The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-25 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, JUND 26.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

OFFICERS KILLED.

Lord Panto= has received the following List of
. Mows killed, or who died of their wounds, on the
18th of June :

WAR DEPARTMENT, Juxs 24, 81 rat.
Major-Oeneral Sir John Campbell; Colonel Yee,

Shadforth, 67th;
Lieutenant Meurant, 18th ; Lieutenant Davies, 38th;
lieutenant Ashwio, 67th; Lieutenant Bellew, 33rd;
Captain Bhiffuer, 34th; Captain Robinson, 34th ;
Lieutenant Hurt, 34th; Lieutenant Alt, 34th; Cap-
tain Forman, Rifle Brigade; Captain Tease, Royal
Engineers; Lieutenant Murray, Royal Engineers;
Lieutenant Graves, Royal Engineers; Captain Fen-
wick, 44th; Captain Hoe. C. Agar, 44th; Captain
Caulfield, 44th ; Lieutenant-Adjutant Hobson, 7th.

7th Regiment;

BEBAbTOPOL

The Monaeur of yesterday contains the following :
" The electric telegraph has been broken in seve-
ral places since JUIN 18, and has not yet been com-
pletely restored to working order. The cable which
crows the Danube at Giurgevo is broken, and the
comonsication between Bucharest and Presburg is in-
terrupted. Along this section, therefore, the despatches
• mut seeds be transmitted by post. This is the expla-
nation of the delay to which the two despatches sub-
joined bare been subject. Although transmitted
from the Crimea on the 19th and 20th, they only
reached Paris on the 23rd. The following are the
despatches :

• GENERAL PELIBBIER TO THE MINISTER

OF WAR.

Jams 19.

The besieged, notwithstanding our want of mous
yesterday, which, doubtless, he will not fail to ex-
aggerate, has taken fright tonight, and has been
firing at read= (dans le ride), for a considerable
time, with all his guns.
At four to-day there wu an armistice to buy the
dead.

117111 20.

The besieged, closely hemmed in near the central
ravine, has burnt the little fanbourg which is at the
bottom of the Southern harbour. We are canstraoting
batteries, with very heavy guns, on those of the
works conquered on the 7th, which directly menace
the great fort.

BERTCH AND YENIKALE.—RUSSIAN
ACCOUNTS.
The Awns& de St. Petersbourg of the 16th says
Aoco►ding to information reesiviod front Liest.-Osac

IF/marl, ierteh sad Irenikale us adapted by a detach-
-seat of this essay's force•, eossistieg of 16,000 Jesuitry,
with two mimesis of cavalry sad sit artillery batteries,
leader t►s seasusad of t►e English Geseral eir George
Brows. Tkis Allies have einalawaeed fortifying Tsaikalf,
rota/ t►eir works by a stress limo of cavalry, sup-
ported hy reserves of feet soldiers sad horseiaea.

_
Tko Stela sad Turks is passealow of Maths'& desalt
all sorts of horrors. They has* pillaged the church. sad
&boy haat the islabitauts without &dual= a age et on.

NYBORO, Joss 22.

The Centaur, towing the mortar boats Prompt and
Rocket, and the floating water-tank, have paused
.sonthwarde.—Doily News.

BERLIN, SUNDAY.
Ina despatch, dated the 17th, the Prussian Cabinet
has replied to the Austrian despatch of the 12th.
In this document Pnissiadeolares that she wiU rest
faithful to her engagements, bet that, so far as she
is concerned, she does not admit either eofiie►iii with
the alliance, resulting from the treaty of Dee. 2, or
the complete indivisibiiity of the four guaraatees.

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