The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-18 00:00:00

RENEWED BOMBARDMENT OF

SEBASTOPOL.

WAR DEPARTMENT, FRIDAY.
Lord Panmure has received the following intelli.

Igenoe from General Simpson, dated

CRIMEA, AVOUST 16.

General PeEasier and I have decided on opening
Bre from the English and French batteries at dawn
to-morrow morning.

FRANCE.
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(BY BU/MARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)

(PROW 011 R OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PARIS, SATURDAY MORNING.
General Canrobert is created a senator.
Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, will arrive at about
half•past 6 o'clock p.m. The Maniteur invites Pa-
risians to show their respect and affection for their
illustrious ally.

The ex• Royal family of France visited Cimarron
Castle yesterday, and the following autographs were entered
in the visiting book :—" Marie Amilie," " Duc et Duchies.
de Nemours," " Princess. de Salerne," "Duo et Duchess.
d'Auniale." Her Majesty, who, on entering the castles
leaned on the arm of the Duke de Nemours, was plainly
attired in slight mourning, with a blue suashade, sad car-
ried a French parasol. Moat of the ladies of the Royal
party wore hats.
Accounts from Alexandria state that the waters of
the Nile have risen two fathoms higher this year thin last,
and this is considered so augury of an abundant harvest.
A Paris correspondent of the Independance Belga
amuse. himself with noticing rumours of an approaching
visit of General Canrobert to Naples, on a Muratiit
lion—the suing of Sicily to England, and the placing of as
Imperial prince on the throne of Spain !
A Crimean correspondent cf the Journal de Co*.
Andinople soya that it is as difficult new for tourists to visit
the trenches before Sebastopol aa it would be to gain admis-
sion to a Cabinet Council or the private sitting-room of
Queen Victoria.
Westminster is to be made a new city. When the
cheaps proposed by Mr. Pennethorae and Sir Charles
Barry shall have been completed, that part of the capital
will scarcely know itself.

RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS OF THE BOMBARD.
KENT OF SWEABORO.

In an s:traadisa►7 supplement to the Journal de
St. Polortbasrg of At 10, received this day, the
Ant manilas is made of the bombardment of Swag-
keg. The article is as follows :
At men as hog. 6 the easmrs fleet, which wee amitored
it Nur', aid whisk osnelsted of to ships of the ilea, sin
mien. ,"11 drama% four loads( batteries (Preseh),
tee curettes, one brig, one sehoorier, sintsen mortar beam
„neva.* gunboat., two yachts, and three transports—
aunty are vowels in all—raised sactior, and at forty are
Riser* pest use ea the same day stood swards the fleet of
two skips sad three Mermen sabered before Saaditam.
Now, by ma telegraphic deepataber, mat this marsiag
(Aug 9), st 9 sad 11 o'clock, Aide.de Camp Gem's! De
Bag SUMMON that the enemy, after forming a lisle of
SOTO/ boats from Ronskber to Grokbar, sad smatesetlag
, bratty dories the night as the rock of lemgora, emit.
Rwsed at 7 o'clock us the morales of the 9th, throwing
bairn principally in the fortress of flereaborg, and pertly
is the fort of Leasure mid upon the Nisholmt battery. The
two vessels anchored spos dkadham also opened Are 'goblet
the Stead and battery No. 2. We ate is expectatioa of
fouler details

Th. Incalide Raise publishes the following, re-
ceived by telegraph from Sweaborg :
♦oa. 9, 12.:Xt—Thell0111117.11 esaseasds ageism Swesberg
hoe become beerier. Ho ANA from fifteen to twenty tame
e Waste. Oar artillery, partings/1y that of the St. Ni-
ihau battery, replies with safwear.

2.40, Lit.--Th; onesey's Al. has become eztremely heavy.
His discharges number thirty per minion. Two of his frigates
sad a steamer are placed between Ilelk•E and Drmns-E,
sad keep up a constant fire against the latter island. Up to
me present time the enemy's deist has thrown neatly 6,000
bombs.

6.66.—The 01101127.111 caneenade is oonoentnited upon
the fortress, bat since three ceoelock in the naming it has
diminished a little. Oar batteries ems the lathed of Bend
lam have acted with each seams, that the aasailant's
mush there withdrew at noon from oar range, and one of
them having received serious damage, was obliged to be
taken away in tow.

8 16.—tho bornbardmast °satinets to be very heavy.
Auo. 10, 29 KINCTIU3 Anti 3110741011.T.-.BiSCIP night-
fall the aggressor has thrown Cosgrove rackets upon
Bweaborg. According to an approzirsativo estimate, he
threw yesterday, between 7 o'clock la the storsing sad 8
o'clock at night, at lout 10,000 boots. At this utmost
be throws thirty rockets a Lasts

.
140 • u.—The shower of his rockets epee the islands
and the form does not diminish, but the play of his bombs
is less. The spirit of our troops is eztallent.
7.34 A.m. —Bstwesu two and four o'clock this 1014i211
the enemy's fire was feebler, but since half-pest four the
fire from his mortar and gas boats has lammed is in-
tensity.

9.50 a.u.—Tlie assay has Nand his mortar and gna
boats maser his loft dank Ia sosoontratiog his firs opts
tho fort of Wows Brute, bat thank G.xl ha has not
onassoded la deist us injury. MI oar batteries us intact.

A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 26th ult., is the
Omutitutionfti, nye :

Prince ()ouch*lto, has received fall powen to destroy
the remains of the Russian fleet in the Bay of Sebastopol,
on the day sa which the surto, may be footed to retire to
the no►th. It is hoped that before that day shall arrive, all
objects belonging to the State aad to private piteous ma be
removed to Nioolaieff. Title peeves that no illasioas are
eatertaieed as to the fate ads, swims part of Sebastopol ;
that part is Weed already represented ia Russian letters to
its only a heap of rates.