The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-12 00:00:00

MANCHESTER, TVZSDAY.

The Town•hell, the Exchange, and hundreds of I
private berildlep hoisted Sage, and some of the church
belle , gave forth merry peals. This being the grant
market day of the week, when the country manufac-
turers, or manufacturers and spinners from the towns of
Ashton, Bolton, Blackburn, Bury, Baroley, Clithero, Char-
ley, Middleton, Oldham, Rochdale, and neighbourhoods,
come I. this, the metropolitan centre of busicess, to sell their
goods, the Ezchange became a buss of ezoitement from an
rad, hour, where the probable results of the great victory
were discarded with merchants of all degrees and many
coantriee—English, Irish, Scotch, Americus, German,
French, Italian, Greek, Jew, and Armenian. In fact, the
neve seems to have sheathed attention in all circles, and
unapt all classes, and the moat cordial greetings have
been heard on all sides throughout the day.

LEEDS, TUESDAY.

it of the fall of Sebastopol last

evening produced the liveliest sensation in Leeds. At the
news room of the Commerci►l Buildings it was remised
with three most hearty cheers, and g 1 joy was 'queued
throughout the town. The bells of the parbh church rang
• merry peal nearly all night.

BIRMINGIIIiaI, TUMIDLY Rymer°.
It was oven o'clock last evening when the news
of the capture of Sebastopol wee generally kaolin here
presently afterwards the streets were thronged, and there
well the most incited manifeetatiou of public delight. At
Stoarbridge and some other of the district towns the belle
were ringing long alter midnight; bat, curiously enough,
not a bell rung out here. The meet stirring manifestation
of delight at Russia's defeat being at a public meeting at
the Town-hall, when Lord Herdwicke read the despatch,
and the maim* gladly sing the National Anthem.

Mott, dm 'tidies muter of the North Western Railway,
who immediately coaveyed the ;detains; Wallis/nes to Me
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and liayor. Soon aim 'Dallied Ulm

wars no leas this si: beams illuminating the city in diffe-
rent parts, the chief attraction Wing that on Carta:, which
was well supplied with tar barrels, casks, crates, he., by the
trauma residing aear the spot, and which his suer
bees so brilliaotly lit up Mace tbs bill of Pains and Pinaltias
against Queen Caroline was thrown cat of the Home of
Lords. It is expected that bonfires and fireworks will be
plentiful again to night in the straits of Onford.

EXETER, TUTADAT.

The news of the capture of Sebastopol arrived in
this city last evening, at about hall-put Nis o'clock. It was
immediately conveyed to the Mayor (Kr. John Dew) who
lost no time in waking it as public as possible.
The Guildball was illuminated, the Cathedral belle rang,
the band of the Pint Dragoon Guards at the, Mayor's re-
quest paraded the streets, and thousands of citizens fol-
lowed in procession, cheering enthusiastically. Notwith-

standing that the news did not arrive until late in the
evening, some houses were illuminated, end Begs were die
played in various parts of the city.
To-day (Teesday) the city is greatly excited, and •
general illumination is not unlikely to take place in the
evening.

• PORTSMOUTH, TUIIDAY.

This morning, as his Imperial Highness Primes
Napoleon was leaving Portessoutb, the ships in port fired a
mint' of honour for the victory of the allies at Sebastopol.
Several of the tradesmen's shops in High•strest, do
mingle tonight in honour of the great event. The news
has crested the greatest excitement and gratification among
all claws in this borough.