The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-25 00:00:00

MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY IN THE

CRIMEA.

CRIMEA, IvNs 10.
Lord Gough's departure in the Banshee, Com•
mender Pike, has been postponed from today till to-morrow.
On Saturday he visited Sebastopol, having entered the har-
bour in her Majesty's ship Harpy, Lieutenant Commander
Brice. Bir Henry Barnard and General Windham accom-
panied him. Sunday was occupied by his lordship in super-
intending and tasting the soup cooked by Mr. Boyer, in his
Sold stoves at the 56th camp, oppwite headquarters, and
visitieg the French left attack, Marshal Pelissier ordered two
French engineer officers to accompany and explain on the
latter trip.

On Friday evening, after the investiture, Lord Gough
rode through the 88th camp, Light I/ ' 'on. Yesterday,
after visiting Mrs. Smasher zee he rode down to the decks
by the right attack and Reda., and rowed over to the
north side, to see Fort Ccnstantine. When is the Light
Division he went to see his nephew's (Colonel Gough, 33rd
Regiment) tcmb. Colonel Gough entered the eervice in
1827, and dig d cf his wounds shortly after the fall of the
place.

To-dcy Marshal Pelletier give. a grand dinner to Lord
Gough, Sir William Codrington, Lord William Paulin, &c.,
and to-morrow Lord Gough rides to Alms, a distance of 21
miles, and cutbacks there et the mouth of the river, in the
Blather, with Sir Henry Simard, K.C.8., to whom be has
offered a passage home.
Lord Rokeby, K.C.8., left on Saturday; 26 officers, with
a detachment of Royal Artillery, proceed home in the Jura.
Yesterday, the 88 h embarked at Kesa'ch, la her Ma-
jelly's ship &Belli°, which is to be towed by the Fire-
brand steamer, 'tarrying a detachment of artillery, under
the command of Captain Temple.
The 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade, under the command of
Colonel Hill, embarked at Belaklava on Sunday, in the
Kicg Philip, to be towed by the Stromboli. The acsom
modation in the Kiog Philip was cep:tal, and I moot' the
Fusilier Guards now regret being kept is the Crimea, so
es to enable them to go home in a man-at-war screw steamer. '
There is no reason in the world why the Guards should have
three good, ships like the Agamemnon, St. Jean d'Acre,
and Princess Royal, if the Apollo and King Philip are
considered good enough for the Rifle Brigade. The Gasr.is
ere entitled to go home that, and no one grudges them that
advantage, but don't ever do the job. The neat regiments
to embark will be those tf the Light Div:sion, but no ships
have arrived.

Yost' r?sy a cricket match tame off between the 41st and
49th Hegimenu, when the latter were victorious by three
w eke.' to go down.
The 95tb Regiment, or at least the greater portion of it,
has marched to Sebutopol to aunt the three companies of
Artillery under Major Hon. W. Yelverton, sad a small de-
tachment cf Sappers, in shipping the anchors, deck gates
►nd dock gramme, or mere properly speaking porphyry.
The affluent monuments are {regressing, and the incrip-
tion on the one before the Redan has been changed to" lel
=emery of," inste►d of "for," at noticed in soy last.
The French are concentrating all their troops round
Hamiesch fur imusedi.te emharka•ioa.

No riti re actiog in tbestrea takes place now. The Fusi-
liers Light D.viaion icy they are out of pocket about as
treaty pounds.

The general after order of the ith, although it Cams out
late, has given great satisfsction, and the origin of it is just
this : 6 r Wiliam Codriogton asked Lord Gough to allow
his expressions to be made known to the army by a general
order, on wh:ch be wrote a most complimentary on* to the
army and Sir William Codrington ; the latter only pub-
lished the farmer put.

Mies Nightingale still lives at the Hemel Hospital, Ba-
laklava, but she declined being present at the investiture.
Miss Weir Is likewise at the Monastery, looking after the
159 eases there.

White cotton Cap covers are to be taken into weer.

I am sorry to say that theft amongst the camp is becoming
very prevalent. A horse worth 401. was stolen, and aAdto a
Russian f .r

I lase forgotten to mention that the 31st Regiment em-
barked at Brlaklava on Monday, in the Charity, f.r Malta