The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. SATURnAT

ROMBARDMENT

OF

KINB URN.

PITULATION OF THE GARRISON.

1,500 PRISONERS AND

70 GUNS TAKEN.

Lord Clarendon has received this day the follow-
ing intellipnce from her Modesty's Chargé d'Affaires
at Vienna, dated October 19th:
" The Allied fleets bombarded the three forte of
Kinburn on the 17th. The garrison, of 1,600 men
and seventy guns under General Honowitoh,
capitulated, end are lent prisoners to Constantinople.
Loss of the Allies unimportant. Milian loos, 120

" Forts taken possession of by the Allies. Fleets
anchor at entrance of the Dneiper."
Foreign-office, Oot. 20, 1866.

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PAJitlB. B•mDLT.

The following despatch has been posted at the

Boars:

Y The Allied fiesta, bombarded on the 17th inst.,l

the three forts of Kinburn.
"The garrison of 1,500 men, under General Re-
nowitob, capitulated.
" The loss of the Allies was insignificant. The
Russians had 120 killed and wounded.
" The Allies occupied the forts.
" The Allied fleet is at anchor at the mouths of the
Dariper.

" This position ants off trout the Raisins the own-
intsiostion by sea with Odom, Nicolaieff, end

Yhenon."

(ST =MITZI° TILPGIA?L)

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we lave jest received the following hose
at Hamburg :

OCT. 20.

" Yinbara cepitalated, and was taken postilion
of by the Allies on the 17th. at half-paat two in the
aftetaooo, after a heavy bombardment.

"The lints anchored inside the Linen of the
Diteiper."

THE BALTIC FLEET.

OM INTIJUIATIONALL '1111.1102/2111, VIA TD zacityal
The following has been forwarded by our est
epoadent at Hamburg :

DANTZIC, Oar. 19.
The Vulture bee arried she left Nerpn on the
18th, and brinp intelligenos that the fleet stationed
at &akar would Mars to Nag= on the 20th, as
winter bad commenced.
Admiral Born= was at Wend.

ADMIRAL BRUATS SQUADRON.

OFFICIAL DESPATCHES.
(From the Monitor of yesterday.)
Admiral Brut. Commandoria-Chiat of the From&

naval tome In the Meek Sea, bee resolved from

Menhal Pelieder the

of in order oft

the day, in which the Commander-in-Chid of oar
army in the East addressee hie cangrataladess to the
landing corps of seams detached for the siege of
flebutopoL

Admiral Lyons has also transmitted to Admiral
Bengt the expression at the sentiments entertained
by the Lords of the Admiralty of the harmony which
ham not owed to prevail between the allied admirals
slaw the commencement of the operation..

TM following are copies of time documents:
01/1111AL 01D1111.

So'diem—The brave seamen of Admiral Brunt's
squadron, who landed in order to share our dangers
and labours, are about to leave us.
The Russian seamen of the Black Sea, who bad
not dared to contend with them on their own element,
have come to know them before the walls of Sebas-
topol. As for you, you know very well, during the
whole period of this long and difficult siege, that they,
with their comrades of the land artillery, have gives
proofs of courage, mummy, and resolution in the
service of their numerous and powerful batteries.
It was with pleasure and confidence that we received
them amongst us; it is with regret that we see the
moment of separation arrive.
A reciprocal union and esteem, formed on the field
et battle, binds u closely to theme brave seamen, to
their valiant officers, to their worthy chief Rear-
Admiral Rigault de ()snootily. We shall meet them
again, et us hope, and thee, as now, the fleet and the
army, the mum and the soldier, will have only one
thought, the glory of their country; only one anti-
mut, devotion to the Bmperor.
General Hesakparters, at Sebastopol,
Oct. 41, 11365.
The Marshal Commandingio-Chief,

A. IPELIBiIi

On board the Royal Albert, off Sebastopol,
0et.43, 1866.
My dear Oolleagno,—Tbe Lords Oeunalsdinters of
the Admiralty have charged are to uprose to yea the
great satisfaction with which they have seen the rote-
plots accord that bee not erased to obtain balm. are
It is to this happy podusderetandiag and to tbeitor:
dial 00-operation of the oMotmi and crews of the two
Rests that their lordships attribute the moms which