The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-15 00:00:00

REPORTED ADHESION OF SWEDEN TO

THE TREATY OF DECEMBER 2.

We ars informed, on good authority, that the
Swedish Minister in London has intimated to our
Cabinet the desire of his Government to give in its
adhesion to tte treaty of the 2nd December.—Daily
.News.

RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS FROM SEBASTOPOL.
The following telegraphic deipatch is from the
Times :

BERLIN, St'SDAY, JAN 11.
"A despatch from St. Petersburg, dattd Sunday,
the 14th inst., says:
40 date of the Bth of January Prince
Meutchikoff write* that the situation before Sebas-
topol has undergone no change.
" A heavy fall of snow took place on the Bth.
" On the night of the 7th of January two small
sorties were made against the English and French
trenches.

" • In the first the enemy (the allies), taken by
surprise, suffered a sensible lass.
" ' We (the Russians) lost 3 men killed and 8
wounded.'"

BUCHAREST, JAN. 1.

The Russians are employing a great number of
men in fortifying the northern or left bank of the
Danube from Reni, which is situate at the mouth of
the Pruth, to Kilia. At Reni considerable forces
are concentrated, and the park of artillery there
consists of upwards of 100 large guns. The entrance
of the port of Reel is guarded by strong batteries
and palinodes, and provided with an enormous
chain. Prince Oortchakoff hu made frequent visits
to this section of the Danube, as well u to the ports
oa the Froth.

(The foregoing intelligence Mende in direct relation with
oar (matinee telegraphic announvment on Friday morn-

Li, farther portico' its of which will be found in the letter
of our Paris correapondent.—En. D.X.]

Letters from Frankfort, of the 10th, mention a very
incisive note, addressed by M. Dronin de Lhuys to
the Prussian Minister of Foreign Affairs, in reply to
the Prussian note of Dec. 19. The note, which is
dated Dec. 27, rejects the idea of a separate alliance
with Pru-sia ; boldly depicts the position in which the
Court of Berlin has placed itself ; and leaves Prussia
no means of a French alliance, except adhesion to the
treaty of Dec. 2.
It may be confidently stated, the assertions of some
German and other papers notwithstanding, that
Prussia has not yet adhered to the treaty of Dec. 2.
The few signs which by the sanguine might have
been taken so indicate a tendency to such an adhesion
ten days ago, have vanished since Prince Gortcha-
koff's communication to Count Buol of the fith inst.

CRACOW, JAN. 5.

The concentration of considerable MONO of troops
along the line of the Prussian and Austrian frontiers
is an undoubted fact. From Zamosc to Kills, and
from thence to Kalimb, they form a triangle, having
its point turned towards this place. The Austrian
consuls have at length obtained permission that the
ern purchased in the Russian provinces before the
prohibition may be exported, and a considerable
quantity will consequently be received in Galicia
and in the Bukowine. _ _

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The Silesia's Gazt!te contains a letter from Vienna
of the ith, which says:
A very animated exchange of despatches has been going
ea for some days put between Baron de Bess and the head-
quarters of the Austrian army of occupation at Bucharest.
This correspondence was caused by the movements of the
Bassists troops at Reni, which naturally would necessitate
certain movements of the Austrian troops. Count Coronlnt
was obliged to proceed t the spot to makeihe necessary
arrangements, and to come to some understanding for
placiag on a war footing the Moldavian troops, which were
to defend the country in conjunction with the Austrian
knee egaisat a new invasion. Prince Ohika has raised the
gmetion as to whether it would be advisable to place oa a
wer-footiag the Mold avian army, amounting to 16,000 men.
The negotiatioas on this eut•y Ct are still pending. Thera
we net more than two divieioas of Russian troops on the
hewer Deaths from the mouth of the Prath to the sea.
Two divisions of infantry and one of cavalry of the 6th
seeps. two brigades of infantry of the reserve, sin regiments

of Halms sad fop of Comets. st 4 ilk/Ablated ileac,
the Pratt. Behind these troop ate elatesbled PPG*
TIMMS.

,MINA, 349. 9.
The Wanderer of this dg*' Asia i .
The general who commanded the Terkish troops of the
Crimea bee left for Anatolie, where he is to take command
of the troops collected in that proving*. Omer Peeler is
collecting his corps at Eepatoria ; but a letter from Bola-
klava tastes that he is to proceed to the banks of the Teher-
an& to operate in concert with the allies. According to
that letter, the allies, reinforced by Omer Peeha's army,
would have for object at present is intercept the communi-
cations between the Russian army holding the country and
Sebastopol, to advance as far as Utech-Hajo, on the road
from Bekteki•Seni to the forts on the northers aide, to ex.-
este that movement at any eat, to take up a position on
the heights from Laken:ass to Utschauje, and to sur
round the place completely. That plan is perfectly real-
isable.