The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-03 00:00:00

DESPATCH FROM ADMIRAL LYONS.

THE NAVAL BRIGADE.
WWII LAST MIGHT'S GAZSTTL)
Admiralty, Oct. 1, 1&55.
A despatch, of which the following is a copy, has
been received from Rear-Admiral Bic Edmund Lyons,
Bart., G.C.8., Commander-in-Chief of her Majesty's
ships and vessels in the Mediterranean and Black
Bea:

Royal Albert, off Sebastopol,
September 18, 1833.
Sir,—l have the honour to enclose, for the infor-
mation of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty,
a printed copy of a 0 1 Order which has been
issued to the army on the re embarkation of the
Royal Naval Brigade.—l am, &c.,
YONS,

ED. L
Rear-Admiral and (
The Secretary of the Admiralty.

OINBILLL ORDER._

ii;atiiiiisrier;,Febutopol, Sept. 17.
The service for which the Navel Brigade was at-
tached to this army having been completed by the
fall of Sebsstopol, the force has been ordered to re-
join the fleet.
The commander of the forces heartily thanks the
officers, petty officer., and seamen, for the very effi-
cient services they have rendered in the batteries,
and on all occasions when their aid against the enemy
was required; and he has to notice the patience and
courage with which, side by side with the soldiers of
this army, they have endured the dangers and hard-
ships of nearly a year's duty in the trenches.
Geaeral Simpson cordially acknowledge. the obli-
gations he is under to Rear-Admiral Sir Stephen
Lushington, K.C.8., who so ably commanded the
brigade, from its formation until his removal by pro-
motion to a higher rank, and to Captain Honourable
IL Keppel, R.N., who succeeded him, and retained
the command until the cosolusioaof this ever-memo-

ruble siege. By order,
(Signed) H. W. BARNARD,
Chief of the Staff.

DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SIMPSON.

(711011 LAST NIGHT'S OAZITTI.)

War Department, Oct. 2, 1855.
Lord Panmare has this day received a despatch
and its enclosures, of which the following are copies,
addreased to his lordship by General Simpson :

Sebastopol, Sept. 18, 1845.

. .
My Lord,—l Lave much satisfaction in laying before your
lordship the accompanying oopy of a letter I have received
from Marshal Palmier, bearing testimony to the serftes
of Major• General Roes and Lieutenant-Colotel the Hon.
St. George Foley, who are attached to the head-quarters
of the French army, and I beg to recommend these oMeers
most favourably to your lordship's notice.
I avail myself of this opportunity to bring before you
the name of Lieutenant:Colonel d'Etat-Mejnr de Suslesu,
who succeeded the late Lieutenant-Colonel Vioost my head-
quarters. He is unremitting is his attention, and performs
all the duties I have required of him with a seal, intelli
genes, and cheerfulness that merit my warmest thanks.

I hays, &a,

(Signed) Janie Summon, General Commanding.
The Lord Penman, de. de.

Qsartier Genii al, le 14 &planar'.
Monsieur le General is Cbef.—J'al pos.6 Was moment
o 6 Sebastopol remit de tomber sous lee coops des armies
adieu. it emit demon devoir de signaler it mon Rosetta,-
meat les excellent@ enclose quo n ont wise de rendre les
orEciers Anglais qui sort attest:es a mon quartile general,
oomme oommissairee de S. at la Heine.

La lettre, dont la cop!' est ci.jeiote' coos perimeters
d'apppicier dans goals termes j'ai ens deceit fairs Bette
demi:chi qai, je lespere, atteindra le but quo je me pro.
peso, si coos coulee bieo cutout, jouldr• yes etwte an:
Wens, pour fairs obtenir ices des: Alden, les remiss (muses
dent ill lout dines l teas igards.—Vesilles girder, 3%.
(Binot) Le )(ceche! A PILISSIER.
3. B. Le Gisenl en Chef de l'Anak Azsglase.

Au Quartier Genital, le 12 Beptentbre.
Monsieur le Markbal,—J'ai dell es I'oecuiou sisal qua
=es predecesesurs di retsourie a votre bienveillsote inter-
Teuton pour fair* resoortlr &vine, du gouvernsment Bei-
tannique, lee services incessants fort utiles qua n'out
used de rendre doings Is commencement de tette game,
MM le Major Nun' Hugh Rise it le Lieutenant-Colonel
8. Georges Foley, toss dean Commissaires de S. M. la Reins
filmic du Quietist General Francais.
Dans las journeys des 7etlB .1 sin du 16 Ache, et sous.
mint, le 8 eleotasbre, dem: (deers se soot multiplies
pour 4siuunlr OS communication verbal* et constant* les
des: armies • et dons as but, ils out summit I retsplis les
missions les Plus

It s's pu betas do din In comment its to tont soquittds
do cm divan militant, co sink auperdu.
La prised* dauttopoi at ice eireonstance trop Cosner,
post quo is no nut pas nos do commas, de fair. parvsnir
as gostversomost l'exprestioa do RIM cosine
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l'aa et Vasty', lee raotapeasee gulls oat el dignealeot
addles'.

Je sepsis done ridrirodeux, Monsieur le Madeira', quo
veils veralualea bleu dormer 1 tette lle di:aerobe de
=snort, la waits qua eons mires la plus stile sue istdreta
de eta deux Madero. Veailie■ eerier, Re.,
(Mead) Iw Marenhal
S. B. le Maliebui. Misdates de la Guerrel

ML WALLET AND THIS PAROCHIAL AUTHORITIZII
07 Br. PASCRAS.—lfostorday, at a summons meeting of
tbo parooltial authorities of St. Name, held is the vitetry-
hall, Kisses road, Casides•towll. Mr. B Wright is the
'hair, Mr. Birobseere, the relieving' overseer, premised a
report, prepared by orders( the beard, as the nWect of as
inquest which wee meeisial es the 18th Sepsestbar oa the
body of as illegitimate WU wasted Edward Jobana. whoa,
although a verdict of natural death woe isimplitd, the
wean, Kr. Watley, bad attributed wan a row Maur
Hoe oa the part of the parochial authorities. This
baying teas reed, Me meeting, after some diteaetya
atnuthoomly adopted the following:—'" That is theetphiesi
of this board the esedset of Thome Watley, Eaq., sa
'tomer for Middles's. diaries the inquire foto the eaves of
the death of Edward Johnson. as ill,eqttelate child, was
nu 'Hog for sad highly reprebessible.' This, said Mr.
litoektos, was the wildest way in wbkh they amid ezpreee
to Kr. Watley the iniguanta they felt at his unjastillahle
stunk soon the ahem:Wen of basest and iamb' pious, am
The Jamaica wag session the death, on the 31d
di.. L. Loirsa of Montego Bay, en of the hero
maid 4.. 64.4 41 11g.,wises through wine exerting
Jumbo wee hued &sea Ohs oma of slavery. Mr. Lewis
wss y none pen a *lmo of use Pow, tad Inently was
applies/ aperrtery of they Jana or &Weds Bask, sad
=of mike for that district. He wee a dltdrut from
le Conduit,.