The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-19 00:00:00

several cossmunioatioss to the Association had been Brigade of Cavalry will leave until the season is m
toad by the Secretary. a " permanent international far advanoed as to render any extensive movement et
leseamittles was elected, consisting of the following the enemy all but impossible. It is not expee..4
members : that more than one or two troops will remain foe the
For Portugal: MM. d'Alcocbdte and Mouzinho de winter. The regiments of the Hussar Brigade me to
Silveira. winter at Ismid, the climate of which is said to he
For Mexico : M. Andres Oseguers. very temperate and agreeable. From its sheltered
For England : Sir Joseph Oliffe, and Mr. Edward position at the head of a deep inlet of the Sea of Mat.
Blount, the banker. -. ors, more especially from the north and north-sax
For the United States: MM. W. Mann and E. winds, Ismid is reported to be free from those odds"
Brooks. variations of temperature to which both Cocetantiaopi.
For Austria : Doctor Sehwarts—with power to add and Scutari are subject. A steamer plies twice o
to their numbers. A French committee was also week between it and the Boepherus. The Hwy
elected. Brigade winters at Scutari.
A letter was then read from Mr. James Yates, , Some of the French regiments are also &heat is
F.It.S., informing the association that a committee to leave immediately. The 11th, 31st, and 64th 800
forward the objects in view had been formed in L'n- meets of the Line, lately arrived, are now is the
doe, and stating the names of the members. At the plain, encamped immediately in rear of the 4
last meeting Mr. Yates bad proposed a resolution, giments which they are to relieve. 71e
approving of the prineipienf unity of money. This whole of the Imperial Guard in the Criss
motion was rejected, on the ground that it contained is to take its departure. This force is sew
nothing more than was necessarily implied in" the posed of two Regiments of Grenadiers, two Beer
programme of the association. Mr. James Yates mints of Voltigeurs, one regiment of the Zonation
now (by letter) pressed foe a consideration of his the Guard, and one battalion or the Masseuse( As
injured motion. M. Jobard (Belgium) instated upon Guard. The regiment of Gendarmerie of the I*
the necessity of uniformity in the construction of perial Guard has already left. The other resifts*
ship building instruments, and adduced instances of named for departurejto France ere selected aceordise
the inconvenience often experienced when ships to their seniority of foreign service, and are the Hui
touched at foreign ports. The association, taking Leger, 16th Leger, 20th Lkger, 20th of the Line,
into consideration the motions of Mr. J. Yates and 220 d Leger, 26th Ikger, 60th of the Line, Li let
Jobard, resolved, that the press of every nation Regiment of Chasseurs i Pitd. These will talks is.
should be requested to consider, First, the placed by fresh regiments, nearly all of shit:hue
question of unity in the denomination of now arrived.
of monies; mond, unity of standard ; and third, The weather has continued remarkably warm sad
unity of weights end measures of ell kinds, whether fine. Many of the winter huts have arrived, aid
economical or scientific. The sitting of yesterday there has been great activity in bringing them up t.
closes the proceedings of the International Associatioo. the Divisions in front. The continuance of the dry
Henceforth the business sill t r conducted by the weather has been most favourable for the road making
Permanent International and the French Committees, and other winter reparations. The health of the
which will make known their progress through the troops has continued excellent.
press. Nov. 6.—Festive meetings were held through*
the various French and English camps last evening,
to celebrate the anniversary of the victory at Ink*
mann. As numerous bands were playing, and Iss,
fires were lighted at various points, the demons*
Lions must have attracted the notice of the enemy
the North heights.

The folios log are the general orders, dated Noe. 4,
granting leave of absence to Sir Cohn Caropbelload
appointing his 'aces 'or:
No. 6.—Liars of abases is punted at the reoconses‘
ties of a ontliest board, to Lieeteneet W. Le Mena%
Royal Artillery, to proceed to England. On arrival Mei
report himself to the Adjotant-Geueral.
Os lldee'cal cortittcste, to Lieutenant T. Blakirton, Batt
Artillery, to Deo. 8, 1865, to proc.sd to Scutari.
Aod oa argent private stlat•a, to Liesteirent•Geatad It
Colts Campbell, G. 0.8.. tr Neb. 29, 1156; Limn s&
Colossi Sterling, C. 8., Assistant•Adjutant-Oensnl, to Psh,
29, 1856; Major L. Skinner, 8911 Regiment, to Feb. 14
1866; Brevet Major Baines, 95th It. gimeat, to Jas. A,
1866 ; Paymaster lEMullen, 48th Regiment, to Feb. 6,
1856. Also to Capt. C. B. Mansfield, 33rd Begimist,
Jan. 6, IE6, to proceed to Coratantioople.
During the abalones of Paymaster M•Msllea, tad CO le
rosponsibility, Capt. B. M. Hail, 48th Regnant, will p•
form his duties. _ _ _

No. 7. Doriog the almoner of Licut.-Gensul Sir Ork
Campbell, G.C.8., BripdievOmeral Camerae, C. 3.,
take command of the Highland Division.
And Col. Atherley, 92nd lisginsent, will takeeceuresid
the let Brigade Highland Division.