The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-08 00:00:00

A despatch from Prins Gortehakoft dated the
6th instant, has been received at Bt. Patersbtug. It
is se follows :

" The enemy's fleet is in motion in different direo-
time. His fan-boots are considerably inereased.
" The camp between the Tehernaya and Balaklava
1 has been partially broken up.
" Some of the enemy's forme demanded the Valley
of the Belbek spin to-day."

DESPATCH FROM PRINCE GORTCHAEOFF.
HAMBURG, OCT. 7.
Ina despatch dated the 4th Prints Oartchakoff
says:

_ 1
" Yesterday and to-day the enemy re-appeared in
the valley of Belbek, retiring at night to the meet
of the heights separating that valley from the valley
of Baidar.

II Then boa bees ao movement et Eopstoria i the
fleets an visible.

“ The &lag against the north side of Sebastopol
continues.”

NEWS BY THE THABOR.

The following telegraphic despatches, with Con-
stantinople news of Sept. 27, are brought by the
Thabor :
___________ _

SATURDAY.

" Marshal Foliage: is miring the plain of Balder.
"The lit and 3rd Corps are echeloned on the
Tobernaya, as far ea the other side of Balder.
The English, Sardinians, and twelve Turkish bat-
talions are ready to we-operate.
"General &squat, completely reoovesed, is about
to resume hie command. The• heavy rains do not
slacken the immense preparations of the Allies.
"Field pieces have been sent from the Turkish
arsenals, se wallas thousands of waggons, principally
from Sinop..
"The Sultan has sent Marshal Folksier a =gni&
cent sabre, with the title of Birdarekrom, and a
patent granting him a pension of 200,000 francs a
year.
"Six steamers are closely blockading the port of
Odom.

"The new from Bare is to Sept. 22. All Moslems
swaths and the greater pada the cavalry had been
sent away. The Ittweians were bringing up cannon.

Omer Pubs was still at Batman.

"The Turkish ri
sorgents at Tripoli.

bad beaten the in-

" MARSEILLES, BATVIDAT.

"The general opinion in the srmy was, that Mar-1
shal Mader intended to thrsaton Simpheropol with
an attack by the army of linpatoria, to force the
Russians to chimp their positions, and then to profit
by the movements they would be compelled to make
to attack them.

" The Ottoman government has conferred on Mar.
'hal Pelimier the dignity of a Manhal of the Em-
pire. Several of our generals have been made pathos,
and some of oar o3lonel• bey..

" The Anglo-Torksh contingent has gone to
tichumla.

"The own from Asia is satisfactory.

" Engineer are employed at Sebestopol in forming
long galleries of salsas, which are supposed to be der
tined utterly to &Mary the ramparts of the town.
"It is expected that, including the cannon found
in the water, the number of guns that will fall into
the hands of the Allies will be not less than 8,000.

" An English company has submitted, at Coasts*.
tinople, an oiler to execute the railway from that
town to Belgrade. Other proposal, are awaited"

UKASE OF TER EMPEROR

ST. PETERSBURG, Szrr. 28.
The Emperor Alexander has issued the following
akin :

• Every month of actual presence is the garrison
of Sebastopol on the north side and in the forts shall
be considered equivalent to a year's service, and
ensure the following privileges :—let, generals, staff
sad superior officers, and likewise officials in the civil
service, to wear their uniforms on retiring into pri-
vate life; 2nd, to wear then the Order of St. Vla-
dimir, 4th class, and the scarf for the service of 26
years (any one of them who had served 14 years
when the siege commenced receives at once this order
de jars); 3rd, full punkas to themselves and families
as upon superannuation; officers, military or civil, to
receive additional rank (every grads in Russia
has to be filled for a normal period of three
to four years, to be shortened by special distinct-
dons only; non-oommimioned officers and privates
will accordingly not enjoy this final promotion) ;
6th, surgeons to receive pensions and increase of pay
(with certain modifications); 6th, police officials to
have higher salaries; 7th, person' holding inferior
employments will not have their punishments and
penalties for minor offences recorded against them
when discharged; Bth, indefinite furlough (bat not
till the war is over)."
There are three more regulations for private sol-
diers, respecting their pay and medals. Every day
spent in the north aide of Sebastopol beyond a
calendar mouth is to be deemed equivalent to twelve
days. Then certain regulations follow, respecting
the Order of St. Vladimir.

The Emperor orders, in another ukase, the re-
organisation of the head military school, and the for-
mation of three special military academies.

Another order of the Emperor prohibits the expor-
tation of worse cloths, whether grey or of any other
colour, by the land frontier, of Poland and Russia in
Europe. _

Russian reports state that emigration has com-
menced on a great scale in Simpheropol since the
9th. A panic was driving away the inhabitants in
all directions. Certain Tartars had been executed
by the military authorities for having spread abroad
the report that the forts oa the south side of Sebas-
topol had been blown up. The Grand Duke George
of Mecklenburg Strelits left Moscow on the 21st, at
midnight, for Nioolaieff, to join the Emperor.
A Russian Colonel of Artillery, named Konstan-
Snot has invented a new kind of Congreve-rooket,
at Revel, and the trial of its effects had proved satin-
factory. It flies five-sevenths of a German mile,
that is, of five English miles. A great quantity has
been distributed there for us against the allies.
Revel is still being fortified.