The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-21 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1856.

I believe there is no doubt that General Williams,
&A., who so nobly defended Bars, hoe been tabu to
St. Petersburg. CoL Wetherell, late Quarterfinal,'"
General, Tarkish Contingent, now Director-Gemmel of
the Land Transport, has been succeeded Litho former
appointment by Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Morris, C. 8.,
17th Loewe, who has bean employed foe some time
leo the Sheet Scutari. The Rev. Mr. Wright, (UP
lain to the Forces, has gone to Scutari preview to
gofer to England on three mouthy/ leave. He his
been saceseded at headquarters by the Rev. Henry
Van, from the let Division. The mail dna as
Theesday arrived yesterday evening, bringing with
it the &cootie of the 91st of Dsessiber, and the
Gelisererri of Sunday the 93rd. The weather up
the lastr,'ng of yeeteeday wee fine, sines thee dune
has been e very heavy fall of snow. The Ospeon
swum, vitt\ government parcels, has arrived, and
the knope b ,still lying in harbour, with drafts lei
hoard. no lirk:n read, considering the weather, hp
is y caw, llbt Balaklava last night was is
state. M Prank have taken to putt*
up siisposte akever spot Aegis. two roads nisei.
Some of our bends, pia denied) the Rigs Brined*
and Light Infantry, are going French music, but
they will take some dme to WWI. if ever, the 77th
Regiment. Tonight the anmeieur argon, Fourth
Division, give another perfarrit;nes. One of the
pinto to be acted is the Messelechs ifeworets4
Everything is defog In price. Bad egvs are now 3d.
each. At Leek more than 40 of de' Ceutieguat
have been made prisoners by the CsiVerther and
an English officer has been killed. By genecal oasts
it will be seen that Lieutenant Grey, Rills
Brip.de ham been appointed A.D.C. to Nets-
dier-General Lawrence, C. 8., Second Dlvirieo,
and that the following °Mom have been granted
leave to England on urgent private affairs: Males'
Hon. H. Keane, R.E. ; Captains Lindsay, Scot,
FaiiMr Guards, Parkinson, 20th Regiessat, and
Gm,* 4th Foot; Lieutenants Cookweetby, lit
Royale, Heaton, 14th, and Earl of Carrick, Grenadier
Gan& On medical certificate : Lieutenant Stokes,
111111,nad Dr. Oilborne, 89th. By an after order, the 6th
January (Sunday, to-morrow), has bees arranged foe
this army to nabeeribe to the Nightingale Fued. The
Ommander-in-Chief, as an example, gives aday's pay.
The ass way will, I think, be delighted tome that
lb* Omen has written an autograph letter to
bar forwardiag at the sum time a decoration. The
saly cavalry now before Sebastopol are the 11th
Hamm In consequence of the distance to go for
huts, the transport having failed, I bear that the let
Division and the 4th have given up the idea of
entirely butting themselves. In the camp for the
last three days the great topic of conversation has
been war or pesos. Drunkenness is decidedly on the
duress.; the army never was so healthy, so the
okra and doctors report; the former are getting
huts given to them for churches and libraries, and
appear to wish to surpass Bosquet's Roman Catholie
chapel behind the and Division in style of asehitee-
tare. The chaplain, Mr. Wright, in his last letter
to the now, has rather led people to suppose that
lectures were so be of frequent occurrence. I don't
)orisk that through • the whole army four have been
yet gives. Mn,. sees Inllnw.