The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1855.

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CaimdiehOltao. Plan Mooloosist, Illike.soursi the
Roo. Charles Grey, sad Captain Du Plat, IR Windsor by a
special 'rola albs /Math Wasters Railway at tae o'clock
this atomise for Chatham.
0a arriviag at the Waterloo Station the royal party rts
cteded is the Claran's osniages to the lirltklayess' Arias
/Ratios, and travelled by a spatial train to &rood, where
ha Majesty was received by CslasA Idea, masimading
the prrisoa, who (*adults,' Ms Clasen sad Prime through
the Hospitals of Fort Pitt sad Brampton, whoa her Ratosty
impacted a large number of invalids, and returned to the
, Castle Mars minutes before 6 Vele& in the altsracum.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at
the Foreign-oelos. The ministers present
unt were Viscount
Palmerston, the Lord Chanos the Marquis of
Lansdowne, Earl Granville, the Dike of Argyll,
Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon,Mr.Secretary
Labouchere, the Chancellor of the Rxchequer, Sir C.
Wood, the Right Hon. R. Versos Smith, le Earl
of Harrowby, Lord Stanley of Alderlry, and the
Right Hon. IL T. Baines. The Caused sat three
hours and a half.

PORTIMOUTH, Nov. 28.

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The royal steam putt Osborne soils to-night for
Calais. there to embark his lialesty the hag of Sardinis,
for mamma» to Dover. She bas kiddie aserseary fittings
given lotus to-day to eatable her to perform this duty. She
will be sosempasied by the steam yachts Vivid sad Firs
Clasen, whilst the lesitheim, SO, screw ship, Captain W. H.
Hall. will form ems of a squadron of compliment. The
°shoes* goes nadir the oosamend of Captain G. T. Gordon,
of the Viet/my, end la moaned by the crew of the royal
yacht Visitor's sad Albert. Tim ling of Sardinia is ex.
posted to embark at Oasis ea Thursday night. at twelve
o'clock, remising as beard till the morning, and landing
at Dover at about tea o'olook.

A deputation from the Sank Masters Alilway Cenpeny,
smisting if Mr. Rah, M.P., Mr. Gilpin, Mr. Craw. Mr.
Mellor, MT. SMOG, Mr. BmtYes, sad MT. Rose, bad sa is-
terview with Loyd Stanley of Alderbry and Ur. Lowe,
yestardeq, at the aloe of the Board of Trade.
Viassunt Painterstoa gave a dinner to the Cabinet
Mantas last evening, at him residence, on Piccadilly-
lerreee.
Lord Pastime was usable to attend the Cabinet Council
laborday shamon, sad was also abase from the Cabinet
Masse given by Valmont Palmed= in the evening, the
noble lord Isaviag left London for the purpose of atterfait
the funeral of his brother.
The Bight Hos. R. Verson Smith snivel in tows
yesterday.
The Judicial Committee at the Privy Council sat yawn.
day. Present ; the Lords Jades' Knight Bruce sad
Turner, the Chancellor of the Dishy of Cornwall, Sir J.
Pitmen, Sir W. Male, sad Sir IL Ryas. An appeal from
Madras, " Bausenue Ballads: v. B. lltsdaly," was
auseseed.

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WM' 91P° THE RU lAN THE CRIMEA.
at skte Impsetal Preach Court eat day, mpg tie
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where the Xing is expected to arrive sherd? before is* St. Petarstmr - the 17th, addressed to the
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night. " Garotte de &kris :
Hie Molest, and smite are expected to arrive at Dover An order of the day jut published Worms us that the
tom Weil tametsiew seeming at sheet ft a.m. The King giger.tio works of fortification new surrounding Nioolaleff
will Manta Leaden, Brirklarve Arras Mika. Per illweisi word carried on and eonspleted leader the personal direction
erases the Soittlilliseteenirailway, et 10 a.m., melting the et the Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael. Under the ape-
latter etatioa at 12.10, the journey being performed in 190 Ida orders of Tottlaben, the battalions of the imp-
atient's. pets of the seeps of the guard and of the gre-
On Saturday the Vag will visit Woolwich. nadisre of the third and fourth dislike of infantry, and
Oa Tuesday Me Majesty will visit the City. two crews of the fleet, took part in the works. The
On W•d•oskY this, will be a chapter of the order of the Emperor declared himself wall satisfied with the plan and
Garter at Windsor, when his Majesty will be installed a the execution, which are due, in fact, to Tottleben, and has
,night of the mot wale order. thanked his brothers and the other officers. The large
Oa Thursday the Ling wilt take his departure• number of sappers spared for these labours proves that that
fore* is still well represented in the army—a fact which has
• high importance in regard to the coetinuation of the war.
The Emperor has reviewed the second division of Caine-
tiers detested near Nicoleleff. There are to-day eight
regiments of Ode army in the Crimea, ameauting to 9,000

We cannot share t►e °piston of those who pretend that
she operations of war is the Crimes are closed for this
year.
The attempt of Noe. 6,1864, may well be repeated this
year fair or at: wee►s later. Three months ago the Allies
ware the strongest; to-day the Bush= are in the majority.
Nothing is impossible. And do not forget that the Empe-
ror's preemie in the Crimea has dissipated the obstacles
created len by blameable conduct than by the ricions urge•
nation of the military administration. .

A letter to the Cologne Gmette, from the Russian
frontier, dated the 22nd, says:
The Russian government Is chiefly engaged in three
objects—the construction of railways and of eteamen, and
thesanufacture of Mica rifles; adding to these measures
the enormous military levies, and the rapidity with which
the organiaalion of the militia proceeds, it becomes evident
that we mast not give too much credit to the rumours of
negotiations which an so eonateatly bend, but rather to
aoudads that Russia is preparing for • long and obstinate
contest.

ADDRESS BY THE ARCHBISHOP OF
CHERSON TO THE RUSSIAN MILITIA.

The Express, a few days ago, contained the fana-
tical address to the Czar, uttered by the Archbishop
Innocent, at the entrance to the Cathedral of Odessa.
We have now before us another and a similar ha-1
ranges of this bellicose ecclesiastic, addressed by him
M the militia of Moscow, on their snivel, a few days
aloe, at Odessa. The following are the principal
oldßehold yourselves upon the shore of the Black See in
fact of the uneasy. After invokhig the protection of God It
I remains le prove by deed that which up till now has been in
yew lisot awl apes you lips.
Year velar will be behind neither year heart 'or your
Ips. and yea will do ten those more than you promised to
de le these who sent you hither.
To wish to excite your valour against the enemy, that
waald be to forget that since your infancy you have had be-1
lire eyes Bodorino, Torontino, and Idaloiaroelavets. Oh !
sea mss will never flinch before an enemy whoever he
MI be.
smell le you the &Ingestion of the warrior, that wadi
be be 110.11100 you to think no more of the holy sates et
IlLemow, 'Mob lost fathers with their ow. hands sacrifieli
la the country. Oh! such men will prefer to die tether
Mace yield the victory to the enemy.
It bat the Kremlin that the heart of the country beats ;
hat have you remembered that in approaching us and at
as the same time the frontiers of Banda, yea draw near to
media of orthodox faith t For it is amongst us, my dear
Wadies, is oar sacred Chemises, that the Grand Doke
While* embraced the Christian faith, and received the
whew of baptism; and In his person all Aussie also behold
what you fight for ! There is between as the indissoluble
aliases of (Mushy in the eras sad in arms foe the defence
et the pommy.