The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-30 00:00:00

With me. Time has bees great Nadal is the army, tai
as Prime is at the heal of it. Be says badly theS I NMI
lase, and that bat fer me we amid set be in tea mat
%y health is sot se bed to-dsy. I lad a favor:ola SW
Lit sight ; a copious perepiratioa MIN to my Mill Ail
have le eadare all my pains, I have two elating miss Ant
my left breast, which agonise an. Cabral says it is my
health; I eouldstreagie his. Nothing, as yet, is &caged
is my plass. Willa Itafthikeir may de visit ha liken, hat I
shall be before &baste* betimes the 20th sad the 22nd.
Perhaps I shall go and attack them Os the south, sad
lure their great
ea
on thesorth-side seams. All
that will depend ea what I shall mie what I reach Dalbseeckto
The swifter time awes, my love, the nearer it brings
yon. This doable' my ravage. I only think of the mostant
when we shall be very claist at home. In the spring we
will take a trip to Italy, and we will sitar* by Switserisad
sad Oszensay. We will travel with only two seriaaeis, aid
ft
like plait folks. Do not let as build too many eastlea
sir, for that bring* bad lack."
0. the mat day he writes t• hie wife :
I bare lest written to Lord Realaa that I
atteld n 1
welt soy Maw, sad that I &mkt Mae my order d alipPl
tare for area o'clock to-morrow morning ; awl nettalog
,bell stop me letter."
To his brother he writes:
Field of battle as the Alms, Sept. ?a, 1864.—Te day
every one thinks as Ido is the armies sad the MOIL TM
Miser, Meissen rapid :it hips on the 14th, bu eat late
acclamations en the anteing of the 20J', sad m IMI 6
great nue. Barth is the world."
Four days after writing this tha marshal Mallpildi Ms
command, and on the 29th, three days later, did.

TSB FIGHTING ON THE 7TH.

The following is an extract from a private letter
written by an officer who has served throughout the
campaign in the Crimea:
"'rho general belief is the camp I. that Generalthat
Pelletier wanted to carry on the assault, but
Lord Raglan opposed it on account of the number of
officers lost in the attack on the Quarry works.
Entre now, that affair was sadly. mismanaged. The
supports and reserves all got mixed up in the work,
which became too crowded for Regular operations;
and the attr.eking party were taken in dank by a body
of Russians in one of lb* trenches who ought to have
been encountered by. the supports while the assault-
ing body went on in front. We wilt better met
braver officers; the French want, with the exorpdos
Of a few regiments, better men."

A letter from Wueaw, of the 22nd, in the

fraiotinsl, says
I informed you some time ago that the government ha
raised a considerable sum by pledgiag the national domains
to the Mortgage Company of Poland. It appears that a
ressing want of money is now felt at Bt. Petersburg, for an
papplication has just been made to the Bank of Poland for a
sum on account, which has, it is said, been sent off today,
X. Engelhard, the director of the bank, having also started,
in order to settle the affair definitively. The imployle and
pensioners of the state feel very auziona at the approach of
each quarter, for the Russian government has laid its hands
OD the reel= fonds arisieg from a retention made for the
last thirty years of 6 per cent. on all salaries, fm the future
benefit of functionaries. The Russian government having
no longer the necessary credit to enable to ocastract leans,
takes ail the loads it can lay its bands on, inscribes them an
the grand livre of the public debt, and there the seater
eons. It is thus that the pension fund has been thyme/
of, and you may readily conceive the alarm felt by those who
have derma on it that the day will come when there will be
nothing for them thatch