The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-02 00:00:00

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CRIMEA.

The following bee been received from Vienne,
by our =respondent at Hamburg, under date Sept.
29:

• " There is no truth in the report that the bombard-
ment of the north aide of Sebastopol had commenced.
Nothing more has taken place than the exchange of
is few shots between the Russian batteries in the
Dutch Bay and the French Lunette in the Lel Bay.
The diseases hers is shoat 1.900 yards, whilst be-
tween Fort Nichols, and Fort Constantine it in-
creases to a mils and a quarter; so that the effect of a
cannonade cannot be very great. Preparations were
being made on board the ships of the Allies for
moving

_to Odessa. Orders were particularly given
to the gunboats to get ready for sus.
" The French troops shipped round to Eupatoria
from Kamiesch Bay, consist of the first army corps
under General de Sallee, four divisions of infantry,
and two brigades of cavalry. General de Sallee was
very urgent in demanding of Marshal Pelissier the
counnand of the expedition, in order to have an
opportunity of retrieving the honour of the corps
and making good the lass sustained by the repulse
from the centre bastion.
"From the Ist of October the whole of the Turk-
ish troops in the Crimea will be in the pay of
England, and be plead under the connnand of Gene-
ral Simpson, as will the Anglo-Turkish Legion
under General Vivian. The offlinrs of this corps,
before embarking, were presented to the Sultan.

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"Information has been waived here that Prince
Gortehakoff has coaoentrated a large form at and
aroaad Birapheropol."

The Vienna correspondent of the Independence
Beige, writing on the 27th September, say., "it is
stated from Varna that the Russian corps d'arnses,
which occupies Odessa, consists only of troops rrelite,
that the feeds en muses concentrated at Nioolaieff,
and that the Russian cavalry at Perekop and Simphe-
ropol numbers 32.000 Wen.'
Iw Nerd, the Russian journal at Brussels, says
that Prince Gortekskoff will be very well able to
defend the northern forts of Sebastopol. should they
be attacked, but that "whenever he shall judge that
the time has come when it will be preferable to trans-
fer to another point the troops which he commands
he will not trouble himself about the cries of triumph
to which his strategic movements may excite his
enemies."

In a similar manner the Sr rar.-Zeitung, the single
pro•Bmsian journal of Berlin, noticing the proba-
bility of operations from Enpatoria, prepares its
readers to expect an abandonment of the northern
forts, in the event of _Prince Gortohakoff being com-
pelled to act in the interior of the peninsula. The
motive. of oeitires, would be to "improve his position."
We find it stated in Berlin papers of Sunday that
the firing against the north side of Sebastopol was
eommeseed on the 19th, from Fort Nichols' and the
Woronsoff-road. The first mention made of this fire
by Primo Gortchakoff in hie despatches was. as far
as we are aware, on the Bath, when he spoke of it as'
continuing unchanged.
If we may credit the Vienna Avisden-Blatt, Prince
Gortchakoff hes recalled General Wranprs corps
from Arabat, and is caseentrating troops at Baktohi•
Surat and Simpheropol.
We learn by means of the telegraph that the
statement that " the Russians are in full retreat"
wee published yesterday at Vienaa, but did not
attract mach attention.

THE BALTIC FLEET.

HAMBURG, Bm. 30.
I Le Laboriaux arrived

The Frew&

yesterday morning at Co:haven from Rochefort, and
in the shwa= prooesded to sea in company with
the stessmeorvette:La Marne, the latter towing the
Prima gunboat La Bake. Their destination is
Cherbourg.

TIN Piedisosstus Gas& of the 28th albumenise'
that the Moir of Sardinia is rapidly reooveriog.

The Minister of War at Turin lies Loa sit order
directing that every regiment 'hall keep 96 soldiers,
6 corporals, 3 sergeants, a lieutenant, and a sub-
lieutenant reedy to be seat to the mat of war. This
new contingent is to replace the soldiers that are to
return home on secoaat of ill-health.

The Anemia of Turin, the organ of the elerteal
party, having mentioned a malicious tut= about a

timid to have seise' n between Mar..

shal Palmier and General de La Marmots, in maw
Trams of which the attack ou the Flagstaff battery
by the Sardinians had not taken photo, the Pied.
monism Gamtts costradicts thaw ramoare, appealing
to the Alai despatches already published to show
their utter absurdity.
1
General deb Marmots's account of the Soil at-
tack an Ilatestepol is given in the Piedmontese
Gan& of the 27th. It gives precisely the same

enemas foe the son-perticiPition of the itedwoete

u had been given by the French Marshal, in his
despata pablished I. London on Thursday Jut.
Owing to the ;outpatient, by the French General, of
the attack on the Flagstaff Battery, the contingency
apes which the Sardiniaa brigade was to act did
ant arias. The Osseral's words are :—N The lateness
of the hoar prevented the assault (on the Central
Bastion) being renewed with fresh troops, and then
was also coustermseded the order to attack the Flag-
staff Battery, to which the Brigade Cialdial of our
troops was to have prooseded—an attack which had
hums isapossible. I aim, however, the opportanity
of testifying to your Excellency the confidenos with
which the Boyal troops. awaited the order of attaskt

The names of the Piedmontw officers wounded in
the trenches oft the Bth are—Major Gowen, Captain
Nola, Liesteseet Galli, Sub-Lieetenant Coppier,
Bnb-Lleutentet Cobb°.