The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-21 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE,.

who is gmserally regarded as a particularly actives.'
melons Alms, was sieved from the Light Division to
Sikkim towards the latter part of the winter of
1864-6, and has matinued ever dna dg=tfba
duties of the qurtermsetemgenerers at
that pert. It le also uaderetood that Wedissell,
who was serving formerly in the quartermaster*
Cr's department seder Sir Ilichard Akey, has
el legtsphed for to go to London, but that his
duties as direetorieseral of the Land Transport will
prevent him from leaving the Crimea at ;repeat.
Um weather madame very chargeable. Oa the
lit Wt. we had frequent dioceses of rain and sleet,
aaellaviag all day. The following morning there
was a sharp frost. bat this disappeared under the is-
flames of a bright ear, and a perfect May day fol-
lowed. To-day his been as dell sad cheerless es yes-
Meday was elver and exhilarating, heavy amide timer-
lag the sky, the wind blowing from the weetward,
and rain, which has fallen at issanala, mill
threatimiag.

314!as 4.

The wind rose towards teeming, and -awing the
night has boss blowiag in vioiset 110110111.
peeled by Isom rain.
(Taos ANOTINS 00111111iroasm.)
CAMP, lIIIHASTOPOL,Meecit 8.
On Wednesday afternoon, the let Royals, near
Haws, buried one of their °facers, Captain Turner.
He had been aloe years in the service, and was the
fee of the late Oeneral Turner, who at on. time
commanded the Cork district in Ireland. You of
his brothers have been in the artillery, one of them
baring died of cholera when Master of the
HOTS, in Dublin, just after having received
• present from the Quest far hie services during
her first visit to fervid im Aatnst.lB49. The body
of Captain Turner was arried on an
carnage drawn by eight home, beimg=triba;
his company, the Grenadiers, as a firing party, and
followed by all the racers of his regiment, together
with Brigadier-Oemeral Horn, C. 8., and Staff. The
effect of the procession In the now was most imposing.
1 I cannot help Mader the eirourestanoes of his death.
On returning to &gland on sick leave, he wee
informed that he could not possibly live six
months, so he determined to km his bones
In the Crimea. Previous to kaviog his amp,
on horseback, last Saturday, for Traktir=
to be present as a spectator of the
dons, he spoke to Lieutenant White, of his regiment,
about hie private affairs, in view of a sudden death.
On returning to his camp, he tumbled off his hone,
was carried into the hut of • Sardinian officer, and
there died of aneurism of the heart.
On Thursday afternoon, the reptaia of the Alba-
tross, cattle steamer, bad his leg fractured in • singu-
lar manlier, through the breaking of the boom of hie
vessel into throe please just outside the harbour,
owing to the seventy of the weather.
The draft of Gouda, about 600, under Lieutenant-
Colonel Dalrymple, on board the transport Indian,
attribste the delay
.in their dieembarkatioa to the
prevailing expectation of pesos; but I expect the
weather has more to do with it. They were to have
disembarked last Tuesday, and have marched to the
39th old huts, 3rd Division. Now they are to pro-
ceed to their own amp, Mrs. Dalrymple and
Major Neville have likewise arrived in the same
ship.
On Tuesday evening the Ist Brigade Highland
Division gave a concert, which was most numerously
attended by the Sardinian officers, who after the
performance was over caressed the Highland °Moira
much to the disgust, as you may suppose, of the
latter. _ .

A fat omits cusp ramose now I. that two divi-
sion of the army, ander en Odin Campbell, will
embark for Canada the moment poem is officially
declared with Russia. The Highland and 3rd or
4th Divisions are likely to be the Dees selected, and
right glad will they be to have a look at the Yankees
with Sir Colin ea their commander-in-chiet

The dedraction of the Whiteiernaibuildings is
still 'coin on ander the charge of Captain Lam-
bert, It.E.
Crimean gems are to take place on the 12th.
I annex a programme, bet the Higblanders state
they Wend getting up games of their own :

Scots Fusilier Chards, to leis, his battalion ; and
Maim &out Wortk7, let Magoon Guards.
llama 4.

The Russian Akers have lately been inviting
many of the French °Seem over to the grottoes and
eaves near Lakeresena Lighthouse. They likewise
tried to IMMO& male of our allies eneamped mar
Haider to daisies themselves as itessiena and walk
over to me their canape. Of course the French were
not so simple, for the &same sr* that if they bad
been taught they would have hien either tried by
mert-martiel by ceder of the French enterel, or shot
as spies by the Rumbas. On Sunday ef
French officers imbuing about a dons, erm by
invitation the Tcb.rnsya rimy ea en old tree, and
visited the little chapel situated in the cliffs ea
the opposite side. They were totally nammed,
but the $0 odd Rumba Aeon wore their swards.
An officer of the 4th battalion of Chessesorrepthif
informs me that the chapel is am need for any per-
ms, bet that it is oomplenly riddled with shoe sad
Mini* balls. At the nnotMtions carried on la ad-
vance of Trektivbeidp, where a marquee is created,
the Ruskin allows, who muster in large emboss ea
miestrable posies, try to =elm the XmOeht ham
_ fag hmseamallanms shmisehehin. Thep
thelest

have else sememisa to neeesua
and abaft in the bile • swam On the first di
of the negetielleme they their wretched stake
to the Regal' Ames, who naturally were forced for
politeness sake to give them in return their good
ones. Ths sent time they spits offered, together
with some et their own the worst of the Rosa&
whips and abbe back 'again, takiog oars only to
return the Begat' sticks to time c ssrs who bad
better ones to give in exchange. Many of the
Beglish cams have °sly got langlieh weapons a-
ntra of Esau, as they imagined. No cue ever
thinks new et taking dews a good whip to the
Teheran' when somavaisation aregrawea.
The timeal of the kW Melee
lee
we"
on aserat et the weelbsr, pulptmed firms Saturday
to innier gleam at two Ak He wee %tried
at the vigil Welk berial-grened of the Regius:a.
nee lite ranee nifiL Bound this taw of Baenaa
eras wan bee been boat. sod within the emiesens •
r okra Wiser. of Engineers are buried. via.. WOW
Abrader, Captains Crain*, Sind, °robes, Ines,
DMus. Lieutenants Murray, Bainbrigge, Lowry.
Outer and Graves, besides three artillery Alone,
ein., Captain Gordon and Lieutenants Mitchell and
Dees. A tombstone has been erected to the mastery
of attain Lei, ILE., who was drowned in the
Pulares the 14th of November, 1364. In addition
be these adhere. all the Sappers who were killed in
the right @task or died in the right attack camp up
to the semmesemeet of last August have been
Mewls' buried here, and a very handsome stone
nramment has been placed by their =wades
10 Long.At the funeral. which was
ate of the largest is the Crimea, Emit of
the Awe following rode' this was raimary on
account of the distance and the mud. The body
wee carried on a gun carriage, Faded by a dying
party of the Sappers, and four bands of the 3rd
Division, being followed by Colonel Gordon sad his
brother others, Colonel Lloyd and staff, a large
number of artillery and infantry °Moen, and lastly,
by his general, Sir William Eyre, and staff.- Major
ltaaken was attached as engineer to the 3rd Divn,
although he was temporarily employed in destroying
the White Bniklings, where he met his death in
melancholy a meaner. According to printed bale.
I see that his effects are to be sold on Thursday
next.
Major Newtoe, ILA.. is appointed aidwile-canip to
his chief, Sir Richard Dacus. Colonel Mauleverer.
C. 8., 30th Regt., Lieutenant Hagan, R.A., and Dr.
O'Leary, 6816, proceed to England on mass& or- •
talcum.
The snail on Monday arrived well up to its time—
in fact, there has been no cause of complaint for some
time beck. The weather up to this morning early has
been tolerably flne. Sines then we have been already
favoured with rain, snow, and hail.