The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVEXING, MARCH 29, 1855.

tags, commanding the Viper, for their able support,
u well se all the officers and men.

INXLIXGS FROM ME CAMP.

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The Russian force, apparently 1,600 or 2,000 men,
and the other inhabitants, are now encamped about a
mile north of the town, having left a few men in the
batteries; they will have great difficulty in commu-
nicating with Anspe, being surrounded by the Cir-
cassia= (who were collecting reinforcements), and
should they return to the town, a small naval force
caa at any time drive them out again.
I enclose list of casualties among the ships.
I have, &a, •
(Signed) GEORGE GIFTARO, Captain.
Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, Bart., Q.C.B.

Ooly two Roman Catholic clergymen now remain
with the army.

This (the 14th) is the day when we were all to have die-
appeared, save Lord Raglan and his personal staff.
A council of war, attended by Generals Canrobert, Boa-
quet, and Sir G. Brown, Omer Packs, and Admirals Lyons,
Bract, and Stewart, was held at Lord Raglan's head-
quarters on the 11th. The Turkish general was droned in
his until plain uniform—a fez, grey coat, and long boots.
The Scots Fusilier Ganda have established a sort of can-
teen, at which articles of almoet every ascription are sold—
good cheese, 9d., bacon, ditto, batter, &a., equally as cheap;
and sherry at 2s. ad , port wine at 2.. 6d.
Lord Palmerston is said to have excited some
little indignation amongst the comosiasaviat and medical
.111.1, of the army, by his remark that they did not be-
long ts the aristocracy or the gentry of the country. Tye
oesialesedan placed on that declaration by those officers is,
that Lord Palmerston thinks they are net "gentlemen,
and that they do not belong to the class called " gentry."
The following order has been based from head• quarters :
—" In conformity with the directions of General Viscount
Harding*, officers commanding regiments will prepare in
the usual form lists of those entitled to wear a clop for
' Balaklaya,' and will forward them to the Adjutant-Ge-
neral of the army for transmission to Ragland on or before
the 30th instant."

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We have an account of the first " railway accident" at
the Crimea. It took piste on the 10th :—" A serious wi-
dest occurred today on that portion of the railway which
is completed from Balaklava. While tunaing in some
*re( ha down a steep slope to the head of the harbour, the
trucks got off the line and overturned, killing one Spanish
muleteer on the spot, and so severely injuring one of the
labourers that he died a few hours afterwards. Two others
of the s navvies • wife also much injured, bat they are
likely to do well

Oar am►ulance corps have all been collected in one
camp ; the waggons are put in nee ; and the gaps made its
the casks are being supplied from the infantry rtgiments,
to the number of 40, so as to make the corps up to its effi-
cient state. The mules which have died daring the winter
are replaced by others, so that once more oar very smell
corps of ambulance ate to be in an efficient state to take
sick down, and prevent the torture the poor fellows are
subject to from the necessity of riding cavalry chargers.
It is in contemplation to give each ambulance orderly 6(1.
a day sutra pay.
Daring the day I (correspondent of the Post) took a walk
tease burial plus of the three generals, Sir George Cath-
cart and Brigadier. Generals Goldie and Strang ways. The
spot is one of deep interest; there lie the devoted soldiers
la the middle of a small Kure, the sides of which are pro-
tected by a breastwork. At the head of the two generals of
the 4th Division are rude stones, plead in the form of a
crew, while at that of the distinguished artillery officer is a
nimble slab, on which ars engraved in English and Ruse
the rank of the slain, and the occasion on which be was
killed. Within a few yards of the above graves are those
of the other officers of the 4th Division who fell at biker-
man. All who approseb this lest home of the brave stem
impressed solemnly ; they tread lightly, and think
seriously, and no mound of laughter is ever heard there.