The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-31 00:00:00

LATEST DESPATCHES FROM

A supplement of the Invalids Rum, of the 21st of
October, publishes the following telegraphie despatch
forwarded from Nicelaieff, by order of the Emperor,
at tea minutes to twelve at night on the 20th :
"Up to hell-past six o'clock this morning the enemy
had made no farther attempt, but remained in the
same position as on yesterday evening. The bulk of
their foram continued near the tongue of Hinburn,
lying wait and south, while thirty-six Teasels, stens
▪ gnu-boats, and others, remained in the roads
of Otehakoff.

" At half-peat seven dela& thirteen gun-boats and
five Seating batteries ascended the Liman and entered
the Bog at half-past ten. At noon they were fol-
lowed by six steam vessels and two additional pa-
lmate.

"The whole of this lave sailed up the Bog and
out anchor at some ocamiderable distanos from its
mouth. A portion of the bats were afterwards de-
tached end ant towards the mouth of the Dnieper
some of the ships continuing to ascend the Bog, pre-
ceded by boats making soundings.
At half-past three o'clock, when theft vessels had
meshed Point Buse end Point Vobnchkeis, ea of

our Bald batteries, which was placed behind the latter
past, opened fire spot them, and thereupon the
enemy siesineed speed sad replied. The manmade
ma:tinned oa both sides for more than as hoar, after
which they returned and joined the vessels at anchor
near the mouth of the Bug."
A despatch a day later (41st), given in a emend
supplement of the .bovalide Rune, states that the
Russians sustained no lose in the above affair.

At half-past two on this day, however, the mauls of
the enemy re-appeared, and again manmade& the
battery. bat the cannonade did not last long, and the
enemy descended the Bog.
The vessels which yesterday entered the month of
the Dneiper returned to the mouth of the Bog, after
having made soundings. To-day, however, two gun-
boats have again appeared in the Dasiper.
A third despatch of the same date states that dur-
ing the bombardment of Kinbarn the Russian loss
was not sonsiderable. The number of dead was not
exactly known, bat there were sixty-one wounded.
The assaulting foes barn left the camp and entered
the feabourg of Mahan.

LATEST FROM THE EAST.

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MAE 8111.1.19, TVINIDAT.

The Christophe Colombo hasp* arrived fres Con-
stantinople. having left that town en the flied. On
board are Generals Baguet, Minuet. and Troehs
The Turkish government had given a warning to
the ingoortial of Smyrna, ea amount of an article
olfessive to Orson.

The frigate Le Vaabaa lead arrived at Coastanti-
sepia from Koalas* wit► 21 abeam, sad 711 Rao
shin soldien.

Awarding to the last sews tram Tesbiscad. Omer
Pasha remained at Seakotun-Bab. The Tarim
alliressd that he wee ia essamanisatioa with Hers.
thfbe
A letter from the Orissa of the 22 says, 41 The
tin at Sshastopol is mat very aetive. operations
are kept quite mum It errant the literriane
wish be retire.

" The French and EDO& cavalry has retarned to
the lines of the Inlisraaya.
The iianliaisn division operates *Own Pat,
°adenine."

The tollowieg despatch hes been received in Patio
*Q Berlin, seder date Oct. 30:
" A new manifesto of the Esapster Alexaoder bey
jest appeared, ordering a general levy of MAO
wen. celled to arm to repulse the imminent aUecks
at the enemy'"

ADRINISTRATIVR REFORM IN RUSSIA.
In the ressot eireolar of M. Lemke', minting
the tights et the mike, which is addressed to the
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newshals at the nobility, he says:
Yea keow yourselves at what great importance
to the public genies is the selestles of proper persons
is the *leaden' of the body ef 'Nobles; what meted
duties aro imposed cm them, and how intimately the
mention of these duties is emanated with the
quietude and peesperity of individuals. It is, there-
fore, to be ardently dedred that the Weed= for public
eneploysent should fell, not an persons whe beer
sorely the nese al seise, bat on those whose Wel-
l/steal capacity sod moral wades really entitle
them to the high quality of nobles:*

THE WAR IN ♦SIA.

A letter in the Mores Ossetia, dated Vienna, Get.
26th, state, that a report was =rest in Cosetenti-
nople ea the 16th that General Mouravieffs army
had ownwenesd its retreat MOM the Arpetstekii.
Bossier' alms who were wade prisoners in the late
affair at Kars have stated that the attack are that
fortress was undertaken solely in °mesquite of
direct orders Iron dt. Potiorsbeqr.
The Joursal a Cbastantiosirie gives the following
sews frees Asia Kiser

We lon rewind mew hen breitesse-lath. Whirl NI-
MMONS tint the Ilerieribren Omer Piths hes *Med his
boni-pertees to this sky. The troop of Chem Pie.
division Ind sonsesively mind bon the Crisis. Pe the
4th this &shim had slimmed, with Fished Pule, .he
eennenis the outposts, es for es the anise of linkcno.
I ea the way to Knob.
We mein letters bin Treinced. whisk Worn is
that the lientar•skres Ones Paths hes just dined his
nap et all its lonia% aid et thew Masked by beer,
mains them to the heelthiest open et the revisor when
their recovery will wnesquatly he non mil.

THE CRIMEA.