The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-20 00:00:00

THE TUNISIAN FANATICS AT CON-

STANTINOPLE.

The Met amounts from Constantinople represent
the disturbances raised by the Tunisian contingent
to have been of a mere serious character than the
first reports led us to believe. The Tunisian soldiers
appear to entertain a fanatical hatred towards the
French, and to have organised a general attack upon
them. The arrangement', however, made by the
Porta will prevent the recurrence of inch disgraceful
incidents. A suspicion is entertained that the assaults
were made at the instigation of a bigotted clique of
the Museelman clergy, who. finding their provocations
disregarded by the inhabitants of Constantinople,
had recourse to foreign elements to gratify their
fanaticism.

VlOll 01711 OW!

PARIS, MOXIMT NTRINIWO.

The Bonne opened with & melancholy tinge, under
the influence of the two calamities which are the
talk of the day. But towards the elms of business
there wee a sadden upward movement, in oonsequence
principally of a report that an alliance had been
concluded with Sweden. The Rents closed at 65fr.,
with a rise of SO*. Credit Mobilise rose 61., and
moat of the French railways 2f. bOo. Aus-
trians fell 21r. 600. Bank of France fell
10f., owing to an impression that the next
returns ara not likely to be favourable. I am in-
formed that the metallic memos has again diminished,
.... ..

notwithstanding that the sum of 3 Giuliani of francs
has been already sacrificed in buying specie at a
premium. The Bank has been giving 14fr. 90c. per
mills for gold, and 44fr. for silver. It is calculated
that there will be a falling off of &if:. per share in
the dividend due is January.
With regard to the rumour of a treaty with Swe-
den, current at the Bourse, I have reams to believe,
notwithstanding reports to the contrary circulated by
a Belgian journal. that the negotiations are really in
a very advanced and satisfactory state.

THE BALTIC.

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KM, Nov. 16.

The arrival of the Duke of Wellington on Wednes-
day afternoon was followed themes evening by that
of the paddle-wheel steamer Firefly c and next morning
the Majestic made her appearance: so that all the
English line-of-bottle ships are now here, with the 1
exception of the Orion. which aloe has been ap-
pointed to remain somewhat lonpr, as it is thought
she will be quite match seough foe any Russian that
may attempt to vesture out beyond th a rotectioo of
their strongholds ashore. Yesterday the Tourvilleorith
thF22of Rear-Admirat Permed, and the Duquesne,
screw ships of the line, arrived in the
bay, which now presents a truly magnificent display
of splendid ships of war, They are anchored in a
line extending -from Bellevue to the Water Alley
near the town, in the following ceder, being ell
equi-dietant from each other. bake of Welling-
ton (flag), Touren!, (flat), James Watt, Do-
Royal George, Nile, Colones. and
Idejestioc the small Maims Liglitning,Voloano, and
Firefly forming an inner line nearer the shore oo the
Kiel side of the bay, while the transport Royal Ade-
laide and Hamburg, which arrived this morning,
form an outer line towards the opposite shore. The
Doke of Wellington Ward the town yesterday
morning with 21 pas, whisk was replied to by the
Danish war steamer Heck; and the same ceremony
was observed by the Fees* admiral this morning,
which met with a similar surprise. I
The aosouate received here hem Riga mention that
in consequence of the departure of the fleets, all the
regular troops bad bees marched from the coast to
the harrier, from whence it is conjectured they will
speedily be removed to the southern districts of the
empire. There were only now to be men at Rigs
and the neighbourhood Comas and newly raised
militia, to whom the potation of the country was
wadded.
It boo bees noticed that the Pigmy has bees
despatehed to cruise off the mouth of the Elbe to in-
tempt vessels laden with brimstone, saltpetre, Ace,
in their peonage to Hamburg. Either that vessel or
some other should be instructed to examine vessels
poke out of the Eider to the North Bea. Last
year many vessels from Russian ports, at the close of
the seams, reached their destination of the northers
baboons( continental Europe by the canal whit&
senseets the North Sea with the Baltic. through that
river, which from breach of blockade might have I
been good prism if there had been any ship of war to
look after them. and this jeer, when it is known in
time, the opportunity of repeating the evasion should
benot them.
The Itemise government is busily engaged with
the wefts required to form the naval estiblishment
sate Jab* and that. ostler present circumstances,
is smother roma why British ships of war should at
this time maintain a strict watch in the adjacent
lwafers, for which the possession of Heligoland gives
pest advantages.
P.B. The Voltore bee elan arrived this evening.