The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-22 00:00:00

lied salt sad for it. At whomsoever door the
limit may lie, it is not their fault that they have not
seopered the Crimes. They have freely given more
4 labour and son blood than would suelos for the Sc.,
r cast of two snob provinces—they are willing to gists
• sem They are told that to faros the lines if
the Tammy& would lay two thousand of this
r weeding ce the grow—they say, " Lead es ger
They are told that if F and Bridsh
missal are led against Sebastopol, that ton
of their *amber most fall before the entiemsborwth
ma be taken. Still, all they demand is the peendmimt
• topes. Nears at home that waver wits*
se a
- of salleast, t the expense of war, one-half
• of vileis own jobbing, should take an ex-
aspiefreladioallesre and men whom they have sent
eat to 1W their battles. If the armies are not tired
" et the the armies do not despair et 1.00/89
v 11101.1.011. sera them at bons have for complain-
tiger*, totems of war, or grambliag at its waat
sersewalt?
Us news has spread that the Coefersoces at Vienna
lieutlissolved, and that the decision is war. Every
ksce is glad of it. Right or wrong, it was be-
* Bleed tkat eis *hilly shelling sort of warfare would
less fa theist of the Conferences.
thus much about the Balahlava frost, that
all is tranquil. Small cavalry mammalians,* take
ulaos daily. The generale me at last that the plain
is the very best ilea for the airing al the berme.
The Belk the Claude, end the Talks go daily oat
• tats the pisia to drill, ander the *yes of the Rada%
7 via watch tbs. from the heights occupied by *sk
"' siestas. It most be a gratifying sight to oar Xis-
swim bee. For se it is gratifying to Sod that oar
esmosattsre caa profit from experience. In Bulgaria
the troops were taken oat to brave the'
hate of the meters noonday me. ate
" esedingly. Here the reconnaimesseanass plus early
in the monde& and the drillimg erimerenses altar them
m the efternoem, at which hear a fresh blase springs
up. These remarks in themselves will show
hyoe
that the weather is episodic). Ths extremes of heat
end seal are still painful. At 11 a.m. the lightest
t' Media; le almost intolerable I at b it.M. and at 7 p.sa.
sees winter coats of sloth and fur are considered f
great essafort.

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