The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-10 00:00:00

PARTS AT PLYMOUTH.

PLYMOUTH, SVXDAT Evammo.

Hie Imperial Majesty's yacht Ariel, Captain De
Beaulieu, which ►.ft Cherboarg at three o'clock this mora-
ls& arrived In the Boned at ~m this creaks', having on
board Priam Napoleon sad suite, coasliting of Colonel De
Hanel, Clapham de Larosehers, R.N., Colonel Cypriani, of
the Piedmonts., army, Dr. Tres, end Comeseader Fell
Pisaay. The yacht preeseded iato Hamosse, aad. l,tc
Highness leaded immediately and went to the Governs. .A.
home, gout Wise, where ho was received by Post•A
ra air William Porker, Bart., G.O B.
It is stated to be the intimation of the Prices to visit se-
veral Boglish posts. The yacht is to be ready for dopartese
at Is. o'clock this (Monday) moraiag.

His dress the Doke of Cambridge is on a visit at
Seisms Owls, is Soothed.

Thio Quin his been glossed to allow Jobn Cow-
aegis, Esq.; Mules Cusegis, Esq.; and hies Charlotte
Carnegie; the brothen and sister of Bir Janes Carnegie,
Berk, non Karl of Boathook, to Dave the sane preeedenes
ita if their late father had survived to have received the
ram of the crows, sad bees declared entitled to the esti-
des of Elostbak.

The Duchess of Sutherland and her youngest son
have arrived at Dearobia Castle.

The Marquis of Brsadalbane has arrived at Tay.
mouth Castle.

Sir George Brown is now on a visit to hie brother,
Peter Brows, Rai., of Liakwood, Morayshire. The gal-
lant General is to be ente►tained at a public dinner at Rlgla
to-morrow, at which the Duke of Riohaaond is to preside.
Sir George Brown is a ma of am of the former provosts of
the burgh, and was a pupil at the old grammar school.

The CAnintem of Zeeland has joined the Earl at
Gaieeberemiti.

Mr. Pigott, M.P., bee roe ea the Continent until
the re-aessubling of Patliaatout.
Mr. T. If. &therm, M.P., ham resumed hie pater-
ael arse of Beteoatt is additios to that of Botha:on.

The Indian Princess, a ward of the Queen's, real-
use Is Edinburgh for ber education, bad as interview with
her Majesty at Holyrood to Thursday evening.
Sir Roderick Murchison has been passing some
days in the North Highlande—fishitag is the river at Ardrow,
florea.shire, and pole/fain among the neighbouring hills.
Mr. Hugh Millar was also in the north, but he has returned
to Edinburgh, substituting the cos for the Mauer.
The Earl of Ellesmere will be the Lord Lieutenant
of Leeesehirs, is the MN of the Earl of Helton, deasesed.

The (Wean has appointed the Bev. David Lewis
to the sew district church of Trefsey, is the diocese of St.
despla.

ivory hoar briny the arrangement, for the forth-
coming antis, of the British Aseosiation in Edinburgh to
a greater state of ferwudams. Ia addition to the long list
of distiaraisbed also who have already intimated their in-
testisa of being prosiest, then will be the Moans, Ms. :
Menktos Milne, Esq., M.P.; Mr Tits, the eminent sr-
ekitast ; Meas. Mahmood, ea 3gyptiaa sootiness, *do-
t:and la Paris, who has paid groat attention to masuotiosl
and astrosonateal nines, sad who has been appointed to
visit this observatories of larepo, prepuatory to t►e iota-
blishateat of a eemplete massotleal mad astronomical obser-
vatory at Cairo ; Dr. RIO, who made the overland loarner
is eeare► of Franklin; Coast Free.ielt, from Sweden, the
Lord Wrottesley,

Mr. F. Dondos, M. P. for Orkney sod Zetlaod,
recently addressed a large antis, of his mastitacate at
Kirkwall. Referring to the war, he rapidly sketched it
from its odes, touched sena the sefferiage of oar troop. in
the Crimes, and the gallant feats asset they hod schieved.
He basswood the Austria' mafersam ao a please( ho .bug
from beginning to and, a ethos* to peso away time, a diplo•
made shessiteme, when the players oat deem to ebeek•mate
melt ether. Alluding to the quietism of sounterpeise and
limitation, he derided the idea that the former of them
would suet a peace. A poem with emanterpoise for it.
basis would et beet be but aa armed tram, whisk, ea the
slightest protium, Russia would slump Late ea open rup-
ture. Mesh es he dnired pease, .till he had so sympathy
with the pesos•at uy-priss party, mad, direful as wen the
results of war, we mut sew carry it out with Aver, for by
such mesas only mid we hope to obtain a permesent pease.
He eulogised Lord l'alossesto• is bolas t►e maa to repel
foreiga aggreselea, sad to preserve in She eyes of the worlds
the Miaow sad digaity the tormairy, sad be cosgratulated
Britain that sash a 'obleats& was at the head of the (overa-
wes; a esatimeat whist was resolved with marmars of
applause•

Sir Charles Napier, writing to the Korttirtp Adrer-
turr of t►is day, says:—" Some Femme doubt the
propriety of my poblishing these (the Graham) lettere, bat
they de Est sellisiently soaks Womanise for my position.
AU Serape bays that I wee seat to esisinaad the Baltic
Beet last santeser. Europe knows that** Emperor highly
approved of the coothiet of the Films It diens by sea end lead,
sad all Bumps haws that three British Aeleairah were sot
I. the Bettie this aenipaign, end 'Laterally ooseledee
that thy bed sot dens their duty. I wised to. • smart-
martial; and was repeatedly refused. I applied to the
Cabinet. sad was treated with sliest souteinpt ; sad I
appealed to the Hoses cf C 0....., sad was refused papers,
beams It wee incoovesiset to the public service : that
eases* hes sew seemed. las quite aware the step I have
takes sate Ise off front all further sousetaies with the
senior, but I lope to Mod down to say deaseadasts an
anssllied reputation; sad had I allowed things to remain
aa they were were, the papers at the Adsalralty would hive
bees preserved, and I should have roe down to posterity
sea British admiral who had sot dose his duty. I shall
show, by some sabseqeent letters, that I left is to..
ustersed to obtain justice."

Major-Gooeraltho Earl of Lwow, who is not Iwo
keows u a proatioal spisulturist than us essuasadie,
cater at esulry, is abut W east an eztraelve amuses
(of sheep) of his ezteesive farms is the aunty of Kayo.
Of lie Ink ef 12,000, 4,000 an ususeed for sale by see-
du, sad the lands to be es slowed, moulting to 3,000
um, ere to be glum up for the issaediate oesupatios of
mats, to wham loftier have resostly bus ludo. It is
(Gran ietiastod that the vest knee seeepiod by the resi-
due of the desk will be illuminist whosemir as seaptable
offer is nude kr then. By t►is step his lordship will pro-
bsbly rearm ease share of his forms, popularity u a
landlord is his ewe amity.

The Literary Gagetio has authority to eoatrarliot
the recently eireskted report, that the editorship of the
Quarterly Ropier bad pored late the beads of Mr.
staaley. 24 shiny we taken phase.

MAIIIIIIAL Ramat! last week fated his fiftieth
seatvefseey elate preemies to the grade a/ general. He II
119 years of age, sad has served 71 yaws. la reply to ea
autograph letter heat the Espana Frauds Joseph, congra-
tulating kis as the restoration of hie hsalth, the old gimes'
her requested to be allowed to mire.
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Partridges bays sat bees so strong sad stbsterosa
M saranrysios so Wry are la Wiltshire at the proms
tbas.

GRAND ATTACK
N SEBASTOPOL.

THE MALAKHOFF
TAKEN.

WAR DEP/ARTMENT, Bars. 9.
Lord Panmure has received the following intelli-
gence from General Simpson, gated

"Crime*, Sept. 8, 1855, 11.35 pm.
"The allied forces attacked the defences of Sebas-
topol this day, at 12 o'clock.
"The assault on the Malakhoff has been sucosseful,
and the work is in possession of the French.
" The attack of the English against the Redan did
not snowed."