The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-27 00:00:00

THE EX ti,,EB4, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1R55.

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pityllarilisiag keg kept up. If early a small force 4
eavakyrtilad bees at head, the slaughter smogs
trilaseimer would have been inunease. Back
ceatuckia mamas the ewe ry that is, took
them flee hours toeellect their ecatterearattelions is any-
thing like order. On the 30th, the Talks bs4 buried 4,000
of the Rumirme. whoa. bodies filled the Makes mid the
reiolable. NW it is calculated that fir sissy sire, is
killed sad wounded, were removed during the action: The
lOW of the Turks amounts to about 1,200, is killeaoand
wounded. and axing the tonna, are several superior officers,
who met a glorious death at the bead of their men. The
highest praise mast be given to the admirable arrangements
made for the detest), by Tamil Patna, in epocart with
General Williams; as well as to the skill displayed by
G,Aeral Colours, who directed the engineering depart-
ment, aid the darter crior4ge and eaergy of General Bonny
tad Abdul-Herten Pubs, who beaded the troops. The
would of this brilliant affair has caused the greatest joy in
the Turkish capital, and the news was announced by salvos
of artillery."
Another letter in the Morrie/air, dated from Erseronm,
October 6, says "G I Kilotons's and General
hams displayed excellent tactics, but Suety was the hero
of the day."

lifiri*Ort Altito4,o
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THE ALLIES AT THE DNIEPER.

OM INTIONAINO
(YVAN OUN OWN

HAMBURG, throADAY.

A &spat& from Bt. Petersburg, dated yesterday,
states that up to the previous day nothing had oc-
curred at /Luther!) or Kberson.

FRENCH AMOUNT FROM ANOTHER
SOURCE.
A correspondent of La Press. writes as follows:
KARS, Barr. 30.
General Mouravieff made up his ruled at lut tl stuck us
yesterday. Oar gallant soldiers hate surpassed all oa•
expectation,. .

Yesterday minting our main guard and the more elevated
redoubts signa!led an unusual movement antocg the enemy.
Considerable columns were placed es evidence on the Zeiss ;

a portion of llama awed the Hers•Tehai by a bridge, and
f rased wear a ,Wage in ruins behind !lane. Soon after
the main body of the Russians moved along the left bank
towards Tellakmak, which is our mom parented redoubt,
and supported by the 'retai:A-labia. It was a determined

onset :e
we were windy for it.
The RUIIIIIIII Infantry, well led on by their officers,
attacked with resolutloa, and, notwithstanding the terrible
Ire from our two batteries and that of the chachisaan, who
find upon them with the:* Mimi rites, they reached t►e
ditch, erased it, and sprung upon the parapet. The iopetup
of the attack was so great that the enemy established them
selves in ma angle of the redoubt. But our soldiers moo
regaimid the amendeney, the ire of musketry calmed, and
the handful of men who defended Tabakossk-Tabla:rushed
with their bayonets on the assailants, who were driven back,
breed into the ditch, sad a galling fire kept up on them.
This column was broken.

An assault was made at the same time on the battery
erected by Colonel Lake, but without success. The artil-
lerymen commanded by Captains Thompson and Tetsdale
eompelled it to halt on the brink of the ditch.
This first theme inspired our troops with incredible con
Mines. The arrival of troops sent from the Arab Table
and from the town augmented their ardour. Galena Yea-
motif' did not stop at this first attempt, and the assault soon
assumed the proportions of a battle. The entire Russian
stay—fro. 32,000 to 35,000 men—attacked us on all sides ;
the attacking opinions followed each other with remarkable

energy.
The greater part of our positions were carried by the
seamy, and retaken with prodigious enthuaimes at the
point of the bayonet. Oar soldien termed themselves
with glory; they handle the bayonet like French troops.
On several points the combat was waged with inoonesivable
ferocity. The leglis•Tabls was the principal ales of the
flawless ; their efforts here were four times crowned with
success; but the valour of Colonel Lake, who was the first
to throw himself upon them, inspired his soldiers.
Several artillerymen showed sumirable coolest, : four of
them, in the battery named afar Captain Thompson,
*Sowed themselves to be killed while spiking the guns,
after the enemy were amen of the fort for the fourth
time. As I mentioned before, we subsequently reesined
possession of it. On the left of our line, 400 chaseesue bad
the half of their number killed; the rest were almost all
wounded. But we coasted eight hundred Russians killed
car wounded is the redoubt.
The Russians suff.red OliOrll2ollll lases in this battle.
♦round the redoubts we have counted, at the moment I
writs, 4,000 corpses. During the whole of the action they
were eentinnally emeriti away numbers of their dead end
wounded. We raw before nightfall, sad we still see, long
envoys fallowing the worse of the river towards Zan. If
we had bed fear more mimesis of cavalry, we could have
given as eleellent emmeat of them.
The savelry we have have pursued the Whine and
made about 240 prime», some of whom► are takillf 1. Oar
cavalry have also taken • field piece from the enemy,
without resistance. What will the Ensetaas do ? We

expect s new stuck.
Shall we be as forttinatv next time ? God knows. Our
last eartrldsee are submitted; and our last Mende ocesumed.
We bows the Psohu of Trabicsod and Enteromm, to whom
emsfestes have bees sent off, will take advemtage of this
victory to tend us provisions.
Oar i 5.... do not used 1,000 men hors de opottat ; the
Masaoe between our low and that of the Rassiana is,
owing to our having fought behind entrenchments. We
bays lost throw ellonels.

lemaU Paha (General Ninety). who oesemanded the
adaseed redoubts, made excellent dispositions, which
antedated aahily to the victory. None of the Baronet&
edam ere wounded. The soldiers have seen thea et
work. They would Me for them.
An aidivde-easp of the Muebir will envy tbh sews to
Commits**.

OF TRH CZAR.

ST. PI

I, Ocr. 17.

We resit is the loseilido Russo:

Oa the llth Ostober his Eldest, the Emperor west en
hareabeek to the Munn barrier, in order to meet
the 234 sad 4.3 ed crews of 1101laiall and the 4th trawl.
poet trete, who were returning from Sebastopol. Alter
that his Imperial Mssssty visited the seamen's hospital.
where be distributed in pence the merits of honour of
the milieu, seder's those wounded men who. from the
tastimeay of the Aids. bed particularly distinguished
themselves k the defamer of Sebastopol.
Oa Saaday, the 7.11,
_his litejesty etwaded divine service at
the cathedral of Eiselsieß sad was present et the parade on
leaving church of the deb Oseltedier compose of the Minsk
resistant of infantry, mad yta essmosy of the 2nd Instruct-
's, grew of 11111111111111.
After the parade, the dmaehment of Cesseaks of the line
Winging to the private mean of his Imperial Majesty
marched through the taws, dfaplaying the fags taken
from the Turks in the affair of the 11th of September
Wt. sear the villein if between Kars sod
Ikarasea. Those Imphiss wen tins carried to the
sedtelial of Nisekisik as whisk his Majesty bestowed
them as a gift, sad when they will be preserved to
,IMmeememee the feel at their harlot bees* brought to
the Emperor daring his stay at Eloolsleft
Os the lith el OstelMr, his Imperial Majesty reviewed the
reserve bettellesset the Volhyniss sad Minsk regiments
et latently sad that et the 'hawsers, and wee per
iseft saddled web them
Aher the review, the 'Winne west to Inspect the hall-
SCMNIONIMMI being nested henna the Intel and the Bog.
Is the /miss* et this day, telegraphic istalligeses wee
resolved hem Odessa that the enemy's den, 74 womb
Mum hid Ina sighted from Odessa, sad that they bad
some to washer at gj mike from the city.
Oa the 9th, the Rumor repaired ea board a steamer to
the village of MalsielLoanikha, situate as the opposite
bank of the Bag, sad imparted the fortificesiesasonslractiag
there.
According to the sews from Odessa, there ha been so
shear is the position of the lest.

DISCOVERY OF A SHOAL IN THB BALTIC.

Rion bet algal% GarOa),

Beard of Tiede. Whftehtlst". %se
Tho Bight Honourable oho Leta& or die
of Privy Conseil for Trade sad Illostativot have reseivol,
through the &mow of Stale ter !Whigs Arabs a copy
If a despatch fres her Malady% minima at litoekholm,
leafleting copy of a traumas*. et peeilamsties of the
Swedish Board of Admirslty, mmemisbd the diseevery of •
shoal ta the Hebb. ta the mast el Ibelebbd K Chad. •
espy of which
(Ospy.) is liesserbit ersidelmed ••
(Tremileism.)
The Royal Sivedish Admhalty Wart beaky report. for
the lafambedwa of mariners. that a shoal hoe biebase-
we/.lhs desibireet petit of withal is 16 bet deep. W. 13
de. di ben Na
owsposs) beiteditel =Mates'
dimemse ben the Nathan lishibewieet Olsmd.
The hems. of the shed otoefele Owe,
_is level Meaty
with ewes arc The almairigetalE /tat). Omit
100 alb (a Swedish b sheet I fest) km. teems
the seethe= edge of the shoal. from ft swir,
8.90 &I. fee 4 cable barbs sheet JI. 4, eadd home
depth , Mese tibia the depth lungs* with a sides of ire-
la ebetess, bat um the 11.16 Z.. 31. W.. sad S. W. sides
the depth loommossidwuptly, sad the butter oim hardly los
famed me Nom Ades.
resin the illevi shod Oland
Pros L S.
2114 dog. W. Jserfrou WSUIMI Point, 11. a dog. W. Ind
Bala.W. ipso the eselpoes.
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