The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-21 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 2i.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

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THE CRIMEA.
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BERLIN, MA: 19.

Advises from Bt. Petersburg of yesterday inducts
a telegraphic despatch from Prince Oortchakoff of
the 12th instant.
The Prince writes that nothing very important bad
taken place in any part of the Crimea to that date.
The fire of the Allies before Sebastopol, he earl, is
very moderate. The Allies have made a new battery,
and effected cumsiderable repairs. In the night of the
11th and early in the morning of the 12th, the Rus-
sians made a sortie from the Sedan, and the positions
before it, and spiked several guns in the English
batteries. On the 12th the Allies exploded several
eamoutlets before the Flagstaff Bastion, but did
little harm.

CONSTANTINOPLE, MAT 10.

The French have placed two batteries on the
ground conquered on the night of the lit before
the central bastion.

TURLEY.

(at aranuo TsLsoluan.)

CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 10.

The commissioners who are to raise the Turkish
eentingent are about to set out. An imperial dune
explains that the Moslem recruits will be in a nume-
rical minority in the Turkish army. The journals
say that the troops from Mafia are about to bays.
Fourteen war vessels and numerous trauma-re are

laden with provisions for an expedition, to be
direeted, it is said, against Odessa.
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The difficulties respecting the piercing the Isthmus
of Sues here been overcome, and a &man on the
subject is expected.

MAT 20.

The Carmel has arrived, with Constantinople news
to May 10th. The Sultan's brother-in-law, Mehemet
Ali Pacha, who had been exiled, has returned to Con.
stantioople.
The expedition projected against /Leda, and which
had been commenced, is abandoned, pursuant to orders
from the governments. The troops which had
embarked on board the vessels were landed at Bri-
stles& on May 7th.
Letters from the Crimea speak of a very sharp
engagement on May Bth.
A supplement to the Press* d'Orisst publishes the
on dits relative• to a bloody battle on the heights of
Balaklava, between a Russian division and a corps of
Turks and Egyptians. The Ottomans are said to
have bald the Eisnians in check during eleven hours.
The arrival of some of the allied regiments forced the
Rawlins to retreat.

The shocks of the earthquake at Broom have
sewed.

The Trieste papers of Friday lug publish the fol-
lowing despatch, which we give for whatever it may
he worth :

ECPLTOZIA, NAT 4.-8,000 Kunio= us menacing OMIT
Pasha. Their cavalry is endeavouriag to at oir the allies'
oestwankations by lead. The balk of the Ibusiais army,
180,000 strong, having taken up a putties sear Simpherepol,
is in non-interrapted eanntunleaties with Sebastopol.

VIENNA, MAY 19.

Prince Gortehakoff yesterday communicated to
Count 800 l a circular which he had received from hie
government. The Vienna Gam& will publish this
document. ..

WARSAW; kat u.

The Grenadier eerie Imes Poing immediately
and in haste. Their known destination is Leff, bat
it is pot doubted that, arrived there, they will,
marsh farther moth. The two fated regiments of,
the Guards are mimed to Poland.

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taxameta.)
HANOVER, Mix 10.

V. King haa Mined an ardonnantri annelliag th.
Oisititution is settled the sth September, 1848, and
divas Provincial Eleotceal Law of th. lat
impatilBoo. _ _

The popular rights are dindabited to the new
man of the Constitution framed by the late King
inset Algustas (Duke of Cumberland). -
The adenomas states that the measure link hoe
tikes in obedience to the decree of the Federal Diet
of the 12th April, 1865, requiring the Ooveraments
of Germany to bring the State Coostitotione son
tato harmony with the monarchical (attic)
prineiple.
Tim Kit% reserves the tight bf effsetlug farther
&ups in the State Constitution.

SPAIN.
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The Ocean yesterday voted the seventh Minh
the Ooestitation. The iinglish government
of the mead of Lard Hooden i■ the •
Seville. The appearance of t CarliStiend
pelvises d Avila is considered es

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on the 11th; and has brought, beside; tie sail, 188
pasmagsrs, nearly 900,000 gases and ill. in,
specie on freight.
The Royal Mail Stoat* Ask, fraut on
the 28th ult., arrivatat ton on ths 9th inst.
The news is ne4 'imperial& .„ On 'tbs. tilt 4,080
European emigrants arrived at New York.
The prosecution instituted spinet Colonel Kenney
has been abandoned.
The Havana advioes, dated May 1, are not im-
portant. The 11th inst. was observed as a day of
humiliation in Nova Scotia on account of the;war.
Its New York money market is reported as more
active ; a good demand, and abundant supply of first
class pap& at 8 to 7 per cent. Stocks dull and lower.
The cotton market was steady, with an upward
tendency,

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The market for breadstuff' was advancing. Flour
was 12 per cent. higher, wheat war firm, and Indian
eorn buoyant.
The provision mast was improving, and holders
expecting higher price".
Freights unchanged and nothing doing.
F.:change on London, 110 to 1101.