The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1855.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

RUSSIAN =MATCH FROM NICOLADIFF.

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The boalida Bum, of Nov. 2, publishes the fol-1
lowing s
"ItICOLAIK??. OCT. $l, toile P.M.
"The camp upon Binburn Bpit, between the
nburb and, the fortress, has been raised by the
enemy.
"It is at present impassible to state the exact force
remaining in Hinburn..
"His light vessels continue, although in lees nuns-
ben, to rest at author in Otehakoff Bay and to cruise
in the Liman, entering and taking soundings in the
emboncharee of the Bong and the Dnieper, but with-
out amending very far, or penetrating even to the
points reached on their trot appearance.
"The lint is at the same anchorage, but in less
force than yesterday."

The Monitow de la Rolle publishes the following
from /Unbent, of the 25th :
The repairs of the forties are going on with gnat activity,
sad the troop which are to form its garrison will moon be
permanently resident there. By a declaim of the Admiral
Commanding-in.Cbief,tCaptain Pula, on the Hied, sassed
the chief command of the army at Kiabarn and of the
naval division before the port. He will hoist his lag on
board the Vastest'. Captain, Paris will still retain the
command of the Pleuras, liate-of•battle ship, which will
be commanded ad &aeries by Captain Rataillot. According
to the order of Admiral Britat,'.the naval fora of Labs's
will be composed of the three floating batterim, Devastation,
Lave, and Tennant*; four let clam gunboats, niche,
Alarms, °Med% and Flame; two smaller gamins%
Beerraetw, and Basle; the mortar vessel Vastest; the
steels corvette Milan; the mall steam, Lucifer, sad the
corvette transport Provinple.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(MON ova OWN COMMIPONWINT.)
PARIS. FNMA! EVINUIO.
The monthly returns of the Bank of France (given
eisewhere from the Nonuser) were looked for with
more dem meal anxiety, and I find them considered
generally to indicate. an amelioration, though bat a
slight one, in the financial situation. It is true that,
although there was an accredited report during the
past month that at one nunisent the bullion in the
Bank had, owing to the importation of gold, and the
realisation of bills due, increased to a considerable
extent, it turns oat that the returns show a diminu-
tion of upwards of twenty millions, but, on the
ether hand, the notes in circulation have fallen
of to a much greater extent, so that the proportion
of cash to notes is larger than it was last month
Moreover, it will be remembered that the bullion so-
count in October exhibited a reduction of fifty-six
millions against less than half that sum on this occa-
sion, so that there is great reason to believe that the
progress of the drain is checked. It is much to be
regretted that the. Bank does not publish its accounts
weekly as formerly. It is affirmed by many people
that the state of the Bank this week his improved
considerably as compared with the last. If this were
so, the fact would tend to revive confidence, but the
returns taking only as points of comparison this day
and this day month give the public no information as
to the present tendency of affairs. I on excellent
authority that the Bank is so impressed with the
neoewity of increasing its stock of bullion, that it
yesterday resolved to buy gold to inch an extent as to
sacrifice if necessary three millions of francs in the
exchange.
At the Bourse business wee very circumscribed, as
it had been almost all the week. The Rents rose
100., closing at 64fr. 750. In the railway market it
was considered a favourable circumstance that the
Bask's advances on shares and bonds had fallen off
to the extent of upwards of twenty millions, but
nevertheless there was a slight fall in almost all the
lines. The deigine, however, was not more than a
franc or two, and there was a firmer tone than in the
morning towards the close of business. Eastern rose
str., and Northern, 2fr. 500. ; Austrian rose lfr. 25c.;
Credit Mobilise, after rising 7k. or BIV., ultimately
fell 21e. 600. In Bank of France shares there wee no
variation.

The journey of General Baguet from Marseilles
to Pea seems to have been a complete series of ova-
tions. He arrived at An& on the evening of the
Bth, and the secretary-general of the prefecture, in
the absence of the prefect, at once waited oa the
general to congratulate him on his arrival, and to
express to him the admiration which all the inhabi-
tants of the Gen entertained for the immense Der-

vices rendered by him to France and to the Emperor.
On hearing of the arrival of the general, the mayor
and the municipal council also visited him to offer
similar congratulations. General Bosquet received
the authorities with the greatest cordiality, and ex-
pressed himself in the warmest terms of gratitude
for all the manifestions of which he had been the
object since his landing at Marseilles.
A Madrid letter of the 4tl, in the Cbrutsfstiosnef,
says: _ _ _

Yesterday a fresh sots was addressed to our government
by Lord Boyd's, on the subject of • Spanish vessel cap-
tured by ea BegUsh Gruber on the west coast of Africa.
This ship, aimed the Fernando Po, belonging to • bones at
Barcelona, left that poet with • large camber of water-
barrels, • cargo which appeared very suspicious to the
cruiser, and with good reams, as the sub facto explanation
as the subject was given. The vessel was therefore
captured es • slave ship, sad takes to Nara Leone,
there to be tried by the mixed somesimion which
has set yet peesesseed its judgment. The swam, on
learning the seine., emplaned to the Spanish Govern-
ment. One of the Dyson was • M. Domingo lloostich,
who has long resided en the most of Africa, sad is knows
to have traded is slaves to a large extent. This mast has
now bass appointed Governor of Fernando Po, en island
slam to the some of Africa. The Boglish Government has
remonstrated egabiet the appointment, os t►e ground that
it is contrary to existing convention ea the subject of the
slave trade. No amonnt has bees taken of these meow
straws', sad Wags have sow come to such a point that
the English Chateranset has jest notified by its Ambassa-
dor that if K. Domingo Moostich be sot recalled, it will
amides the Island of Fernando Po as a slave depot, sad
treat it semedingly.

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