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

THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 31, 1855.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

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EAMBURG, Om. 30.
despatch }bon Bt. Petiraburg, dated tide day,
states that, after making several demonstrations in
advance, the enemy retired finally on the 29th to
Eupatoria, finding his left flank continually threat-
ened.
The fleet at Hinbura numbered sixty sail.

ins set eves bees Mined. Os their side, the
so dubs be wealag their retreat, Are with redoubled
viper egoista the Baal side, ►st they do u se hem.
The oarless sad the tredeeraes wbe have pessiesies to
walk abut the tows, an alone Hahn to say *ay how
the essays Are. Senn of the I atter, w►ose shale age at
Hawkish, are all that lien beee•htt by the &Wan
Ilreheelffro.
The Frain essay sow occupies all the plain and all the
outlets*, Bader, but really it is so very agreeable plus.
Oaly again that dkeetly yea wow the Taming' it is
impossible to And a drop of inter, setwithstanding the
heavy Mal thathaerfalles lately, w that the expeditionary
eons are ecespelled to *any even water with them. Tree,
and by way of eomposeaties, the Bawls= suffer from the
mune iseesvesieses ; bat thee, although we eau tab with
us madam is anisdasee, I. do sot think the enemy has
the UMW Nihau. _

At this lamest the Rost profound quiet pervades the
cusp. Every day, as anal, sash regime supplies its con-
Sagest of the fatigue party Ise =akin roads. With the
szeeptios of this oesupatios, kW laborious than being in
the tremble, within tuns up to vary the sou stony for
our brays neither., who immanently upset the signal for
warehleg to the frost. It is very possible that we shall not
have to wait less for this gigue, and I nay soon have seas
gnat news to mod you, toe we are beginning to draft off the
Wiest' ea a gnat seals front the Frauds and English ant-
balsam, sad these drafts have hitherto best laudably the
short prelude dash".
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Twtlve hundred Sardinians return to their country ;
they are all wounded sum or ecenvaleammts me longer fit for
duty. They are to be immediately upload by flask troops
'spitted has Gana&
The Sardinian army has last experleaud a ve►y grievous
loss. The brave general, hientevseeldo, who so wonder-
fully survived a frightful wound, died as the 12th from
the effects of a slow eememaption, attributed to this very
wound, which though healed to all appearance had deeply
lacerated the inside. His °bascules took phis cm the 13th,
in the midst of the entire Sardinian army. The allied
armies were alurepesseated there In the funeral procession
of this valiant soldier, wham rue merit they had been
enabled worthily to appreciate. rhe body of Clenetal
lleateumble was bmried in the old emmetery near Kamera.

It is &Mad that General Bistros ie to tarot Marshal
Paltrier with the Grand Cordon of the Bath, esaferred on
him by the Qum.

There is a stress restos, that the Aaglo-Tarkisb Con-
tingent is te be seat to Hafts.
The iTheratod oaten of the this of 1847 are hogianiag
to mina ea their return to Frew* ; but I ought to say,
la praise of throe brave fellows, who hare ears& through-
out this try*/ tempi's, that a good third of then wished I
to reseals nadir their colours.
A corrupoadent of the Cbusidetionowl sends, from
Odessa, u an extract from the journal of that city,
the order of the day which Omani Loden addressed
on the 9th instant to the army of the south, respect-
ing the incorporation of the druschines. It is ore
follows :

Considering the present mealtime of the war, it has
pleased the Superor to ordain :
The damned's,' of the mobile defence of the empire, W-
I longing to the Int levy, will serve to reinforos our armies
and will be attaided to the rpriaates, so that they will
sernagehen the third and fourth battalions (of each regi-
ment).

I. virtu of this atraagenteat, 23 drudging (23,000
me), hen Gneiss& mad Moscow, have already arrived
beteg fee the meet part seder ety eetamaad.

Tien new troop, called by the soared will of the Em-
peror to the debate of their country, have hastened slo-
venly to assolaplleh their oevareives yin, sad at the same
tins to satiety those hallos* that imamate all loyal subjects,
by johalai the realm et wallows armed is defame of the
kith. the Caw, sad their eoastry.

We mut Math that the dtmehtsea motto have reeehed u

are bet little adapted for the periodos of arm, if vi
empire then with oar aid repieesti. Sot it le for se to
dal& the mock bogus, sad we wOl seseeplied it wit\ seal
aid patinae.

Tiresty dreeebbee (20,000 .ea) have cow to emplete
the NORM@ of the 16th dtvidea of Watley, dela 11th
dived's& of nano, sad of She 9th divides.

I sat sesetaosd that all, frost the reseal tethe soldier,
will mesh* than rug Islam is brothers, suarades, sad

Let as gibe nor hwalliatlog weal be &dimmed to thew;
on the eastrery, let the 'retrieve wise harevlceadoned their
peerofol labours awl Self feasilies, la maw to respond is!
the ail of the Czer,"lbtala deep awl oaths esswicieratiew.
I order the oils* of claylike, of brigade, mad the sew
seders of regiousts, to direst the lastrootiea of the
Wads la II MUM/ sot to disgust brutalises drillings nes
to wheat ildatary discipline is a amity. We no. sake
the atria egrecablo to the =Mk. There Is so scouloa
fer their lerraiscg the theory la posfeetios. It le weesgh for
thew to knew taw to beadle tholr erne, and to go through
tW eaeroises "If the camerae load rilluseu. sad 'specially
to shoot waist a nark. The rest will Nate la good time,
whoa we shell he more at Imbues.

The caws of On militia will devote thenvolves sun
closely to tbs ends,. Tbsy ban asstly all clam fund,
mid sum thin bays ben ands/ in. nay will sone.
quesely ban so didisidey is minissiorin ebe pat
This order will Da road is boat of the alesesblmi amps.
des, nominal, hatesebo and dresebises.

I as pomaded that wrsT7 Ina is say sew ever Ames
the orrollowsts whisk meioses me, wid fist he will maw
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TheCessesadee of the Ares of the Beath,

A.D.C. chum/ Loses.

TSB BALTIC near.

lIANSURG, ltioncee.
Between the 13th and llith of October moo Eag-
tisk ships made reseansimanso is the Galt of Permit.
Seam of the enemy's bent= were bunged, and a
steamer hadbentherded the hake.= of GradaCarieby.
L Swedes the wedge of the Western alliance
Menses every day muse and mese esmareed. Siam'
lest year the journals ham asked whether *Meisel
was to unite herself to the =at; whet was the most!
opportnee mcarent for string se; and toast world bel
the =shies of Fialead t Ulm away kook
These questions have bees beefy tweed it bog*
in a pamphlet recently rehashed et Steekholos,l
and 'added * The policy of &teem in Mei
war of the Western Powers with lieeiti end+
the question of the onetitutisa of Piniand, k adie•
time State." The coeclueiess rams to talkie pempli.;
Ist are the following:—" TM politely at Sired= van-
sot ear from that of Europe, that is to ray it anost
teed to arm a cosaterpoiss to Banta. Thisemmoul
take place, except the three Scananavi= Staele—!
Sweden, Norway, and Deomark-♦n united to-!
gather nodes the same governiseat lied hem cool
single State, preserviag their distinct seastitatic mat
Swedes cannot take part against Bessie milers Mel
can look forward to the formation of a maim of the'
North, guaranteed by the Western Powers."

TUSCANY.
A new telegraphic lino bee been lately °pow& ;to
the pabilo between Florence and Foram

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•SPRESS FROM PARIS.

PROW ONO OWN 0011iNSPONDINT.)
PARIS, VINSON! £VWWG.
I learn to-day the heads of the treaty by which the
Amadeu Goverment has conceded the formation of
the Vienna°credit Mobilise to M.Rotbschild. M.Entile
Pereire had obtained the concession provisionally,
subject only to the sanction of the Emperor Francis
Joseph. It was stipulated that the treaty should be
kept open three weeks, in order to give time to obtain
that sanction, and the affair was oonsidered as good
as settled. In the meanwhile, M. Rothschild pa
tented a counter project. The government made
great efforts to amalgamate the two, bat M. Pamirs
would not come in to M. Rothschild's terms. M.

Pereire's original proposal was that the capital of
the society to be formed should be 150 millions,
that the council of administration should be two-