The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-01 00:00:00

TII PRISONERS OF KUTAYAII.

The following is an extract from a letter dated
liu:st eh, the 2nd ult.:
" OUT imprisonment becomes daily more oppressive.
I am abut up with my family in the barracks, sur-
round( dby sentinels. Under pretence of guarding
9A against fire, they poet several soldiers in the ger-
ret, tram whence they spy every oneof our MTh:Mtn%
area in our room.

" Do what you can for our liberation, or at least
that my wife ay be liberated, for they detain even
her.

lkm died at Aleppo. This is sad; but it seems
that they vish to bury us all. Till now I have en-
dured everything with the greatest patience, in order
not to annoy the Turkish government; but now I
fear that their intention is a bad one; they oppress us
every day more and more. To-day they made
an attempt to deprive us of the use of our kitchen,
and offered to provide us with our daily meals. I
opposed this measure energetically, but I do not
know with what success."

DEPOZTATION Or CIIILDREN TO BERMUDA, EAST
BT. P ANC/LAB PAROCHIAL COMIIIITISIL—At a mewing of
the ratenapn sad perisbioners of St. Pace►as, held lost
sight at the Globe Tavern, Derby street, Koric's Cross, A. C.
COMMAtII. E.q., in the chair, Mr. J. Worrell introduced
the stolid of the deporatinn of children from the B•.
Pacer., workhouse, to B muds iie trueted that tines
present would cower with him in giving the directors the
credit of having anted morally right, and with the most
humane intentions towude those children who had been
mot to Bermuda; he would admit that they migh• not have
acted in strict accordance with the law, which they ought to
have taken care to dn. Mr. Worrell then submitted the
following motion, which having been seconded by Mr. Watts,
wee put and refried:—" That the 1111.viation of ratepayers
then Trembled, having te k•n into consideration the mil. ct of
emigration of pauper c ildrea from S.. Pancras workhouse,
to Bermuda, is of opinion that in the conduct of that tram-
action the directors of the poor have us d entry mean, in
their power to provide for the comfortable settlement of those
eliddres, and have not been influenced by any motives than
nth as humanity dictated. That should any informality
f eat in makiug arrangements, or sty want of eo —pliant,

with the law, the keeoriation roust express its regret, es in
mattrre ul such isporknee the public will always must justly
heel t►e utmost Jealousy, Out belirviee that the directors had
Do intention or setting the kw et defiance, or of evading its
prov.iuts, the essociatioe wig cheerfully mire them its sop
port."

SMITHFIELD AGAIN THE C.tt'sg OF DlATlL—Yes-
day a boy named Hathern, aged eight, espied in the
setident ward of St. 13.,tholowiew's Hosrital, from
the effects of injuries received from a furious bul-
lied', whist was tieing deject' tram Smithfield market.
It appean that the parents of the unfortunate b'y
Inkif at Nn. 7, Nall-arrest, St. Andreviehill, llacton*-
COU:160111.; MA ou Wedereday afternoon lase, while proceed-
tag towards home, a bullock in an infuriated state, which
had made its way from Ladgate.stneat, ran at him with great
speed. end, beteg* the little fellow could get oat of the way,
the animal gored him with one of its berm, which penetrated
the right cheek immediately beneath the eye. Toe drover
and al persoes who lied witnessed the accident ran to
the wounded boy, who was blecding copiously funs the
lacerstwo, and released him from the fury of the bullock,
which made for Theatrorset, sad thence over Bleckriers.

bridge. The poor boy was liken home to • mato of la.
oitmoili.y, where he wee seen by Mr. hooker, merge=
who, after deeming the Roland, eddied bit removal to St:
Bartholomew's Hospital, where he was placed under the
ewe of Mr. John Newell, the eminent surgeon; bia!, not-
withstatiliog every aid that medical shill ctula suggest, the
boy dicd yesterday morning in great agony. Mr Wllliona
rays', the City mirouer, has issued his warrant for the
holding of an iaosest, which Is toed for seven o'clock on
Monday evening nest.
TIN Linrrao ElcurriniNT IN THE ARMY.—The
Limited Salietwest Bill is a vest improvement, moreover,
on the oil system, which arm ginerally for life; for now a
votive man may 'atm the service at IS sad be dismissed et
a perfectly educated man. Mb phrase is so hyperbola,
terr, oration In U. oral is not confined at present, as it was
of yore, to the mere rudiments, auftl.ient to render the pos.
14/MOT of them equable of writing oat the orders or of paying
a company, but embraces • wal 'remolded knowledge Of
history and geography (leaviog the locality of" Novy Sk ashy"
no longer • matter of doubt), and • competent acquirement,
not only of arithmetic and mathematic*, but of geometry,
algebra, mensuratioo, and fortification ; so that, on returning
to iff• " the soldier is not compelled to fall beck on the
little mechanical knowledge which, peradventure, be owned
before he exchanged the cobbler.' awl, or the tailor's needle,
for the musket and bayonet, but may earn an honourable
'outface by teaching those 'denote which he has 'coulee('
in hie military sagacity. The difiltulty which the school-
mash rs of regiments now have im not the task of employment
in teaching, bet peados overwork, the ecuutionenos of the
avidity with which the men who have joined the battalion
attend the demos. The barrack library—successful rival of
the barrack csateen—towude the support of which the

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