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

WOOLWICH.

As soon u the official information reached Wool-
wich this morniog, a salute of 62 guns was fired, end the flags
were hoisted. The greatest enthusiasm and excitement
prevail through t►e town.

BRIGHTON, TUESDAY.

The news received yesterday of the capture of the
Malakhoff, and in the evening of the fall of Sebsalopol,
diffused universal satisfaction and joy among all ranks, sod
the belts of the parish church—St. Nicholas—poured forth
a triumphant pail. No other subject was spoken of.
Everywhere congratulations were going on on account of
the glorious success of the allied amain.—Brighton
Examiner.

LEWES, TUESDAY)
The glorious intelligence of the capture of Sebas-
topol arrived in Lewes by electric telegraph last evening
about siz o'clock, and was subsequently confirmed by the
arrival of the train. The news was received with every
demonstration of joy. A bonfire was speedily lit
I tar barrels were then committed to the flames,
which tees to a great height and quits illuminated that
portion of t, e town. The streets around were filled with
people, who at intervals cheered lustily.

READING, TUESDAY.
About six o'clock last evening the news of the fall
of Sebastopol reached this town by telegraph, from the
Secretary-at-War, to the Mayor. A feeli•g of universal jey
has been evinced at the confirmation of last evening's re-
port of this victory. There will be fireworks and illumi-
nations to-night, in honour of t►is glorious event.

DEPTFORD.

The news of the capture of Sebastopol readied this
place as early ss 6 o'clock at night, end the greatest rouble
joy pervaded the entire town. At the Trial ty House the Admi-
ralty flag was at oars hoisted; the Union Jack and the Ad-
miralty flag being also hoisted in the dockyard. The
ancient church of St. Paul also hoisted the Union Jack, and
the bells from the steeples of that and the distsiet thatches
rang merry psalm.

GREENWICH.
Immediately on receipt of the official information
the royal standard was hoisted at the Royal Hospital and
the Union Jack at the Naval School, sad at a late hoar at
night a Eland and spontaneous display of fireworks, is
celebration of the glorious event, took place on Blackheath ;
the belle from the steeples of every church in the district
ringing joyous peals. A general illumination is expected.

The proprietor of the Royal Surrey Zoological
Gardens having informed the public, in a portentous
poster, that " all that was left " of Sebastopol was to be
seen at that popular place of amusement, the gardens were
filled with a dense and szedted crowd from an early hour is
the evening. Eatrsordinary efforts have been made to ex.
hibit, with more than usual eels!, the spectacle to which
the late important news gives a happy reality. The gar-
dens were beautifully illuminated throughout their entire
cutest with variegated lamp, tastefully arranged in appro-
priate devices. The bombardment was more than usually
terrific, and terminated with a blase of coloured fires, and
the cheers of the immense company sampled. Several
times in the course of the evening the state of the public
feeling was evinced in the most unmistakeable manner.