The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-05 00:00:00

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SONDON. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 5.

LATEST
NEWS FROM ABROAD

The French Minister of War has received the fol-
lowing despatches from General Quashed :

" BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, lAN. 24, received
at Bucharest, Feb. 3.

"The weather hu become milder end more favour-
able. The troops have supported their recent trials
with admirable firmness, and the extreme severity
of the season has not shaken their confidence one
instant. We have reason to hope that the intensity
of the winter has already disappeared in the Crimea.
We are resuming the works before the place with
fresh activity."

" SEBASTOPOL, lA,. 28.

" General Uhrich and the Voltigenre of the Imperial
Guard have just arrived. The troops are animated
with an excellent spirit, and are fall of enthusiasm.
The weather continues fine : we take advantage of it
for completing oar works.
" By a telegraphic despatch of the 27th, via Mar-
seilles, I announce to you the arrival of General Niel
and Colonel Waubert de Geniis."

The French Minister of Marine hes remised the
following telegraphic despatch from Vioe-Admiral
Brost :

" MONTEBBLLO, JAN. X

"The weather continues very fine. Oar batteries
have received orders to keep themselves in readiness
for re-opening their fire."—Daily News.

The Times has received the following telegraphic
despatch from its special correspondent in the Crimea,
dated Balaklava, January 27 :—" There is no firing
on our side. The weather is frosty at night; very
mild, and flee during the day. The siege works
are advancing. The army is still sickly. Prinee
Mentehikoff has gone northwards. The Rus-
sians make constant sorties, and continue firing
upon the French lines and pickets. Supplies
are gone up to the camp in abtutdszos. The
French Eighth Division has arrived. The British
ship Sphynx has also arrived. Lord Raglan visited
Balaklava on the 24th of January, and had an
interview with Admiral Lyons. He inspected the
trenches on the 25th. There are only eight Russian
battalions near Tchorgoon."

A despatch hu been received at Berlin, from St.
Petersburg, dated the 4th, and which Mates that
Prince Mentchikoff had sent the following tele-
graphic despatch to his government :

" SEBA STOPOL, JAI. 28.

"No change has taken plass in the state of
affairs before Sebastopol. From time to time the
enemy throws shells and rockets into the town, but
the damage done is unimportant."

BERLIN, FAIDAY.

Tss P►ywian

meat in the Colors* (image. of Jan. 31, to the effect
that Duke George of Mecklenburg had made lash
overtures to the King of Prtunia in the name of the
Emperor of Russia, and asserts that no communica-
tion of the kind, whether verbal or written, had been
made.