The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-10 00:00:00

THE OVERLAND MAIL

TRIESTE. MO =AL
The steamer Australia arrived at 5 o'clock a.m., in
132 Imam from Alazaadria.

Dn. 4.

The India mail is at Alexandria, with intelligence
from Caketta,November 8; Bombay, Nov. 18.
The Sandal Jammed= is bring put down by
inertial law.

The Bengal army has bees stresithened by 6,000

The GM
to Berm&

was at Madras, on his way

Money scarce. Trade dull. Freights low.
Exehanp at Bombay. 29.1 9-16.
The India mils sonnet leave Alexandria before
the 6th.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PAM% SUNDAY iIATININCI.

The King of Sardinia, who with the Emperor, ar-
rived at Paris from his sporting visit to Compiegne,
only at a quarter to seven yesterday evening, left the
Tuileries at nine this morning for Turin. In the
interval he was " Med" up to a very late hear lest
night by the Emperor. There was a grand dinner
at the Palace. I happened to ernes the Pleas du
Carrousel at midnight, and I observed every window
in the long facade of the Tuileries blaring with light.
The moment of the King's departure was announced
by the firing of Gannon at the Invalids', and nothing
that the French Government could do to show respect
to the Royal visitor as taking leave of him was left
undoes. Bat owing partly to the early hoar, partly.
to the intense cold, and in a great degree to the short
node, given of the change of route, the demonstra-
tioas were chiefly of an ofileial character, and the ge-
neral public took little part in them. Some flags,
but mot many,were hung out from private houses along
the line of the Rue de la Pair and the Boulevarda

However, the theatres, clans, and publics baild•
legs were very fairly decorated. The streets were
not lined with soldiery, bat there was as im-
posing mass of troops, chiefly of the Im-
perial Gaud, drawn up in review order in the
Carrousel when the King left. Prince Napoleon
accompanied his Majesty to the railway station, where
b• was received with the same oereasoey as on the
occasion of his arrival. The King took a cordial leave
of the Prince and several high °Moors of state as he
got into the carriage prepared for him, and the train
started for Lyons at half-pest ten. His Majesty is
to leave the latter city for Chambery at nine this
evening.
The lihatrationsaya that the King of Sardinia
has been invited to Vienna by the Emperor of Ana-
trim, and that it is hoped to extract from him some

demonstration in favour of the altramontene choral
party, sad against the policy so happily followed by
the Cavonr-Aseglio Ministry.
The Pram says, in its weekly ccontereial re-
view:

The dull Mate of slain is the trade of Paris matisme,
wad we de sot get pensive the slightest symptoms of that
movement shish I. west to be observed la the begisaieg of
December, is expectatias of New Ifeer's-day ; these is,
however, se west of work is the greater part of the bets
rlee Tlie abeam of workima draws fee the war is felt to
a emaidaesble eztest. At Lyons there ere gnat oamplaista
of the west of beads.

The »maim of Admiral Beat will arrive is Paris
by the Lyme Railway at four o'clock to-morrow at-
Itaroasa. A room at the Madam has been tramformed

into a chaps& ardent*, where the body will lie in
state.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Dui. 7.
The Marquis de Target has appealed to the law
tribunals relative to an article inserted in 'journal,

issoltisg to the Empress Eugenie.
We mead is the Madrid Epoes of the 4th:

At the swesest whoa tiss:Csoitees was about to weft the
this of meadows in hear.( General 011esisell, the Dee
a. /Astoria preentod himself as a staple depth, spas the
bossism of the Clousber, and is as eaphatis Take desisted
that he had fall esoldosee is Osumi Cl`Dassell. Wainer
of Wes. The althea redwood by the Laptev of General
isperthre is sot to be easily ilstheibed. The Prat
that of the Cassell did set seas to exercise
as .stair lassoes apes the opiates, of the npreassta•
tithe of the sesstry, he eons to give a peblis sad soluss
teetiessay Is hie ales with the hors of Vieelsere, • asks
white throws the sissies of the resod state of thump into
despair. Ose itswired sad thirty two value against eight
bath gives their semplate adhesion to (Mural OThssell's
penes ma polity.
It wee wisetlithod yeetemby make is pithilssi elides
that Omer& O'Dessell sod Ilsperthre heathy net efts,
the altdog, the latter seised the bad of the Pitwaler. }ad
eseisiosd, " Itse, we will snit be asfba, awl itithCths ad-
hesion el the Carlos }ad the oaths are will gins tp this
smalry tir9 4. fib. siti wdd mkt r

viratio

The Isieral Assembly is convoked for Jan. 21, in
soneequense of the differmates of opinion prevailing in
several sestoss, mon especially in lifesehlte/, Fri-
boaria and Vanities the subjeet of the pooposed lines
of railway to waits Western and Central Switzerland.
A friendly treaty between the Swim Confederation
and England will be 'Omitted to the Assembly.

PRIVATE AFFAIRS."

11171 ACT 01 • :

AS 0771011 WITS 751 411111 T.
Camp before Sebastopol, Nov. 21.
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In wits of General Simpeon's order regarding
leave of chemise, urgeat private drabs" 0012110 to
Oka away • greet number of oar oaken rime General
Oodriagno task esermead. Daring the last seven days—
from the Mite the 10th lash—se less then seven isolonels
and lienteneat colonels, three males% fin captains, two
lieutenants, as Eifel's% and as eminent surgeon, have
found "urgent private affairs" salleisat muse to obtain
leave ben the asap foe longer fir shorter periods, some for
two, use for three mouths. The emir, division appears
to have fewer of them marvellous " urgent private affairs"
than the rest of the arny ; the brigade of Guards ennuis-
deniably the most. 8o mesh or Is this the ems, that what
with oaken shunt is sick lean, is staff employmast, and
n" *mat private affairs," is. battalion of Guard', the.
of the Coldstream, has hardly say Moan doing duty with
it. A liesteaant is the regiment (although of souses a sap
tale la the assay), Thelisson,who my entered the melee is'
1847, is in order. to set as a field seen with his corps, so few
effective °Seers of rank are then present. This is the ease
with almost every mensal, end the unfortunates sir
remain doing duty with their seeps instead of Minks II 111
Christmas parties in Esglead, an very hard weird IsieeL
Still the evil is contiased, for, as I said above, 19 Mein
have is 7 days get leave of abuses en " urgent points
affairs." All this mums a great deal of diesontant and
grumbling, as you may suppose.
• • • • •

Bend use as many newspapers es you esa bun bog, bor-
row or steal, par iesluly the noes, Dolly News, Iliustraki
Now, PrivA. Hosashold Words, and Charebers. After
reading tbsinl seed then to the sergeants, sad then to the
sea. Send sae ales lour pounds of the best Lopes °lgen.
Tea will get thus very good at in Osford-street, sad
the maimed elder will pay for these.

There are only bats far about ens-third of the sea as yet,
sad for two-thirds of the Moen. The rot of the army

ars loosely is very sossiertable double-rads& teats ; sad all
Law pitied any wriakles ha soaking themselves easy
since last whiter, ;partly by dialog oat holes wider their
teats, sad thus pttiag sots epos sad more warmth top -
I lhor•

Ties winter &this( of the MS is most essellest—sething
meld bo better. We Alien have to pay very highly for
*ors; mine has east me IL 10e, and I is not yet escapists.
What I have told yea about the great another of oflcers
obtain's' ism of abloom will, sad does, tell epos the
dissipUse of sits army. Ilawyregbasat is fall of remits, sad
the marries@ of all are reqpind to get them late something
like sedge before the spring. Bat how sea this be dose if
so many often are snowed to rash book to Bogland when-
ever the faasy takes than ? And what makes this worse is,
Mat whilst many same who have been out here from the
very drat have bee. refused leave to England,
others who maw at twelve maths later have
obtained the indulgesee. Bat here, as in Loados,
sad everywhere elm, Hems Guards interest dose every-
Wag. When refasod leave (by either his Wesel,
his Mfgailer, his essainsader of division, or eve* by the
osamaailse-Mekief of this army), the man who " has good
Warman writes home. His father, brother, wade, wife,
ass; mother, or nista, manages to " get at some ems is the
Emu Seise." Oat soma a latter to the soap (a private
Liter, Manus% bat onside:ad dead-oMeial, and something
more), saying that Captain Se•aled-so may have leave home
apes " aural private affairs," provided Chanel Cedriag-
Ma so limpass se whoever may be the aosainaader, " has
no partisehr "—a hist, la abort, that " there Lao
a sompublea, amt." Of owns the obstructive out
kare mos "as 4 " &fitly ; and so, es Mr. —asp,
0 natters are pisonamt " tarthwith. Thus it is that the
Guards get so ask bass, sotwitbstanding the very few
often pretest he Eel/ Ira seek battalion,. If a coastal
Aker goes home, all his pereosal gage with him, sad the
allow who takes his Ow tam more °Moen sway from
regimental duty to make up his staff, and Um the member
of wetting son is farther Mused. No matter. The old
pate of interest is kept up, sad the pkbidans taught their
perm piamm.. • • • • • •