The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-28 00:00:00

Royal Marines and 63rd Regiment) ; 600 Bo*
were added, through the consideration of Bit Folout
Lyons, to this force.
Also from Colonel Lord West, 21st Fusiliers, mum&
ing a brigade (17th, 20th, 21st, and 67th Regiments),
mentions his Brigade Major, Captain Berle, 67th Rao,
mut, and hts Aide-de-Camp, Captain Carlston, 21st
liens. Colonel Hurdle mentions Captain Rodney, aos
Marines, and Captaia Ellis, Royal Marines, his Edgy,
Major and Aidode-Camp.
I was also ably supported by Brevet Major But, glib
minding Royal Bogiamrs; Captain Johnson, conunsad4
Royal Artillery ; Captain Waollaw, commanding detegh
meat Eta Dragoon Guards; Brevet Major Gorda% ma,
mending 17th Regiment ; Captain Gray, commanding ll*
Fusiliers ; Lieutenant Colonel Evelegh, commanding So%
Regiment; Lieutenaat Colonel Warm, command* j
Regiment; Lieutenant Colmel Lindesay, oaramfai
63rd Regiment; Lieutenant Colonel Campbell, umngg,
log battalion Royal Mariam ; Lieutenant Cobigar;44
way, commanding battalion Royal Marines. Br
Smith sad Brevet Major Hallowell, Assistant Adjutant/84

Clearternaster Generate, MST'S of great use to mit- as shi
my pommel staff, Captain Robinson and Captain NU
44th Regiment ; and Lieutenant St. Clair, 4th Regimink
acting as istsrpretor.
Dr. Gordon, Principal Medical Officer, Deputy Alibi
Commissary General Power, Captain Clairol!, Rays;
acting as Provost Marshal, and Lieutenant Tsaagi
Land Transport Corps, were all'moet zealous la theirs4wai
departments.—l biter, &a.,
(Signed) Loos. Sratican, Brigadier-Omani
To the Quartermaster.Genend, Re.

THE ADVANCE FROM EUPATOEIA,
Hupateria, Ost.2o,lskt.
..
Btri—.l have the borrow to report that the allied lam
stationed here, disposed as per margin,* numbed ea Us
' small tows of flak, on the morning of the 27th instaat, hew
the command of General of Division D'Allonrills.
At the farther extremity of the stead that diddle tie
1 sea from the Lake of Sulk Guidon (by which rosi th
I column marched), the ground rises to the level of thine*
had that universally prevails. On reaching this primes
allied cavalry and horse artillery made a rapid adrift e
the front, for aboot five miles, in an easterly dinner,
paring to the left of Sok.
We there found the enemy in much the same paths' it
which we had left them on the 23rd instant, trunk ail
had, to a certain extent, entrenched themealves.
General TeAlionvUle from this point opened I firs sill
much effect, which continued for nearly an hoar, and 04
was warmly responded to by the enemy. • r
Captain Thomas's troop of Horse Artillery tang sip
reted,hy the 12th Lsncere .. the Carabineen,ttlt 50d.13,1
Light Dragoons being in second lies. ill metre.
The loss to the Alike on this occasion was 80 Idlidt sat
wounded: use Hagfish Artilleryman having beet 40#
'lrearlded. two hones killed, and three wounded.
Withsa withdrew to the town of Bak, when we fetes.
`liked for the night.
At daybreak, on the 28th instant, the cavalry Ind tam
ottlillery made another advance in rather a more non*,
fileastims (to the south of the village of Teasels), la Os*
Eta
&mow to turn the right of the enemy, at to draw kinMties,
sties, which. however, he appeared to show soil".
red
to respond to, and we consequently retuned Its ear
at Sok, in frost of which the 'gantry had renimi
Shiners our rear.
On this wooed night there war a total wont of wain, h
oonsequeace of the drain epos the well the night *in,
aid there was an absence of water for a einaraferand
:any miles to our front. The column therekwe Mueslis
Hopataria yesterday, the 29th instant,
I bee to report that I have attached Colston tics 9a.
Charles Keith, 4th Light Dragoons, to General D'Alionille
during the time the troops are in the field, and Ural Net
Captain Clifton, 12th Lancers, on board her medistflskfi
Diansead, to assist Captain Hamilton, R.N., in his spar
tyre,—l We, Ao.,
(Signed) Clio. PAONT, Briptlierliese4
Commanding British Troops at &Akin
To his Excellency the General Commandinglidie4
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CAPTURE OF RUSSIAN SUPPLIES."
Eupatoria, Nov. 3, 164.
813.--3 have the honour to report that a patimilthe
allied troop stationed here, under the emoted of Gard
let Brigade Ali Paths, strength as per mugis,t wets sod
yesterday to the village of Tchotai, fifteen ad*
tt the
earth of Eupstorie, in consequence of informatics Wiese
Mess of hay, live stock, deo., having beta collected Wee
by the meaty.
The two squadrons of the 12th Lewes with Salaam
were commanded by Lieut.-Colonel Totteeham, of did
regiment; whose report I have the honour to esdoec
by which it will be gratifying to observe that this °plaice
meet with the moat complete sums.
The remainder of the allied foram here ads at thews'
tints a demonstration to the right of this vilhgs, Ice No
purpose of drawing off the attention of the enemy; ths
English brigade of cavalry advancing es far silicate:lA
the Preach on their right.
Colonel Pole, 12th Lapin, was in tomato& sa 'Be* d
fever Wing for some days confined me to my bed,ogr
reporth that no spiny made its appearance in say f
have, As., (Signed) Ono. Paccar,
Brigadier Genital, Boatswain' BtlIM
Troops at Blipitafil.
To his Bzoellenci, the General Commanding In Olaf
Begonia, Nov. 3,1866.
lity Derd,—l have the honont to report that, 1001
lirade Orders, of the let inst., I proceeded at tas
fally, to command of two squadrons of the 12th loyal
It ams. to join the force under Ali Paths, order 4
eepeable in front of the Turkish ovary camp. L
.At daylight we marched through Alshir to Tekelai,
village *beat 16 miles from this. Tins Turkish emir, was
in advance, supported by the English and Prods spares,
WI arrived at Tchotai about hail past alerts, and
eaplswt
1 Bastian oommisaariet officer (es it it supposed), 1 Cooke
about 40 grebes, and about 3,000 head of horses, sok,
omit,- and' sheep; 3 Russian carriages were oho laugh
id, and a considerable number of the inhabitants ef de

village.
We started on our return at half past one, helm el
firs to the villages, and destroyed 30 large ricks
We arrived In camp about hall past eight p.m.; no residue
was Waal by the enemy.—l have, Mb.
(Signed) W. li. TO/MIKAN,
Lieutenant Colonel, 12th Royal Loa
I Brigadier General Lord George Paget, Commanding
the Light Brigade, Eopatoria.

• Fint column, under the econmand of Molar 0001
Pacha :—Divisien of Turkish and Egyptian infanin, gal
with a battery of artillery; 1 brigade of Volta arebt,
with troop of horse artillery. Second colons, sac the
emanated of General of Division ?AI Failly :-1 lanced
Frisch engineers ; 9 battalions of French abate, I bot
Wiese of artillery. Third column, undo the crunaado
Genera of Division D'Allonville, Comasada in•Obir:A
bdiendsrof Tishah cavalry (Ali Fiche); divides efliwil
lesvalry, with its troop of hone artillery Rawl O.
lazy); kiwis of British cavalry, with its troop It WO
rtiliery (Brigadier• General Lord Georg* Psil•t).
t Under the orders of General of Fried, Ali "7,
Bashi Basluks, two regiments of Turkish WO,'"
French squadrons (Hassan), two English •146011
(Lenora).

THE LATE ADMIRAL BRUAT.
The French Minister of Marius has recoirieli„,
following despatch from the chief of the staff in.. 4/..
Mediterranean squadron :
Oa board the Yontoballo, at see, Nor. 98,
Admiral Bran died yesterday, the 19th of /40, st"
the afteraoes, frosaaa attack of chasm do iWI
M the sqvudrow Wing neslisat. M. Brost, liewsr.
6,04
We °rattly neon, 'who is the boner of thh
Fromm, is shoot to start for Paris.
All Pianos will shire oh, 311011111iAg of the sillsjiio
isms is Admiral Brost we of the man who hew
W owls has flag is diffsmat oaartom of dm wed.

THB ATTACH ON THE REDO.
In the address made by Captain Tone Asa 461,
dieter gives the ex mayor of Taraworth, the 1111!/:,
aortas, alluding to the attack on the Redo. 01.;
"Contrary to the scoonnt given by the COrrerPoodild'
no" Geserel Windham' went to Gene& Cedrisd
AO°
the impress purpose it requesting that not sa
'might be sent to the Radon, as sash was the dotisig"L"
of the seamy that It was imptasible for a was to liveli;;
The amnia gins by the Times' eonorimt.liok
M esetradisted, bat be (Comte Tonabon
dental facilities for knowing the truth o
his
owe tu.,
end mail podium abundant evidence ot its annolet•