The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-28 00:00:00

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, THURSDAY.
To-day the Volksthing finally paned, by a majority
of teo, the constitution for the collective monarchy.
The votes were 64 to 44.

STORMING OP THE REDAIC—LETTER PROM •
Lustig SOLDIER.—A hitter from a Leeds soldier, addressed
to his brother, Mr. Frederick Forbes, at Messrs. Eastwood's,
brush manufacturers, Park-lane, arrived In Leeds on Wed-
nesday. It ir dated "Camp, south side of Sebastopol, Sept.
11." Speaking of the storming of the Redan, the writer
says :—" On the Bth of this month, our brigade was formed
for the forlorn hope. . . . The French carried the
Malakboff in two hours, end the Russians that were driven
from it ran to the Redan against the English. So that the
English had to fight five to one. They, however, went on
undaunted, led forwsrd by their officers, who fought for
death cr victory. The English climbed their ladders amidst
the are from the Russian batteries, and parsed over a ditch
We End in the Malta Times the following letter sin feet deep, till it was filled with dead and dying. They
from Alexandria, of the 11th: sot into the Roden, fought like heroes, bat falling fast
The Fish before superior numbers they had to retire overpowered.
Pasha's yacht, to the surprise of everybody, retuned
into
port
yesterday, has highness having
suffered
sa. Again, however, they made an attempt to tarry the fort,
re-entered it, and again fought four times their own nun
verely from leo-sickness as to make his medical attendant
minions that something ranch more serious might supervene, her in front of the ditches. Yet again they were over
I
whelmed and had to retire to our advanced trenches, si
owing to his plethoric habit of body. The Nile is severs)
feet lower than usual, and great fears are entertained for night was comingen. . . We marched nine mile. forth
the cereal crepe. The insurrectionary movement among Icuretnches in front of the Rams, wearied and worn. We
14 killed and wounded in going es into the trench , sad
the Oarbeeh Bedouins is much less important than appear, when we came up the English were rushing over the deal
to have bees supposed out of Egypt. The provinces are end dying. We were to lead the way in the morning Isis
all Quiet, and although a revisal of disaffection is by no the Rodeo, but the Russians saved us the trouble. They
means improbable, if the sonscAptios be speedily renewed, blew up their mines, throwing both their own and our
to
ando thewtoonponfetottions.
I took a
dosenit
. wilairelaceltneonsielo;
the Roden. . . My respects to my wife; tell her I have
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insotthhiengog bealmieeventtothaetpparectimadionneelhoisatbsahnoduid Sher
made in the Desert Railway, that we beer the material and knocked over a few since I commenced. for the credit of
plant are „two, commenced with be Aim the survey has the 79th.—Your affectionate brother, HENRY FORBES, 2nd
been completed. The electric telegraph ie sow flaiehed to Company 79th Regiment."—Leeds Mercury.
it Title Ottonsaan telegraph to Shumle, at which point
the Nile at Rufnehais, and will be soon is nee. Its ma
aspersed for the present is is the heads of two or three weetarn connected with thatte ofbostheooCotrotimettea4timodotwkithootet
Englishmen, assisted by Arab. who understanJ English, happy moan The first despatch which ft transmitted to
and who are to have the sole charge so soon as they have Constantinople was that which announced the taking of
mastered Its dimmther, thaw fears are entertained that it Sebastopol, and the first which It transmitted ilvom Column-
hot entirely in their hands a blander or adomatoraroai:ras
toffs** w
pseeea ee easaitathwelteoicurt. lt thoefTrurheissohlninisoro direc
preseted tat
may lead to a serious collision on the railway, which la but to tbalkaperee and to the Queen the congratulation Of the
a single line. Salton on that glorious victory.