The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-25 00:00:00

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

DESPATCH FROM GENERAL PELISSIER.

The Nemirow of this day contains the following
despatch from General Pelimier, dated July 23,
11 p.m.:—

"The enemy -appears to have taken alarm last
night, and opened a very brisk tire on the right and
left of our lines of attack. Our batteries replied as
briskly, and with success.
u I bays good news from Yenikale. Everything
then is going on well, under the direction of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Osniont, who has taken measures to
prevent any disorder at Kertch."

RUSSIA.
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(vaox ova owx

WARSAW, MONDAY, JOLT 23.

An imperial okue prohibits Jews acquiring landed
property and settling henceforth in the provinces of
Tcberaigov and Paltowa.

The Admit
In its stead

Council of Poland is dissolved.
Toners for the interior and for

clerical and school affairs are to be appointed. They
will be immediately under the Ministry at Bt. Peters-
burg. During the continuance of the war political
misdemeanants are to be tried by courts-martial.

TRH ARAB

AT TRIPOLL

TRIPOLI, JULY 14.

The local authorities here have received news of
the troops sent against the rebels, headed by the Chief
Gourma, who had encountered the Turks and en-
gaged them in a battle, which it was said luted two
days.
The

of the Turkish army, which has
almost all fallen into the hands of the Arabs, is the
result of the action. Glaurma is now at the head of
fifteen thousand determised men, and fourteen
pieces of cannon taken from the Turks, and intends
laying siege to this city, which is without means of
defence.

JOLT 16.

The wreckof the Turkish army which has submitted
to the rebels arrived this day. The Turks are com-
pletely beaten, and their artillery, flags, provisions,
music, and military chests are taken, and scarcely a
man has escaped, except those who were not abso-
lutely engaged in action, and who have arrived here
in flight and disarmed. After this victory the artil-
lery take:. in the field of battle was employed against
the citadel, which surrendered ; the forme would
from thence be directed against Tripoli, which is
likely to surrender, there not being more than a
thousand soldiers to defend it.

Gourma, the Arab chief alluded to, represents the
nationality of the native Arab tribes, as opposed to
the existing government, which owes feudal homage
to the Sultan. On account of his peculiar opinions
he was held in Trebizonde for many years as a hos-
tage, but, escaping lately, was received with accla-
mations in his native land, where, taking advantage
of the death of the late Pacha of Tunis, he has raised
the standard of rebellion.

Her Majesty's steamer Inflexible is ordered to
Tripoli from Malta, no doubt to protect our subjects
there. The French steamer also returns.

AUSTRALIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CLIPPER SHIP REI
JACKET FROM MELBOURNE.
(BY KAONITIO TRLRORAPR.)
()lOM OUR OWN OORRWIPONDINT.)

LIVERPOOL, WIDNIIDAY.

This morning, at five o'clock, the Liverpool and
Australian Royal Mail-packet ship Red Jacket,
arrived off the Point Lianas, and is expected in the
river about 3 p.m. Her mail is to be despatched for
Ant delivery in London to-morrow.
She left Melbourne on the let May.

THE BALTIC FLEET.

("lOW Ora OWN

NARGEN, JULY 16.

I transmit a journal of
of the mail.

ces to the departure

--
July 9.—At 9 p.m. the Pelter finn-boat was ordered
to look to the N.E., the night being very hazy. At
12 she returned to the fleet with a RUMWILD boat and
two prisoners. On her way back she was chased by
one of the enemy's gun-boats, and had to cut the boat
in tow adrift, retaining the two men she had taken.
July 10.—Admiral Baines's squadron joined the
fleet: The Russians are bard at work increasing the
fortifications on the north side.

July 11.—The fleet has to-day been exercising,
shifting top-sail yards, making and furling sails, &c.
July 14.—At 4.30 a.m. the Euryalas took all the
mortar vessels in tow, and proceeded to Nargen,
and at 6.30 the whole fleet got uoder weigh. When
about six miles to the westward of Tolboukin light-
house, the Commander-in-Chief placed the fleet, with
the exception of Exmouth, Merlin, Vulture, and
Princess Alice, under the orders of Admiral Baines,
who parted company and anchored about flee miles
westward of Tolboukin. The Tourville and Auster-
litz, French screw line-of-battle ships, accompanied
Admiral Dundee to Nargen, where it is thought
operations will commence.
July 16.—The Nargen fleet has been this morning
strengthened by the arrival of the Duke of Welling-
ton, Exmouth, Vulture, and Merlin, and French line-
of-battle ships Austerlitz and Tourville. We now
maintain a very formidable aspect, and hope to be
able to give a good account of our attack on Revel.
July 16.—N0 news of any consequence. This has
been the dullest week we have spent since we first
entered the Baltic. Admiral Seymour, lam happy
to say, has quite recovered, and is now doing duty.
The Geyser arrived this morning with mails from
Daotzic, which we all look anxiously forward to; and
in the afternoon the Cornwallis steamed out to recon-
noitre and try her engines. The inspector of ma-
chinery, Mr. Ward, has gone in her.
July 17.—The Cornwallis has this morning re-
turned, and is much improved. It is not yet known
whether the Geyser or Vulture takes the mails; but
the general opinion is that the Vulture, being a
heavier and more effective vessel than the Geyser,
will remain with the admiral, in case of a bombard-
ment, which every one expects will shortly take
place.

GutzzAL SliesoN.—The .Toursid di Consicusti-
Nei* gives currency to the rumour, as one prevalent in
reap, that General Simpson hes expressed his wish to nsiga
the chief command of the British army fa the Crimea.

Our Woolwich correspondent Writes that it ia Cur-
rently reported in that garrison that the fourteen battalions
of artillery are shortly to receive an addition of two nom-
ponies each, making tan companies for every battalion.
TE,TPOLL—MALTA, JULY 18.—The Turk, were
amen la an ambuscade; of the Arabs immune distance from
Tripoli; while on the march to gain the molt. The Bashi
&Dna., 7+he soonsepoutiod the Turkish form, instantly
tamed, eel Joined the Arabs. The Turks being thus be
„Hip two gm, turned and raw, leaving sin gone In the
hind, of the iseurgeate thehe Turkish forme are now In-
vested by the .trabe in own of Tripoli ; they know not
their teem exactly, es stragglers an 001111tatiti, Wain in.
Thep have applied for unman to tin admiral here, hathis eses coI inn, having not even a gunboat at his
diepend. Wend lisrnma, who Is hen on his way to
hawk& the vein. immediate 'y changed his
!1/1 rim% ea
figs eveigicx to his pint. The irate have
bm. led sie suaghe lunch from the fellers of the
mils. a, kws bus sem, ossir hones and settle at a
very low rale ; added le which, WY has hems envenomed
to pay antra Issue to the Tuidelt VTenaillent• They are,
dinkier, ea ill-mad paps.