The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1865.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

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whim alike, sad it has beasts the subjest of diverse iaterpre.
bagels; Do bean, bestovet, bin sae, sad the ',Wad Metes
OmM mistake seattimate which it is 0460 607 Um. "17.
*monied. . . ,
The Impair has mid that he daubed • prompt sad
durable poses. F have sot to dwell *pea this deglutition—
it explains itself, sad seeds ao camateatery.
la addreselag geatrel States. it win to favits them to
'offer wishes is this *mei with his, his Imperial Majeitty
bee pima sassiest *Muses M the villa whisk he attaches
Y Oak opiates, sad of the pert which he assipse to their
Gil is is Alm i miwahl of .nab.. fil•sh, imi feet, km
bnil . is '111.111157 it . Maids( their potties hem the
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.ecellet whisk Melded
hostilities: ' The Emperor has always Sheep' that if
they had this wee foul* Weed their °plasm
1 app. die ialdset la dispule, they wild have exercised a
spit:gam*. upon the detersiamieas of the Power that
thp war. ,Their pedant lee uadurgewe se shame
lathe eyes of his Impirial Majesty. sad; they pm tat 0.7.
by $ Ira sad dmMadtattitpde, ,00411 the dercortemast et •
afgfeembiphola hie mavlstioa, they might have prevented.
Jbliwiph this *tight that the !swarm =vast' them to
Wily maps known their disposition towards the WWI
i met /*Vex's. GS, ty rot pr mien ve their opinion is the
sad, of the respective feria. Mb Wed.. le well sail"
06111 sail us wstmly remised by so audience mammal
afpprmeatatime of all lotions, is is troth but a solemn 1
t,Mmasie paid to fits importaum mad the idiom of the role
cliejilvW opcs antral, la the maul adds.
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ICRIPT AI,HItY4BED BY THE CZAR TO
, gRtrics,.OOI4CHABOFF.

The EmperUe „of , Ramis has, Worst . to Prises
Ciortehakelf 'the followlotresoripe, tlattd eiraphero+
pol, Nov: 12 : . • • •
I • During iarl4lo3l-4.1216 *AMY ;
hate resimiloriorith pearlier satisfaction that
timr:segier he. ;preserved her rat Itvi and 'ma.
tritaNigt igi bill* 4 uktimpitawsubows whisk
he boo undergo". Are. lb! gelptoes AO Sebas-
topol, and, • xecreevere Alit. Uri% in d 44,
eirtablato-044: the • bask the
good "%esiolitYM of alr areeT—hse %WV utai4
tubed. ilia aiosiliaCeOoditisa et thearicy testiflea
to the solicitude and hidefatigable exertions by which
alone you hate attained such an end, and that, too,
in a moment when all your activity, all 'your thonghts,l;
must We' keen directed to oombatting an enemy
who is powerful, brave, and speeieg of no Morilke.
Seeing the situation which amass has created at Se-
bastopol, falling beck before the enemy dap by step,;
and guided by the wise motives by which an ups.:
riineed ooutiaander'ainet be influenced, you have left
the enemy but rain. daily bought at, Oa,. rice , pf
the blood whit& has loses shed. - }Whig withdraw.;
the troops blot lay oplettlat lido unknown, you
are again ready to meet Ike foe and to fight him,
with the courakeyeikiiii ileraifelisplayed in lead-,
lag yeerrigianti re 'ate field. In rendering full;
justice to Your'llgnil' services, ilia agreeable ti me,
after having persoaally expressed them to you, to
renew here my sincere acknowledgments. I pray
you, Prince, to believe in my invariable good will in
your regard. " Tows, sincerely attached,
"ALEXANDZE.w

Y IN THE CRIMEA.
0 SPECIAL COEVEDENT.).
CAMP, SZBAIIT 19.
The ghat IsPosion which occurred
ill has bailie fruitful subject of
=mi. Thin is very little to add,
information which I forwarded you .
The damage done by the mere ooncesaion, irreepactive
of the injuries boo shells and shot, eihibited in the
upsiltir aloe! ehathire4 iod disested4 end of tot-
tering walls in stone buildings recently erected, makes
appear very feasibly the longitude of the escape
grope r now been re,
moved "4 144a:4004..i1t ..Xhriexe diebetibert brine
dividend intevessltel walks magazines. There our
he so hero is Ilkilliksing Sig the whole of thist
PliPowdov went MOM is the spacious stare
windmill 'near 'reef ?' legging to Wort.
mans. The dose sac. jppft of the no( were
forced in by .10 :OW sofillosb:ts the Nexell
siege Wein depot, and se aloe true it to the fire, oat.
of whisk sheliiand incendiary lockets were eon-
, dandy. springtag, that the very highest prickle is dee
to the= who exerted theniselves in *opining ettd,
guarding it.frien the'Oontaet Of the linked paten
which wise saittend in ell .direetioas... Brigolier-
General Van likreabensie, commanding the first bri,'
gads.o< the Light Dibbion, is atestiogid as having.
displayed'griett *mince of mind' `and being 'very.
active in • dhiffing the media of, tits work.
Eighty hits It gunpowder ire . Saki, to have
been . stored the winctoill, at • the don
of the fire. Being a capacious. and
gelidly teemilbelleil. els= bsilaing, and, When.
Ant unglolid "ILeW& e,, in 'it ooh every,
isolated of the +nap,. ,eft gnu le,avispi
loges as aciePot foe gunpowder j foe some time peat')
however, it has been closely surrounded on allaidts
by camps. A Ozone peed has always been placed
upon it, of icon!. ' After tisk explosion of the gulp:,
powder in the Freitag depot, the chief
dagger arose Scout the incendiary.; rockets,
of . which 'the. Yrs,* bad, a store in the
perk. These were ignited iesediately, attain
em'elpiggion of gettprider, acid to them is attrU.
tilted Abe eitrytepid . add Ilene' spreading of the
genies' along the guuouriages, and otlist
igires in the siege train depot.. The powerful and
distantgremot Ilithaghittrostov.t, and destructive
. these lafe4ly
*vented mingles' were often 11060.1 Whig 'the • pro,
olsoett,
me
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The *ll
"wo,
kial 'his like on the oneasion.Wat Deputy-bad*
est-Cootaiseary ,G., • TOW. . His body was Ana
charred that his tomtit/ was only' established by
a ring which tismaged iq des of his- hands. Bobo
brass spars, whibt it 'no'6lo,l'4l .he had bees
wenying, were round near skit peeps... Re ibmi bees
a aPaai TaaPastidili Wan-eonimissiolled AM; in the
Artillery, and wen phonated last pact* the . polities
he held at thie dale M his death. • gentseept Daii6
son, Royal Attiffery?Who was reported to ban toil'
very dasproisly wouldsr); ielgoing on. :favourably,'
As maned Aunpitition of one.loot. Through
having some to. the Crimea( very moonily oboe
the fall of Sebastopol, land • brie g a very young
Milos!, his Indy* and proemial of Obd at the fide
an highly stiolcan of.. He, and a. sergeant of the
Rifle Brigade won earryieg away a bo containing
rombnetibleu when a shell tell and beret near them.
The sergeant web killed t Lieutenant Dews= 'soaped
with the seven injury to his foot which led to its
removal. The other officer of it rallary wounded,
Lieutenant Roberts, is severely burned, anthem', re-
ceived othee *juries. Olin of. two accidents have
scoured sine the catastrophe ai . the lith; from the
casual bursting of .thelle, is each ow, I believe,
through eareLmsamm .As epos chi leaded Bulks
gad Irani shells remained =littered about • the
neighbourhood bf the ground where heaps of rubbish
were still .smouldering, In order to obviate the risks
which their removal would occasion, orders were gives
to levee thesauri/ by Wawa earth safileient to swell
all danger on their gement.
The most important events which havil
sines the lilt mail hnie been certain Penning'
changes is the higher commando, and some newer-
raegeintuts in the transaction of the beauties It. the
army. Them are notified in the general oedsti.
The Chief of the Staff is to be no longer the nominal
functionary hp has hitherto been ; he will be the
responsible head, as in. the Frieda genies, of ile
two gnat departments of the •Adjutant-General end
Quartenstester-General. In addition to dis great
advantages of direct control, and, as regards the!
public service, of distinct reePanaibility, this arrange-
ment will affords very great relief to the Commander
of the Items in supervising and deciding on matters
of detail connected with the two departments re-
ferred to.

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The weather, although threatening more rain and
more told, has continued dry and favourable for the
progress of the .public works and winter prepara-
tions until thisevening, Nov. 19. Rain is now foll-
ies, but the temperature is comparatively mild. The
enemy hag availed himself of the continued dry
weather in adding to the earthworks and fortifica-
tions on the north, side. The mutual fire across the
roadstead is actively sustained.
The following sucesestal operation has been an-
110ineed to the troops:
Reod-qoarties, Sebastopol, Nov. 19.
The CollthanieT of the Forces has great pleasure In
informing the army, that the flotilla of'gunboats in the Sem
of Moil' be. succeeded in destroying al: rows of corn sticks,
two miles long, near Obeisk, on that sea. The enemy had
oolleeted ebb store to take across the toe in the winter. The
demure of them was attempted by about 3,000 Russian
troops, which, however, were kept at a distance by the sno-
b:Ma, whilst the exertions of the Royal 'navy, with rockets
and carouses, destroyed the ricks by Are.

(FROM OUB, OWN CORBEEIPONDINT.y
CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 19.
The long expected brevet cams out by the last
mail, and in the absence of every other topic of
local noise, has now teen for two days the principal
LI subjeot matter WI conversation throughout the camp.
On the whole, the verdict given upon it is one of
pproval, and Lord Panmure is considered to _ _

istributed his promotions with as fair a hand as
could have been expected from • minister who wee
neemearily so nub guided by the depateceeson-
medstiose cif the varies divisive! and other gobs-
eels, on whose impartiality, or caprice, u the awe
might be, the deserving were dependent
,for being
brought to his lordship's node.
Gina last week two additional locomotives (old
cue) have been landed at Balaklava and placed upon
the railway ; the little " Alliance" has already began
to run on the line, and, as she puffs and screeches
along at the rate of sight or ten miles au hour, with
her cumbrous tail of some half-dosen heavily-laden
trucks, intense is the gaping woodsman. end multi-
tudteous are the mashailaks ! of easy a crowd
of Tartars, Croats, Begs:lane, pare-blooded
Tacks, Araby, Hindoos, and heaven knows
what tithe nationalities besides, whom heavy
wages and eight work have attracted to
this Crimean Babel. The wire rope so long used by
the statiamary engine to pull the waggons up the in-
; elite nest Kadikei, has been :ceased, and dentin
Medea et the lime will, it is,baped in done by the

motion, and most

immediately oon-

length in course of
construction do they

windowed, floored, and well
ventilated, they can hardly tail to afford great com-
fort through the winter to the troops who are receiv-
ing them, and will certainly be a great admirals:
this respect um the old single-sheeted greeters-
therto in ass.- I have not been able to lean"
many of thiseruni buildings hare reached
bat from the cumbers which ore to be seen *dee*
beolllbt 111411°Th daily coarse Of Utak to the **Pit
!hex appear to be considerable. They should; hew:,
ever, have been there a month sgo; for had
season: been of its lineal severity at this period;
of the year instead of our Whig the
ontbOut24;sudeliide, **which' oar works itir
beim; copied thronigh, neither the ground belerirleirl
the Heavens above would have permitted of 'mull
rieref-dOotliekitY. 'As las,lrOvrever, climatic
teas has bead wonderfully favourable, and through.,
oat every part of the oamp advantage has been takes.
of bar caprice to make everything " snug " ardent:
the change when it comes—es it it now soon mast
The project el a theatre, too, is on the tapir ; the
"propertiorn-to be purchased 'ateonstantinople;iturO
their cost, with that also of .1% special hut, to be defrayed
by a general subscription amongst the efiloers ofellihe
Ave aviators. Altogether, there will be realer.
birdsbips in the world than we expoct to suffer from'
daring the coming three months of this same
Crimean whiter. • Well fed, well clothed, and
warmly housed, our pleyrifire is not likely to go
down in meoodition ;" "ad *hew the dry winds of
Meech again begin to blow, we shall be able to render'
Bagland and all Europe a parfeetly-satisfietori
areatuit of any body of Muscovites whom Prince:
• hardihood maleheriii to -Hive within
. -

CRIMEA. Tee miow upon the rails. It this can he
mplished gbin to our transport campwards
i , and the scores of heavy animals
itherto emp on J. lice solely will be available
Eler:ll:oNvT.
19.
red on Tbumilay the branch bo it.brough the various divisons,
d other partsofe' camp not immediately con-
hetn: t emoted with way.
h waver,, The new Lowestoft huts are at length in course of
on the Nth*
- • _.!__ erection. and most excellent in construction do they