The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-02 00:00:00

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NEW RUSSIAN LEVY.

The following are the terms of the znanifooto halo
by the Emperorof Russia in ordering the hew Lny g
" We, Alexander IL, finding it indiapraubk •
ooneequenoe of the loam which our troops ban ea.
tamed daring the campaign of the present yaw, ti
render our army complete, sou to enable it to ris
the fature attacks of the enemy, do ordain:

" Ist. That a general recruiting of the whole sii.
pint shall take place at the rate of ten men for mil
thousand inhabitants, conformably to the tirsislthi
alums which we have addressed to the Siate. lu
governments of Pskow, PuHowe, Tcheringce,
kow, Boatherinoslaw, Munson, and Turk mill h
exempted from the levy.

"2nd. There will be included in the mad N.
waiting other dames in the same proportion, Ths
Sews are not exempt from serving in the away, it
will be required to furnish ten men in sway no,
mud.

3rd. The enrolment will commence on the lath
of November, and terminate on the lath of Deem.
ber next.

"Done at Nioolaieff on the 16th of October, le tie
year of oar Lord, 1855, in the first year cl co
Imo." _ - _

The ukase to the Senate above referral to is Is
follows :

"Having decided by our manifesto of this day w
' effect a general recruiting of the empire, with th
exception of the governments therein named, evil
order :

" Ist:. That the enrolment shall 00113111008 Ol Os
16th of November, and be continued up to the lita
December, 1865.
"2nd. Fee the equipment of the recruit; vitkol
exception of the half•closks (demi pflisses),
I will be furnished by the 'panel oommissuist,
will be received from this last the vales is alto,
according to the prioe at which tkis equip*, it
eompriaing the half-cloaks, is returned to the Ca,
miseariat, viz., 7 roubles 80 copes per mu.
" We have left to our Minister of Wu all be
necessary military arrangements, and we menthe
Senate with the prompt and orderly mania of ths
recruitment."

This ukase is addressed formally to the Misister tf
War.

The following postscript is added :
" Having by our decree of this day dteidsd,is,
we order,

" Ist. Tnat the recruits forming put of they*
sent levy, shall be distributed in the diffwent ow*
conformably to the orders which we have gimp,
" 2nd. The equipment of the recruits in
proceeded with according to the regalatiseshlwe

LATEST FROM NICOLAIEFF.

The /mensal de St. Petersbourg of Octobs
pablishes the following telegraphic despite* is
warded by order of the Emperor:
"Oct. 23, half-pat Bpa

"Prince Gortchakoff announces, nadir Milk
day, at ten o'clock in the morning, that yak**
enemy left Eupatoria to the number of fromtahlrb
forty thousand men, and passed the night astrlfib
gond and Saki. He has not yet ustlisidoseg
ulterior movement.

Here there has been no important chugs*.
yesterday. The enemy continues to meintakl6l
former positions; that is to say, the bulk of his fat
is outside the .pit of Kinburn, and the light ramie
and the floating batteries are in the roadstead d
Otebakoff, at the month of the Bug, opposite the
lags of Paroutino, and in the mouth of the Daiirst,
between Stanislav and Rybaltchis. In this list
embouchure, the enemy is actively espied
taking soundings along the southern bank of titian"
" The number of troops disembarked en the nit
of Kinburu hes not undergone any chugs. Asud
ing to the statement of three English salon *
having landed on the coast, were made prisons
the Cossacks of one of our detachments, a pest
the troops designed for disembarkation ramie
board the fleet. The effective total of dm pet a
shore may be about 15,000 men."

" Prime Oortchakoff announces, under date OA
23, at five in the afternoon, that, senordieg to a N'
port of General Schabeleky, the enemy b dm*
in the direction of Toulat, but it is not keen OP
ther he intends to march upon Simpbsespl, er V
follow the direction of the sea coast.
"There is no certain information as to dm said
of his forces."
Under date Oct. 23, at eleven o'clock at iI(, 6
Prince writes : " hi his movement in advance At
enemy stopped before noon at the heights of the 4
lags of Aschaga-Djamine, and exchanged Kees AO
with our dragoons. Three of our regiments of lace
having then made • demonstration, in order le
threaten his left flank, he retired behind Aktsteli.
At three o'clock in the afternoon General bchabebkf
occupied a position near Tchebbotar."