
ea to the Crimea direst.

The screw steam transport Alma, No. 1, arrived at Spit-
bead this morning, and came into harbour this engrafts
from the Crimes. She brings home 251 sick and wounded,
about one-third of them belonging to the latter category.
They are all from Therspia. The following officers also
mime home by this ship :—G 1 Patilby, Colonel of the
10th Hamm ; Colonel Maxwell, 88th Reglement, wounded
in four please at the attack on the Redm, on the Bth of
Sept. ; Major Skinner, 89th Regiment; Major Higgin-
botham, Card Regiment; Captain &Meld, 88th Regiment;
Captain Percival, 79th ; Captain Owydon, BA. ; Cap.
this Bert, R.A. • Captsin fiesilv, Turkish Contingent ;
Captain Morgan, Riess ; Lieutenant Townley, aide-
de.camp to General Paulthy• Lieutenant Dunbar,
42nd Riiiment; Lieutenant tenant, 23rd Regiment;
Lieutenant Winston, 4th Regt. ; Lieutenant Knuth.
ball, 95 b Regiment (the two latter in charge of the in-
valid.) ; Lieutenant Bilis, R.M. ; Lientenaot Kelsall, ILN.
tti promotion); Lieutenant Blossoms, 9th Rron ; Staff
gems Wilson sad Crimea ; Dr. Davis, 49th Ent. ;
Dr. Tittertos, 89th Regt.; Mr. Oppenheim, staff droner ;
and Mr. Wats, interpreter. The invalids have come home
in charge of Dr. Williams, surgeon of the Alma, &misted by
Mr. Onnenhaing. The Alma left Balsklava with invalids
Sept. 15, calling at Kenneth for others the following day.
She then went to Therapist, where she landed the invalids,
and took on board them the has lionght to Spithead. She
bad to past into Malta on amount of • Sirocco wind, which
spoilt all the fresh seat on Weird, fee asether supply. She
had to put into °thralls, am *seem pewee. The Alma
came into harbour this albinism to and the invalids.
The Cape of Good Hope, screw transport, also arrived at
Spithsad this afternoon front the Bait. She has about 60
invalids on board.
The Fury, 6, paddle sloop, arrived at Spithead this
'ingrown from Athens. She has ao newt.

DUBLIN, Om. 11.

Yesterday his ExceHomy th; Earl
proceeded to the Crimes Hotel, North Wall, for the par-1
pose of inspecting a lug. parry of invalided soldiers Irbil
Lad just mired from the seat of war, and were entertained
at his expose. His Excellency displayed his usual kind-
ness and attention to the gallant fellows, more especially to
one of them named Maloney, of the 12th Lancers, who
suffered from a fractured thigh. The men were sablr
gaently conveyed by cars to Beggars'-bash Barracks, or to
*o railway stations. Their names are : Sergeants Yoga&
44th ; T. Lambert, 34th ; F. Steward, 40th ; R. Lewis,
10th Human. Privets. P. Martin, 17th ; J. Ofelkila, 49th;
W. Holmes, let Regt.; T. Keegan, 14th; P. Doonan,9th;
P. Farrell, 68th; B. Dobson, 6th Dragoon Oaards; J.
O'Brien, 4Sth; H. Kelly, 17th; W. Delany, 47th; J.
Conolly, 47th; T. Carton, 88th ; P. Flanagan, 344. ; W.
Steward, 96th; J. Pritchard, 34th ;J. Pollock, 83rd; P.
Sweeny, 48th; J. Browne, 61nd ; P. Lukin, 14th; D.
M'Donald. 77th; P. Quin, 63rd; D. Cleary, 66th; J.
Moore, 13:h; L. Farrell. 41st; D. Sullivan, 49th; M.
Jodie, 60th; J. Gilmore, 68th; G. Maloney, 12th Lancers;
J. Marley, 89th.
A largo number of invalids from different regiments at
the seat of war have also arrived at Cork in the sours' of
the present week.
The Lisierich Chronicle, a good authority on military
matter., tiva tint following union of the recent Kerry
Militia affair in Limerick, the circumstances, however, not
differing materially from those already described
" With a view to obtaining the most accurate porticslars
as to the occurrence, our reporter called on the command-
ing officer, Major Spring, in temporary coommand, and
other officers of the regiment, at the barracks on Monday,
but the only statement Major Spring made to him was,
that orders were issued that the hand should not athompasty
the regiment to their place of worship, and that a crowd of
people ()abide the gate threatened to pelt the men with
stones if they went without the band. We have, however,
bon able to @What from a source which we consider pr-
issily reliable, a math more detailed and specific account
of what occurred than what the oomenanding °Meer
*ought it right or consisteat with his duty to
be the mediae. et communicating for publicity. At
the mull hour on Sunday morning, at nine, the regiment
was called out for parade, to be marched to the Dominican
chapel to attend mass. Much dissatisfaction was felt by
the men, and loud grumbling' were beard among them
when they came out on the square, on finding that the hand
was not to be sent with them, as it wee known that the bead
el their predommers is this garrison—the Kilkenny Fad-
lien—always amosemaied that corps to and from their
place of worship. When the order was given to Fall in,'
it was not obeyed, the nun continuing to straggle about the
square, and manifesting an scary feeling at what they
seemed is consider an arbitrary and unneeemary order,
midi" would plass them, as a national corps, in invidious
eneteest with the regiment which they bad jest relieved is
Ihmaikk. The clam, after repeated entreaties sad
ainsaitione. Sadie( this spirit stubborn, resolved to
lig what sompalsion would effect; but this still wore
lir rally failed. One man was asked would he fall le
and muds, to which he replied by a surly 'No.' Hie
ems we,. *PS taken from hint by the picket, and he wee
lined under arrest, and regatroMil to the guardhouse. Thos
amp question was asketils isommolea of six or seven sea
will the like result. Amass** was then begisaiag to
be hills'. an attack WO* be made on the guarseir, sad
tic seeneasta osaileed Mese wt at liberty ; but this wee
weildipseed by the Aim la semmed. end the prisoners
wise oilseed end allowed in again sleek esnewise. Thus
seentieed oldies Went ee de then wider that the regimrat
be strkelpeamdasille barracks fee eat day. We should
ha* Montiemai that when the Reny fleet showed a
direilisa M lesabordieaties, the ememaadiamgneit:
en soot a tequisiliwa to the barracks la
MOW hit a body of pollee, to clear aft the wend
la heat of the barracks, which Mr. Who'd, rub-isspesSw.
&slimed to amply with without an order hem the aegis
Irene, as there meted very little drubs Mil be meet se
armed party of cioestabolary at the esession it would have
led to violent esdlisios, end nest peobably seenlied r fatal
soneeciseness. As appleatioa was thes made to Me Rev.
Mr. Span to have uses esisimelei width the beesselte,
bet sot being the perhes shoplift lee amid met imply
with it but seat to the Rev. Mr. Brehm, P.P. The bear
miebrating ashbuving by this line peeped, the Rev.
C Mr. Ryan, C , St. Lay% reed gag= with the wee sad
preeetted to thew. The whole meter les hen rep rted
*meg% the seweeteadisg the genbea be Lord
lisotervieiseassider of the forms la helm& Mies el the
Pliwelfele we ha 41111811 awaiting a seen martial."

The war transport Thames, now at Southampton,
n hang up u ea moerhantal ship, to ascertain the best
lastboi of fitting up transports, so is to eery out to tbe
ant et lose the largest samba of healthy trmos. end to
beteg lame from Moms sle largest nuabsr of invalids with
tba semi lisologe. Ilitkevie slops haws bad to bo penal to
piens alms% at a soosidsrablo *spawn, every time the)
bad te ese a Mffersat Glees ef 11001011 e. mob es bssitby
east slab iers. It Is believed that Se ansagemato lea

FRENCHMAN.

In the letter hos oar Special Correepoedent to
the Cringe whisk appalled is the Deity Now of the 27th
eh —dimwit/ins the meet at the Reds. sad laelakboff
stun the ateeme—the telkwisa pump Doomed
" Mere dm sae laaest ea ear Mate Were the *edam

a aloe uttered, aad 1. ass rem ia wbMh men& was
throws late the teeth of a !leeway Trish Grandlisz
diminutive Changer with more impudenes a=
I take I. myself the credit of hasten saved a silkiest of Me
Smperer hem summary unibilaties. Pea had Ind heads
as a beadle et amekery were, sad was preeesdieusemdist•
ably &lean limier the ladeeses of a double elliwastes of
rem, whoa the Freedman, still worse WI fee ligear' same
✓eelieg by with • looking-glass ender ors arm sad a
maple of desks seder the other. • Ha! Baden a% Malta-
beff yes ; Imbue eo bono,' spirted out the soa of Freese,
lapping the Irishassa with impadeat familiarity as the
elbow. The ' Whine° ! ' that followed was worthy of
Om 12 1 I Dmalbook

A • andiie instan t,deraislis Vim -stun wiry
she groad, Paddy grasped the Tgenghwan by the
meet sepaeione portion of his pantaloon, sent the Waim-
ea/a to shivers, and would have made week fig the nester
este, its owner if I had not at that meant mu up to
lee meas. Seeing FrOSSIIIIIOS homing to the seem of
ale igegbaneedy from all points, I deemed it beet. At my
Ignelgyniemee own sake, to prevent his admieindeig a
diegaingot which, however imply degwved, Ed& have
ondugered the safety of its hestower, and so liberated the
frightened impudent, sad endeavoured to calm down the
wrath of the infariatod Ramses. This, however, merino
easy teak ; but by 'adorable his deelaratioa of being able
to best ten Premiums say day I finally Mimed the storm,
and sent him oa his way no the waking of the tows."
The Preston Owerdems pwbillies la its lest issue, a letter
from the Irishman geiered 10—• Coaeaggh; Ranger—sad
who it will be emus maw maks et the affray :
" 88th Regiment, Map stabgetepd, Sept. 13, 1866.
"My dear —,—Having sew gene leisure after the fall
of this mighty fortress to and yes sad my hewn sem.
pages' of the Ordaanso fiervay sem slight usement of the
lade, thereof, I will semenenes hy Weise that es the fa a
Wineadoes tutemetade egememenemd. 3,00 P large pages of
ordnance, 200,000 man on bush Wee, made a dreerdhal Mae.
It was a grand combat. whisk esosiersied with sheet Dees en
the Bth, when the Wrench aria him lightning on as
Malakhoff, and in about ton minutes the triemleur looted
at its summit. Then we were ordered le go at It. We
jumped from our lairs with the spring of Sonesiand hml about
nine chains to go in the fare of the Reams huma vomiting
death upon u. Many a hero was sent ban ble Maker is
that diseases; but nothing daunted, we aroma the trench,
though it will ever remain a mystery to me bow I got over.
I found myself upon the parapet,with my ommarages falling
is scores around me. Oh ! the sensation I felt I shall never
forget. My break was on fire. I felt as if I was made of
India-rubber, and was bullet proof. Oa we rolled, like a
tamest swollen with rain, driving the foe before us, until
an goner was stopped by an intreachnteat in the rear of
the Nadu ; at the back of which there was a tonal of
hugeness sad mountains of manes, and we wore weeny
deinteled by volleys of grape, Ac. Not more than a doses
Ida MOSIIDei SO the apex of the Roden, where we were
meek Wed Me few of the 97th and 23rd, and heeded by
Ole !aka Colonel Windham, to whom !night justly be
applied the epithet, ' bravest of the brave.•
Before, how-
ever, we had advanced twenty yards, there were scarcely
six f us left. &ranting, we joined our brethren, and
kept up the watqual contest until 2 o'cleek, without sap-
We then clearly
saw that it world be
be madams
rule- sin larger. I believe I was the last mu who left
as Ridllll, and I may Shack the practise I had an the
Oedema Survey ia topping hedges sad ironies ditches
lbs my misty. I made a bound and messed the dim!' at a
swag. I have Uwe measured it, and it is sit yards wide.
I had than to min a distance of 200 yards, with bullets
lying about we as thick as hail. Thanks be to God, I
Ismael am leinieh without a scratch, bat ratans my cap
elli ON WO. At present there I. great grumbling in
011111 p. awe regimen tell us that, had they been there,
mould have been able to stand their ground. Now 1
tans that it would have been as great a piece of
ty to have remained as it wee of the 300 Spartans
who remained at the pain of Thensopyln. Ou! but the
night scene it is impossible to describe. Conceive some-
thing similar to Bulwer Lytton's description of the de-
struction of Pompeii, or to quote the words of Napoleon on
the burning of Moscow :—.• It was a spectacle of a sea
and billows of fire, a sky and clouds of Lime, mouatains
of red Yellin,/ limes like immense waves of the ma alter-
nately bursting forth and elevating themselves to skies of
fire, and then sinking int) time below. It was the meet
grand, the most sublime, and the most terrific sight the
world ever beheld." I was is among the ruins yesterday,
and you harm I am fond of curiosities. I had two large
antique vase under my arm, when I was accosted by a
'7renclunaa and used with cowardice. I dashed the

aims to the ground, and hurled the Frenchman sad hie
' looking glass after them. In my wrath I certainly should
have altered Ida had it not boss for the interlinear M am 1
Emilia geatierass. Is about two hours after this Indiana
I I joined a group in esenp, who were discussing the merits at
demerits of the assault. A Sootehman gave it as his opinion
that if the Highland brigade had been selected es the
storming party the fate of the day would have been differ.
ent. He also hinted, is the subtle way of the Scotch, some-
thing that amounted to the charge brought by the
'Frenchman. I beret into tsars end replied to his argisateat
by a regular knock down. I had the satisfaction of thresh.
as.
him right well. The feet of the matter is, that the
bland brigade have hardly fired a shot during eta seem-
They were off et Selektive in snug quoins Sarin
Ike wister. 'Through the kindness of a nobie yews leg
I
lialiasaa who has soon better days I have had an quoutimfty
of seeing the TIMMS all along, and I per after the
battle of the Alma that the Highlanders got all the house
of the day. is point of fact, they were hardly onsoyed ed
all. Whether by accident or design I know aft, but the
111th and the other Irish nitintents are always pieced hi
Rent. The 89th were the first to moss the river at Alma. We
height like heroes at lakermana. and we worked like Mew
all the winter is the trenches. lf,u will monad is ISA
the night you sod I wen detained on the tap of 81owiemasu
by the snot. We then deplored our bard fate ; but it wee
oothisi in oeumparison to a night in the trenches hsro. Ws
have had a priest studied to war regintost shwa it loaded,
and I am proud to slued the Mt that no Wray her hues
'visaed towards the prima. It meld net, \emperor, be ether-
who, fur their love sad are for the poor Irish have hem
superior to anything I can describe. I anticipate glorious
results from this wer. In the Int plate, that wretched mos,
the bilaboutetens, will be obliterated oat of Europe; and, in
the mond, the &Wish and Scotch °Seers will have sees
of the French army, who, to a as. nearly, profess
the faith. They have likewise witnessed how we (the
Irish) have fought, end if they should still eensidor that our
fathers and brothers should be insulted on eeseetat 0 their
faith, gratitude will have Sad from England. I Ilan, how-
ever, a better opinion of them, for on Moir rams to their
native shares they will not dens those who prelim the ease
faith as the Female unwerthy of briar lhoullefaled with
the. as citizens of ash great umpire. Too, lot en hope that
this war will " elute the glorious eabenlherly, tibial at asa
tine appeared above the holm, to wire are hag at no&
&ad splendour, ooastitatlag is hi eerier sour se the light
and animation of oar isle." You will be surprised so see
that I have tamed philosopher, and may soda at my sobs.
dam, bat I ascot help it, for I have .till an Irish heart
beneath an English sailors, and it lo polawarldal that loyalty
fame one of the brightest features of ear thameber. My
paper is miming abort, so lama essehtdo wish the hops
that liberality will dawn upon our Mated ism, end partially
sham away the davit, shades of bigotry and pssonstion.—
I swain, yours siaosrely. •
, 1
ea I

ROYAL COLLEGE OF BUllo6ollB.—That following
ntembets of the college, bovine undergone the wawa:,
agentinations, wore admittod Sendai. is midwifery at the
meeting of the board oa the 9th Lostaat : Hews. Beery
Frederick Holland, Godelnsiag, Surrey ; Jobe Coates
Ltud, Spanish Town, Jamaica ; Wallas' Turner Harts-
horn, Iran BHA's, Shropshire ; Stoplwa Moulton Hop.
son, Miley, Norfolk; David Johns.., Sedgeley, Staf-
fordshire ; Fraacis Calm; York; David Kers Watkins,
Camarillo's, Solna Wales t Robert Edmund Jackson,
Whitby, Yorkshire; Willem hinge Dawes, Lonutott,'
Staffordshire; JesiabDaabwand 0M.% Madras; George
Farbridp Staintliorpa, lfeaswaldwnwTgaa Alfred Janus
Barker, Iloressy-road ; Wales lough Millard, Whit
{hatch, Herefordshire ; MAIO Clads Wilkie., Cow
naughsterreee, Ndgwart-road ; Nlakard Ming Pane,
Notting-hill ; and Mules Jame Daveasklre, Mampcom

Oln PALM& BEILLINO DAT, Oct.

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