The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-24 00:00:00

hare. The English Government ought to have
proved to the Oriental
simples@ earn over all
The sacrifice of Osearal
companions by the '
went ellbliat tail to
and willingnees to
whole of Asia. The
as low an opinion of England as its desertion
Colonel Toni has diffesed among Earepseas.

:GENT

IZTPACT 71011 TKO BMW OT ALDWAWCA.XT Gots
ZAL MOTAATIIII7, DATED POANTALT MOM ?its
CAN, os Toitru-Towu, sus lODAT Thom (mama
AT VLADt Kam, 211:
" After the assault ass Lan es Sept. IS, the nuke
took mange for a than, Impacting ear troops is Haut.
They were nil* astoahlted, there*" wits& they saw the
blockade, ea the costruy, malstalsed with greater Met-
sees, aad our carp becoulag treadormed hits a flied and
agonised establislumat sonatinas. them ea all shim sad
daily reoeiviag stores of every doorframe.
" Nmerthelem, the hopes of the besieged we mom rs.
'feed ohm ease traps of meow appreashea hem Ems-
react. Indeed, Veil Puha, chief of the Brumes= dots/A-
mu, and afterwards Salim Peaky maim hem Trobissed,
did attempt to march upon Kan, bat their rear was always
mum& by Osumi flouseek& 'a Westmont. Oar patzelo
aloe essayed these troops, area I. the very mighbeerlsomi

of EISMIMI.
" AU this time Use supply a Mod was beaming almond
it Kars; the wombat was Fowles used; new had talks
apes the heights of !Wooing integer mortali
amain the gannet ; the desertion Mph
provoked ia number ty
lead Monica beanie gears/
" All these iinametioose detenalad General Williams,
who dinsted the defeats, to armada the forttem. Os
Nov. 24, the Aide...le-Camp of General Winless, Major
Teesdale, presented hioseef before Aidemlemamp Gomel
Mourevieff, bringing a nun, to whioh General Williams
requested authority to tome Use following day ipto ens
swap under a flag of tram, a order to await apes an
iiviagenteat Aide-demean Gavial Monrovieff charged
Meter Teesdale with a verbal nosey to Gametal Williams,
ID the effect that he was ready to resign him fa Use after-
soon a the next day, Nov. 26.
"At tbe sprain hour, a the 26th, Gametal William
preasata hinted( to the Contaaadnia-chiet of the de.
lona eons of the Census—a• the platipetatiary or the
Munk Vmsif Pll4ll, Cammeaderiamhisf of the any NI
Anatolia. The yeaditioas of surrender having ban orient
up, were signed by General Williams, sad approved by
Aide.demanip General Noitratet Gaud woe
to Morn to oar camp the next monist with thei Mashies
lea reply, but his prosenee is tbe harem bang ameetary
to pat affairs is order, and to brag the awe a the nab
reader to the knowledge of the gurisea, the daisies owe"
lag with a emanate resists'. from cams of the 'Mare, her
seat his aido.tamamp to inform us bow affairs sued.
"The mane of the setae day, however,
Usher Twain
presented himself, with fill powers n writiag glom by
the Nimble, to General Williams, to mettle definitively the
smileless of capitulation, sad oleo with a lad the Padre
of Um army of Amalie them la Kin.
" Is the aflame* of Nov. 27, Gourd Willis.., eiciene.
pasted by his staff sad three Paellas, attend our amp asi
signed the Asal meditiose of eapltelation.
Assenting to the treaty, the resides of the may
Aosta* which *snaked the genie= of Kai, were to
leave the formai' oa the 28th, with their arms, their LIN
and with the drums basting ; but, apes the
I prayer of the Turkish asineaders Umieselvee, all the
leap left their it.. sad aniasaidos is their mein,
sailer the gaud of some Ottoman soldiers, who wen an
mileved by ours.
"Although it had bee. arranged that the Turks should
limn in alma' sou the Mai of the village Genothee at
lieneeloek to tits marmite, it was sot sail two Ana is
No oilman that the Diann et the Army of MOO*
eemeopealad by General William sad mime IMO*
presented shaming. bolero Aidorete•Caaap Genial
Mouraelef Oar aeon ha previously boon imaged nano
of battle upon the two bake of the tint Kantelmi. The
flap of the Turkish 'sensate wen that brought M the
front of oar Ham, and were remind by a iimpaay of
carabinien of the regiment of Teals Churn" amidst
the Mud of near, and hunts sought up from battilioa
to bandies.
" The porUoa 'of the Turkish army, ersokAlai. fkis the
moat part, of old and feeble men' of edam maned Inn
an indefinite Use (the Rails), oleo sane RIM
Bamako and LagesMormiog sltogether s total of kW Mac
were, aceordiag to the tenni of the treaty, eat to limb
homes under escorts for the first half day's nun, spa
the condition that they should a more any arras pima
his Majesty the Emperor, dung the war.
" After the departure of the Eadife,; the Commander.
in-Cbief rained a deputation from the chid iabibitaats of
the city of Kars.
" After the iaspatioa of the Turkish regular imp
(sb:at 7,000 or 8,000 ma), who beams primate of wet,
General Moamar gore orders for the distribution swept
them of provision. which had beea prepared for them a the
sieves of ths compales swamped upon the lift bank of
the Kenichi!. Oa the mama day the fortress was garrisoned
by our troops, sada the command of Calomel De Bag% esd
W Russia flag was unforied spa the 'hada."

ST. PETERSBURG. Des• 23.
General Monravieff, is ordering the garrison of
Kars to file off before him, dispensed with the
English taking part in that movement. Omer
Paella, on bearing that Prism Bagration had r
eeived reinforcements, hastily recrossed the Ingest.,

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and fell back on &Niihau' latch.
A ammo= assemblage was present at the Te
Dann which was this day celebrated foe the sar
render of Bars.

ORDER OF THE DAY BY GENERAL
MOURAVIEFF.

The Invalids Riuse publishes the following w_
of the day, addressed by General Ifouravisff to the
detached corps of the Caucasus, dated from the camp
at Kars, Nov. 28 :
" Companions in arms,-I congratulate you! As
Lieutenant of the Sovereign, I thank you!
" At the price of your blood and your hardships, the
bulwark of Asia Minor lies at the ket of his Majesty
I the Emperor. The Embus flag floats upon the walla
ell Kars, proclaiming the victory of the Saviour's
Giese.
" The whole army of Anatolia, 60.000 strong, has
&appeared like a shadow. Its oommander-innhisf,
with all his pane and alms, and the Bullish
, general, who coedusted the defense, tags** with
1 kis staff, ars penmen is au heads. Boss thrum&
GI Turkish prisoners have returned to their bemertsl
where they will proclaim your feats. I
I
OWe have not yet made iamatories of the vest
Ores of arms and government effects which numb
Is Karl, bat without emoting the guns and flap I
imputed by us in the coarse of the campaign, 130
new isms enrich our annals. Manistee' flags will
aims the holy temples of Ramis, and will recall the
esnernire of your steadfset military virtues. 1
0 Oempaiiions in arms, from the highest he *el
knee, I thank you ones more.
soleave comrades, I thank you again in my ewesl
mom; I owe to you the happiness of procuring Jell
his the heart of our monarch. You have finished this
year that which you,have been striving far during the
Let two years.
0 Unite with me in returning thanks to the God of
mobs, who, in him impenetrable decrees, gives us
sew the victory in the midst of the trial" to which 1
, we have recently had to submit.
"Let faith in Divine Providence maintain in you
1 ihe wanier's spirit, and double your energies; we
islll shistaks fresh achievements with hops in the
'Kkfilbt7Protectim•
(Signed) " The Couunandrt-in•Chief,
" Aidede•Casup General
" Mouhaviszr."

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1855.

AND THE

PAU:—
Alibis said to have communicated to Priiiis
eb.'.psdiaiparies speed upon, by the Wasters
Powers, ant to have called ups* her to advocate
their scospiance at St. Petersburg.
Ifesterdq's independence Bolg. assertp that
Promote sensents to support dims proposidoaa and
the jonroal is question considers the fact as the most
significant sign in favour of the probabilities of gems
which has yet occurred.

(MOM 09111 Max

FRANKFORT, IhniDAY.

The official Drsadint Jow;nal states that Russia has
expressed her willingness to swept the proposal for
the future neutralising of the Black Bea, subject to
modifications in the interest of Europe generally.

(moil OUR omit

BERLIN, Beruitner.
The Iran Zeitimg says :—" It is not true that,
as an English journal has anoonnoed, the demolition
of the Russian fortresses in the Black Bea is one of
the conditions of pesos put forward by the Allies."

IN THE AUSTRIAN ARMY•

The German papers received yesterday fully con-
firm the intelligenoe we have previously published
respecting the very large and important extent of the
rednotions made in the Austrian army. The army-
corps subject to these reductions, it will be remem-
bered, are the third and fourth, standing in Gallicia,
Hungary, and Transylvania. We have uniformly
stated that the corps of the Principalities will not be
reduced, and are now further informed that it is to be
reinforced.

e Gower"list ought to ha'' LATEST INTELLIGENCE. -I
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4 iteeßised am ite desertion of document in gaieties be es .