The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-17 00:00:00

LATEST FROM ABROAD.
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PARIS, sin. 16.
The following despatches have thin day been re-
ceived:

" ST. PETE:MBURCI, Sm. 15.

" A despatch from (Amaral Gortebakoff, dated
Sept. 11, in the evening, speaks in the following
terms:

" 'W• hive blown ep. a great part of the fortiBaa-11
tions of the southern 'part of SebastopoL
▪ The enemy triaging to appear in (Dot very nu-
merous) groups amidst the ruins of the town.
• We have transported to the north part of the
place all the wounded who remained in the southern
part' after its evacuation.' "

• This maw to refer to the 600 as mentioned by a
preceding despatch to Isom bees left, and who were probably
taken sway by permission of Marshal Pelletier.

(IT ILIOT&IO TZLIOZAPH.)
(11011 001 OWN CORRISPONDIKT.)
PARIS. MONDAY MooNum.
The Luxor has arrived at Marseilles.
It is thought that Omer Pacha will land at Redout
Kale.
The Charlemagne has sustained some damage.
Preparations are making at Marseilles for the
embarkation of 10,000 horses.

RUSSIA.
VIENNA, 824. T. 14.
The news that the Emperor Alexander is going to
Warsaw is confirmed.

Prince Gortohakoff, Russian Minister at Vienna,
will leave that city on the 20th, to pay his respects
to his sovereign.

POLAND.

A letter from Warsaw says :—" The Emperor's
fete was celebrated here on the 11th of September,
with great magnificence. Bishop Fiiatkowski, Ad-
ministrator of the Arch-dioosee of Warsaw,
who, it is reported, is to be made Arch-
bishop of Warsaw and Primate of Poland,
performed divine service, and chanted a Ts Doan in
the cathedral. Prince Paskiewitch held a grand
levee in the old castle of the Polish kings, at which,
all the civil and military functionaries were present.
In the evening there was a grand dinner; 101 salvos
of artillery were discharged, and the town was bril-
liantly illuminated."

THE BALTIC.
DANTZIC, Sum. 14.

The Driver has arrived here, having quitted
Nargen on the evening of the 11th. The allied fleet
still remains anchored at Seskar and Nargen. No
rumour was in circulation u to the movements which
the fleets might have in contemplation.

A private telegraphic despatch in the Pattie has
the following, dated Ramberg, Sept. 16 :
" Several English war vessels have recently made

a reconnaissance in Revel-roads. The inht:bitants
were expecting an attack from the Allies. Meantime
wnsiderable additions were being made to the forti-
fications of the place, and a large quantity of infernal
machines of a new construction had been received
Ifrom St. Petersburg."

SPAIN.

MADRID, Barr. 14.

The French ambassador, M. de Turgot, has given
orders for aTi Drum to be performed, on the 16th,
at the French church, in honour of the fall of Sebas-
topol. Marshal Espartero this day goes to the
Escurial.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Barr. 14.

The superior tribunal has given its decision in the
ease of the British Consul at Cologne, and has ad-
judged that the Consul cannot claim exemption from
proceedings, and that he cannot plead u an excuse
that he acted under the order of his government.

DENMARK.
HAMBURG, Sm. 15.

The first Danish Chamber has deBniticely adopted
the changes proposed in the constitution of 1849, by a
majority of 38 against 10.

THE EAST.

TRIESTE, SUNDAY, Sarr. 16.
The mail from Egypt has arrived with news from
Alexaodria of the Bth.

The Viceroy is going to Paris, accompanied by the
French Consul

Letters from Bombay are to August the 13th.
The insurrection of Santhal continues. Thirty thou-
sand insurgents are ravaging the country. An ener-
getic repression is preparing.