The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-11 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

TSB WAS 11l ASIA.
TATTER PZOISNARII.
44flif; Pais Nowa of yeetfrd4reveaitig Contains the
following paiifolly intereetkig War heat Lam
bringing :ewe direct from the city to es late a date es
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Nov. 3 :
I risk these few lime although mot at all maths that they
will each you.
Towards tea o'clock this imam the asatheisy of thy
blockade was latorrapted by a thotheseat ow the part of the
Reesisae, followed by • 'mammoth This is what oe•
caned :

At the feet ef the Takeu•Table is • deserted village.
Twelve genies battalions, two regiments of snaky, sod
two artilhey batteries, searched apes this village with the
view of destriliag It is order to many my the wood whisk
the teamsters we ham here mums to be is great meat.
The espeditisa was samemeded by lloarevisff la perms.
The esomeat the marek sommealed we Mok ear meat-
*less as be reedy far anythieg that might mean
As somas the work of destructions sommeseed, ead we
boss= acquainted with the iatiatloa of the sassy, we
reamed epos him from the height of the main of the
Tekmas-Table. The &lag listed about as boar. The army,
met beim able to hold the village, was eblipd M retreat
presipitately, leaviag fifty dead mad weaseled imshiad him.
Ia retreatiag he fired the village, whisk was gradually
bunt.

Beheld all that has unwed that is now. It is mild
Bolin Bq is approsealag ; else that Ones Pasha will set
with effest.but we have no Wilda! partienlars. That whisk we
isad ' knew but too well is that all ear hcene an positively dead
of Imager, sad that our ma are beginning se suesnab to
the sane ate. I hops that this will soon be ever. Oar
ninon, ease pen we shall quinly forget thew
The Journal do Constardiroopk, of the 29th, says
that at that date Selina Pasha had probably arrived
at Kars with 12,000 toes and stores of provisions;
but other and later aments, fro. a different muse,
us to feu that this corps is usable to pus the
defiles held by the Residua, sad that a few patrols
only had reached the place.

The Continental journals publish the following
despatch:

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" MARSEILLES, Du. 10.
"The Baahi-Basoaka in English pay have onin-
=Eta ammo at Adrianople.

" Others have revoked on board the Tamed, with
the intention of deserting and returning to Smyrna,
bat were arrested by the brig-of-war L'Olivier, at
Smyrna. They resisted, and caused more deaths ;
many were wounded.*

THE CRIMEA.

The Irots-Zeitung publishes the following :
a ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 29.

a Sines the snow has been covered with s most of
Me, enormous trains of sleds, six miles long; have
entered the Crimea by Psnkop and the spit of Am-
bat, loaded with provisions and articles for the me
of the army."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

Crawl ova ow am

PARIS, MOJDLT EVINIXL

The following passage in at article in this even-
ing's Patna has been pointed oat tom mileposts:lt.
I subjoin a translation without ocanment, centering
that I do not at this moment feel sure that I under-
stud its bearing :
Is the disarosiss of Amble we MS only see a west-
dente step taken by that power with regard to Ramie, the
watt of Vonnadmiriug above all thiap that thelgoveranseat
M Bt. Petersburg should entertain no doubt of the simmity
of its intentions at the moment when the Coast Steekel-
berg, the Bossien military untied at the cant of Vienna,
is handing to the Cur the preposition' to whisk Poises
Gemehakoff mut necessarily have given a peelisainary ad-
hesive. These same propositions haws been ezamtned at
Paris and are (en lo g. 01104114 IZINSMIkIa)e atLondea. They
have been thoeght, it b said, acceptable es this side of the
Channel; why .should they not be eassidered so en the
other, sloes the interests are Mendes], and the action
is MEWL As to the tenor of these moped-
dens, we will not abeam theta, not desiring, like
the Morning Pool, to fall into errors of a nature to air
moat thiaminos by secondary objections, without the better
enlightening publie opiates. For the rest, all snartaiaty
will disappear very shortly. M. de thaebelberg Is *ipotesi
at Views from one moment to another.

Tan has been a heavy fall at the Bourse today.
The Rents declined 66c., closing at 641 r. 100. Credit
Mobilier fell 40fr. Railways were from 6fr. to 10fr.
lower.

Gold pieces to the saimmt of a million a day have
been for some time past coined by the Mint at
Btrasbonrg.
The

nye :—" It has been fele*
moseted that the effective of the French troops, who
mole winter in the Crimes, has been Mused. Tide
Is ma error. The soldiers returning from the Brat
W beim already replaced, and whole divisions were
en the road to Constantinople before the Imperial
Guard had quitted Sebastopol."
A project of a decree is before the Council of the
State, and is understood to be approved of foe en-
abling railway companies to ism tickets of sismance
against modest, to passengers, upon the system
practised on some lines in England.

The Constitutiottnel publish:, another long letter
from its correspondent at Vienne, dated the Bth.
The writer says :
The mission of Gemmel Camembert, If I ma *meetly
Informed, was of two priestly &Minot parts— ono having
free its object to obtain ea immediate diplanatio mike es
the pat of the ficandioavien States, end the ether, their
eventual cmoperation. This French govorswiset as,.,
thought of driving Sweden and Denmark into a declara-
tion of immediate war against Rota, at the veep
moment at which, on aesonst of the advasosd mace,
the campaign wee closed, both In the Battle and in the
Crimes. What the Western Powers were anzioos to
obtain hoes the ecandiaavisa States, at the premed moment,
le slimly defined in the spate& of the Emperor of the
French, on closing the U aimed Exhibition, mad Is farther
enplaned in the late decides of Comm Walowski.
The letter cow:dudes by declaring that the writer,
will endeavour, in another conmsualeation, w to define
the nature of the military cooperation which remains
formally obtained by the Western Powers, in case
Rusk should obstinately persist in allowing the
Mints? to pass over without signing poses."

• Taking all eirsatastaaass into cossidarathe it them to
M dettlitfal ithethas it is mouth ta say that tb•yroyesitisas
bath by this Has bath ersathad, or an at this asessat I.
thane of thauthatiat la Loads&

On the 27th ult. a greed review of all the troops
la wakes at Malta took play la ths prunes at the Doke
of Neweastle. The next day the Greet Britain entered awl

widowing sa baud two bananas", of Na hogio.aolso
soostostog 1,320 in.. Them were oho as bard
SD has of winter dodger sad 46 tow of swap otplineta
Tbe visis efe Dieppe MT that lb* globe of fire,
with a tail toossablintitat of a moot, whisk woo sows at
Leaden sad is Wow pare of &l ease • hw days ago, wool
oho posoehod is ibis part, going has tits oast Nora the
wait

Lettere frost Frankfort motion the thatk of Boron
Ameehel is Itetleehild, lb* oldest of the Ire broken •ie

eamelftslog th• mkt sisben of tlie badly. Mb «•-I.
1111, sad be was bold '

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