The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-19 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER

FRANCE.

Oxon ova owx

PARIS. SATURDAY SYINUIL
The Panama arrived at Tooke es Thursday [rem
the Crimea with 1,100 men of the Imperial Gaud.
The first detachment of this fore% 700 strosi, i.
in Paris to-seareow.
Bosses was inanimate. The Beate fell 10n.,
dosing at 64.70. Parehasse were made in particular
securities by certain speculators who pre credence
to a report that a meescillation bad bum sleeted be-
tween some financial celebrities who bays been for

;34;etineCs barterniZii;;;ersalilieatly darned
that ibis reconciliation would be sails icalailoot tr!.

money by MM. Pirlire sad Salvador dieing with
M. de Moray. The Credit Mobilise sad ski Grand
Central Railway were ehielly sated upon by
_these
ruseurs. The forum however, ultimately fall al
die latter rose 7.60. Bank of mam WI 10f. The
laiderity of French railways left of at slightly km-
raved Treaties,.
There is a talk of the Ring of the Mikan cosilig
I/eVes engemmt the amber . of a illestriews pets
en whose amenst the Mesitear lately stated
fist the Universal UMW& wield he kept egen
Wee sad of the mouth. This reamer was Weed
assoest to some extent at the Boone, a asdos
entorisised that Ling Leopold% preswise in
Paris met infer an attempt to NSW negoestises
larCieoted of the Credit Mobilise,
de the air of tris•lied!ohligatitaises, did not some off to-
day at the Palais de 'mdse. and it was reported that
the ledistment had been withdrawn.
News has arrived that the Puma stem mho
Petrel, Lisetweast Arpin, on returning from leo
White Bea, sheik epee a hidden rook near the eoset
of Newsy, eel wept to phase. The crew wee saved.
e•lipasei thee sessents a ssebuieholy event which
made a great @swindle is Paris yemady:
The Paws bar has Maim see et as wait dater:Whet
sasseless by the Sae of K. Y.W. wbieli
yeeesday teem sa alba of apples/. At belt-east rare
woe gisedin with hie easel dee geese sad ability is a ease
butt the That Clienthee et the 014 Tinned el the Melee.
she. hie vise asiAttely khan& and eseyeas arm this be
spike wilt Ow nee ;mutat mortice, es though hitzti
slimellnitemist mess tadispositioa. Presidest
amain this obsess reemememiled W Mimed
bsit down sad ;epees himself*. a alma dam
say*/ es tees shoat Ss Set the
wield paw of is a teeniest. A few menten Messe leave(
esly elapsed, sites he fall seamless ea the use. He wee
reeseed Into an &stelae; room, sad shrine& ea a Uttar
to hie ewe bees, it beteg band isaposible to pet hint Me
a ash. Madieel aid was immediately geneneed, bat he
110111.101111 d in a state of half inammibibty mei bends the
eselee, when a gleam of istelligess rotaves/ a sheet
Ilete, sad seabed his to mein the esseseate. He
afterwards task rapidly sad at 6 °Weak espied. The
enumessed meat has ;reined aa 'MOWN'S feelleg of
mirth easieet the bee ad Psis.
N. Pallet was beyond qnseden the foremast man
at the French bar. He was equally distinguished
as a ems lawyer and so an advocate.
The Bs pmer went yesterday to Versailles with
W Deka of Ousteidp, and passed in review the
eae
valry of the
be garrison. His Majesty commanded
th MBIZONIIIII
The lambi Oiparses.mmission of the Universal Habi-
l:ides has Wend the Mewing notice :

Me SIM= Ste have obtained moompesera will re-
ceive them le ibe Mewing meaner :—The fends. vomit,
stoners will resrfee so the ISib Seems the teedele destined
for the eibibiteee of %bele vespeethe nodes, end et • later
period tie wham/ma the ems, and the bassist& sem
Mona. Fee 1M eshibitore frog the depeolsente, thesedek,
centimes. wed honourable modes will be we W the
different yestaiik and &limed by them temettell.4llll.
Fee the willellese of the departnarat of the Bebe, tbe
deliwry si
te at the ells of the of the
Impala Oessit the
seem
Pales 4).
where spiel ease will be eetehilied ender the
of Y.lfaefe, emnskeloner of elemillestles end when the
esbilehers say thiserhis take ties Aeon 12 to 4- From
of after Wedseehoy die flat the mash will be delivered
to the eskibtleee the bet fear deems end in smosesion,
to the shiblease ef the ether dress oat the following dam
in the order of width Wake will be given is the Mossinner.
As to the eartilessee end bemetwohl• mentions, the en-
'ravine of thee net beteg yet eeespieted, a future sties
will make Mown the pelled wad side of distribution.
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A deers* has jns4 bees pnbilebed spmifying the
terms of the new twit of the Wed Ades of Paris.
The increase on wisest. barrels is net very sensible;
they paid 17 tr. 87e. the hectolitre, and in future they
will pay 18 fr. The difference is larger on alcohol,
as the duty is raised hoot 73 fr. 600. to 89 fr. lioo.
The rise is not very marked on vinegar, beer, oil, var.
Dish, meat, and truffles, or on dame, fish, oysters,
butter, or eggs; far all these articles of consumption
the the is only the coneequenos of the war tax. The
entrance duties on wood, coal, ebarocal, and wood for
building, have not harassed. On articles of °mathsa
tion—osment, stones, marble, granite, slate, brick,
Ac.—the duty:bee bees reduced. Hay, which paid
4f. 700., pays Mr.; straw, 2fr. biased of lfr. 880.;
oats pay lf. 800. instead of 68e., and barley lfr. 800.
instead of 91.. The ries afoot, the het two articles
principally; but it is still heavier on candles and
tallow of all kinds. Candles paid 9fr. 400., they
will now pay 181 r.; tallow of every description,
which formerly paid !fr. 80e., will now pay Bfr. Thus
the new tariff prinelpally intweases the duties on
alcohol, mite, barley, wed tallow.

ITHE CRISULA.

Nov. 17.

The Loewe has arrived, with Constantinople
letters to Nov. 8.
The Emilio steamer Nei& has foundered.
Two hundred and twenty Remiss prisoners have
arrived at Constantinople.
The Duke of Newcastle has arrived at Constanti-
nople from Trebisond.
Letters fros the Crimea state that the apprehen-
sion of a Russian attack on our positions bad greatly
diniinkked.

The Sardinians had received provision,.
Yiabora Las bee. fortified, »victualled, and pro-
tlecl with defensive isaterialr.
From Ails we learn that the Bengal» are falling
lick Ulan Omer Paella's troops.
The ferlificatiese of Wier» are terminated.

SATURDAY.

We learn by the Lonqsor that the Hungarian
General Perhad-Paoha commands the advanced
guard of the Turkish troops that are marching upon
Haab. The risers, swollen by the rains, which
traverse their route, are crossed by the aid of flying
bridges. Omer Paoha desires to effect a junction
with the Circassian.
The Turkish authorities have disarmed the Tatar
lane who committed the outrage of Nov. 4, and will
bring them to trial.
The Tunisians, after having last twenty of their
men killed or wounded, sad after having twig
attacked the French hospital, killed two surgeons
sesidants, whom they east with in a lonely place.
and wounded a lieutenant in the navy named
Blois*. He is severely wounded, but there is ground
to hope he will recover. The Turkish population
remained quiet dariq the =Mot. The Grand
Vizir invariably the measures taken by
Closers! Lerehey.
HAMBURG, Nov. 17.
The French squadron hes arrived at Kiel on its
way home. The Lo mat left Deatais on the 13th for
Hill. whither, In team dsepatabee are to be ad.
dressed for vowels mai& the Gulf of Finland.

Metter from Dream states that as operation for
saterast b.. Jut bees Abdomens by **Prisons Amelia,
*AG of NW lAA. The eporaties was perfersed by Dr.
Maim As bulk r?., es 4 was peefeetly essesedel.
BELGIAN MatafaXL—Prket &Pia /lied blebs'
fa anon asehot of aissiels as Feebly. Bab lAA's aid
flow ifilasofillttleisia. eves as tire blibrs gestatisse. Ns
seyfy Wee easlL Maass am shooed s wades's W
wham.

SPAIN.

19, 1855.

Telegraohis advises from is the 16th state
that the government on that day promated a bill to
the Owen we the twills. A uthe Was nails the
Cedes, sanwasalag that °amid Chose stdepisithe
pwriahesipal points of Sermons ; the witissel yards.
had taken part in the late dleturbassau. bed
been disarmed the spidt of the other pot el Oat
loses ramie' ed excellent. Sammons ia sew thumps .
The authorities continue their ditties, and no emus-
don heehaws made to the rioters. Nothing has has
deeded oa the affair of M. Ohmage. The peopaddia
of IL Rive Roue has hese rejected.
The sayi that Victor Hugo is shortly ex-
pected at Mathid, and that a hones there has sheady
been taken for him. It is said that • Spanish pat
has undertaken to translate a play just eompoesd by
the illustrious exile, the scene of which is laid in
Spain.

The Bova Gess& of Berlin says from Vienna:
IThs Aaritriaa govstesssat has, is a not. to Coast
ogisrotio, sobsasscka to the wort of JAM/ in.
outatial eelettehee ef the- ossoisatisa of Mt M.
fillishar to tI pot of Emil* togroustativo at
Timm 8 and eassppeitiot its nom at the &psalm of
Lard Wsibh, oto This voodoo. whisk wits Est
without dillsoltisft hos boss therefore imaged.
M. do Wads, boa assootod this disostisa of the
Rush' stalhasy.*

A Berlin letter now nays that several anode have
taken play in oommetion with the affair of the ab-
etreetioo of papers from a general in the confidenes
of the Xing ; that among the pumas arrested is a
retired general *Blom and that a were judicial in-
vestigation is going on.

THE BALTIC.

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KIEL. -Nov. 14.
No sooner bad Admiral Seymour left with the
Falmouth than Admiral Doodas makes his appear-
ance with the Duke of Wellington, so that it may
now truly be said that the campaign in the Baltic
at an sod for this year. It has been blowing a stiff
breeze from EN.E., and the Doke has come up the
bay this afternoon in beautiful style, under canvas,
without making use of her steam-power. The
weather is now rather cold, although hitherto we
have bad neither frost nor snow here, but further
up the Baltic) it appears they have had a good taste
of both. The other vessels of the large class may
now soon bs expected, but it is said that the
Orion, Captain Erskine, and the Majestic, Captain
Bar, are to remain in the upper gulf attached to
the squadron of Admiral Bayees as loog as it is pee-
-1 amb for them to do so, as some of the itaisian hne-
of.battle ships are reported to be quit* ready for asa
at Croastadt.