The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANTJARIV-16, 1658.

orb almost as hwg rte and a
Mai Pim of ‘o4lk ice rod
heavy oatmeal war sig hdledri suns rlrs him
dace bred balm We owessid a Lbesersoli w hod-
000k, sad he soessid be set as the beiches perodellts oo-
cambeilly,tt4 awe, heopood bet. We hare 10 pey Wei
for theekbal we en pt *Mb Shat ow barifteleserdas
will MOM kINA flit el lin mit assibly, mot there Is so
11:04 Wal IdyeelMay heads ! alma 1110 m-
ass assidar leash ell lam boa
Crmet ter ow Wes am seamaced.
agalbe war
the IF Voiplehke
se Por Wad atiost he set at ray sal, esarecoodly,
set b boa
oat maws lie sodese.
MONDAY. Nov. 2.-1 nom ray owastirs. Seversi
=woe killed that dry 117th alt.) a the
cod__ssca She aerl limo We bed
bee Oars wirseard, Oolar r adsh.. Cuter died
of hie womb a with at bre aberverds. Pearbige,
who bed boa la Lathan, dotes the whole Asia
one low.to lee res. vie oda deighted to see ea eld
foe Neb. I realised with law to the entricohreets, sad
vest to erne ay ea Delhi bind, Nachirtsais; he bad boa
114011111M1 Wee dubs the sifts, cad wee rely jai 0000.10-
isg how m wore wowed to hi hod. I amt several other
Move I almost weeried, of the 48th, sad mode
Alcides
4tithe Uth Neale lamb, • • •
he
bad esospal cad vas gas el the ray kw
who did. _ _

Noah , the sifti wiz, =al oat *to shook e•
if the a pos,olift vim assoyin thm gerrimoa, hat
owing le dm, shir having mid= eari or
two„ vete eiramd to Mere tram dr arms who swiesed
eat el ha bare ad Ira halal their sad risk
hoe. Shur way ear era gas. • hot VAN
41.1111* ma mai woad. Isr et the bp el a hoar
teal.
idlishowistric
wee,slegaup fre et hie,
tee ups es hat did as triber"..."Tor theaarinuaing
her Mae mad sore at do= so. la dr
make I Weed up to the ems to relies Xmas hest
pi** duly, and to =me pea Oak= d the Ilk
MS SI SCOW ad= re to there
Ile help. That rah =fir= I had to deep ea the
reed mar dr gam sad very limed I heal dr sreaad, yer-
thelarp at I led se bet to lie soma. The set monde. •
hese peels, eselallag of more ma el the Nth 64th, sad
=real OW bele light to tab. scar =re gums, mad so-
b Wring up some mad sae /2-pooder. I err
demilillilleble7lgereliteall la
row 11
ri.r.r..itrifr la
the set. I =mid hie ham= praming. • lbw dere
Wore taly I had hie sad he burial =roe sow poor
Haig, and the a= dm I bra i reed was ever IdarelL
Thes day I leumitheled wilt Fred. Binh mod hued with
Nederlest, mad ewe my reds to lie era of my picket,
who were
_delighted vlikh I day.
Oa Wedameis the JINN I was relieved fres pie= mad
soirraed berizerome d reglarat. I lweddlored
'pia et Dinh* toil a drop et limehelores, oa bde
soarnee. Bow I shred S I he sums earlbredie ohs I
hmil led for des. Ai red lbws ram greet drag cat all
end ell the ma were mid to sus but It ended la
Oa , Oolobor 1. sporty of the 6th, with care 400
=a lea ohs ash ash Mai eat la hi &sods of the
Omeageeereal,hehr peas hoe= isproleisnotelie
lads- They Mod lel id hoop aae pine sod
=hes amordlei a= wad& mad him mrd4
held= at bardsmersa • reed- ef 10,000 ruses
vas Wooed Whim party If lirp asse=t= Skims the
=else la =lda ltaliary. the beds= se
'We hes dr Ceram% herldh Ward% dal
I ohm. The net tiny the eon were lab= blersup
with lewd hers It le se poi egthiss imp =I
thre holdall, he the say =a stem mad raj=
eat dr mph or ara the in over, end mar •sat on the
dim din The rely ideal plea is to blow the op, mal
theresidy army dam It rem • pity to =soy our
N partieder *Om esarketal dame occurred
Id, whis the =my apses ales la
we des phirt swam dieval to.huh sede in
the well, hat ear era sea dose ther la
ve
whir= esa
ads re hared. • few her ere= to h
lave dr desired
ehmi, ehl rhea s few of the hi the reariader thought It
wee yard= to retard Awes elks, labasemy at the
6th, died tide day Mat him swain

On Tammany, the ihme w onether mho 1101rbaS
—end al •I, neer ear quieten, end •
ad Week igen is
male from
= =6119. enlinnee SUM I the only
mar at the the. at lea heedqueeters (aeon bed Jaws tTeay
kr • few miaalesk Ned 1111811111 waled powd of .0 mu
aged out tot eseleVellleg the atta& I hod • house to
rather • ererr. nom*, on level with the
where Wens were swarming end yelling
reetTly. I r.iiimed nna at Me iron-barred windows, ma-
cattog Omit se me es peesible, end kept others right
and left of mere mei deem derough which I ex-
pected the emu weld by bid en nit ranee. We shot
amoral men se thwart, imeWt htto the garden with drawn
won* prertinta, end hallooing out. "Marc,
mere Idt b. elide r in, kill I come along I") They
ash the Mee of men intoxicated with bluing,
lea mset SOW without any dentine design,
ruelV se
medly_ebent oppreastly anconacioue where they were
goim OR They ems edible • low yards of ut, end so ex-
cited were my rem di they mined many even at that dia-
toms. BOOM Silthl who were In the bivae with me were
meek cooler end more collected, end did not throw away
their are near so mech. After sane doe the ma-
mod to get irts the Nam fir' awl
wet am In raarlite part th sad he ern
an
squad position. wee nem of It, opened • are
open Ohm, wounding any was. Boot; whit bed joined
ROAM party of hie me, wee wounded, and had gone
to dee heenntal. Now thweihre, I withdrew my ems,
ha Iret ens IQ Ng pert of the swim wee
empi witted Is MA. thew from the upper roma.
2244 NS mesa awl hem ese auslaw to
led wads sew way over the cooper of the killed.
It wee wailehel lightertg. Ia one small room we shot and
tte be Una Add. This k Ind of fighting went on
rildenitiend we amid gar briber picket war the mosque,
bozo which they bal ban Moat in the wasulag. leadthe anomy, I am Vary I o why, la Yeetalhle place
they kept up sere upon or pIeYR mil way roma exposing
himself at the wietkow@, even *sun ballad the wooden
venation; was nearly unto beillehrweatesia the 90th, who
would foolhhly usel were diet *Se by ae—
ons died instantly. Idined eel beeekiwted he ale, at about
dm o'clock, at my picket. I wee dreadfully hungry
having had make te set al den and hard work.
We were very try new la theZZ agatersheiwg end
mining the mew and the ith flak ed work-
ing part The b=riirou Jennie ate opal isers,
and d not cerelidly do me ea Minemaity at
harm. Ix *dr last minim they blew en two of oar poor
fellows, end laded them In the mine, balder wounding
others.

Oa ilemday, the 11th we Meek the warm emu rem
feemiell in the disk. Ado I was weNdog with maker
dim le Me mholut win • Mil bunt ever in, onsttering
lame ass by, but memelimmisilm dedsg ere no hurt.
wW me rile ammo.
mi InvEhen. An
twos
the
esthanit
wilds e
wersor,
dtzoir
blog7 the 13th, we provided ourselves with •
khommosh, woe quits an mend, se before we lived, or
rather were Moroi& es oer Ulf /edam mid rime the cid am
gmerellymeinegne to get satteibbig mars for us, which make,
our male • lege mere pelleabb. We wont vegetable
almost nose then mit meg to that liquor and be.,.
The messy Is males • of boats. We shell it, and
they new awl eemplole haw dowu without further in-
temegthe. elms by km we limed rooms full of china and
mid Weekia; ell the eregiery INS piled up on tha door, sad
no to walk anti% zdyvery step you took something
wellf=o,lol. W. an disturbed by shells burs 4
ha med war our erre, mad shot come tearing th
the upper lookvist pesme_mariag, noon, sod night. An
mud report got eked that Num Oleg, an influential rebel oat-
side, had awed the pommel silo conduct out of the place, omi
bad omended
MIL the Weeps corrying their side same. I
think MIMS Misr elmem haw to mad le.
rldice/smo • mein WINI, SI yea might lam-
ming, teed =it "Mud OS? mentomiomes Amid go
without sehlog his Mit SOWS Tide men, et Ms comemomeo -
meet ems reloalifon, behaved vry well, and eddy emoted
acme Derepass out of the bends of the rebels, bet emai-
dering /Morelf aggrieved its himself Wood • rebel sled
fought us on thee SIM, the day we me-
tered Lseagkuaooswt
. He is • greet leadoweer in Oude, and
has • kind of army of Ilde ;he le very wealthy, and has
• large desk of memV goverrummt paper, which
I should net be surprised to beer was comilesiesil.
News we bregkt that all ear amp followers had fled
hots AluabsgL, as they mould get no food them =amSOS
man IS sod Nnews
S with ws of the eutimy'_a move-
ts. the oreemeasement of the s 6,W0 rupees
were glom le • espy frodo time he fa Midst &-
spikes, to Glummer*. Mr eemol mute of securing the let-
tere is mugging SIMI Sr is lISMS At first, I Wievg they
used their -`

ream Yew other an, I would have acted
via the tams Mewed= nil
Oa liweday, Mews, ear ommeseadent, mad
the sorbs do the am He brood bat a moil
for, in addition to the killed and ameba, manyftriong=
fens bsedquartan picket duty, iseliesteg our numben to
abed Itiosivel ners that die hatit mad 28ed, Queen's,
vise on the MA between Allahatell and Oawnpore, movie(
to ear idled It is mid ghat some petty *she now with the
rebels ere dieleartemed et he news ressived from end
twa the stroggie, if they .
rfa.uniC itragreporVbilts Wei* with tie general. wen
On Thieralq, the 224 the *hasty made ea Mack on
Alumbegh, ear titres or NO min 6.0011•100/11Ifil we
led some mat • mid gee, wee eke and vonsiodsaTttlact;
Tidos.. Time* played at keg beetle with their
fa I Whin Se extent of our ins wee some four sleekest;
end • hew Mho, which theircavalry aenagsd to cut off while
eet ihregfig. We, on the other boa, could do nothing but
Loll ear ern. Young Birch, brother to my Mrd, got
Todd ea the way here. He was in the Volunteer
Oa h.
_owno=niest—eavalr
reallyy—having mutinied.
On 26, we did hear cheering news,
• the—Woi_ that Coked Gnat, of the 9th Lances,
with tee Delhi oshant, was co his way down her, to
ram le • that he was urgently recalled by express from
Aire, le 'mist In driving al a large body of the
snag threaten ing on Mask a the place ; that he made a
Area mai of 12 miles bask M Agra, and while the force
wee treadasthis the alma was that they wen
at ached ; that he poi, dem a bemendooe drubbing, and cut
up a great Noma althea arm) that troops were feat
ing at Wasp= ; and that 400 men, with a convoy olsth
proT-
sloes, led salad al Alembagh.
On Weida's*, the 28th October. we received news that
Great bed deathbed the tobela at Mynpoorie and
111Germideorak and that his Deihl column had arrived at
Cavort% The oresconaleted of • wing of her Majesty's
624 MO at lith Laws, two troops of Hone Artillery, two
reghemds of Penjeub lamer', and two Ptuejsub Cavalry.
la wok/ft to B—, of the Mor&fr FuMrs, • day or two
ago, I Ibund oat that he knew you all. Mahe Ream& of the
ante raiment he Rooks about ; he ammo to have ban a doe
piked fellow, and I. universally well spoken of.
Oa danrity, Octoberhod, meek to my rief, that
my oily fassal shit wee getting We heir, end I had aces
to mhos it ; luckily I menaged to buy, from a Med in the
Walachian% some old linen ones for two rupees molt, sad
soots socks for about the same price—very, very cheap, much
below the market prloe. I never could have believed I could
have worn the same alit of clothes se Las. It is not own.
tenable, am you may imagine. When my it Is waddled I
only wear toy coat, sad otos versa; before Ii got • second pair
of netnews I had to remain la bed for the raanting.
Yesterday (Monday, the tad November) , I bad another
marrow soups of brag @hot. I wee bedded a Venetian door
in a hunt, with Oepomin Cheat, el the Madras F
ahootieLetathe rebels on the lop el a sendhomped, loopholes'
which they vete lasibi ep on bit Ire our
= While we wore big they ant le @morel
Wisibe Is with the gals hem dr bor. Cerl'atull.
zrh.juilsirertgaggelma weillins as
hest nq :V:. and
ila!7'7
slat " rd. slot l-"
I tee ids ham stairs, and laid
him down tin the doctor amen ate dresied his wound end
iambi the
odo rbullet., but It I Ismelm what tits doctors my the
weal is ljudo I shall go in the
maim to wepoor •
Nev. 4.—Drive Itillemore to tell you now, having brought
my fiery down to Ads dote. Grant, lam happy te say, I.
doing well as yet, end I ant in hopes his weenifb not so
bed se weal bet hared. • coded limb ben been is-
WIWI Wye= Game' Outten sad the Ocememdmit et
o=tThe whole relieving lace beirbr antes
h te-day. Its arrival is to be by two
eater el~es. Mist a Mae sound ma that will be
on t There as remseas—bst emir omeneee—ebent this
end imp pin of opeoleia end is_- en In inesebg the
Ay. lash. days—tibie the week h over-we brew we
shell be Waved from ser uneemilietelle prides. If lea
spared. yen shall hemildiesseneleefiliemermireihfefLece-
liow.2ls enemy issimaisearatimitialimplait pain, bat
wore secs driven bet Ipy Am yard lay los ce oar
ilk. Two of our we% while dr treschie this
ementag la the pass, whitest IS ft/4 mortally wounded.
Balm • day poem some mew Whig killed or
vended. Bans we salved bore I bane we have bat
ritof 218, Mel ear force is now Mused be senothing
O elbeibe men.On tbe SOUL another
captain of the loth, died of 1.2: Veen& only two see romoda-
ing in hospital nor of the °Moses who ere thi.

Nov. s.—Nothhig ha. mounted is Se lest two days worth
relating. The enemy made one of lbsir night attache the
night before lost, but we are so soenstomed to them now
that it failed to disturb us further tau just arrest the sleep
of some, bat not of me. I still Main my sleeping powers.
We are getting gulls eseestamed to this kind of life, and
were it not he free of of revisions falling short should
not re sesodves shoed the Ashy et the roinforremeate.
There via be • memo IW whir they err in, and a Mt-
colt job w Ashlar to Aber, sway serstirely from the
city, ke they re behr and the raft or great taferiorit7
door mob= Ira slits theyarr erre ht advancing
sad gessdre spirit As tend hese Are hienned in and
="les ers. Wreak is. MI (ogres ere beey day and
/sawai sal Oise bethriss reedy for
ear Ism rigs pas, which re to iseler-end re the Bars
Beek sr new pleas of the preset Lag, whet the time for
oar 00-mmstlem with the relieving Ira arrives. Ido sin-
cerely tusk en the rearpreation of our army, that our In-
timate TM eel be erdsoired ; It would be unjust, and
but a pew mita he the Week fortitude displayed by so
many el war awe r this trikettutate outbreak. We
Lave net dim everiese hedtward In aseisling In putting
it dove, sod ear weed trwsiss 111111111106 OPIUM us of inert-
ness or @pithy tn the &AA The weesings now are getting
bat* edit. I weird, sled bb bard to run, this morn-
ing, be myself wens, he keg thee. It rewinds
thole& inehlt madiege el As ended estssm, and imercy
(*yells she the sepreedve weedier we her had. I often
sad Wks lisl I should like to blew my late—whether
God will epee re to see you ell spit or not. It is beet,
the that we eltwald reser in 'pram of such subjects.
I sess Ad INIIWB the far per sakes I shall be, but
that thought seems pmeempinens, mil I try to check it.
fit. will be done

Nov. 20.-81 r Colin Campbell eihelnil a Jun with our
throe on the 16th, with aUr et SS sans std HO OM,
kWed and woulisd : at au pia",tatis a mbar two of our
pasta, 1,700 off the enemy mini Maid sod Med is a large
wad Indeeile. The MN dtq is soda a sortie and
sbnmed mos Wang loophsiel palls= at Se seamy, having
driven then ere previously by drelling. se that our lose wee
trilling. Our servants haw dams In with part of their pea
party. Mthe mils a joittalse• WWI= a few ertkiee—aue
things at daft', a taw shosabool et
heeds of %toady. I
think juitembp and 18114 bay ban the Istryisst days is
my Ilk dace a sable West its
hems
Istasts, dabs beat
Jae to September. How thaaktal I tad to our merelful
Heavenly Father that I have ben spend for snob happinen,
to hear that you were all well. I wish it had bean in my
po to have written soave, bat you will understand the
imp~oeribSltl of my doing so. As I am writing now, the
enemy are bring away at us most perseveringly fromtheether
side of the sheet, making a great noise, but, thanks to a wan
'twist them and us, without effect. The enemy are still
about In swarms, and it is yet undecided whether we stay
here or fall back upon Cawnpore, evacuating Clads for the
meant, until a strong European army is assembled, with
which we can, with God's help, sweep everythVehre ne.
W. D.

1..1

boars beton it was possible to attend to them. Here end
there, both our& the hospitals and within them, a man
lay on his bloody Utter breathing out his life. The
sad cries were heartrending. I saw one sailor rented in a
Utter on the shoulders of four men ;he was severely wounded
but kept op hie spirits amazingly, and spike to his comrades
r be pseud opite,locularly.
But I mad be brief, else I shall lose the mail. The re-
feat Is thus *gland. General Windham, who repulsed
the enemy yesterday, went out to-day about noon to attack
the three divisions of the Genitor rebels under Nana Sahib.
Windham was routed, I regret to say, and lost his camp
with 600 tear, the near-plate of six mear, no end of
tents, saddlery, and bermes In an unfinished st•te, and pri-
vets propertied at 60,0001. So it is said. Be left his
flank ea and reed* no premiere for the misty of his
crap. has been a most &nitrous affair. Felt the
want of something to eat in the evening, but could procure
only some biscuit from the commissariat. Slept in my
waggon.
Saturdsy, Nov. 28.
9.40 a.m.—Heavy firing on our right.
9.60 a.m.—Heavy firing on our left.
11.16 a.m.—Brigadier Wilson haa been carried into hie
teat mortally wounded, shot through the back end left lung.
Ha lived for two hours, and then calmly sunk to hie rest.
Hls lest moments proved him to be a hero and a Christian.
The chaplain remained with him till he died.
The conduct of the 64th regiment this morning has 'ally
rated admiration. Brigadier Wilson fired General Wind-
ham to allow him to charge the enemy with the 64th, of
which he was colonel. Permixdon was granted. The regi-
ment advanced in the face of the enemy, and under a mur-
derous fire, for more than half a mile, up a ravine com-
mended by high ground in front as well as on the right end
I. From the ridge in front four 9 -pounders payed
upon them as they went forward. The left flank of the
°wallow rebels rested on the Ganges, and their gime were
protected by dense oolumns of troops who lay under cover
sad were strongly
_supported by cavalry on their left. Atte;
every Mth of the ground their front line was driven
be& by the steady end determined Erse of the 64th. It then
apprized that overwhelming numbers of the hostile force lay
conerled in three or four parallels behind. Theme ram and
met the 64th as soon as the foremost Akers, Major Stirling,
Captain Saunders, Captain Morphy, Macrae, Lieu-
tenant Famous, Lieutenant O'Grady and others, reached the
crest of amour,
Li
charged upon the guns, followed b.,
the column. f
or Stirling fell gloriously in frost of the
battery, fighting to hand with the earn, el whom he
killed several. Ceptainbotry wee shot throve&
heart, rented te frOM hie saddle,
hea upon hie head. Captain Year nast—M
fate a soldier with Ms Los to the foe. Crean
Saunders, commanding the leading division, dethed forward
followed by Panama and O'Grady. Pare= 111111Satly re-
ceived • severe wound in his sword arm. O'Grady cheered
the men on, waving his cap in the sir, until be had the
honour of laying his band on one of the gum The regi-
ment took up the cheer, end hurried on le the rapport of
Stearn and O'Grady, now fiercely engaged In personal
otalliot with the Geraliors. The line old brliptdier (whose
horse, wounded in two places, carried him with difiloulty over
to
possible the ro•gb was pushi 01l ible speed
the treat, ,boys,ng n with a
you have OM r Will. he
nerved his wired. As lie was mails to keep hie
seat in the Pine sass of hie brave Mews amid hint to
the rear, while lie sestineed to urge the troop to maintain
the honor Oft imps. At this ;motors the wow fell back
Tate" Melt lay esnosaled in the plaids behind.
mooned one of those bloaders which antralise thief-
hollofthe bravest actions. Two of ow ownsuesopesi be on
the 64th Regiment from the left, sad at the same Went the
enemy's cavalry, together with the overwhelming fore of
Warr, in front, pound down upon the ht,
t htc„. and nes-
riled ps our trop to retire. Strange to say Banadass
and (I believe) Lient. O'Grady escaped After the
death of Brigadier Wilson and Major Stirling, %pt. glaadere
berms the senior officer present, and his eampitmens O-
lean, to-day deserves not only honourable merlon, but
such reward aa a soldier covets. The hospital to-day is •
perfect Aceldama.
Sunday, Nov. 29.
At dawn great guns began to play upon us. Soon after-
wirds the cannonade rotate general, and by 7 a.m. it was
something tremendous shot and shell flying over us in all
directions.

8.30 am.—Good neve. Sir Colin Ciunpbell with • strong
reinforcement, and 470 women and children from Lackner,
are on the other aide of the Ganges, which flows under the
northern parapet of our entrenchment. The troops with the
commander-in-chief, said to number 3,000, are much needed
her. to-day. Looking over the wall for an instant (it is not
very sale to show onus head) I me two bodies of horsemen in
advance, and an extended line of troops, elephant., camels,
bullock-waggons and camp followers, stretching far
away to the horizon. The banging of our own guns
Jest at our ears Is meat deafening. Grape and
round shot have been falling on the tree close to
our teat. Some shells, I believe, have fallen on the
hospital which is unfortunately much exposed. Every
square foot of the floor and verandah of the mend hospital
L opened with wounded officers end men.

11.40 ►m.—Hone Artillery, 9th Lancers, 32nd, 63rd, and
93rd Regiments have crossed the bridge of boats below our
Fart. Heartily glad to see the kilts, the plumes, and the
tartan. May God defend, direct, end bleu my brave coun-
trymen I
2.16 p.m.—The cannons& has plumed for half en hour. I
bear Lucknow soldiers and their eld comrades exchanging
greetings and congratulations in their rough but hearty
style, and counting over the dead and the wounded of their
acquaintance.
2.36 p.m.—C►nnonade commenced again. The Rifles
not maned ell day. Colonel Fyers and hie men have
Me good service. They want into action on Friday se soon
as they reached Cawupore, although they had marched
forty-eight miles almost without halting, and some were
lame, many footsore, and all weary. Their arrival seemed
to be the means of saving the Fort, when our other troops
were in full retreat. Colonel Woodford, an excellent officer,
with whom I came from Rename to Allababad, wee killed in
• hand-to-hand fight In the bold yesterday. The church, I
SE PIA informed, was burnt last night by the enemy, and
the Assembly-rooms and School have been burnt to-day.
Then is a dense column of smoke ascending from the town,
about half-a-mile off.

--itim.—on;Oi tie ladies from Luoknow hes come la, and
Id— and I have glow up the teat to bar. She has a most
teeoldag story to tell, and she tells it most effectively.
She gave as In half an hour what might lie the substaswei
of am tmeetiag volume. She and Lt hothead have lest
their all.

5.30 p.m.—The scene from the verandah of the Noma
1 is at this moment one never to be forgotten—Aliso.
.I.=
of human beings, cattle and vehicles, six miles long, is
comber op to the bridge of boats below the Fort. It is brisket
sunset. The variety of colour in the sky and on the pleb
the bright costumes and black faces of the native subs,
the crowd of camels and horses, and the Ass
el furniture, end m forth, in the foreground at my fest—Gil
NM between two pillars of this verandah, which is Mad
=at or ten Vest from the ground—prole°, a very re-
Amt. Bat the groans of the poor hllows on &m-
-r and on the door, behind and around me, dissolve the
Lsohaatioa of the scans.
Slept main in my wawa.

VACANCIES, APFOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN
vita Ctru. 811tYlCE.—The Foreign Deperhsent—The post
of Secretary of Legation at Rio Janeiro has become vacant
by the promotion of the Hon. W. G. Jentinghans. The
Beard of Trade—Mr. George Gibson has been appointed •
tillsupplementary clerk. Customs—Mr. Richard Brace
s promoted from searcher at Ipswich to searcher
idea diem at Southempton. Mr. Jasper W. Walsh has
buslmmMed from snarclar, Ac., at Wexford to fifth
mmsif at iiiadarlead. Inland Revenue Department, Ex-
denlimsfe—gdo. William fdountford, collector of Leicester,
ben ban wield collector of Bath ; Mr. James Smith, arir-
veylippmel examiner. Las been appointed collector of
Laksdrier; 3k. Iti.lard Dance, collector of Lichfield, has
been app laled collector of Sligo ; Mr. Robert Pape, sur-
veying-gams' examiner, has been appointed collector of
Lichfield; Mr. John Harrison, collector of Bolton-le-Moors,
has bees appointed collector of Northwick collection, vioe
Mr. R. C. Denton, who retires from the service, after an
loputarabl• werviteslo of thiery ten year.. Rase inrlir a_
Major E. J. Lake his be.. appointed commissioner of the
Trans-flutlej States, rico Mr. H. F. Edgeworth ; Major C.
R. Browne has been appointed commissioner of the Leia
Division, Punjaub ; Mr.ll. B. Harrington has been appointed
• member of the Legislative Council of India, in the room of
Mr. C. Allen, resigned ; Mr. 1). Simeon has been appointed
t el'un t to:dialed* and deputy-collector of the second grade at
; Mr. H. G. Astell has been appointed permanent
judge of Jattnpore; Mr. W. Wynyard has been appointed
pareneutanti udge of Axitugahr.—Cleil &roue Machu.
CRYSTAL PALACE.—The Crystal Palace has, per.
haps, this holiday time been mom fully adopted as • place
of popular amusement than at any former period. Hereto-
fore it has been frequented by throngs on some memorable
emosaion; but now throughout the holidays it has been daily
visited. This Is • memorable circumstance for the edabliah-
•

lab) Entdltatitce.

ORDER OF COURT.
The Mowing ceder of twirl has just been issued, by order
of the Lord Chance lor, relative to thic4groenhing marriage
of her Royal Highness the Primer Roy.!:
Wberese the solmonfmtienßoyal of the marriage at bee Royalghs=
the Primus with his Ral_ Hi
Pre Frederick William ?Hoy ?Hooke Charts. of Prude has
bem eppointed to take place on Monday, the 25th January
indent, and wham, by the tenth of the genera orders, of
the Bth May, 1846, the Lord Chaacellor is authorind, from
time to dme, by special order, to direct the aloes of the
court to be dosed on days other than those therein mentioned,
his lordship doth therdpro order that the several °Mow of
this court be closed on Monday, the 26th January instant,
and that this order be enteral and set up in the several offices
of this court."