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

OIdRR PACHA'B MARCH.

The French papers of yesterday mention a report
that Omer Pasha's advanced peed had reached
Huta& The announcement we believe to be purely
speculative, bat the fact is not improbable. The
Ottoman marshal has no time to lase, the country
beyond the Ingmar is comparatively favourable, end
the beaten Russians hays ao lip* of defence so good
as that from which they have just been driven. It
may be so well to state that Omer Paths is not
marching on Ran, although his operations are emi-
nently calculated to procure the relief of that fortress.

THE MILITARY DISORDERS AT CONSTAN-
TINOPLB.

A letter from Constantinople, in the lorkspendossco
Bilge, gives the following account of the Tunisian
riot in that city :
" For some lima past the Tesiaia• sentingeaf, maimed
for their fanaticism, had displayed a bed feeling towards the
Preach soldiers, sad availed themselves of every oppor.
salty of solestisg thus. Several repasts bad beets drawn
up on this subject and presented to theembasey end Genera
Lankey, who had smunsaleated with the severninesh It
was iateaded to remove these men, when yesterday, la ems.
sequence of a quarrel provoked by one of then, a Tomisba
poet, established sear Si. Sophie, fired es several sea se
mrd at the Frisch hospital. The latter replied he the
and the Telltales. took to light. ThejLtammor,
rim to their barracks la the square of the
sad retuned with several h method sea to attesiti;ell-
- whoa the Treads defended themselves. Aa =shame
of musketry leek plow. whet two hospital mindsets were
killed, sad two sleeks of the administration sad ems sol-
diers wounded. Two ether clerks have diesposered, sad
ths mitberities have ass bees able to ascertain their fate.
Oa the sided the Tombless there were thveral killed sad
wounded, but the mother is unknown. At the bet of the
outbreak impalas Ibises had bees .out on the plead both
by the Turks sad the Preach. Otherei Parise. presesded
with a ooapsey, whilst Omani larithey welled at the
Bothway, in order le Nat der rdmilethemeals bees Kaslak,
if atheassy. Is a weed, the meet camp. Sillenres were
takes to put down the libisder la the town. The Tual-
atin@ are at present kept le their bassasks, sad are to bare
this plies la a day or two."

UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF TIM AFRICA.
(MON OVA OWN 00111OPONDANT4

LIVERPOOL, BoitzAT..

This day, at 10 am., the Royal Mail steamship
Africa, Captain W. Harrison, arrived in the Mersey,
with the usual mails from the United States and
British North America.

She sailed from Boston on the 7th inst., and Hali-
fax at the 9th ; and has brought, besides the mails,
120 mangers and 876,076 dots.
The United States mail steamship Baltic, from
beam on tbe 20th nit., arrived at New York on
tbs2ad inst.; and the Royal Mail steamship Asia,
from beam on the 27th nit., arrived at Boston on
the Bth inst. - .

Joseph Wagner has been =evicted under the
Foreign Enlistment Act, and sentenced to two years'l
imprisonment and a floe of 100 dole.
A railway accident has occurred near St. Louis,
by which twenty-two wane lost their lives and
fifty were Insects&
Money at New York is unchanged in value.
Stooks are rapidly declining, almost to a psnia
The cotton market is very dull, and prices falling.
The market for breadstoffe— Flour was inactive,
and wheat rather easier. Indian corn wee not at all
in request.
The provision market reported steady.
Freights are firm at the prices last quoted.
From Lesbians the reports are that the frost has
coadderebly damaged the sagas crops.

ARRIVAL OF THE ABIEL.

U 1 L.Y.

The American 7tsMiship Ariel has sailred. with
60 painangers, and dates from bow York to the 4th
lortaat.
A dreadful &oddest had oreorred on the Pacific
Railroad. 700 pawns bad been precipitated into
the river. killing 20, sod weandiog about 60.
Havanna news state that mime was insreasiag. the
health of the city was pod. and trade improving.
Fachangs on Loudon, 106/ to 109; Paris, 6.20 to
6.17 f. Cotton coke at d. Flour Amer. Freights
issothe.