The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-24 00:00:00

LATEST FROM SEBASTOPOL.

A private telegraphic' despatch received in Paris
yesterday from Marseilles, brings accounts from
Constantinople to the 15th, sod from the Crimea to
the 13th. The mortar batteries had opened on this
last day against the northern forts. The division of
infantry of General d'Autemarre occupied the plateau
of the Balboa, and the French cavalry had advanced
to Balder. The army at Bapatoria daily received

reinforcements. An entire division of French infan-
try, commanded by General de Failly, and a strong,
body of English cavalry, landed there on the 11th.1
It was believed that General Gortchakoff intended
to concentrate his forces round Shapheropol.

THE FALL OF KINBURN.

The following telegraphic despatch from Marshall
Minim, in relation to the above event, was received
yesterday in Paris by the French Minister of War:
" SEBASTOPOL, Oor. 21, 6 P.N.
"I have just received from General Bassin his
report of the captors of Binbarn.
"The Anglo-French division of the army has
actively contributed to the success of the Allied
squadron.

6, Having been landed on the peniosnle about liTtl
kilowatt,' from the ft:irees. it took up its position,
night of the 18th opened the trenches at
800 goitres from the worts.

" When the fleet commenced its heavy fire on the
117th, two companies of Chasecure, under cover at a
distance of 400 metres from the batteries, were able
to keep up a fusillade on the Russian artillerymen at
their guns.
"The field artillery also played an effective part
in the operation.
"We have taken 1,420 prisoners, including Or•
neral Koisnorlech and 40 odious, with 174 pieces of
cannon and a quantity of ammunition and @torte.
We are now in full occupation of an important po-
sition.

" Such are tho results to the Allies of this suetessfal
expedition.

;, The Russians have rendered this success complete
by themselves blowing up the fortifications of Otcher
toff, on the 18th.

" I send you the standard, with the arms of Ruda,
which floated over the walls of Bieber's."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, TITISDAT Evaxixo.

The situation of the Bank of Frans* has not im-
proved. The demands upon it for matey continue,
and its bullion has diminished sines last Thursday to
the extent of 18 million francs. The directors will
consequently adopt new measures, and it is question-
able whether the bank will take bills of exchange of
more than 80 days' date if the Government will not
give faced currency to its notes. It is added that
the Bank is at this moment a purchaser of gold in
Holland to the extent of 60 million from.

It is confidently affirmed that Perekop will be be.,
eieged. A corps of 30,000 mere, it is stated, is to be
disembarked to the north of Perekop, while another
corps is to be placed before the fortress, to invest it
on the other side.

According to letters from bt. Petersburg, the Em-
peror Alexander's mind is becoming affected. He hem
grown exceedingly religious goes hie troops have
I been everywhere beaten, and he prays the whole day,
invoking Providence to mooed to him a victory.
It is likewise stated that his train includes more
Priests than general.
Yesterday evening the Duke and Dothan of Bra-
bant were at lest present at a representation at the
Grand Opera. Up to that time the Duchess had
always refused to go there, if "Bt. Claire," the Duke
of Coburg's opera, were to be performed. The day
before yesterday the Emperor insisted on being
allowed to conduit the Duchess the next day to
the Opera. The Duchess, drives to extremi-
ties, replied--" Yes, I will go, but not for 'Bt.
Claire;'" and the reformism emeisted of the
Verse Basil sane," by Verdi. People here admire
much the excellent musical taste; mod, above all, the
frankness of the young Prime's. The Empress is
said to have considered her tolerably ;mks, not to say
rade.

The following nentences were economised yesterday
ern the primmer' in the emend category tried by
the Court of Angers:

Trouper Utica for Lifc—Briaad, Mast, (karma,
Rivenles, Boallaspr. soyer.

- -
Tee Tun' Impriaeuseat.—Legraessevz. Betas, &bee-
tles ItiveoJee, Deelades, Mediu. Gord.
Five Teen' Hud Labour.— Rallied.

Five Teen' Detestien.—Tile,,.

Five Teen'

F. Guiles, Coatis.
Figs, Yoidaet Bs•

r, Dorsipi, De.