The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-06 00:00:00

the naval forms of the Allies in the lax* than bus'
hitherto been imagined. At preset the Ruseisno
are in the regular receipt of reinforcement, and sup.
plies by way of Pereop and of the Bea of AAA
The belief in the inaceessibift Nioolaieff by the
river, and in the shallowness el the Bleats of Kaitsb,
has hitherto prevented any attempt to interrupt the
Russian oommunketions either way. Bat incidents
recently brought to our knowledge appear to warrant
the belief that the river from Nicolaleff to the sea is
daring the spring flood' deep enough to float ships of as
large draught as The nooks Apostles, and thetas depth
of water in the Straits of Bert& is much pester
than has boat given oat by the Russian authorities.
If these representatioas should tarn out to be well
founded, it would be so didicalt matter for the Allies
to isolate the Crimea entirely from the rest of the
Russian dorainloas.—Daily News.

Vie Court.

WINDSOR, Aiim 6.

The Qum and Prince, accompanied by the Prince
of Wales, Piles* Alfred. sad the Prises of Lsialepa,
•eaked ta the Home-perk this seeming.
The Primes Royal and Prtacess Alice rode la the Biding
house.

The Primroses Nakao sad Louisa and Prises Arthur
I took a order drive..

The customary Royal Miser Bosithe sad Gate Alas I
were issued es Monday sad Tuesday to the aged mad marl-
teams peer in the various pasides mad distriess in sad
mead Landon, at the Almoary. ia Whitehall, seder the
dinettes of tbe Lord High Akeersor sad Bob Moaner.
the redolent, nelnded 1111111111(01111 ONUS of blinders% sad I
seine lairmitise
The Anima sad Royal Charities of Maunday Thursday I
were dietribated yesterday to 36 aged mita sad 36 aged
moan, with the usual formalities n Whitehall Chapel.
The number of each on correepOnde with the age of her
Majesty.
At 2 o'clock la the stemma a precession, ocesistiag of •
detaehmeat of the Yemen of the Guard, ander the cons-
maad of an Daher (ow et them canylag the ahem as a gold
salver of the reign of King William sad Game Mary). the
Rev. Dr. Jell, the Sub-Almoner, Joseph Busby, Req.,
Secretary and Yeoman of the Almoasy, sad hie easistaat,
aceompealed by de children minted from the National
Sawa' at Westminster, in consideration of their good cos-
tliest, proondod tos the Chapel.
The arrival of the proondon having been notified to the
Lord Bishop of Osford, the Lord High Almoner, his lord-
ship, preceded by Mx. Lingard, the Sergeant of the Chapel,
met it at the Wane, sad took hie plan after the Yeomen
with the also, the whole prooeseion advanced to the steps
of the altar, sad those somposing it took their aligned
places en either side.
The church service (a special service he the ciettaidoe) was
then read by the Rev. Dr. Vial's. After the exhortation,
orefessice, absolution, hr., the 41st Psalm (the grad skeet)
was nog. The first lemma was from St. Matthew,26th chap.,
from 14th vine to 310. The first name (41st Pease)—
" Bland is he that onsidenth the poor sad needy."
(Nine).
11. 16s. was then dbtribated to sub woman, and to each
man shoes and stoelsiags.
The sewed =them was thee nag (a prayer), "Hide
not Thou Thy hoe from us, 0 Lord" (Fanant).
Woolles sad lion @loth@ wen thee distributed.
The third aliens was from the 61st Psalm. and the 18th
verse of the 132 ad Peas," 0 Lord, grant the Gans • long
life" (Wares).
Parsee containing a special coinage of small silver mosey
and a bounty in gold were then distributed.
The second lesson was then read from the 26th chapter of
St. Matthew, beginning at the 31st versa.
The fourth anthem followed from Ist and 16th verses of
the 63rd chapter of Isaiah, and the 9th verse of 21st chapter
of St. Matthew, " Who is this that eometh from Bdom"
(Arnold).
The service °unaided with two prayers composed for the
oreasion.
The clergy present were the Lord Bishop of Osford, Lord
High Anises/ ; the Rev. VI. Jell, bob-Almon; the Rev.
Dr. Wesley, Bab Dean of the Chapels ltoyal ; the Rev.
Dr. Vivian, the Rev. J. W. Hall, the Rev. J. Polish, the
Rev. George Reptoa, the Rev. Clark Haden, the Rev.
Thomas Belmont. and the Rev. J. Belfoer.
The paeans of the Chapel Royal were Messrs. Machin,
Bradbury, Chapman, Busby, Beason, Gray, aid Smith.
Sir George Smart presided at the organ.

The Right Hoe. Edward Herman has lift tows for
Ashby Bs. Leger, for the holidays. I
Despatches were received at the Coloatal-ofilse yesterday
from the Governors of the West India labia.. Despatehes
were seat to the Governor of the Cape of Geed Rope sad
the Goverase of Gibraltar.

A lup addition has just been nude to the public
park at Holyrood, by *shim:lei witkia it a field of about
thirties aerie, situated mirth of the Doke's-walk, sad teat
of the posed used for military rainier sad parade.
A latter from Berlin says:—" The death of the
Primes Charlotte of lleiniagea, eldest daughter of Prince
Albert of Prude, took place immediately after her
_ _

wiseaehetheat. She was bora on the 21st of Jane, 1831, and
Bearded Prises Georp of Sain-liethiagea in Kay, 1850
Prince Albert, who was at Manisa at the time, immediately
left for Jacinth's* with the Prince and Princess, the
brother sad either of the dammed. She hoe had throe
children, the snood of which, a plume, died a few dips
The Swise Federal Councillor Drury, who of late
yeses has made a eoasiderable Ague in the affairs of his
country, died on the 29th alt.
A despatch published in the Journal do St. Peters.
bogey of the 29th owillnes the death, by a canna ball,
before Sebastopol, ea the 17th, of the Ramis& Admiral

M. Inhoder, a prefect seder the regime of General
Cicalae% has been appointed wager of the Singe.
M. Guizot Ina appeared a second time at the
Tuileries, to virtu of his fanetions at the Academy, its
order to submit to the Aid of the state the nomination of
Y. Poniard. The Sneerer aSesutpted to engage his visitor
Is a lug sad frteaday enversation.
A letter from Vanovia states that after every
meeting (tithe Centimes at Tisane, telegraphic despatches,
uterine fully into details, us Nat to Bt. Potent:cm, but
nuts weed transpires In public.

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Letters of the 29th dt. from St. Petersburg 'peek
of the remarkable activity of the Emperor Alsztader dam
his sosession to the throne. Bopp:A*lly doss he campy him-
self with military akin, inspecting regiments, ordering
promotions, ite., almost daily. In the prosiness of the
Empire the arming of the national militia is proceeding
with redoubled vigour.
. .

Manhal Paskiewitch is said to be principally Oen-
pied at this moment with the introdastien of various lour
wished-fur realms late the Moil &daisies:ration of Poked.
Moslem to this West have beta addressed by hie order to
all the functionaries la the provisoes.
The Senate of Piedmont will proceed to the consi-
dentin of the law apes 'caveats, after Buster. The alertly
meanwhile are straining every nerve to mean the rejection
el the bal.

Um marry COLLEGE, LoNnon.—Tho council, at
their seaties oa &Wisp lut, appointed to the Preteleer-
ship of Arabia is the college, Dr. William Wright, of
Edit' wet, editor of the "Travels of Its•Jabeir," ie
Arabi*. Applicatlems for the Prefeepeorship of Itiodosteat
were reserved for farther coaddentice. leave of abuses

r for a year was grimed to Professor Parkes, N.D., noesiaatod
as reperiateadeat of a strU beepital about to be established
our Constantinople by the roveranosat. 0f... were
resolved from' tb. Bunn do Goidontid of prime of 261. for
the maim of 1566 for sash of tbe fear foltowlas *lessee—
Geology. Hebrew, Civil Isilnewfog. sad Ansi/Ural
Cihroily; sat of Ibe sea of VOL Ilor dm hospital, wadi.
*MI at the OMER ealleatien, then antonathig to 1,400 L,
being 661191 69 1,71 K by NMI osatributioas.
Gnat ilmatielhatios had boa exproseed by the
laaaaimaie erreesa. is Remus keetralia, in eoeorquenee
of a *brief Ism um !awls( obisisei a via unmet
boa tbe
Large rigidities of potatoes are brought to
bus Yabobilsi. by the Chest Northers lad
la stays. sea masa oat ea
COO. bun Ili wawa. of the IllsatbMeseireaVvi;
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