The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-20 00:00:00

and the coast of Asia is out off. On the Caspisa the
Circassian in summer, and the ice in winter, wig be
obstacles to intercourse. We may, therefore, sm.
elude that the Russians • are nearly isolated ib
Georgia.

The battle of the 29th of September was a tetray
blow to the Russian army, which lost 15,000 ot
16,000 of their beet troops. It will be impossible is
repair these losses.

The last letters received from Bars on the 20tb,
dated on the 16th, eay that on that day Clenerd
Mouravieff had despatched a convoy to Alexandrepoi,
His troops were occupied in making excavation to
serve as barracks. These were covered with pilau.
It would appear by this that they are willing to um
it to be believed that they intend to pass the win*
before Lars. They would then eadeavour to ant i
retreat to Alexandropol without being attacked by
the Turks. In the meantime the road to Ban is he
watched than formerly by the advanced poets of Ili
Ittunians.

After the battle of the 29th of September, a tumost
became current that General Mouravieff bad lax las
senses. It was not believed here for some time, ht
succeeding accounts seem to confirm it. It is egg
moreover, that General Beboutoff has been requests'
to take the chief command of the army, cc seems
of the state of Mouravieff's health. General &We.
toff had replied that the state of affairs in Titus wee
such as to demand his immediate preface.
In the meanwhile if the Russians have any leek%
intention of attacking Kars a second time, they win
find to their coat that the means of defence in the
city are increasing is proportion u their moms se
attack are diminishing. Last week the Kurds d
Bayazid—the same, I believe, who were previa*
in the service of the Russians—brought hate the is.
tents of a mail directed from Tiflis to the camp a
Uoh Klink. It is said that before the Kurds*
tamed possession of the bags • skirmish took pleat
and that about nineteen persons of the escort was
shot. Among the number were several Persians.
In the bags that were taken were found despatches,
as well as French journals and Remise balloting is.
taining the news of the fall of Sebastopol. Agog
the private letters was one from a girl in Tiflis to*
father in the country. In it she stated that she hid
not received letters from him for months put, *
the cholera was raging in Tiflis, that provisions sons
excessively dear, and that they were living in tie
greatest anxiety. This pressed upon the minds d
the greater number so heavily that they was
issolviog to retreat to some other district whim
they might live in tranquillity. The contents of be
Gioia' lettere have not been divulged. They have ill
keen sent on to Constantinople. The lest nem that
we received from Teheran arrived here last week. k
emitains intelligence that the cholera prevailed in lb
sky, but that it had not made extensive ravers. It
had not made its appearance at Tabun. By*
IMO post we received news from Herat.
You will have learned that Camerae Shah, the he
King of Herat, was succeeded by his Visir, Jab
Mehemet. The latter usurping the throne, to dude
trhnent of the rights of the eon of Camerae Bhsh,Jwil
Mina gave in his submission to Persia, whom*
teed him in the possession of hie power. Jab
Mehemet having become imbecile during the he.
years of his reign, was succeeded et his death tibia
sent who bed enjoyed all the privileges of govensist
during the latter years of the life cif Is
father. Within the last few moods t*
second usurper declared war, end ceimied
an expedition against Hagirs. Scantly had be
left Herat when the chiefs of the city deepelebd
deputation to Inset Mires, who bad been dabbed
prisoner in Meshed, and received a peados heaths
Persian government. The depotatios sasessud le
Josef Mien the deposition of the see of Jar Mi.
haunt, and the kenclamation of himself se the seem.
Doe to power, soliciting him at the same time to eststa
to Herat. Inset Mina did not need to be asked
second time, but mounted his horse and !steroid b
his capital. The governor of Meshed, directly be
heard of the departure of bad Mires, met off a
party of horse to arrest him, but was too lab. Is
had already taken possession of the vaunt dose
amidst the acclamations of his subjects. Its I*
bitants of Herat are famous for transudese of di
nature. They are very warlike, end get rid is I
comical manner of any one who &Oars them
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'VeThly ePaays, hStuart, moved from its station to-dsy. For the Oh
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meet it will remain at Copri Levi, sesithig for gios
from the Muchir at Kars, or from SelimPadtaalo
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sOUTHWARIL

DAY.)

• loinniaadace al a candidata to sop* the
vow in the parliamentary rep••mststios of flostiwark,
wogissag by the death of Sir W bleleewertb, But., bon
pisgs Olio merinos, is th. Taws Hall, limaset.
• Ystvos*at►, the High Bailiff, presided, se the no
timing oHeo► of the lionovgb.
TM nisol fermaliti,e Maim' bees gone through,
TM HMI BAIL!). boldly addremed the denim Urn
do palatal avast whieh had tolled them togolbse kr s,
meesd time siting' the space of • very few months, and is
gag( ee, he weed • warm oulogium spas die ebanatis
sad abilities of the late It William ld demon*, Beth se •
simisestatim sail s mss. He eoneladad by applying to the
Imola dowel' am tines et Benet—

a hents meant watiairty Mak
aest empiered, and wameleems.*
sad ties sailed epos the gloaters to name a madidate ta
dB Ms moat seat.
lir. Cyrus Lures provers& and Dr. IIV•190 etheried the
nankation of Sir Charles Napier, whom the Mom Sew
piled hl la old Isom, whiski whoa Mineds
heaps up his pare for s beg while. The MOM
Aimigal did net west to ge to Parliament to eamfeene Sir
Jams Graham, but to do his duty, sad 009 that the Mr
we muted is properly, sow to lasers a speedy and 10
sealable ream
No ether madidatie beim proposed, the High Bailie pis
the monks to the rote, and it wee earned manimenely.
The Stem BAILIFF then &eland that the data el the
destine had blies urea Sir Charles Napier, ma enasomer
mat whisk was rterived with meiterotts chests(.
Sir Ciammo Nevins this presented himself to the
einem, sad reminded them that they had sot paid nit
abut athletic" Is that part of the ark which Topeka them
to return a u dimmest" sea. Naw, be lad boon more
Om ewe preammed indmoreet," but he wesld,
ter the sake at the Manors of flestliwark, endemear
to mead his ways for the Attar.. (A hank) With regard to
his sates' is 60 Baltie, he did all that the British Meet was
capable of moomplis.lion ; bat, at the lame time, he lied are
haitatlea to saliva that had he been rash gang% to Garry the
lest hl beneath the wells of Croastadt, not one of the Wien
Mehl ham refeeed to amompasy it. He isolated spool the
mipertaam of earrpog on the war with the utmost *ear;
pug reesatly that viper had ben wmtlag while as der
Ile Mitin he was eonvineed that empagh hada/Abram dame
NB year. He did not blame his meow= I. memase4, but
the govemment sad Admiralty were to blame for net
intim mat VIM mortar-basis and Rashest* late the Dab
M, end digested the mmeestraticia of the Albeit lab open
Bombers whoa that place was bombarded. Had thatesereo
Ina Mewed, the fortress would ham bees eempleasly
entreyed. (Cheers.) The work at Sebastopol had
bun well dom, sad the army deserved the
higamt Meer, but there was me matter is eosamies with
the Crimea whisk he meld not pale combo dims& No
doubt the &den bed meetly gees the egagisee same of
".most private busiuses " which had brought dillgeme bone.
Ilea, kr his part, as them Wham went out with Iholt own
to. roil, be would let nose of them obtain have "I akillitheli
mho the state of their health absolutely retied 111
Ha blamed the peernment for enlisting mere ehildgmaidll
the say; the same of this was to be (mad la the peal
gewards that we paid our soldiers; sad if the gemmtry
viand to me the evil remedied, they must be prepared le
Inman the soldiers pay, ad to visit merit Is the rooks with
tenth lletingulablag auk or order. (Cheer) It only IS.
seised cos his to say, that he should do his duty Is Puffs.
sat, be should go for the vigorous prossestiom
of the war until it should be brought to ea
beseurabb eatelueion, while in the matter of damaged'
ps&y be would take we to hare always in view the ho.
thresh of Oho people. (Cheese.)
Ile peeseediage than terminated with the sulassary
ma et *oaks es the neurally/ *Seer.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

COURT OF

OZPOILS NI.

IN ZS PAWL

This was the oseatisatiee assegai is the ease of IL Pais%
Wier, of the !treed seal &Mem. He owed to IIMNI•1114
melon UM ; to thew bolding aoeurity, OM; mole.
sheet 1,0401.; proem, held. 76W.
lb. Lieldetor for the eleigeeos, celled attention le the
bet that tlio ezPouditerti had trealtded the prate.
Ms. Learreaar, ma behalf of the bankrupt, said that be
iheohl hew applied to the seen for a drat elsa. is,.
Mete, bet for see eircarastesee. Tito heakrept's eseseale

bad Mss wo Wriest" that it MA beta " meow to mil is
Mir mematasts. whisk was almost Si bed as a patient MI6
tag fear dossers. (Laughter.)
His Zooms pasted a armed elms Gentlest".

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Morita Krohn, notetioat. of Broad-otrost. TM SONIUMe
lan already appeal...l. U. babilitits on obese 86,00111.;
s- Molly &erotism on the oolleoUsio of debts Ia Asir
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