The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-27 00:00:00

AUSTRALIA.

„,,,1.. ' ..-.: r ~,, ---.4"--
r, % PIiNZANCE, MONDAY Kounite.
The f,,Coleman, from Poet Philip, with a
111fge of gold on board, has just arrived off
this port, lid lauded mails and passengers. She
sailed fronted Philip on the 14th September, and
has,', therefore, tie a very quick passage. Her
klates'assaltdapi ter than those previously received.

MONDAY.

1-Iffesus. . - Uses ilainiiiiaCo., the -iiiii;ii—orthel
Black &dills of Royal Mail Parkes from Liverpool to
Milhous**, ressived this sends, a telegraphic despatch
from Queeestown, senessieg the snivel at that.
port of the Oliver Less, with the soils Eros Australia
end advise to August 21, which have bane medallists*.
Owing to the easterly gale +kids prevailed, and width pre-
cluded all oboes of her bootleg up Cheduel, she landed
her malls at Queenstown, and they as likely to be
delivered in Liverpool isil Loads to-serrow. Illie has
gent 100,0001. in gold..

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(71011 0011 OWN

PARIS, llownat Eviamte.

The hews of the sudden death of Admiral Breat
has eat a gloom over all Paris to-day. Not only the
French navy, bat the Allies whose cause be Ms
nobly served, lave to tepletwan immetisti
was bat 69 years of age. and no French' Ad
Ijoyed a higher reputation either in the M
barge, or among his own countrymen.
Beset was an Alsatian, having been born at
es May 98, 1798. Si was educated at the
AVA Athilog_at Bred._ and in 181 b ha istnaLthi.
%my as in aspirant of the Ist elms. In 1822 %h.
imp a lieutenent-daveheam. and with that tank
Adventure brig &ilia-Moak-

wee in command of Use
ads of Algiers. The brig 'ran aground, and Lieute-
nant Brost being made primmer with his calm was,
-osuflued-in an Algerian prison-until -- the taking of
the city by the French Nome weeks afterwards.
When the fleet returned to Tooled, he was,
as a matter of form, tried by a court mer-1
tial for the loss of the ship, and wee houcanablyl
euris
acquitted, The nest year. he was promoted to.tha
rank of septain-de-fregate, and
,aftw co it
etia3bdatilitig the Line and rritoia, 'he wadi eat, la
.1943, es. a oaptsio-de-vsiessau to the Mime*
Islands with the mission to establi4h the French,
teeterste there.. At that time hi received a.-
aim, as .governor of . the French establish**
in, Abe Ocean. His administration, it the, eta
Ica* obtaiped.thawarmapproyil of. hie govitiiiemL
Is 1848 (be being then *Heir-Admiral) .
Osivaignao.cpatlded to bfm. the etiiitirsi pritfrfaia
of Toulon, which post he =hanged in the mama yowl
ke that of eassasider of the. Naval. statics of the
MIND ; . and is March, 1949, lit Wea iipoiited", by
Iftailtr Itipohatt tilaveroottlottaral t OlCAOlii)es.
11".h/fl rtir,id ill FranWilw wee. lit Iget‘ Demi
:04n rarreber ,of the rout ail .of ' the Admirtan*,
is i'in 48181;Pilrif ~sPFd,tl4. Comm 11der*
O gee Of ilia -omaa squadron; eed, ,i2E 184, Ilk
.:beentne (uarlW.. Admiral Hantilio) second is .1*
wand of the . Fru* ~fleet' ii the .Blieli ' Sea:
• The part-that he-tooir in - the erg ' botabavdtiat -it
Babliao9ol.,l, .44 ~f ?her AT, ,18-444 as Weil *;hie
subs** -*OW when ~ be soceradoi' Admiral
Haetellninthe *hist •cosamaiid, must be' we lea
known in Znalina as in Frame. No pertielhowel
hit death weld Mown. except -that it . took.giehe
pees Malts. One rumour attributes it to ahoisma,]
and another to a violent attack of gout.
The following details of the death of Count Moli.
are strictly authentic :
M. Meld teak his plass at table with his fatally at his
costeatiu7 hoer, sod rarely did his eoarsreatios display
sore elegem* or latddity. Towards the twiddle of the
Maser M. Noli beams very pals, sod had twice a sort of
so- velars Messy, which was Mowed by a saarksa stamp

in hie features, ;Odor& by every one at tab.. No one, ho;
ever, entered to ask, any 'mask to his on the sub-
jest, sad ell at owe his head loaned slightly on his breast.
Than ell the persons present, seined with fuss, area;'
bat the met, by • strong effort of the will, recovered
his energy, sad, in a very distinct voice, begged hie
guests is UMW their places, sad told tbs. that there was
ao dame far alarm. He then left the woos, Wale' on the
arm of ble the Marquis At Lafuti. As soon as

Itruch he had mitered his owe apartment. M. Mali, who inter.
talaed no illusion as to the gravity of his state, requested
that the esti of his village might he seat for, sad mi-
stimed to his aide Mae. de Werth, his daughter, and this
- sea d'hysit,lii granddaughter, tO whom he =lt
biesing la a perfectly clear voles. M. Niesistehi
he many years, who was by Ghana at the ehieuam -em-
ployed all the resources of mimes, and for a millitit had
kept

of preseuteg his life. He west iato ea. adjoisier
rum to writs pieuelptioa, sad whilst thus the Coeds
had a slight eoarakiea—it wee the lest, sad, the =meat
alter, Its expired. The Coast had a few days before received
the sureactat freeithe heads et the Bishop of Odium
At the opals, of the Bourse there wee a tendency
to a rise, bat after a severe *mink between the
" bane and the " bears," seeempanied by many deo-
Malone within the limits of a few centimes, the
*sib closed wear at 651 r. 66e., with s fall of 10a
Credit Mobilier roe 16ft., and railways were gene.
rallyldgbet. Liens sad Mediterrasean rose 36fr,
is coosequesos et reports it the fusion of the Rhea*
CoMpanies. Bane) other Fines rose frotri 2fr. 60a.
to Mr.

--
The Pap, alluding to the extraordinary assertion
of the London %me of last Sunday that the Asper
um Napoleon has lately trimanitted to 'the English
Cabinet Propositioniof peace made by Russia which
appear to him acceptable, says :
It mast net be forgotten that the Press lathe organ si
Mr. Dismal, the partisan, the most ablaut*, of
.peaesat;
asrpsies! and that *aka:mei takes emir opportanitroy
semprembiag Lord Palmerston's ministry, by reproreaslag
it es determined systaluttisally to repudiate say sad rsp
psoldo saaarment. Ws are bound to add that no fast has
sole to oar knowledge of a naive to give the slightest prof
lability to the statement tithe Pram
meet is current that the Ministry of Agrieul:
tare, Commerce, and Public Works, is about to he,
ioplitinte two departments, and that M. Leplay, the
Comlisakoser, who has taken the leading, part h;
'the management of the Universal Exhibitiori, wig fa
the new Minister of Agriculture and Commerce.

•So the Foss& gourasecat journal describes 1b
DisrailL

' GENERAt CANROBERT AT

(PLOY 017 Z OWN

COPENHAGEN, Moitimy Evimrxo.
fl. afternoon, at 4 o'clock, General Caarobert
'pas taken In a royal state =rime to the Palace,
where he had an audience of the King.
After the audience there was a gala banquet
Prince Ferdinand was punt.

The Monifesr of yesterday contains the following:
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 24.
_ _

" General Canrobart arrived at 4 o'clock on board
an English steamer. He was received on landing by
the military commandant of Copenhagen. An aide
decamp of the King was in waiting for him with a
apart carriage. The crowd saluted the general with
warm sollareatimm."

LOOM Or a FLINCH VIISEL ON THI GOODWIN
E•xos.—Baxso•ta. Nov. 96.—Thu Marie Bissizebensaid,
el Names, Mobsles, free Rartkeesl to Bordesus, lis b
lost on the Goodwia; all binds exempt ass saved.