The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-30 00:00:00

BULLDOG ArAg

,MBARDIdENT OF

rTIEN.

of the 17th publishes
of the bombardment of
,g, and the destruction

rout the journal of an office,
met De Soto. who witnessed

, wind vatistile, from swath
and fine, thermometer cut
ir 30 degrees S minutes,
ja steamer Bulldog mode
of the harbour, In compeer
war steamer& Listemtmet.-
ou board, bringing off the
sigh° consuls. At a quarter
Fort Picolet, the Bull Deg
about five minutes later the
111 minutes to 9 we muted
ir the purees, of gown N.
tut Read in the mem
to the Bulldog. Lteee.
mud her, and retorted
laving entered the harbour
oldroque at full speed, sod
upon the city and from her
e on shore and at the mew
tithin short musket range of
full speed, and abreast
Bulldog pounded, and wee
from her perilous pod*on.
me of a heavy masked het.
lately opened fire upon bee,
pabooters and riflemen. ;
he Bulldog striking an English
immediately abandoned by he
me on board this vessel ten
ad sent Lieutenant Read to
te to her commander. Llee.
boarding her, and through the
twenty =dilutes to 9 o'clock
owell returned in the launch,
me of pawns, among whom
ldenburg consuls, who claimed
At a quarter to ten the Vol.
✓ coloues flying, having been
the Bulldog, and the few who
to the rigging, when tat
and thus remained ander
s riflemen until picked up by
an. Several of the crew of
ion of the crew of the lame'
fleet were rescued from the
tower of bullets, end tram on
r in the third cutter, which wes
and of humanity by Captain
t Commander Howell and Acting
NS with a heavily armed boat's
ringing off any foreigners who
en minutes past 10 the lariat
ir fleet sunk, having received two
and at the water line. At hell.
d got under way under steam
n the Bulldog coming alongside
,essage for theeommanding officer,
officer came alongside; from the
which amounted to this, "that
o tow him off shore." At forty
ne to anchor in ten and a half
sod to thirty-five fathoms of that
rboard bower chain. Bewley of
worth by west three.querters went;
tweet; Fort Vilton. south by week
e, south three-quarters east ; Mae.
t. At 35 minutes past IlLieutesent
e first cutter from shore, bringing
timing protection, amongst whom
France. At meridian Lieutenant
the Bulldog with en offer from
>receive and mire for such wounded
nander of the Bulldog) might me
ommandieg officer of the Bulldog
ten being badly wounded, and the
d it inexpedient to remove them.
p.m.—Light wind from the north
ear and fine ; thermometer. eighty"
w thirty degrees two minutes; her
nor Bulldog still aground, and ea.
& Lieutenant Commander Howell
and cutter, roturning on board at
tI. The town is on fire in the
part, from the effect of the Dell.
firing nearly ceased on both slass,
occasionally. Received on beard
de from the city of Cape Heytien
anion.
~m still firing at the slows
Illy spiritedly sweeping the strata
tareanan.Port with broadsides of
he shore batteries answering but
A number of the people whom
ore (foreigners) left the ship and
lish schooner, which will probably
ght. Three of Geffrard's steamers
intr. Received from her Britannic
dldog, for medical treatment, the
ten, viz.:—Samuel Baden, seaman;
of foretop; John Dannelly, captain
derediff, seaman ; Benjamin Richard.
Pam*, stoker ; James Barton, me.
y, a Hayties, one of the mew of the
1 also from the Bulldog seven Hay-
of the crew of the Voldroque, taken
water and the rigging of the minims
I the English boats.
,indworthy of note occurred. A mid.
illdog came on board with a merge
g officer.
Mt:blight, calm, weather clear.
dee past 10 her Britannic Mallet?'
w up with terrific force, the concussion
• an instant all our beats were lowered
patched .to the wreck of the Bulldog,
g officers,respectively : Lieutenant
Read, Acting Master Brice, and Actiot
riog there no bodies were toned, she
led previous to the expiator), and
id with them."

sed for the sufferers by the Shelf-
Queen and the Prisms of Wales ewe
he committee who had the rasesgemot
returning 30 per root. to the subscribes
maintng in their hands. The Q QOOll Slid
been consulted as to the way in which
the surplus of their subscriptions die
directed that it shall be handed over te

of the Princess Anna Murat with
e Slouchy has been postponed is coo*
received by him when riding, lissidre
wed upon the lady by the Emperor, ber
Lid to be considerable, his NiaisetY bas
i marriage present, a pearl and diamoad
due of 200,000 fr. (8,000/J, endue. Eta.
irons, the cost of which is ,000 f
er, the Palace of Fontnioeblarin will be
wal of the yonog couple. In spite of ths
is duke thus contracts with a Jodi
the duka's family, it is snid, ere aar
for they affect to look upon it 0

'edam Railway Company own 571
Trains ran on it 5j minions of mans fr
Tel, and during that period 10 WNW
chased of the company, and half a million
transported on the line.
lent of the Post, writing iron NW,
vice that I would give to 0001 of 01
women who propose whittling at Nice in
o do with housekeeping, but to content
hotel life. If they do try to keep Wit
sted at every pore to an attsnt that woad
fy a Margate lodging-housa keeper. •01
to endure this pone forte 0 don 10 niS
iver, the numerous hotels which their"'
of the bouse3wmars of Nice hive called
in*.
the markets of the beet meat, pordirri
and dairy produce every morning, ow
impossibly for rivate honsekeerto
rs 8w
able eenaemy and modest."