The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-18 00:00:00

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BALMORAL, Sart. 16.
Yesterday the Queen and the Prince accompanied
by Priam William Frederick of Prussia, sad at-
tended by Lid, Churchill and General the H. C.
Om, visited the Camp of the Forbes' Highlander, oa the
beaks of the Doe. Tee royal party was received upon their
. snivel by Sir Charles Forbes, and the Ines of the else ex-
hibited some Highland games. Priem William Frederick
was attend. d by Colonel Heintz,.
In the afternoon Priem Albert, with Prince William Fr.-
&trick and Lord °sensate, west to Abergeldia Woods,
which were driven for deer.

A Cabinet Connell was held yesterday afternoon ati
the Foreign-office, Downlag-strut. Pb adoistere prawn*
were Velment Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Sir
George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Sir William
lliolimeorth, Lord ?Austin, &r Charles Wood, and the
Bight Han. B. Vernon Smith. The Council sat two bolus
sad a quarter.

Despatches were received at the Colonial office yesterday
from the Go 00000 rs of Canada, the Cape of G4cd Rope, and
Vaa Diemet.'s Land.

It is said the Queen will not return from Balmoral
till the sad of October.

Lord and Lady Willoughby d'Brieby, who bare
arrived at Drummond Castle, Portiphine, will entertain
eentpany at the saltiest baronial residence until the acne of
the nest aarnth.

Sir Clue. Bloat. of Heathfield, and Mr. W. H.
Peters, of Bonfield Roue, bans boned addressee to
the electors of Lewes, announcing their intention to oppose
the present nassabsra, the Right Hoe. R. Pigmy (Chair-
Inn of Warr and Meant), and the Hos. B. Brand, at the
neat general election.
His Imperial Highness Prince Napoleon arrived at
Calais yesterday, and isentedlately elated by oittflis trail
.fer Part. He left Woolwica, Intends. to go to Ham, but
la sonsequence, of boisterous weather gem orders to pat
iste Gahm
Alersrar. PULACIL-43RTELTIte DaL--Sirt.
i-bhissisoloso on
7, 114 payload, 7,287 ; ditto by seam tisk"
0.4.491, 494.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

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HAMBURG, Sari.. 17.
The followio& aespatoh has this day been re-
solved :

" ST. PETERSBURG, Sur. 11.
Thr. Emperor has issued an order of the day to
the ssay, oommunioating the fall of Sebastopol.
Ris Majesty thanks the garrison of Sebestopol
'we the bravery they have displayed in defending
that stronghold to the very last, and declares
that he is convinced all the troops of the empire are
ready to follow their example in sacrificing life, and
everything, for the sake of protecting the religion,
the honour, and the independence of Russia.
" The Emperor adds that he still relies with confi-
dence upon the firmness and courage of his faithful
and attached soldiers to repel every future hostile
attempt to violate the sanctity of the Russian terri-
tory, while he excuses the recent failure at Sebas-
topol by saying there is a line which is impassable
even to heroes."

FAILURE OF THE RUSSIANS IN ASIA.

Os auvrazo masoaora.)
(room ova OWN COZSZOPONDENT.)
HAMBURG, Barr. 18.

Despatches from the army of operations in Asia
have Wen received and published in the Invalids
Busse.

General Muraviers expedition and attack on the
Turkisi. ntrenched camp was a failure.
Kin L. still surrounded.
A Ru.-sian General and Colonel have been killed
whilst oat foraging.