The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-19 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGBNOB.

CAEMALTY.

ChaAdra, from the Danube to the United Kingdom, with
valet, was boat about Marsh 26 ; crew sand.
Liviarcor. SNIPS Ar Woman Pown.—Timandra at Akyat ;
Gnats Charlie, and Dumbarton Tooth (m), at Alexandria; ;snail%
(as), and Pullin (so) (for Omutantinople), Arabian (sr), Cbsoetta,
and timmedus, at Make Goshawk, off Malts ; Excel, at Maneilles ;
Ely, at Tarragona • Margaret and Ann, at Coen; Minus, at Swine.
muds; Mathanlee'fboinpeon, at Calcutta.

BAILiD roa Lteaaroon.—Progrese, from HenriUae, Feb. 19;
Africa, from Bombay, +Bea n ; Cloulde, from Kintander. Aped 10;
Jaseass, from Bllbw, Aped 8; Ely, March 17, and Herald, April 0.
from Mumma ; titaah Palmer, from &nor. Muth O.

TM Test (as), put into Bestunaris at 3 p.m—Liverpool. April IS.

The Russian prisoners of war, in number 326,
who have been coasted in the Ltwes war prison, lc ft that
town yesterday mornieg, soon after 7 o'c:oek, by special
train for Portsmouth, for embarkation on board the Impe-
rative. The Station was crowded with townspeople to bid
(trowel! to the pritoeste, who ware escorted to the trait by
the town band. The limsaian officers have addressed the
followieg letter to the setticrities at Lessee :—" Lewes,
April 15, 1866.—We, the officers in the Rusaian service, can.
not take oar departure from England without eapreseimg oar
sentiments of gin and* and gi odwill towards the imhabi-
tants of the town of Lewes and its neighbourhood. When,
by the fortune of war, we income readmit in this town., we
were received with • freak and gent raw courtesy which
caavineed es that the people of L.wes regarded us less es
the subjects of a foreign and hostile power than as men
who, in the disebarge of their duty, bad fallen into misfor-
tune. We have eijoyed the hospitality of many, and
urbane treatment from all. A somewhat lengthened capti-
vity has thus been greatly alleviated, and our pleasure is
the acticipalien of returning to oar native country is much
modified by the regret we fed in this bidding farewell to
them who have shown us to much kindness. We shall
always cherish • lively remembrance of the good old town,
and of the many hospitable abodes which surround it; and
wishing ail pow crisp to Lewes, we take a respectful
and affectionate adieu.—(S gned, in the name of the
officierelkOMSTAP GRAHN, Lieut.-Colonel.—To the Senior
of Lewes."

vertiientent..r-..tr oLLowAy's OINTMENT ANC
Piu• =ATMS 20111D121 cos boas Loos.—Mr. Jointer:, chemist.
of Grist Howard-street, Liverpool, informed Professor Holloway
that Mrs- Jean% realding sear his establiaimeet, had suffered
shal7 Pars from an ulcerated leg diming which time she was apply-
ing ready after remedy without any permanent benefit; conso
IffIsIMIY. as • lad resource, he n onuuended her to try Holloway's
Utatigeot and Pill., and these medicinal' have been the means of
err:tins a estmlate cure, to the plat satilactios of herself and
others, who had cankezed her lip.. ineurable.—dold by all medt-
eine vendors throughout the world; at Professor Holloway's
blishinonts, 24r Strand, London, and re, Maldec.bute, New York
hStamm Constantinople; A. Guldicy, Smyrna; aid E. Mulr
Mahn.

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