The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-08 00:00:00

NEV/8 AWE THE EASTERN COAST OF TEI

BUCK 8B&.

la the latter part of (*ober the Turkish troops which
had leaded aS floakkam Kash, wader the sommaad of Omer
Pubs, oomseeseed as Wrathy movemeat against Ilia.
veils, 'dreads. to two oolomas, the sae ea Astahlia, by
the sea boast, awl the other towards the middle part of the
river logos., fellow's( the Roakh-read by °Parte.. The
Mel form of these troops ameeated to about 28,000 hi-
batty aid 2,000 eavalry, with 1111 pleas of artillery.
Oa the 29th of October 'Pas bleariest, of the sassy
showed themselves on differeat Oats of the right beak of
the Wear, bat, resolved by the Are et our pickets plasedl
along the left bask, withdrew.

Upon this Mcjor-Oeseral Prises Begratisa-Moukh-
'Dusky, leader of the Gould detaahneat, erweestrated the
ea& body of hie fortes fa the Boakh paid= to await the
essay se soot as he had wowed the river sad give his
battle, tuning to aseatat the advaatages of the ground,
which were favourable to defensive operations.
About toot, ea Nov. 6, the Turks sear °Wachs *posed
a vkdest twine& again* ear troop mowing the pa-
tio. at Baskli, sad, alter two hears Arias, advaneed a por-
tico' of their 'shimmy towards the river. Ow well-directed
Ire head then to withdraw is animate:.

Sisaltaseetssly with this derscastratica shoat twenty-
Ire of the aneasy's UMW's', which had mooed the
river below &midi (at from fifteen to twenty yentas)
user the village of Kaki, 'Gashed two battalions
of the line of Georgia atatiessd at that point. At
the 00GIONIOSIIIIM of the mead the two sonsaanden

of those battalioaa, Colonel Siloam and Lisute-
nant.Cobsel Zvaaboi, ware killed. Oar reeerve, on
anivieg ea the gonad, oentianed the sambas for some
time, but, after an obstinate struggle of sin hears, in which
the snowy had fear thus been driven heel into the river,
ear weeps were dully obliged to gine way before the
Tulin eight time their sequin in number, and, as some
of the Winery horses had been killed, oar detwenbest was
ninths neeeseity et aserideing three gem Aseerdiegly,
after three lewdness rounds of grape Bred into the dense
Dolmans of the way, oar maws, aelordiag to order
given beforehand, dismounted the gags, and, having rem•
doted they unmervieeable, abandoned them.

In seder to tool the velour of the may% attack, Prime
Degvatiem-Ideskhressky (who had arrived on the field of
bank) ordered the 11th bandies of the Blank flea
Divides to edema ewe son ; the Tubs ware drives
bark; they, however, maintained their footing on the left
beak of the Ingest la the intreseementa which they had
erected. Darkness pat an sad to the ambit. _ _

Oat leo, aa exaotretass of mid& bee sot yet bees mode,
woo sosoideroble ; that of the essay hoot also have bees
heavy, faros °boned above, *Mir Mope were fear thou
delves book bite the dyer.

Os November 7 the Turks oeespied the village of Zrag-
-4147, having gashed as their *dreamed nets to the river
Moose ; ear form ere eesesotrated ea the river Trim
whish falls from the right ride tato the Men at about 40
midi hen the moo* of the latter.

The Nouvelle Galas de Proses °Datable the'
following letter from Warsaw. dated the let:
The day before yesterday, the 24th enalveressy et the
failure of the Polish Revolution woe aeleheated by a greed
review of the gennea. °imposed of 14,000 ef the gin of
I the triage, sad by religious solemnities.
The health ef Prises Paskiewitsh den set improve.
I Doctor Opponent has arrived hem Visas& h sisintssee
with the brad desire if the Emperor el Austria. The
mantles take a profaned interest Is the Useehare /*edi-
tion ; sad the elmrattee ere crowded with people of all
des es, who eons of their own will to prey for the Prises
Goveroor's recovery. The Jewish sysegogne shows as
math sympathy are any. For the last twelve days prayers
have bees offend there sight sad wasealsg, raying the
Almighty to spare the Marshes life.

THE AU3TIUAN ARMY.

The Isedipotbiasses Bap gives the Wowing de.
'patch :

VIENNA, Dso.

The Aurtrian stay► excepting the corps in the
Danubian Principalities, has been plastid on a pesos
footing.

Th;ezport of horses, lead, saltpetre, and sulphur
to Russia sad to Turkey, with the exeeptioa of the
Prissipalities, has beet prohibited.
The Vienna hods Rio rising rapidly.

CIFIBOX 0171 OWX

NAPLitI. Nov. Na.
K. Braider, the mew Free& Mlabt.r, esehvd a
the mat el the Seth tot, . .

FRANCE.

We have not resolved our usual Paris letter, dated
yesterday amnia'.
Yesterday's Mandar announces the arrival of the
King of Sardisla at Campaigns. His Majesty was
expected to leave Paris on Sunday (to-morrow).

011016 OUR OWN 0011111PONDINT4
PARIS, Torianne knouts.
The persistent rumours of pesos have drawn forth
from the Cassislsaias's*: a easefully written article
signed by its political director, M. Cucheval Clarigny,
which is no doubt intended to give at least as mach
countenance to these rumours as facts will admit of.
It is to be gathered from the 'general seeps of the
article that the French government has no tangible
ground to suppose that a peace is likely soon to be
effected, for the substance of the Cbsatinsiscousele
argument is but this, that if Ramis would hear
reason, and aoeept very moderate terms lest a worse
thing happen to her, there are no obstacles to an
arrangement. The same thing might have been said at
any time sines the commencement of the war.
The moderation of the Allies, who now, as they
have always done, disclaim any desire to obtain an
increase of territory, is held out as an inducement to
treat, and by way of a menace, Russia is reminded
that she must well know that whatever temporary
emcees the fortune of war may give her, France and
England will never allow Hesston influence in the
East to be augmented. Russia is further threatened
in the following somewhat remarkable passage with
an extension of present scheme of warfare:
If it be aseeseary, ear soldiers will impose peace in St.
Peeembmg itself, and Russia feels this so acutely that,
shakos inlet faith et the batteries of Croustadt, the her
hdaded the alums et the Neva with comm. Without pre-
the iasM be esquisteed with strategy, we may assume that
are not eseemitratieg their strength in order to
guard Mac. What is the Crimea without Sebutopol, sad
now that ItE to
aressal of Russia is destroyed,why should
the allies en army of two hundred thousand men
dispute with the pustules of uninhabited moan-
tabs and sterile steppes ? It is easy foe them to menace all
points of the Black Bea, and that meet valuable pert of
Busio—the Danube—without gislag up the position they
have emegured. The tut mans lied on the basks ot the
Danube wadi emu Austria te ahead.. as Wannest whisk
weighs heavily ea some of her statuses, sad which rules
her authority in Irmo whitest re-establish/lag her fineness.
No*, if Austria mem% she would draw with her the major
portion, if not the whole ef Germany.
On the policy of Prank the Onsegitutionnel con-
tains the following :
The idea of pronouncing for the Wasters Powers against
Russia has never entered the ideas of the Ring of Prussia.
The thought alone would shock his sensitive mind. An
oath takes at the death-bed of his father, the habits of all
his life, the affections of his hurt, all chain his to a policy
the perils of which he knows ; sad the only signification
of his last speech is, that he will never draw his sword
against his nephew.
From this it is to be inferred that the coalition of
universal Europe against him, with which it is the
present policy of France to threaten Ruda, is not
expected to include Prussia.
The Emperor left Paris at a quarter to four this
afternoon for Compiegne to meet the King of Sar-
dinia. MM. Fould and de Mousy, Lord Cowley,
the Marquis of Hertford. and Count Iralewski accom-
panied her Majesty. The King of Sardinia is ex-
plotted to arrive at Compiegne at a quarter past six
this evening. The weather, which for several days
pat has been detestable, has improved to-day.
There is a brisk but mild west wind,'
which is drying up the mad, and there is
• fair promise of tolerable hunting weather for to-
morrow. The Emperor and the King are expected
in Paris to-morrow evening. His Sardinisu Majesty
will stay but a few hours in this capital, for it is
announced that he will be at Lyons on Saturday, at
Chambery on Sunday, and that he will leave the
latter place for Turin at 11 on Monday morning.
Baron Rothschild, as president of the Northern /tail-
way, went to London to meet his Majesty and con-
, duet him to Paris. The Empress accompanied the
Emperor to the railway station today. Her appear-
ance at this time of the year in an open admits
excited some surprise, and was considered a proof
that she must be in robust health.

I learn that the Credit Mobilier has lent eighty,
millions to the government.
Collignon, the hackney coachman who murdered
his fare to revenge himself upon him for having com-
plained of a palpable overcharge, was executed this
morning. His demeanour since his condemnation
had been almost indifferent. He was civil to every-
body who approached him, liked to gossip with the
gaolers, and was often heard to hum lively tunes.,
This morning, when the chaplain announced that his
last hour was come, he said, " I do not wish to be a
monster. I repent of my crimes, and ask pardon of
God and man." At the scaffold he said, like Charles
the Pint, "If I tremble, it is from cold and not from
fear."