The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-30 00:00:00

ODESSA AFTER THE DEPARTURE OF

TER FLEET.

ODESSA. 00T. 16.
The first thing I did on Sunday morning was to
rush down to the beech, to see if any alteration was
wmptible is the position and number of the enemy's
lest, when great was our joy and surprise to ascer-
tain that they were all gone—vanished, disappeared,
and nothing but a dark cloud of smoke on the eastern
horizon Wallow in what direction they had proceeded.
The news soon spread, and the inhabitants began to
return to their habitations, and see still flocking in
every hoar, busily teamed in withdrawing from the
cellars and vaults those valuables they had planed
there for safety. Last night 10,000 men that were
'tattooed here were sent to Otohakoff, and to-day
several batteries of heavy and light field artillery
have followed. It is said that the destination et the
fleet is Kinburn. This little fortress is inhabited ex-
elusively by the garrison, who in times of woe
occupy themselves profitably with the herring fishery.
The entrance to the limas is too wide to allow
the gnus of the fortress to prevent the approach of
a naval facet to effect which the presence of
Boating batteries is absolutely required. A large
number of these are being fitted oat at Nioolaieff
with all possible expedition, under the personal in-
spection of the Grand Doke Constantine. It is ad-
mitted here that if the enemy mos obtain possession
of Yinbern, they will have but little difficulty in
retaining it I for if the Russians were to make any
attempt to regain it, they would have to approach it
by the narrow slip of sand, several miles long, at the
end of which Kinburn is situated, before reaching the
fortress, and during their march they would be ex-
posed without any protection to the fire of the gun-
boats lining the coast.
Notwithstanding the serious fears and expectations
entertained of an immediate bombardment. 00010

sasses occurred which were absurdly ridiculous. For
instance, the fugitives were eeen running about in all
directions seeking in vain the office for passports,
which had shut up shop and walked off long since.
Then the customhouse authorities on the lines out-
side the town added much to the delay and confusion
by demanding payment of duty on everything pass-
ing, for Odessa is a free port. The obstreperous
mirth and gayness of the Russian character were
very conspicuous amongst the soldiers, who, though
nearly koocked sap by active duty, long marches,
and uninterrupted watching for four days and
nights, lost nothing of their usual noisy laughing
and exaberanos of spirits, for which they are so con-
epitomise.

LEGAL CHANGES nr IRELAND. The shadow
withal' the again 'heap sada before ft is of this shape.
Chief Berea Pigott, it Is said, resigns as the grated of ill-
health ; Mr. Attorney Cionml Keogh sweep& him melds!
Judge of the Court of Badinage ; Mr. Fitzgerald, Ow
presses &Bettor, takes Mr. lEgogb's ones; and Issas Bets,
QC., M.P. for Yentbal, beedoes Bolleiter Osenel is were
of Mr. Fitnersid.:—Dtibltig Express.

The illiress of the Bishop- of London is of the rut-
tare of paralysis, tbousit it is saki tint lds 'mottoes s wit
seriously Wooed by it. TM lower @Urinal*, ere ehislly
slated. Them is little baps el hie Lordship's wallets
resovery, eves should lb. stsssitit et big soastitaties
sury Lisa t►rcelh t►. pressor attack.