The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-24 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE TURKISH MINISTRY.

TARIS, MONDAY Ilioaxuro.

A despatch from Constantinople, dated flaturday
last, states that Alai Puha, who had been appointed
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has resigned.
The electors of the department of Cher are soa-
♦oked for the 20th of December to elect two deputies
to the Corps logislatif.

KONIGSBERG, SATURDAY.
The Grand Drams Alexander Petrovne, wife of
the Grand Doke Nicholas Nicolsievitob, brother of
the Emperor, gave birth to a son on the 19th. The
infant has reeeived the name of Nicholas. The Grand
Dachas is the daughter of MOM Peter d'Oldett-
Doug. Ski was born es the ltd of Ina*, 1838, and
her marriage with the Grand Doke Nicholas took
place on the 6th of Feb. bat.

THE UNITED STATES.

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LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY.

The royal mall steamship Asia, Captain Lott,
arrived in the Merely to day at 6 pas. from New
York, with 'dykes to Nov. 19. She sailed at 2 p.m.
on that day, and has brought sixty pasnenpre, and
368,337 dollars in speeds.
The Asia, off Bandy Hook, spoke the acirew steamer
New York, from Glasgow for New York j and on the
13th exchanged signals with the Europa steamship.
of the same line, for New York. The steamships
Fulton, from Havre to Southampton, and the Baltic,
hence, had arrived at New York.

The New York papers state that on the 10th tele.
graphic despatches were rewired, stating that
Illinois had given her eleven electoral votes foe
Buchanan.

The umbers are now—Baohanas, 174; Fremont,
114; and Fillmam, 8.

The Hon. John M. Clayton, ex Secretary of State,
died at Dover, Delaware, on the 9th inst.
The amounts of Walker's victories at Grenada and
Mussya had been confirmed, or rather repeated.
Walker's position was regarded as more favourable.

From California we have edviose to Oct. 12.
Trade at San Premiere was more active, and the
mining prospeeta were favourable.
Mexican advises Mate that the struggle between
General Viadarri and President Comonfort continued
to rage fiercely, and threatened to be desolating in its
effects upon the country.
Money at New York was mares, although a little
eerier for loans on call. Busiesea paper.-10 to 19
per sent for first else& Stocks unsettled. Foreign
exchange active. London, 109 to 1091; Part, 5.171
to 181. Cotton easier. For dour there is a good
demand, both far export and home sossureptkin, and
prices have advanced do. Wheat is firm; provisions
are inactive; freights steady for English port,
closing with an advancing tendency.

FRANCE.

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PARIS. BATVILDAT IVIXING.

The Pah* states that the Neapolitan legation has
already headed over the neessury bemuses' of the
ooefil to the Pruden embassy, Roe de Lille, 78,
when all persons desiring peesporte for Naples most
henceforth address themselves.

—At this Bourse the Bente some 30 for cash and 200.
for amount. closing at 88.30 and 68.5. MobiHer rose
130. Railways cantina* Tory firm. Lyons roes 16E,
and the other lines from 6 to 10.

A special general meeting of the directors of the
Bank of France was held to-day at the Finance
Minister'. office, and a memorial was presented
praying for an increase of the capital of the Bank.
I understand that the Spanish Boundary Commis-
sion haws at length completed their labours.
A great piece of domestic news thle afternoon ie
that M. Emile de Oirardia has sold hie interest in the
Promo to K. Milhaud the beaker, after a negotiation
of only three days. M. de Girardin was the founder
and principal proprietor of the paper. He possessed
40 100ths of the shares and had a salary of
30,000 f. as raactow in chief. The terms are, for the
40 shares 800,000 f., and for the editorship 160,000 f.,
making together the very handsome sum of
960,000 f., which K. de Olrardin will put in his pocket.
After the example of persons in meaner callings, he
enters into &covenant not to mercies Ws trade of a
journalist in Paris. On Thursday a meeting of
shareholders is called to arrange with their new
proprietor, M. Milhaud. A good many of the writers
on the paper, who fancied they were associated in a
mission of principle, ars, to say the least of it, a good
deal annoyed at being sold in this manner to the
money . The &eels will now be the only
remaining liberal journal in Paris.
The Charivari has a caricature representing the
Thus in the shape of a huge partition wall between
a Highland soldier and a French oar. The Scotch-
man—the invariable type of the British soldier,
awarding to French notions—drives his fist through
the broad sheet, and leaning across, says, while
suiting the action to the word, "A sheet of paper
shall never prevent us from shaking hands."