The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-30 00:00:00

DBBPATCH PROM GENERAI4 CANROBERT.

The From& Minister of War has reedved the
following report from General Oenrobert :

CRIMEA. Mums 17.
Kossisur Is Mariskal,—l lulu tbs Meow lip Mart to
you sous military satioss raid' lisv• takes plus is
works
AG trucks., maids/Lbws the ozsestioa of ear ollibrost
.

In the night between the 14th and 15th Wt we earned
a L•et line of the themes ambuscades width hedbeen
established hi heat if that masks before the Malakoff
Tower, ea whisk the enemy had *WWII np a new week.
Fees this snabeesede the awakes Ma bed thaeyed ear
working puttee, and ea the seraing of the 14th bad killed
Captain °Whet, of the engineers, whose less we deeply
thank

The troops, entrusted with this operation, performed it
with ate► viewer sad impetuosity, ander • fire of
musketry and artillery kept up tram the plum It wee
auseessy to matinee the *pendia daring the night
foetuses the 16th sad 16th ; as oaths previous night, it wu
my vigorously carried out. The usbaseades have been
rased. %anal Baguet highly extols the energy of the
troops employed ia these two °embus, giving occasion, m
they did, to most kowouratde feats of individual prowess.
°numb Niel end Bizet 'aerated the open parallel but
night, and they have prepared the sxse•tisa of another
parallel tisane the mantelsa to heat of the Malakoff tower.
We an about to earamenso it to-eight, la a soil where, un-
fortunately, reek is very near the surface of the ground, an
°betide we have eenstaatly had to etstead against in almost
ever, put sluts the onesseseement of the oleic
Oa the left, we have matiaued in. weeks before the cea-
tral buttes. During the same nights of the I4tb.l6th. and
15th-16th, metwithessudiag • lest die of grape and mus.
timely, we teemed • new parallel, men than 400 metres in
length, to unaect thu old weeks with the trench forming •
safest eagle is the direetion of this beetle..
Thus operating have lest es shoot thirty men either
kilted or wounded ; among the form: is Captain Adis, of
the 2nd Regiment of the Forage Lesko.
la the eight between the 16th sad 16th the besieged, pro-
bably wishing to create • diversion ea oar extreme left, and
eapposieg gee no doubt that the works weameneed es the
right engrained all our attendee, digested against this left a
sortie INIMBION4 of 450 velentesis from various corps. Their
effort wee imported by a eempany of the 10th battalion of
Feet Choiseul. and we company of Voldgews from the
2nd Keenest of the rondo Logics. This combat was
most brill/sat; the •sallsat, received by a sharp fire,
and drives bask at the point of the bayonet be-
yond the parapet of the true* left to eat heads
29 as killed or wounded, sad the seas number
at the gerund that separates the tronc► from the
embalm& whence be bad lamed. He had, however, to-
moved • large number with the aid of detach:seats pe►
aided with band-burrows. Oa the whole, this little affair
must have out the Itordau • third of their effective force
assegai la it. It eat as flee sea killed sod twelve
weaseled. During the eight days that have just elapsed,
we ►ave tried the fire of • small battery w►ich we have
ended, but whisk is used and served by the Englieb, nod
whisk amass& some open spots la the principal harbour.
We bad sheaved that sae of the war *Seesaws, the Orono-
fasts, by wham Its we had beat &alloyed, had beim
struck by ear bells. We now tura they had barely
time to take her is the stockade la thu outpost, wbea she
feaadered. This ineideat is not without its value, partial.
larly c acetone of the moral eCeet it must have prodeeed
s the garrison. The port is, in feet, the Ilse of retreat for
this gutless, and the more threatening our attics buboes
molest that tine, the seen will the troops feel uneasy and
dissoanged.

The brigade of the Imperial Nord has been rigorously
essatitated. The beet addle= of the array of the East have
seawall, lakes their plies is it, sad this hood a a=ble
reward. Yesterday I solewaly coulgued to the Zouaves of
Ithe Gaud the dap confided to then by the Emperor. His
Majesty sad yourself, Eds Marstal, way rest assured that it
will be well kept

. -
Notwithstanding the eztressaly sadden elm's* of the
weather la the Crises, the number of the sick is on the
wane. Accept, an,
Ths Omni Commanding-in-Chid the
Amy of the Beat,
Cottsooist.

BRZBROUN. Maim 4.
Waif Paths, the new Commander-in-Chief, has pat
under arrest the Ferik Chuhri Pacha, President of
the Military Council; Hussein Pasha, Chief of the
Staff; sad Ahmed Naha, Commander of the Brigade
of Redifs. The two first are accused of peculation,
and Ahmed Pacha of having abandoned his post in
the affairs of Indje.dere and Soubahtan ; and they
leave in a few days for Constantisoplo under escort.
The troops, who had not received • pars for nine
months, are at last about to be paid. Dr. Landwitt,
one of the most distinguiahed English medical men
at Constantinople, Is charged with organising the
medical service of the army. of Anatolia. The sani-
tary condition of the army is improving every day.
The Russians are still shut up in (limn.