The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-29 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(roost ova ova CORIUMPOWDITT.)
PARIS. FILIDAY Emma*.

The following Russian telegraphic despatch, re-
ceived to-day, is of three days' later date from the
Crimea than the one in which Gortchakoff first stated
that there had been a collision between Russian
infantry sad some of our reconnoitring parties in the
neighbourhood of Enpatoria. It results from it, not-
withstanding an insinuation that the Allied troops
had " retired' on account of some advantage gained
by the Russian', that we are actively feeling our way
in that quarter. We may look for important news
soon from the army of Eupatoria :
BZILLIN, SIFT. 28.
Priam Gortchakoff writes from the Crimea, Sept. 26,
Morning:
" Yesterday the enemy debauched from Raptor(' 33,000
strong, and occupied several villages in the neighbourhood,
bet withdrew from them in the 'venlig to march towards
our lett flack.
"For the rest, nothing sew has oeennud.

" Before KertCh oar &maks have had a rinteontre with

seats French foraging parties, sad lien made 26 prisoners."
The news that the Allies have embarked a force
at Eupatoria, which in a vague form has been cur-
rent for some days, is further confirmed by a Vienna
despatch from Varna, which states that 20,000 men
have landed there. The Patric anticipates that the
result of this strategetical movement will be to cut
off the Russian communications with Porekop. It

is impossible to gather from the Russian despatches
any clear notion of what is going on. There are
two venions of the first despatch, according to one

of which the Allies had taken up a position " upon
the heights of Ourkussa, instead of having "retired"
from thaw heights. Ourkuasa is not to be found
upon the ordinary maps; bat this is not extraordi-
nary, since places in the Crimea are known by many
different names. It is probable that grand field ope-
rations are at this moment going on.

A despatch from Vienna, dated Sept 27, says that
M. Pereire leaves this evening for Paris. It is rc-
ported that his negotiations with the Austrian
Government have led to no result. M. de Rothschild,
on the other hand, is said to have succeeded, and it
is thought the treaty with him will be signed this
evening.
The following telegraphic despatches have been
received to-day from Trieste. They must all be read
with reserve :

Bur. 17.

Lord Stratford do Rodeliffs still rafason to rocogaise Xi-
'want Ali so 'sinister. The Fronk bars offend to asap
the administration of the &amen

MIMI. SIFT. 21.

Salorgi is still Minister of Greece.
Tazinsonnn. Ben'. 4.
Hue is still invested. The sa-avan hitifeenrse with
Persia is sot inteintpted. _

111111111110, Bsn. 27.

A Preach equedres, eoasistlag of aide gas-boats, rattai-
l's( trees the Balt* his whored is the Elthrear roads.
Sousa:, Auo. 19.

The [amnesties of the lisatels madams.
Bose Homo, Aso. 10.

The Imperialists Sr. victorious la the north. Admirals
Stirling and Elliot are panning the Bugles lest in the Sea
of °shots, which it hes enoceeded in gaining.

The Government journals, the Consiitationnei and
Pays, contain the following important financial
announcement :—" The Credit Mobilier has just
issued a notice that, in order to meet the views of
the Government, which ham resolved to postpone any
omissions or authorisations which may lead to the
creation of fresh securities, it has decided on defer-
ring the issue of its bonds."
The Bourse has been better to-day, notwithstand-
ing a further oonsideeable fall in Consols. The Rents
closed with considerable firmness at 65fr. 50c., with a
rise of 20c. Credit Mobilier rose 201 r., the difficul-
ties apprehended at the approaching settlement
being thought to be removed by the resolution an-
noanoed this morning not to ism any bonds for the
present. Austrian railways roes Mfr. French rail-
ways were somewhat better, and the principal lines
rose from Mr. to 10fr.

The Emperor and the Duke of Baze•Coburg last
night visited the French opera. where his Royal
Highness's Saiiite-Cklise was represented for the
first time. His Majesty was loudly cheered both at
his arrival and departure. The Mutates, says the
opera was very successful.
The Morsiteur contains decrees confirming the
grant of 316 military medals made by Marshal
Pelimier.

General Dulao, who has just returned to France
after taking part in the attack on Sebastopol on the
Bth, had on account of his age, and in conformity
with military regulations, been placed on the list of
the reserve from the 31st ult. The General had,
however, asked permission to remain with the army
of the Crimea until the siege of Sebastopol had been
terminated, and only left when that great event had
taken place. .

The celebrated Maestro Rossini was present at the
concert of the Cologne Choral Society on Wednesday
evening, and expressed himself most delighted with
the performances. The grand maestro was also pre-
sent at the rehearsal, and remained more than an
hoer. At *his request, the society sung a Spanish
canzonette and other pima. His visit produced a
cordial and spontaneous welcome to the illustrious
maestro. The coueerts will be continued at the Salle
Hers err). evening during the present week.