The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-29 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, Anocar 28.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, the Prince of
Wales and the Princess Royal left the Palace of St. Cloud
yesterday moraing at 10 o'clock, in cowpony with the
Emperor aad Empress of the French, for the Toilettes,
whirs the Empress took leave of her Majesty and the royal
family.

A proemnien of the Imperial carriages was formed from
t►ens to the Strasburg Railway station, the Quern and
Prince and the Princess Royal, with the Emperor, occupy-
ing the last carriage, which was drawn by eight hones, with
the in state liveries.

Shortly after 12 o'clock the spacial train left the station
for Boulogne, sad arrived there at 5, when her Majesty wu
conducted by the Emperor to the Hutel, where runts were
prepared.

A review of the troops took place shortly afterwards on
the sande, and the Queen returned to the hotel soon after
8 o'clock.

At 11 o'clock the Emperor conducted her Msjesty on
board the royal ysoht Victoria and Albert, sad remaintid on
board until the yacht had left the h►r9our, when his
M►jery returned to Boulogne.

The Qneen arrived off Osborne this morning, at a quarter
before 9 o'clock, after an excellent passage, and landed
shortly afterwards.

Despatches were reoeiveil at the Colosial,offiee, yester-
day, from the Governors of the West Cout of Africa.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon
at the Foreign-office, Downieg•street. The ministers
present.were:—Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chan-
cellor, Earl Granville, the Duke of Arßyll, Sir
George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Paomnre,
Sir Charles Wood, and the Earl of Harrowby. The
Council sat two hours.

Tinstrair, Auourr 28.—Her Majesty hu been
pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Robert Lowe to be
her Mdjesty'e Paymaster-General.
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The beams of Cambridge, the Hereditary Grand
Dodson' of Mecklenburg- Straits, and the Princess Mary,
return to town to-sorrow, from visiting Lady Marisa Alford,
at Asbridge Park, Herta. The Duke of Cambridge rejoined
the circle yesterday afternoon, from town.

. .
The late Duke of hlancheeter's funeral took place
yesterday. at Kimbolton, the present Duke and a select
number of the lets Duke's relatives !Weeding.
The Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury have sus-
tained a domestic bereavement by the death of their mood
eon, the Hon. A. Morris Ashley, •ho was only in his 19th
year.

The Eul of Yarborough is improving in health.
The Countess of Zetlend has joined the noble Earl
at U plwtham Hall, agar Goilborough, from Malmo Wells.
_ _ _ _

The Right Hoe. Sir Charles Wood left the Admi-
ralty yesterday afternoon, secompanied by Admiral the
Hon. Fitshardinge Berkeley, for Portsmouth, on an official
visit. The right bon. baronet will subsequently visit Ply-
mouth and Pembroke.

The Right Hon. Sir George Grey, it is expected,
will attend on her Majesty on her journey to Scotland, and,
shortly before the Queen's return, will proceed to his stet
is Northisseertsse, to pus a few weeks, and will then cone
to town for the autumn.

The Earl and Countess of Xintore an at Keith
Hall. Lut week s grand fete was given by the noble Earl
and Counter to celebrate the analvereary of Lord Ince-
rary's birth, at which close on 800 of the children *di-
luted at the "shoots la the surrounding neighbourhood were
regaled.

Captain the Hon. George Legge, of the Rifle Bri-
gade, who has been en active service In the Crimea *Oa
the commencement of the campaign, is now on a visit to his

brother, the Earl of Dartmouth, ;t Patebull.

Lord Panmure has expreesed his entire approbation
of the dismissal of Assistant•Uargeoa &bewail from the
army "As regards the abeam of the accuser during the
isqairy." writes Mr. F. Peel to the father of the unferts-
sate surgeon, "I am to observe that he made his charges
anonymously, and that the inquiry was institated not for
his deteatlea, bat for the discovery of the truth in the
matter of his sharps ; and that though as thonymou as-1
cuser may warmeed in biding himself, he mast not Upset
that hb asessations will be suffered to remain aneoutra-
dieted, bemuse proceeding from an unknown quarter.”,
On Sunday the Princess, wife of Don Miguel,
gays birth to a daughter, in the Palace of asabsse, is
Germany.

Prima Jerome, on his return from his visit to the
Queen at St. Cloud, on Saturday, left Paris for Havre.
Dr. Reid is now on his way to the United States.
The Government has issued a circular to the co-1
losels of 'militia regiments is billets desiring theta to allow
• flusher of each regitmeat, rot eaceeding two thirds of
We whole of the isita embodied, to return house WI the sad
of September. for the pmrpsee of tweistiag at lb* amain
barna.

The Prefect of the Beise has authorised so engrete
to Do *mod for She eseetreetita of a our railway booll
Pori. to Touts.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

'ATCH FROM PRINCE GOETCHAHOFF.

Prince Giortchakoff reports from Sebastopol, under
date of Ang. 24, 11 p.m.:
"No important change has taken plans in the situa-
tion. Occasionally the enemy's fire becomes very
brisk."

OEN. PELISSIER'S OItDER OF THE DAY
ON THE VICTORY OF THE TatERNAYA.

The following is Oeneral Pelissier's order of the
day, announcing the victory to the army :
Soldiers!—You fought valiantly on the 16th of August,
and you punished the Russian army for its audacious
attempt against our positions on the Tcherneya. Although
it was gained on the day after the Fete Saint Napo-
leon, your victory does not the lees worthily ce-
lebrate the fete of your Emperor. Nothing could
be more delightful to his great heart than the new
laurel with which you hate decorated our eagles. Five
divisions of Russian infantry, supported by numerous
artillery and coasiderable muses of cavalry, and present-
ing an effective form of 60,000 men, attacked your lines.
The enemy reckoned upon driving you out, and throwing
you back upon the plateau of the Rhersoneeus. You have
rionfounded them presumptuous hopes. The enemy failed
on every front of kis attack, and the Bardiaiaas on your
right showed themselves your worthy competitors. The
bridge of Traktir was the theatre of an heroic struggle which
Govan with glory the brave regiments which sustained it.

Soldiers !—This affair, in which the Roosting have lost
more than 6,000 men, several generals, and have left in our
hands more 2,200 wounded or prisoners, besides their snare-
ria, prepared long beforehand for the passage of the river,
does the utmost b to General Berbifloa, who coin-
mended the lines of the Tchernaya, and to his division. The
divisions Casson and Panchen: maintained their old repots-
ties. The generals of brigade, de Failly, Cleret, Wimpfen
General de Failly In a most especial manner—and Colonels
Donny, Foible, Danner, and Cartsgny, are entitled to the
gratitude of the army. I Cannot here mime.
rate all those who mutilated their valour, but
I must particularly mention Colonel Forgeot's able
direction of our esergetie gunners, and the brilliant
conduct of the artillery of the Imperial Guard and of the
divisions. An English battery on the heights which coin-
mad the Tchernays, powerfally aided us in forcing the
enemy to retire, without engaging our reserves.
The Turks, relieved from • feint, brought to us
the aid of et: battalions and a battery. The English
cavalry and the Sardinian squadrons were ready to second
General Morris's brave Masseurs d'Afrique, if the pursuit
of the enemy could have usefully added to our susons. But
I did not lose sight of the object of oar great enterprise, and
I desired to economise your blood, after having obtained a
result which ones more proves your eupstiority over the
much vauated Russian infantry, presages new victories, and
augments your right to the gratitude of the country. Given
at head quarters before Sebastopol, Aug. 17, 1855. The
General-in-Chief, PELTS/11Z.
In a second order of the day, dated Aug. 17, Gene-
Peliesier communicates General Simpson'. order (given
in our Crimean oorrespondenoe) to the French army,
and adds: "After reading this order, the army will
tind an additional motive to fraternally unite ire efforts
to those of our noble allies in the great enterprise
which we pursue to its accomplishment."