The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-14 00:00:00

RUSSIAN NEWS FROM THE BALTIC.

We have received the St. Petersburg journals of
the 6th. The Invalids BMW contains the following :

Between :lute 27 and hely 3 the memy's fleet, anchored
before Croustade, esedaed Wulf to mending goober& is pur-
suit of some Famish barks whisk bad isapindently left the
coasts, and to destroyiag telegraph swims. One of these
expeditious warred on the lad, being directed spinet the
vasels anchored before the village of Bolschne.ljorakala
(tee nests disease from Orasieshaam) sad against the tele-
graph nation of Yramite-Oorka.
Oa the day amitiesed, at two o'clock, a.m., two gun-
boats, learn( the fleet, appeared before the 'Wye of Bol-
echia-Ijorelnia sad commenced a Are upon fear verde m-
ineral at a certain diseases freer the emit. After Makin
one, the gmbeata stood la for the Ant for a short time,
sad thee, at 7 e'en* a.m., west towards iresaan-Oorka,
Beadles a boat i• adman to take emadiap, sad probably
to teak* some attempt against the telegraph's statics of
Kruseia. Gotha. The fora there, nosieting of men of
the 4th Company of Oresedien of the mine regi•
meat of the Temailovaky, being in mobaseade, allowed
the boat to ease within musket 'range, and nesiving it by
as mespestod volley, impelled it to regain the @ashcan
The Was then sommeseed cammadlag the telegraph
statics sad the Mishit, throwing more than 300 shells.
This @maenads eel fire to the weed *sated behind the
Meant, sad to the reels and @ides of the barracks belonging
to the employda of the telegraph.
Ia the measwitile two sompsalies of the regional of the
Taaaallovaky bad keetemd to obey the lapel of alarm with
two pines of cannon, sad were is ambuscade behind
the hamlet. Vann-Lieut. &woks, who eammaaded the
artillery, having waited for the propitious Emmet. fired
throe times apes the gambeats, sempelling them to slacks.
fire for some inflame, sad this to retire—prehably it sow
onuses of the Wary they bad neatened.
At half-pest 11 am., the eassemade nosed. The many
►ad dente se hat little barn, cur whole loam emaitiog of as
artilleryman hart by a eceneeloa.

F. Ovmenav Nhournme.

Tits Madrid has arrived with Peninsular malls,
having loft Lisbon on the 9th. She beings specie
to the value of 2,4001.
The transport Marley was disabled at Oporto.
Lord Raglan's death has mama great regret in
Portugal.
Wheat is to be imported free into Portugal until
next year.
A few Portuguese menhants have sawed from
the bankruptcy of Strahan and Co.
Admiral Fremantle arrived at Gibraltar in the
Prometheus, and lift for Balaklava.
Ths barque &May, from Liverpool, caught fire
and was wattled.

811 CHAIM HANNA AND TUN OLAND CAO6B
or TAX BATZ.—liir Charles Naples resolved a euassooes
to •trod at Court foe the pupae of Wag Installed. He,
however, &Allied the prawn! boss. The twos visaed
by dr passe Admiral. If ass olistslly tiara, is welt know•
as Ms Moods. "I boys bun," Its ism esmand and
clogeselsd, sal km boos bated tbs opponanlty of eloarlas
ay rspotatisa. Yet sat I sow •awed a G.O B."— Naos
&Mee Grad! a.

The Right Hoe. Sir Charles Wood had & Par-
liamentary dinner bet 'seeing, at his • tidal residers, ai
use ♦dmiralty. The enema included 81r W. Clay, Dart ,
Kr. W. Hatt, Mr. Pages, Mr. J. Ponta, Mr. Callao, Lard
Seymour, Kr. Haetisse Bureell, Lord Alfred Hervey, Mr
Used., Mr. Paswiek, Mr. Teamed, Mr. Heedhar, cad the
Lord Adman

Lord Duos Hoy, Viscount Boyne, Lord LiffonL and
Lord Ailitiows love establistod their dais& se me for re-
prinalithe poem et bin&

A correspondent in the Crimea writes the to/lowing,
under date of June the 28th :
It occupies jest about a month before a written de-
spateh mat from the Crimea to Ragland reappears in the
Crimea printed in the public journals. It was therefore
only a few days ago that we received the aewspopers mis-
taking Lord Raglan's despatch, with inelosures of May the
28th. Among other enclosures is one from Inlyector.Gen.
Dr. Hall, on the health of the troops. Dr. Rail's letter is
dated Ray the 14th. A curious 'mistake, which has singu-
larly enough net been discovered at home, is sew brought to
light; the real letter from Dr. Hall to the Commander-in.
Chief must hove goes astray—perhaps to the Director
General in Leedom—while the letter from Dr. Hall to kis
own medical department got into the hands of Lord
Raglan, sad so wee transmitted to the military authorities
in Lanka. This is so obvious that it is remarkable
it has not been already commented upon. TM details of
the two serious meideate—" one requiring amputation of
the thigh on asserant of canna-shot injury of the knee ; the
other an injury of the foot measioned by the same shot,
requiring name! of the heel and a base adjoining it,
called the astragals. "—as well as the account of " another
interesting case," where, in consequence of the care of Staff
Assistant Barlow' Taylor, " in judiciously drawing the parts
together, the deformity will by no mesas be so considerable
as might be Marked, and the Ram is sow walking about,
and, themes Ito Si yet requires to be fed through a tube, he
is ebb to make his pipe"—tbess sufficiently point out that
it was for the doetic-irrehlef--net the sommander-in.ehlef
—the report was written. Further on, In Winces to the
Russian WWII OS tkp Ilth, "is a mu of musket bullet
lodged in the brisk. The man must have been dot from
above, as the ball entered the upper part of the head and
The trephine was applied, and several spienli
of bone, that bad beta driven down, were removed, but the
bell was so deeply imbedded in the brain, it could not be
discovered. He is still alive, but there is little or no hope
of his ultimate recovery." Under the heading of " Light
Division," where seven deaths secured, " one was a wound
of the hint, one a wooed of the abdomen, la which the
small intestines were woluided ; one a homer" of the skull
by a piesket.ball, its." It is as well to publish that an
accidental error mused these minutia to got into Lord Rag-
lea's posesesiost ; otherwise, such an extraordinary measure
as their misuses• in the public document alluded to,
enclosed la a despatch, might be attributed by ear gallant
allies and others to some sepeeial order from the Field.
Manbal on the subject. Bone persons, perhaps, mot reflect.
ing bow his loedship's time is occupied, might be led even to
' suppose that he was instituting inquiries into the nature
and &ratios of the wounds iodides by the several kinds
of Russian missiles opposed to his troops.
Toe musks is the more to be regretted, as Dr. Hall's
real report to the Commaader-la-Chief must hme been a
document eoetaining aft only matters of statistical interest.
but also a comprehensive view of the sanitary outdid= oh
the troops, and an interesting digest on the inflessees sop
posed to have been exerted on their health by atmospheric
causes, diet, clothing, the various compadons and positions
in diffuses pans of the camp, habits, Le. It would have
ousitreheaded, also, some very instructive sue • and
observations obtained by intimate mementos with the
medical and sanitary authorities of the Frisch and Ottawas
snie&

A correspondent in the Crimea writes under date of
Jane 291 h The number of medical offloses seced-
ing from the profession of surgery in the army, and
adopting that of the sword, is rapidly increasing.
Assistant-Surgeon Shaw Phelps, of the 67th Regi-
ment, whoa retirement appear. in the Gazette of
the 16th Jane, just armed, was appointed to an
ensignoy in the Name regiment on the same date.
This is the six. h lastest:is within a few weeks. Many
others of the medical officers have applied for per-
mission to retire with the same object in view."
Extract of a private letter from an army surgeon,
dated Camp before Sebastopol. Jane 90, 1666:
"Lord Raglan died with just the same symptoms as
Sir Benjamin D'Urbso, the Commander of the Forces
in Canada during the Elgin riots at Montreal—
mental depression actin on a body physically de-
bilitated by age. The diarrlices was not severe. and
only inaiastive of the weakness ander which body
sue spirit were at the time labouring. General
Retcoart's death affected him very much, and com-'
bined with the influences I have already named to
produce the fatal termination. No medicine nor
ministering could our. such a malady."

MALTA, Jim: 8.
Sir George Brown bas mane down in the Nubia,
eery ill from d 3 emery, bat is slowly recovering. lie
proceeds to England in the same ship.
Lord Raglan's remains are to be sent home in
H.M.S. Caredoo.

Morrrunazo.—Th• TFwdo Garotte quotes the
following laser frost Montenegro, of the 27th tilt.: "
aeoguard, the French costal, has had another interview
with the Priam, a Cettigae, sod *sprinted to hint the di sirs
.d the Wester. Pumas& to be so friendly terns with Yea_
t. negro. The primer, in his tarn, *speared the ease de
.Ire, bat added that the Turks nest respect his territory,
..ad give It a greeter entireties'. Yoa'saegra, be observed,
mess have moos print where trade sided be carried on, aid
na thought that the village of Spits, en the coast of Antivarl,
would sassier that purpose. The social suggested that the
wince would do well to acknowledge the sovereignty OW
Porte, is which saes the eatension of his testitery would be
certainly esgaissord in. To tide the plass replied, that
he weal& rather lees hie last mu than efteelit to sash a
oust."