The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-14 00:00:00

14, 1855.

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PARIS, TUESDAY BYZNINO.
Although at the opening of the Bourse the tele.
greph reported a fall off in Cooed% the Rents
iissedin
speed with much firmness, and there were a great
mmy speculative purchases. The tone of the
eassiket was, in fact, thought to be better than it has
bees for some time. However, notwithstanding a
of i in Consols, notified by the second
dispatch, the buoyancy of the morning did not
prevail towards the close of business. The Rents
dosed at 64fr. 90e., with a fall of Sc. A large busi-
ness was done in Austrian railway shares,
whisk finally rose Bfr. 75e. Credit Mobi-
lise rose 2fr. 60e. A good many transactions
were done in several French railways, and there were
sonsiderable fluctuations in some lines. Grand Cen-
tral, after having been in demand at about yester-
day's quotations, fell 7tr. 60e. Eastern ultimately
fell 2fr. 500. Orleans, Northern, and Lyons rose Sir.
each. and Lyon. and Mediterranean 12fr. 500. The
Sardinian railways rose 21r. 600.
The directors of the Credit Mobilier are summoned
to appear, on 'lsmael next, before the Tribunal of
Correctional Pollee, to answer a criminal charge,
brought against them by • shareholder. The
accusation states that the directors frau-
dulently announced the emission of certain
obligations which were never issued, and thereby
affected the market to their own advantage
and the prejudice of the complainant. It is under-
stood that the defame will be that there was no fraud
in the ems, bat that the fulfilment of the intention
bows fide maimed was prevented by a Ms ',Kier—
namely, the interference of the sovereign power.
Considerable curiosity is felt on the subject whether,
the complaint being brought before a court of peal
jurisdiction, M. Persist and his fellow directors
will take their plea at the bar allotted to ordinary
criminals.
The Echo Agricola has received a warning for an
article (contained in its number of October 30, on the
patent duty paid by flour merchants. This very ex-
°silent journal now labours under the burden of two
warnings, and eonseqaently its existence is griev-
ously imperilled.
The Dirillo, a Turin journal, has been prosecuted
at the regent of the French Government, and the
editor has been sentenced to fine and imprisonment.
Lord Cardigan is in Paris. He visited the Uni-
versal Exhibition yesterday, and was at the Opera
in the evening.
The French Government has resolved to employ
Arabs in the Imperial Navy, and accordingly arrange.
meats have been made by the Minister of Maritsa and
the Governor-General of Algeria foe giving nautical
'Detraction to a number of boys, en board • vessel in
the port of Algiers, and for afterwards owing them
to enter the navy, to be employed in the service of
the coast. The natives of Algiers and other pleas
on the comet were formerly excellent sailors, bat since
the occupation of their country by the French they
have entirely abandoned the sea. It is believed that
their liking for the naval service eau easily be re-
vived, and that native crews eau stessequently be
brag who will be of as mush utility at sea as the
mdse traps are on laud.
The Marseilles papers announce that, favoured by
a math-west wind, upwards of 60 vessels freighted
ve4 wheat entered that poet on Friday, and that a
leamber of others, also freighted with ears, were ex-
rasa. Oat of the 50 vessels sot fewer than 16
mese Greek, sad they came from Oalats and IbraiLl
The Betio Apricots states that letters from the
United States aanounce the despatch of large quan-
tities of floor and wheat from thence for Bann.
The Mosatesir of yesterday contains Prince Napo-
leon's report to the Emperor on the labours of the
International Jury of the Universal Exhibition, but
no news of interest.

THE 0'

We have received our letters and papers in antid-1
Wks of the Overland Mail. The dates are—Bom-
bay, Oct. 17 I Calcutta, Oct. 8.
The following is from the Bombay Timm of
Oot. 17:— The Banthal insurrection, though dying
oat, is not yet quite extinct. Religions disturbances
continue to increase in Chide. There have been
some outbreaks by the Mobilise in the Nisam's do-
minions, which have been suppressed without much

loss.
Our Punjaub frontier continues somewhat dis-
turbed, the mountaineers from time to time descend
log on our v_illages, plundering and destroying
wherever they go. With the exception of these
trifling local outbreaks, which have no bold on and
afford no sign of public opinion, our dominions are
tranquil throughout.
Apprehensions of a famine and a scarcity of water
continue to be entertained in Western India, and
every precaution is being taken to mitigate the
calamity.
The

—...ornor-tieneral is still on the Neilghorries,
Lord Harris and General Anson are about to return
to Madras after a short visit to the hills. Lord Elphin-
stone continues to remain at the Presidency,
Sir Henry Somerset and the Bishop being
at Mahawbleshwar, the latter is about
to proceed on an episcopal tour to Seinde,
but whether he will go further than Kaneohee is
still an open question. Sir Lawrence Peel being
about to retire from his seat on the bench at W-
eans, Sir Charles Jackson has been removed from
Bombay to fill the vacancy occasioned by the promo-
tion of Sir James Colville to succeed Sir Lawrence
Peel as Chief Judos.

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
CusalUes by death la India eine, the departure of the
Mail on the Etrd October, 1656.
Bonitui.--Asaistant-Surpos J. R. Gosh!, at Bombay,
on the 4th Oct.
Bartool.—Brlgadier Meatier, Commanding Bonus, at
'outpour, on the 16th Sept.; Lieutenant Charles George
Reid, Artillery, at Dwelt Dhows, on the 26th Sept.
COMMERCIAL

BOMBAY, Oar. 16.
Mosey continua nay, and obtainable at former rates.
averment and 'Ulu maritime meals at abost tonna

tiootatiotte.
The state of ear Import market ft by no means satisfactory,
sad although the importations of staple vey goods and
Tares have bees very modulus. prism have sot enhanced,,
and gear lost cloths. T clot s, ismseeties, yeress sad other I
bleached goods have decidedly declined In vase, while
there Is no twee. Inquiry fee goods of y deaription.
No material improvement can be looked for ia 61'1
state of matters anti after the Bewails' holidays, whisk I
commence when
the 7th and termiaate es the 10th of Novem-
ber next, when dealers may he iodated to extend their ope-
rations. No rain Ina fallen dories the past fortnight, and
the mast serious appreheasions are entertaised of • famine,
and great scarcity of water about Marsh next year.
Carrots PllOl Goose —The tnametioas have bees
large, particularly la grey T sloths end domestics, most off
which have bees in hand for upwards of sighteea months,
bat prices have bees far from remsaerative.
Favours have declined owing to the large automat to
unemployed Waage in the harbour and the advanced value
of cotton, together with die increased rats of exchange ren-
dering ft unprofitable to ship cotton. To Liverpool we
quote 21. 10e., sad to London 31. ; Es. 161 per toady has
been given to Chine.
Excitticos on England during the fortaight hae salad
slightly higher then reported in our lest, and the bamboos
done toward' the close may be quoted 2s. 1: 9 16thL is
2s. If t. for China and first claw credits, and 2s. lid. to
29. lie. for documents. On C4catta we gooks Rs. 102 at
sight, sad Rs. 1001 al6O days' sight: on Madras Rs. 1001
at fight; and on China Be. 223 at 60 days' sight.
CALCUTTA. Oct. 8.
Although prices of British piece goods have been main
tamed, the sales have hems tea moderate extent.
Escs•sole has rated high. the rata for sit mouths' siht
American erudite rangiag at 2e. 2d. Bank Bills at 2e. lid.,
and De tosseat Bali at 2e. 21d. to 2.. 21d. Oa China sixty
dors' sight bills are quoted at Its. 216 to 217 per 100 dole.
Fastest.' bare improved considerably, owing to the
expected large number of skips keeping out, la sonar
gasses of the provides's of northerly winds and strong
currents at the Bandboads. For Landes sad Liverpool cat
Womble bunter has
new
dose. at as advents of 10s. per
tos, and ships average now for London 48. 101.. sad Um-
pool 41.7.. 61. per too.