The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-03 00:00:00

TO TIM IDITOI OP TIP WITS&

On.,—Tlis accompanying letter, addressed, by
cedes of the Secretary of State for War, to Major General
Coast Zemopki, late etemenendleg the Polish Division of
Cossacks of the Sultan, having reached him after its dis-
bandment, when many of the °Moms end mon hamming
to it were dispersed over differeet salts of the Continent,
end their addresses being netnews, I ventage to request
you to give it publicity in your widely-circulated journal,
and thus be the means of moseying to them a canteunios-
tion whisk will be teethed and ever remembered by them
with pride mad gratitude.—l am, &c ,
C. SZULCZEWSKI, Major,
Agent for the Division of Cossacks of the
Sultan in England.
Whitehall-yard, Oct. 31.

(Copy.)

War ise-partincit, Sept. 15, 1866.

Sir„—Having submitted to Lard Pan=iart; your letter,
dated the 12th August, w►th its enalosures, reporting the
satisfactory concluion of the =sunrise for disbanding the
Polish division of the Cossacks of the Sultan, late in her
Majesty's pay, I have the pleasure of conveying to you, by
his lordship's order, the eipression of Lord Panama's
satire approval of the meaner in which that duty has been
carried out. His lordship deems this also an appropriate
oesasicra to Gram to you, and, through you, to the adore,
noa•cammisslonsd oaken, and men lately under your cora-
laud, the thanks of her Majesty's government for the
readiness with which they embraced en occasion for taking
service under the British ateadard, and the seal sad energy
displayed by all ranks in the discharge of their duties.
The discipline sad soldierly demeanour of this fora has
bee. such es to reflect the highest credit on its onion.
Lord Penman is well aware of the eagerness w►th which
all reeks desired ea opportunity of 'bowleg themselves
worthy of her Majesty's conadenes by their conduct to the
field. To you, Count, pre-eminently, is due the credit for
the satoessfal realisation of a plan which promised to add
may brave met to the fore* of the allies in the war, now
happily concluded; sad I uncharged by Lord Penman to
►equest you araeptaaa personally of this assurance of his
lordship's high ease of the ability and seal with which the
duties undertaken by you were discharged.-1 see, stc.,
F. Pm.
MejereCleasral Coosa Zusoyski, late Commanding
the division of Cossacks of the Sultan, Scutari.

THE RECANT INUNDAriONS IN FRANCE.

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