The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-05 00:00:00

lumpy ..t be eweatially
where the mother's by k
door of the parlour ee
what eta we say to
eakelatioa -

sad fee show,
beentles before the eyes
them es at yeas( a'
Teethes by Godfrey's
frightened by drop

are told, pew espy, sad

mothem, suited from
them heated, them *loos sad irritated
of sesteassee mere the babes likely to
_ tab so nrteeled Plt wvald sot ear•
piiis say Misibil Wyiklia- exOriseeed mother
to bear of Smiths of Mesabi by Its next sorbing.
If there is say probate of patriotic masideratioas,

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like those whisi regulated physical animation io
Sparta-4mi Ketoses will sot p down. The wily
physical finials( eatmeraged by them shows is in-
volved is mere feeding fee the prime tee weight. The
heaviest infant is rarely the nest promising,' either
as to body or mind. Infants can hardly, is the pre-
seat state of oar knowledge, be trained to beauty
and there ems be tittle eneouragesient to try peso-
tically foe that prise when the decision must be
matter of uses personal tuts There is no disputing
abut tastes when people, whether arbiters or sot,
differ about dark and fair, brown nee and blue,
chubby cheeks and bright expressios. And, u a
matter of feeling, it is as uncongenial thing to tree-
hearted parents to have the comparison drawn.
Let the thing be done later. Let us hue
a good sand physical education fee ill,
Andrea f and then let the parents throng
to pm sompetitions of their boys in cricket
and swimming, sad their little girls in ball-play,
racing, and dansiag.' Let the little lads try their
skill in the reaping field, as on the continent, for a
prise of bosom, or foe plume ; and let the girls
bind after them, and reap too, if they like. Let
physical ideation be a nutter of general, sad eves
pabile mum, where it cannot be otherwise had ;
bat let oar prise shows be of something else than of
infants who cannot asset their own alsims, or cos-
' plain of snob a wrong. limas a good day foe our
peasantry when esttagers obtained a depart-
' meat is 1011111P4601111. We like to see them
exhibit pigs and fowls; and better still, vegetables;
and beet of all, flowers. Bat, when the peise-specala-
' toe tries to improve on this, and crosses the threshold
" from the yard sad garden into a man's boas,
which is hls castle, with proposals that a more seared
',blossom than those of the pries should be exposed

to the dust, sad the star; and the midden- al a
mixed malt/tads, the peasant and artisan should tars
him oat, and those who are qualified to speak fee
society ahosid tail him that we want no BAUM,
her&

Mx court.

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BALMORAL, Oct. 3.

Th. Qom, sototapaaied by the Priaosee Royal
sad Pelee's' A 11.., sad attended by the Dashes of Wel-
liegtem and the U... Bast:tee /Imo rote ill yesterday
ataeneen.
Tko Mao want oat deer-stalking.

Despatokos mom soot vistorday to the Omoraors of
Australia and Ms Gmasor of the Cap. of Good Hops, from
tits Colosial-allos.

The Deans of Cambridge. and the Prbmem ]Lary
are about to lower the Bari aad Oesatoss of Wilen vita
a vWt at Hostas Park.
The Earl of Minto sad family have arrived I

Matowequare. Lesides; to mks porparattowe for the Tsar•
Ave of the Lady Charlotte Biliot with Mr. Pedal, M.P.,
"Mob Yto Wee Owe at At. Georges, Itaaover-squaro, ea
Tworday meat ,

BALI OF LORD WATIIIIFORVO ETOD.—ThOII=
qui of Wainford's stud, 'tailless, brood sorer, bona bi
stroplordiasers, Miami, to., an to boo brought to
tee Manor, at Curaribsoorr, oa the 21tb fast.

The Mai et Beedford ism become the pureheeer at
the Taos veleta, la Shropshire; the ria M rimtittz
hays
ba bees 197.00 W.
A sakes eaeidsot hie befallen Mr. Richard' P.
Last, sea of the member for Norte Wilts, ese at his ryes
hairier bees eaddeutelly destroyed by a shot tree the gas
el eas of the keepers
Cape. R. Sththair, of the 87th, lithe we shot in
the IWO while samitieg a sesliag ladder is the aseault
es the Reda., le aid to be going es favourably.
8. P. Caller. Seq.; M.P., is &boot to twigs the
Ressedenbip of the bens* of Peeve, sad will sit fen
the be den la that sipeolty at the appreashei seems.
the day kr width le set yet fled, bat will probably be la
the earlypert of the swath. The Tows dessel been
soled te

took thole mpamembetima of the Monad geatiarsea's
abate, sad lao anaestios with tho borough, by heralds
bin Ws rade Maser, to take plasm ea tho seakebr day, it
Bali's Hoed.
The Bishop of Exabas has ossisooratod Low aura
mid& km has roloodly meta et Boa, soar Plymouth.
There via a Imp atteadeara. isdadiag a ormeidoeubli
iambi, of oiergyama. Mr. Priam sad kM holy boys wore
Want, oadolootod No Imam as la may Eddy be tau
sued that the wee Wm* to Is la dbilembed to Puioyhae,
sr Nat tor the demo hie usher Pomegibeledosemes.

The Rey. Thaw Cockier% LA.. mate aerie-
awe, duet. lies bees Unwed by the thebitp of Ruts,
te the payment Gamy of Pipeeteet.
By the death of the Bev. J. Lawson, the [living
of Itselieptee, with the petptesel way et keveitteka;
the every et N.• Kayo, betoseee /meat. Tie living Is
meth SOU a year, end Is fa the gift et the Bishop of
Batter.

CtiMow Gnaws Scsocn..--Tbe trustees./
ries/bed bate mot fat tb• purpose of deities a head
lial•mr, bat Soy were so overwhelmed Irldi appliastioso,
dioro Was ao loam alas 56 eaadlJ•tan Who had not is

their Metimesiale, that it was final impseiblo at ow to,
detemobee ea the Weeds. As adleommoat dtereleire took
pima ter a low dem la eider that the Mahe oi,the vbeiode '
oiodbletts might be yr 'moll elite& is& Oho' pillow*
stliebtild beet quailed to reader the easel as armlet to
the teem mid • esabluy et mood leeesim•
Anatimew Visrr.—Bir Cheriss Wood, Pint'
of tb• Admiralty, bee pall a dylei via of iliizhaM,
duly Meyomed the Qmomes -Wharf, sad She mermaid:
mimeo muting to the latter.
Camel Pegs" lad arrived at Plymouth, sad 'es,
tamed the tattooland Of the lioyel Artillery Li the Weaterh'
Maoist, la emeseeleo to oolousl AMAIN, vino Plied ra
sinus bee 'spired.
About 260 of the prisoners of war, at Milb.y, ban
ben, liberated, imolai bees ambeaged for a like member
'et leeliels }rheum of war.
Tin PALL OV 111011110 POL.—Last might the
libitum of Blaakiestb were mooed Leto • mate of activity
oy the tale. lime of • gram! demimondes, he order to
ealebeate the wisterias et the Allied maim `the Chimes

I has been i

Ihas slam
raised its

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lb. following's fros the Mesita.:
gl- , g , Zrabouref Heiaisere, soar liebestepol,
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.... esearasses, of .t-.troops for &Worts was soft-
*ea 0841•7- Bran cavalry sod artillery distributed
*he the &Wee, sad Crampons, Dose iateatry
&sharked oe booed nee-of-war, the Jima-Bart sad
the Ulm being among the number. The latter thea put
ee see. _ ..

Admiral Bawl, 40. In

the sapodillas. Everywhere, afros as previous to the cap-
ture of fiebestopol, the greatest setivity nips throughout

TMs.eeni- 06, -the -
apes by Admiral Blast to sePt Abe IIII•dekoviod +cp fo
pinup the strolls, etched at the roadstead of Sebastopol on
the 18th of September, seaming hem Constantinople, and lest
from Odessa..
After assistlng the Myren* frigaii, which' hid hose
"treaded, undamaged, at the old Seraglio cape, to pt
afoot, the Phidgitaa west to Tondos, .when she fell in
with two vessels becalmed, maim from Tonle., laden with
troops; she tusk is tow the three-deaker Valley, Contain
De Byre, brought her ia 25 hours to Constaatieople sad
these* to the Bleak Sea, where the letter was enabled to
sestinas her passage.
Having returned to the Bosphorus, and having taken on
board, for Odessa, iOO Russian prisoners, wonoded or
amputated, and captured at the battle of Tniktir, the cor-
vette took in tow the Terrine, Captain Flautist de Lsagle,
end said for the Black Sea. The Valley and the Teresa*
arrived at Remises\ some few days ago.
The oorvette, oa her way to Odessa, met off the Isle of
Serpents a great many Greek vessels on their way to the
Dutch', to load with core, in right of the leave recently
gives to neutral vessels.
The Isle of Stepan or Fidoeisi, lbs Gel, Wapd in the
Black Sea, is a burnt and eaked rock, lying about 20 miles
off the mouths of the Danube, almost. east by we* t with the
Belies, the principal mouth of the river. There is on this
island a lighthouse, 200 Bailin% feet above the level of the
ess. The light is not ktipt up at present.
The delta of the Dinah' is quite fist, the landing places
have little depth of water, sad the has. are not seen until,
m it were, you teeth them. • Haters seems to have plead
the Isle of Serpents in this spot to claim the mariner,'
gratitude. It is very desirable that the lighthouse should
be illuminated belief winter.

Is execution of the treaty of *ahem. 16 French pri-
soners coming from the interior of Rosie were delivered up.
so Captain Easel, of the Phligitonon, his arrival la the
Odessa road", under a log of knee. The *sem: has now
only a few of our wounded and a mall amber of prisoners;
on oar aide, we have still in our depots and oar saintliness
above 3,000 pHoonen.
, The Crimean news and the taking of Sebastopol ware
known at Odessa, sad had eauedatich consternation.
The commander of the Phligitos, on tonchieg at Teaks
for the purpose of taking the despatches of his allesges of
thp English cruiser, gladly took on board
.an Etiglish
agars, prisoners of war, who was impatiently waiting
for an opportunity of ageing to the Crimea. He con-
signed them, on arriving off Sebastopol, into the hands of
Admiral Lyons, on board the Royal Albert. The foaowing
are the names of these prisoners:— .
Reston, stapes, sad O'Sullivan, master. amiss both
of them from the boats of the Beglish man-of-war the
Cossack, who were se ill•treated in the Baltic near Bingo;
Hardwick, captain of the 17th Linear@ ; Clarke, lieutenant
is the 60th Regiment of Foot; Malted. Pope, Tickers,
Thomas. Llse Hanby, officers of the Commissariat ; Carew,
captain is the merchant service.
The gratest cordiality reigned during the whole of the
pewee between these officers and the staff of the Phidgeton.
The Tarkish prisoners will be in future excksoged, by
, virtue of a supplementary convention, like the other &Mid
, prisoners, and will be received by our erasers off Odessa
on, the signature of the superior ofikez charged with the
exchanges.
' Tend's, where the cruising ground usually lies, is a very
sandy peninsula, very little elevated, and satiated to the
' south of Otchakoff. It appeals to be formed, like all this
pert of the oast stretching from Cap' Eisburs to Perekop,
, of the alluvial deposits of the Bog and the Dnieper, leaving
here and there apertures, which the sea has reserved capri-
ciously for itself. Tends, in rounding off from the north
to the south and the west, forms a vast and secure bay. the
I soundings of which, both inside and outside.. have been
frequently takes by the allied exasess. The two squadrobs
might, is awe of seed, find safe shelter there.

The penianda is evacuated ley the .Itossisas. ♦ light-
hems is to be seen es it in a good seta of repair, bat the
light is not kept up. The wawa in gbh spot almond is
ash. They are tromp ores for use .r two•nwalhs daring
the wiater. Wbea ships us at Um Teesdra soaketsge
Otchakoff and the citadel of Mahan Ms be ems fres the
mast-bead.
Oa the Bth. the deg en which Sebastopol was taken, a
violent gale from she aortic-east assailed the Wieder/mason.
and prevented it takieg ep a pelages. As the triad ►lew
towards shore thp ships would ham rim the greatest deager,
aid Um risk of being lest, without bevies it is their poser,
owing to the stets of the sea, to do say sorioao barn to Sal
50e57.

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Aiwa the Bth, s aerth•esster begotten prevailed, sad with
tolerable viols:NA This elrethastanes, web* Is attributable
to the equinox, hos essagiored so saddest, tree hat it ppm-
lyeed the operatics', on amount of the very pendent nes-
sures taken by the Admiral esunthading•Webist sad by the
oilthen ander hi. orders. At present the pie hes subsided,
mad the sea is airs.
111 the Doane et yesterday, the 211.. the sererruhip the
Novena, end the Andes battery the Lave, Oept. Cesualler,
asehored in the roadeteed. The Lave has entered Btreletshe
Bay, where thus b a/resdy the Tosetati. towedin by the
Phlggitee. Fort Constantine has begs dring their sad
bombs it M two ships; but without touching thoti.,:4

a•
PRINCE OORTCHAHOFF ON THE FALL OF

SEB ASTOPOL.

• 1 A portion of the 14;e:in/ document, takes • from
tke bevaiiii• Busse, op m our impression pee.
tordsy :
GENERAL ORDER TO THE ARMY OF THE SOUTH
, 'AND THE SEA AND LAND FORCES IN THE

CRISIS&
Restyled's, Heights of talismans, Sept. 12.
Valiant Coisteda,—Os the 12th September lest year a
strong hostile army appeared before the walls of Sebastopol.
Notwithstanding its anmerioal superiority, despite the orb•
settee of obstacles which 'military set might have opposed to
it is the tows, that army did sot dare Mask it by stain
form, bat andortook a regular siege.
Sipco that time,. sotwitbstasdies the formidable means
at the disposal of our enemies, who, by their numerous
shim constantly resolved reinforcements, artillery, and
ammunition fur eleven months and a half, all their efforts
Allied before your bravery and firmness. It is a foot
-r annals that a town hastily fortified,
should have born ►bye to hold oat
means of attack of which have
hitherto could have bona foresees
nature.

enormous and of each a desariptioe.
)f sa artillery of colossal
months, tb• enemy havlas frequautly
prolonged bombardments of tea town,
essay bandied thoessed meads,
sf t►s isadeguitcy of Moir efforts,
t brut* by a ..abort.
they mode Um small on different
entered tie towan.list yea reesived
and they were driven beak on alt
brilliant assns.
to return to a esatiaustloa of
multiplyiag their batteries, and
their Meath works and Laing

day upou which you repulsed the
half have elspeod, daft" whisk
'duty sad of love to the throne sad
. heroically disputed *oat lash of
smallest' to advance saly foot by, feet,
torrents of blood mad sa incredible leas
yard of vetted piss&
Waage your eosins did sot fleet •
to the bighset demo of self desist.
4ty sea pour poison wen without
the ware et the possibility of
appeasabse of the wig 'weaselly se-
, wore suited sorer the walls. The
Vaasa Bebsesopel gaily pew aer-
-1 tlestreetlea stUl farther late ►'
mishears. '
the sapsisrier d

lolly isfeder to the spdat hese,
p is the resort, and the domestic
r cotter is the play pies.. M so,
▪ the asseion,bobklp
ow !--to the of *ids
ryes of streo
cattle 11—to Ostia;
r'•
sad risies 7Listki4fetbers, ire
and hoisted their babies overhead b