The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-21 00:00:00

THE LATE VICTORY OF THE CIRCA&
MANS.

The following is the narrative gives by the Joun
ma do Coosetesstisopk of the victory of the Circas-
sian., a brief mount of which reached as a few days
ago by telegraph:

" SOUDJAK.HALE, Bin 24.

"The Runless having passed the Laba ler the
purpose of constructing fortifications in Abseoh, Behr
Paella immediately despatched an interpreter to the
Russian commander, in order to know the object of
the expedition. The Russian commander replied,
'By the Treaty of Peri, Circeasia is conceded to
Ronda, and I have come to take possession of it.'
Elder Paths sent a second enessuager to the Emden
essmande to inform him that Omega wee ea in-
dependent ocentry; that no one could dispose of it
without the consent of its inhabitants, and that lithe
Russians did not retire forthwith the arceasiana
would take prompt measures to compel them.
"The next day, Behr Paoha advanced with 80,000
men against the Russians, who had taken up a posi-
tion on the slopes of a ravine with sixteen Gannon.
The combat lasted three hours and a half ; the Cir.
camians remained master of the field; made 800
prisoners and took all the guns. Another affair took
place twenty days ago in the Tamp-Boa, after the
renege of the Bonbon by the Rambo% who wen
obliged to retire with a oonaiderable loss of men,
leaving five game behind.

Tie &wriest troops were composed of recruits,
and did not stud their ground. The prisoners taken
by the Omegans Cr. no longer reduced to slavery.
They are admitted into the ranks, or are at liberty to
establish themselves upon the land, under the admi-
nistration of a Nett).

" The Circassian depotatkin which was sent to
Ceostantinople ham not returned, bat it is thought
certain that the Porte and the Western Powers will
not support vs.'

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, Moxx EVISINO.

The note in the Monitewr ou the affairs of Naples,
containing nothing whatever that had not been
anticipated by the semi-official journals daring the
week, produced scarcely any effect at the Bonne,
when it was thought if anything es indicative of a
peaceable solution of the diplomatic main that has
arisen. M. Bender ham not actually quitted Naples,
It is understood that his rood was only formally seat
to-day. The Neapolitan ambassador has expressed
great confidence in the moderation of the Emperor
Napoleon, and great hopes are @atonal*, that during
the three or four days that mist elapse after the
receipt of the recall, while the ambassadors are
making preparations for their departure, the King of
Naples will relent. The Rents fell 160. for oath and
account, closing at 66fr. 900, sad 87fr. In railways
there was little change. Mobilise fell 10fr.
A number of the principal merobants in the Ras
du Sootier, which is the great commercial quarter of
Paris, have recently held several meetings to consider
what was to be done to tide over the protest aisle.
I understand they have resolved to convert into
money all the public securities they bold.
M. Antonini, the Neapolitan ambairador, will
quit Paris this week, leaving a charge d'affains for
the conduct of current bigness.

I know from a certain source, that the Emperor
gives out that he greatly disapproves the reactionary
policy of Nurses in Spain, and that he has intimated
that he should be pleased if Marshal Serrano's resig-
ned= as Preach ambassador were not accepted.
A Paris oorrespoodent of the Press' Edge, who,
up to the recent change in the proprietorship of the
ladepesdanee of Brussels, wrote in the latter journal
under the signature " Vgivee the following guarded
explanation of the report that Count Walswaki has
written a circular in reply to that of Prince
Gorichakelf:

This world Ned to the eneissies that as silo ated ea,
reopeadond has sonneased. Conn Welewthl say ear-
lately ban writhes to ands npresistativ.• of Puna n
foreign courts, ea the subject of the Bueslea eireshr, sad
nay bays teamed to then tke %linker onanuaiestioa re-
solved by bin Nees St Petersburg, Weeder On they sign
be sageisset of the intention .f tin Benin canon, as
likewise of the saner la which these lateeticas bay, beta
appreciated by tire Fresob goverment; aid that they Wert
be acqealeted with the relation whisk sant betwern the
two aslant". Bet the forage sinister if Frain boa saver,
I is isfensod, endues a 'heeler as Ms subject which per-
nand the obtrude, at a diplestatie doesswat, and whisk
was handed to receive publicity slain/ to WI whisk as
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between Emile de Manila sad Milan, wink&
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Countess de Trendiest& who mod billbeld Ins
Prises Frederick de Nana, who did is 1846. The
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