The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-02 00:00:00

THE WAR.

Letters hem Beenamsbia, reurivedby prints plasm
at Galalsosains the balelligsses that adore leave
bees gives by IhkOmmilleiMm.Chist et the arida'
army of the Ist ft *Op the mut of ei hatara
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the seamy, all the lahaWasate are to reties
the Demister, altos =Wag Ire to all their poise as
well as all the _weal amd villages.
NOW Brea" deposed by the British
meet le emelt die ammesary ameagements 1:=
leak( the Piedmestese eestiaret, had arrived at
Timis em the Ida ult.
• batter Arai Warsaw el the 24th ult., is the
Deed* says: •
Ns whir et era *Meisel is the Weldon et Pohlad
by the leer Wits web dame the elessiesetwest et the
toes Y vetitested at 0,1 I& The levy is the meters part of
the empire, wilds It was somisesed maths 16tb, leek eta area
est et every 1,1160 Ishellissils Is times et pease—ter
'maple. is 16111—eal, ter INS is 1.060 were allied es te
serve, sad rebel arty gave 4.11110 semi% 614 et these
Wag tows Bet is tie eases* levies et lin sad NA, es
wasp es levee tees is 1,000 wee lakes. This proves that
es Aeries snake de sot esiseesl7 os paper, ea setae per-
ms preivedi sad, betides, 'helmeted et sorties is wiry leas
IS Seem Ws set doubted that dee ohs militia shall be
erpaked—that Is to say, is the lesadt of Illey—Basis will
berel.ll9o.oN area snow, grew. As woe M he Messes,
the death of the Ss prat Itiehelae her eteesithesed the
wages' welimelit sad 'stressed the risking. iheistiliwe et
the &miss people. The pest of this le. thee wry yeah*
Mamma we seat tram every quarter to the Iteeperea The
mop settle Omni sad Oresedien ere vuy masker for
wee mg the seldises, is geaerol, openly ezprees dude see-
tamale is the wine mem
The Herds Nudged reports from Finked that the
harbsers of Abo, Helelogtors, and all the harbours
bee Wyburg to Tomes, are being stopped up so as
to thoroughly obstruct the navigation.

HELIGOLAND, 81.escw 28.
The erection of bats for the troops is completed, and
the officer of engineers charged with the superinten-
dence of the work has gone up to Hamburg, on leave
of absence granted him by SirJohullindmarsh. There
are altogether 34 huts, built on the high ground near
the lighthouse, in a situation rather exposed to the
wind, bat healthy. Each hut is 60 feet long and 22
feet wide, and contains beds and accommodation for
thirty men. This would consequently afford room
for more than 13,000 men. It is expected that the
island will receive a strong garrison in the simmer,
probably a part of the reserve of the army about to
proceed to the Baltic for operations on the Russian
coast.

A ukase of the EmpsrWAleander, just published,
=fresh privileges to the tradesmen and mann•
rs established at Sebastopol, Eupatoris, and
Yalta. It permits them to exercise their callings in
all the other towns of the Crimea, and releases them
from the payment of certain corporation dues daring ;
the continuance of the war.
The last accounts received from Finland an to the
16th. The young heir presumptive to the throne of
Russia, the Grand Duke Nicholas, has been named
Chancellor of the University of lielsingfors. At Abo,
Helaingfors, and all the towns on the coast, from
Wiborg to Tonics, measures have been taken to
render the navigation in their neighbourhood impos-
sible to the allied fleets. The inhabitants have also
formed themselves into rifle corps, armed with double-
barreled weapons.