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

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(Isom ors owl" oozamposaiom)
PAM, TIIZSDAT Evastive.

I have received from a good private scums 101110
interesting intelligence regarding the remnt state
of things in the Crimea. It will have been remarked 1
that Gas of General Pander's dertiatibes. while 1
stating that Priem Gortchakoff had asked for an
armistice to bury his dead left behind near Fort St.
Peal, does not say whether or not he had weeded to
the request. It is certain that the French General
felt it his duty to refuse, and I believe his very
roper answer was, that he would bury the
Itamian dead himself, sad wield take the same
are of their woended as he did of his
owe. Gomel Pelimier his, I sederstand, te-
legraphed tar instructions in ease Prises f3ortehakoff
should oder to capitulate, an event whisk he thinks
immodesty probable, seeing that the Itemise army
k believed to have but fifteen days' provisions, and to
be very short of ammunition. An answer worthy of
the Allied powers has been sent by the Emperor to
his General, and this I am told is the suhsteace of it :
" Our conditions are that the Rassians mut surrender
at dimoretim, lay down their arse, and give up to
the Allies all the fortified places in the Crimea, in-
eludieg Odom, with all the munitions of war con-
tallied in them, and without any damage being pre-
viously done to either to the towns or the fortifica-
tions.•

Amending to my private information the return@ of
neenaltiee in the late gloriosa events reoeivod by go-
vernment iodide the following names of general
Wars—Killed : GeneralsVerdstandßivet.Wounded:
General Bouquet, slightly; General Bourbaki, seri-
ously; General higlinet, seriously; and General
Troche, severely, the calf of his kg being takes off.
There is a doubt whether General iflikhoa received
a wooed or not.

Yon will of course expect to hear that after the
brilliant anoseasse that we have obtained the "sym-
pathy " of Germany with the Western moss will in-
crease in intensity, and it will seem to
you quits natural that the Austrian ambeesado
should have twagratulated the Emperor on the taking
of Sebastopol, which he has dose to-day. Bat you
may perhaps be surprisedibto learn that among the
brilliant illuminations of last night, woe were more
resplendent than those at the hotel of the Prussian
Embassy in the Rae de Lille. As a commentary oa
the value of blase of light, I will madam in this
place a piece of news which reaches me this evening,
namely, that the Russian loan now negotiating at
Amsterdam is guaranteed by Prune and Saxony.
At halt past tire last evening, a salute of 101
guns was fired from the Invades in honour of the
great success. When night fell, a great number of
private houses in Perks were illuminated, as well as
the principal theatre. The streets were thronged
to a late hoar, and the whole appearance of the sap-
ital was that which is seen on the evening of some
great fete. This morning, at 7 o'clock, another salute
of 101 guns was fired. _ _

At the Bourse, although the Rents opened with
much Brume, the rise was not great as might have
been expected, after the despatches of Generals
Emma, La Marmon, and Admiral Brest, which,
interpreting what we. vague in General Fellatio°s
amounts, leave no doubt of the great fact that Sebas-
topol is taken. The Threes, after opening at 67fr.
80c., beams very weak, fell to 671 r. 26a, and (reco-
veriog slightly) closed at 67fr. 40e., with a rise of
bat 10c. Credit Mobiker fell 40fr. There was no
change io the Austrian railways, and bat little in the
French, which were, however, heavy at the close of

I am informed that Bellemare, the man who fired
on the court carriage at the Italian theatre on Satur-
day, has been sent to the lunatic uylam at Sleeve.
In all probability, therefore, it haa been decided that
he shall not be tried.

The Emperor rode cat on horseback on Sunday
without escort =awl the crowd assembled in the
Park of St. Cloud to see the fe te.

The Emperor yesterday gave a private audience to
General Count de Lomenhielm. Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary of Sweden and Norway,
who presented to his Majesty a private letter from
the Prince Royal of Sweden and Norway.
"A new promotion of colonels to the rank of ge-
neral of brigade has," says the Monitor,. de tArmee,
"just taken place, and it comprises the following
colonels of the army of the Bast :—Manure, of the
artillery, director of the siege thin; Bevel, de Brr
final, chief of the staff of the 3rd division of infantry
of the Ist corps ; de Lostarges de Sainte Alvan of the
32nd of the line; de Malherbe of the 98th; and Jos-
via of the Zoueves of the Imperial Guard."
M. Petipe, ballet master to the Court of Russia,
and father of Petips, the dancer of the Grand Opera
of Paris, has just died at St. Petersham, aged 88.
M. ilifisalt,:Minister of the Interior. has resumed the
administration of his department, which was confided
ad interim, during his absence, to M. Abbatucci,
Minister of Justice.

Abdel-Bader has 'arrived in Paris. His health
cootianse to improve.
We have received the following private telegraphic,
despatches:

Karesilles, Sept. 10.
The Joardale has arrived with iatelligesce from Coast...
tiaople to the 3rd. The Prism if Orissa states that Omer
Paella has left for Varaa, when he is to embark with
16,000 sus. He intends gain from that plows to the
Crimea sad theses to Balsam, when he will omassatrate
40.000 saes. The Beflish Coatiograt has embarked far
the Crimea.

Berlin, Sept. 10.
The ballot for the lionisation of the electors charged to
elect is their tura tho 1111111111beis of the Chamber of Deputies
*lll take place au tho 27th. The (bottom of the Deputies
are said to be tied kr the lith of October.

HAMBURG, Bin. 10.
Letters tre• St. Petersburg state that fresh rein-
forcements bare bees sent to joie the Grenadiers of
the Guard. General Bibikoff is superseded as Minis-
xt of th s Interior.

DESPATCH.

A letter from Bt. Petersburg, of an 23rd alt., in
his Austria' Gasette,sirs:
The lass dispatch from Cent de Nemehede, is frequently
alluded to et late, is dated the 10th August The Ram
ales diplomatist gives as exam view of the Wass whin the
two parties ban bad to swab la the war, whisk mamas,
he says, Turkey with complete run. He afterwards is
deanne to non that Roads 'stamens so fear of seeing
her an, mossy, or reennse exhaeseed, as the
Westin Powers appear to imagism ilia envietisa es this
point, be sap, is founded set eel, as statistioal rearm sad
wellAssins feels, beta the patriotism of the people sad
their metal sad political eastimens. " The Rawer
Alnander," gays If. de Neeselrode, "Ms resolved from
his father es a mired isherflaset, the missies to combat
for the beam of his people. AU Rona is manned of
that. The reigslag sonnies boa dinged, bat the
will remain the amine. Tbe medullas to oppose to
the aggsmelis of the Gamy all the resistance passible
his remarN Immovably tin same as before." Coast de
Nasesnsie, newever, allows it to be seen is hi deign&
that Bemis le way fee hem rejeetis• pews. Gad *es puree
ay &peed. ea the eeedhiosr ell& may be laid lowa Is
ler. "Itrasoka," be me, " will he able to bad hi her na-
tional motiasest. adla no hese whisk she derhea treat
it, the wan of swift a adliiest reilellasse a ha en-
siles. moil the isemsse at whim" Jima digramott le
sate kW se Imemalie amt