The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-31 00:00:00

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RETURN OF THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS.
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PARIS, TUESDAY MOIMING.
The Emperor and Empress have arrived.

DENMARK.
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COPENHAGIS, SUNDAY.
A royal decree convokes the Diet for the 11th of
August.

ELSINORE. Svmsa.s.

The screw corvette Cruiser bee arrived from Eag-
les& The French war-etcamer Tooperve, from the
Baltic, has proceeded north.

KONIGSBERG, IvLir 30.

Accounts received from St. Petersburg state that
General Gortohakoff has published an order of the
day thanking the inhabitants of New Russia sad
Bessarabia for their patriotism, and mentioning the
arrival in the Crimea of the 7th and 16th divisions of
infantry of the reserve from Bender and Odessa.

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the great quantity of Turkish provielops at the villsp of
Blight Ham,* I sett Colonel Lori. 'a volunteers,
with Captain Gardner, attaotted to the stiff, to remunciter.
Whit. approaching the village the militia is.. athountend
• party of Buthl•Beneuks, who eenuseseed o altinakh, but
were not loft before they took to flight, leaving sae tam
killed sad two primers.
"Large provisions Mt!, la feet, hand at Baghl-Yair, sad
moordiagly, ea lily 2,1 seat a detashment, ander the °ow
mead of Lieut.-Gauen! de Drummer, with orden to ad.
Team to Barsourgitaa sad TAvizia.
0 Moultsg was found in the last of them villages, bet
some depots were foetid in the first.
"Oa July 2 and 3, the troop, were °coupled is
amiss the Impaired previsions, destroying Wes it was
leepoosible to take away, to the Turkish antresehment
apes the pees at the ontarait of the mountain, to whisk the
detachment itself had been transferred is the amnia, of
the tad.

" In carry*: away these provisions. the means of tramr
port possessed by the troops sad the althea helmets' to
the inhabiteats were employed ; bat, as them means were
ineadakmt, a oonsiderable portion we. destroyed upon the
spot by Are or by water. _

" Ice this space of time we hays takes sad dutroyed
Told& provisions consisting of barley, wheat, =Met dour,
sad biscuits, asouating to at least 80,000 'abstracts. TM
baking bosses, established by the meaty la these villages,
have beta destroyed, sad tbs Greek bakers who were sea-
meted with theta hays expressed a wish to reads with oar
troop•

"After finishing this work. and satisfying myself that my
object wss 'masted, I sometesesd on J sly 4 to being bask
the sehelose towards the Turkish entrenchment at the

mountaia pass, and oa the same day I resumed my march
upon Kars by the route followed by our troop' in 1829.
"Oa July 4 the advanced Dolma reached the viUage of
Tchourikli (Tchounnykkly) and halted for the night ; the
other tr-mps bivouacked in the pass itself.
" The night of July 6 wad pasted by all the detachment
near the village of Tapedjik, and on the nest dsy (July 6)
joined Lieutenant General Prism Omarine's troop at the
former camp, near the hamlet of Kany-Kieul.
"According to accounts received at the camp, Irely-
Paelsa arrived at Kerol-Keter, learning the movement of
our troops upon the Begaaloug, halted, and began to en-
trench himself, without offering tbe slightest resistanes to
the destruction of the Turkish provisions.

"Daring oar return march. several chiefs of Kurdish
tribes, who wander upon both aides of the Sagauloog, and
are subject to the Turks, mate to me to maks their subraia-
dos sad to offer Owl, wrviees.

j," In order to watch the routes which eras the melt of
the Saganlong, I have left upon the western declivity a fly-
ing detachment, oesuremded by Colonel Priam Dondoukoff-
Komakoff, of the Priam Royal of Wortemberg's Regiment
of Dragoon.. This eemaander is charged, in addition to
the surveillance of the enemy, to bring back and re-esta-
blish in their deserted villages the Inhabitants who had
taken flight.

" I ha;e left Majes•fieasral Baklsnotf at the hamlet of
Tikme, upon the Kantakei, to keep watch by patrols upon
the roads which had from Kan to Bsseroutu, and to cover

of the flylog detachment spoken of

" Notwithstanding the momentary division of our troops,
the Turk. have not ones left Kan, andinljazeresider
the; protection of their batteries. Gnu the Bashi-Baiouks
attampted to approach our finks, but, surprised in the
attack by our Cusack., they fled, leaving a prisoner in
our hands. The Turks have not even dared to disturb the
movement of a convoy of provisions, which irrivia att
Alesandropol on July 6, for Prince Guarino'. column.
" Tin following is tho news daring this period from the
Edna detachment :

" ' General Sousloff in following the retreat of Vely
Pscha's detachment reached Toprakh-Hale on July 2,
and pushed his outpost up to the tillage of Moullah-
tioukieran.

" Besides the provisions immediately distributed to the
troops, they hays in store nearly 4,000 ehetverts of the
quantity found in the Turkish camp of Bourb-Oghanes sad
in the neighbouring villages.
"' Depths were also found at Toprakh-Kale and at Mout-
lah-Soult man. The whole ham been sent to Sourb-Oghanes
and will serve for the sustenance of our trrops. Daring
this march of the Erivan detachment, the seniors of the
Kurdish tribes wko;wander in these latitudes and are sub-
ject to the Turks came to us to make their submission.
" The last report from General Soulloff, received this
day, announces that, on July 5, the Erie= detachment was
near the village of Karteonr.' "

• This village is not found upon the map, but it is situ-
ated upon the former alto of the village of Ali-Bigry-

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