The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-27 00:00:00

THE EXPREB3, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1856.

WO Coal.

BA.1fOB&L dwil.
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The Queen cad the Prices Canoe walked sad
drive le the odgbboarbood of the ..id. yottordsh the
boloshosoy of the vooffior pusses' say dhasateriewelse.
The royal dieser party faelodod tie Dubois of Lew.
the Prisms Awoke et Holuelehe aeltalteeletet. lade
Alienate Brew, the Sul ed Aberdwa, sad /kr 3.... Clerk.

Dupla.' v... rat from the Colostakilles yastarday to
it's Goveraor of Canada.

Hee Royal Highness the Doebees of Gioneester hes
quite recovered from her now isdispodtea.

The Data sad Dubow of laterd will shoeGy
melee s sussasiost el Aldus@ et Webers ♦►►e7. Beds

TM Marquis dAbaraxa sad Lid; Hargot Handl
Ka bays, aim laving Chi]llaabaa Oastls, beat making a
mks of aids to lissaaad.

The Is sad Countess al tillsegen sad the Wits
Satin ban beta =Meg a ton of= la Bootlead

The Earl of Burlington sad Lady Louisa Caven-
dish us esyseted to leave Limon Code, when they are
staying with the Duke of Devonshire, is the seam et the
swig week, hr Haiku Hall, awn Milaelhorpo.
The Countess Brownlow and the Ladies Cast
lave taken up their roshiones at Bohm Ledge, Torquay,
for the akar.

Lad %autos' has left his Sables quartets to
1. I.d M. t►e south, ea his way told. nit is Davoseltin.

The new Atari of the Dean sad Chapter of
Dotes has bees ceased le the petals s the semi Nadi-
time is the old am Ceasklerable mats have bes a:pada'
ea Its rartorallea.

We understand that ea Teeaday, the 30th iaet.,
the Blimp of Dadra will nags Ids sea, purosaat to alas
sat el pediment. Afar that day be asst Oa addressed ot
Bab* Maltby. to like meow se tad Bloke, et Lelidal
win. aka Na testerastisa. be Baby BotalaiL—Doraaw
.doloorthor.

We (Widnes nows) hays great ustidaation in
Wag able to report that Lord Ebeingtem, who lee beta at
Holum d peograeleg it Melds. Zed Foetuses has bees
stubs at 111111,1.• with the noble vieseut, tad bath vs.
toned to Cottle Hill la the early part of lb. week.
PROMOOI eznowicz is sow it a visit at Ulm-
etas, aid is segued la nasiniag sem of the geological
features of the district.

Ws (Derbygino Courier) an enabled to Mamma
that a atetslasaiel amsaes is &beet le take plies balms
lie Boa. Das Adele fildaey, SIAM &setter of the late
Laid Do Limb sad Daley, pampas' heiress of the
Wiegorwotili esteem, sad err Neel., the Has. Caplets
Frodorka Piteeleases, sea of the lets, ead broths" of the
pressat Bed of Meister.

- Sir Charles Wood, First Lord of the Admiralty,
le upsets& at Whitehall this day. having bess slew for
stew weeks as a yids of hispostisa Is sedate west gaud
dadaists.

(non hue MONTI ebanrei.)
FOltinoll-01710n, BEM 15---Tbe Queen koo been
y plowed to appoint Jibe Lyme Molood, Zeq., to
rstmai rilfojeetre Carol at Meeesabirian
DowirlNO Sin. R4.Tbe Qum ha. bean
pieess4 to smut Int Hoary Busty, LC B , to be evade-
mo atblof la sad•
e tlto agony of
rkailort.oM Hetme liefotta -o
ii.. bees m
goosed to caplet
WiLLuee newt, Mg., to be Chief hobo of the Used. of
Antigua end Neeteerest. Her Neje* has fernier beat,
eaqua Philip Damen A_Fies, Esq M., K., to
l quament it Quelled= es Ilst lakail. Is the 41••
vendeeer Illeselltnn sad leis Beebe.,llLD.,
ee bo Meer he the nereelhe Igloo&

WIEMIZALL. Bzrr. 26.—Th• Quiz has boa
Mssssd w promet the Rev. henmeel Cherissweith to the
Iteetery of Limps&ld, la the musty of Barmy. sad dhow.
of Wiselester. void by the promotion of tit* Rev. Cherise
Barbi. D.D., to the Diebspris t Gleacester sod Bekaa
BOARD OS MAD; WIEITIVALL, SIFT. 26.—ms
Houstebio the Look of the Committee of Prii
Oessell for Trade sad Mutates. have received, &rue
Vie dmisetary of ebbs for Foreigs halm copy et a tfe•
smolt hem be Midetty's Cassel•Geserel et Leipsig,
perilag that the ditties is Gem poise, deer, aid bread.
stab, te.. imported Ism the emir of abs the,.. Customs
Union, hem bees farther esspesded said the 31st Dues-
bee out.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.
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(PLOY OWN 001/1111PORD/1312.)
LIVERPOOL. SATURDAY MOllllllO.
The United States mail steamship Ericsson,
Captain Umber, arrived in the Mersey at midnight.
direst from New York, which port she left on the
13th inst. She has brought besides the mail ten
pumpers and 800 dollars in specie on freight. No
important news.
The 'Sabi from Lamm are amides. It is re.
ported from Bt. Louis that large numbers of Pros
State women and children have been killed.
At Strangers Creek, on the 3rd instant, riots m-
ewed, end at Baltimore ea the 11th. Two mat
were shot dead, 90 wounded, several believed fatally.
The man was trifling.
The United States generals at Lamm are in-
formed, if ascessary, they will be furnished with
Items to maintain peace.
The money market at New York remains easy,
sad hopes are entertained that the stringency so long
'apprehended would be avoided. No alteration in
rates of interest or exchange. Stooks are more
buoyant, and cottons steady. Breadstuff' are im-
proving in nisi. Provides' unsettled. Freights
flrm.

FRANCE.

(nom ors OWN

PARIS, FILMY EVENING.
On Sunday than will be a grand review by the
Emperor of the garrisons of Biarritz and Bayonne.
This will be a farewell review, for on the following
day the end will quit charming Biarritz to
noosed to Bordeaux, when new festivities have been
prepared, under the superintendence of the prefect
and the mayor. The 46th regiment of the line,
which has up to this time been in garrison at Bin.
rite, will set out on Monday for Paris, to go into
garrison then. This is the reward which is given
to it for its faithful serving to the imperial family.
The souvenirs which his Majesty will leave behind
him an very satisfactory. There has been abundant
liberality in all that concerns rewards and benefac-
tion. Even Brittany, the stronghold of the legiti-
mists, has indirectly shared in the imperial
bounty. On Wednesday last, the Emperor gave
2.000 fr. to the sailors of the Gleason, a Breton
vessel which had run aground in the neighbourhood
of Bianits. According to the repressatatice of a
friend who has bet arrived thence, and with
whom I have sines convened, these sailors shed
abundant teen, not on account of the money which
they received, but benne of the kindness with
whisk the Emperor, ageorepanied by his fair
spoor and her beautiful infant, bad spoken
to them. The town of St. Jean de Luz,
situated in the vicinity of Bayonne, will be trans-
formed into a military and somasegial port. The
Emperor, in on of the visits with which he hes
honoured that town, was struck with the beauty of
ib gazelles, and he has given orders for the imme-
diate eammencoment of the works. It is estimated

that the formation of the new port will involve an
expenditure of 10.000,000 frames.

Tog have probably been very much astonished at
the step taken by the Beak of France in raising ths
rate of discount to 6 per eget. We simple Parisians
certainly were so, and we think with good reason.
Everything bad been done Wayland to keep the
intended alteration a secret. The banking houses of
Rothschild and Fould had diseounted, as late as yes-
terday morning, a mass of bills of exchange and
letters of credit at 41 to 41; though in the meantime
these gentlemen sold as mush as possible at the
Boum No one, therefore, believed that the
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'Bank of France would raise its rats of dismant
If it were intended ;Wooly to catch the public, the
attempt has beion successful; for the gentlemen who
dint:mated at a prim so low, and thaws who were in
the meet of what was coming, hare gained a large
profit.

- In Piedmont the subscriptions foe the armament
of Alessandris continue to pour in. Following the
example of M. Cum, the Chevalier Alphonse
de la Marmara and M. Renzi, Minister of the Inte-
rior, have jut subscribed 2001 each.
A telegraphic) despatch from Trieste, dated this
day, says that the last intelligence received from
Coastantinople is to the effect that Admiral Houston
Stewart was to reenter the Black Sea, and that the
English squadron under Admiral Lyons would re-
omits relabel:emote.

The Three per Cents. closed to-day at 69fr. 6c.
for the sod of the month; the Foanend.a•Halt per
Cents. at 91fr. 30e.; end the New Loan at 69fr. Se.;
Orleans Railway shares, 1,3301 r.; Great Northern,
922 fr. 60e.; Strasburg, 9024. 605.; new shares, 816 fr.
Paris and Lyoes.l.3o7tr. 600.; Lyons and Mediter-
ranean, 1,770 fr.; Western of France, 920 fr. ; Bor-
deaux and Cette, 706 fr.; Great Central of France,
661 fr. 260.; Lyons and Geneva, 7461 r.; Bank
of Credit Mobitior, 1,635 k.; Austrian Railways,
832 fr. 600.

of Paris and London will watt a fortnight for the
answer at the Neapolitan government, and will then
take their nsassares awordingly. The ambasadors
of France and England have by no means concealed
ham the Austrian government, that in case of an-
other reply in the negative from King Ferdi-
nand, an English and French fleet will make
its appearance before Naples. The Court of Vienna
stated in answer to this, not only that Austria had no
intention of reserving her meant in the ease which
was contemplated, but that she would intimate
openly and plainly to the King of the Two Sicilia,
that he must attribute to himself alone the ease-
quanta of his continued resistance. Ina word, Aus-
tria, happen what may, will abandon the King of
Naples to his fats. Besides, the Austrian government
has not quite given up all hope of bringing the King
of Naples to make some concessions, and it is for that
purpose that Cieneral Martini is about to return in
gnat haste to his pat."

The Dash retiree in a very absolute form the
statement made about a fortnight ego, and with-
drawn, to the effect that the King of Trusts was
preparing to occupy Neufchatel with an armed force;
and adds, that he has notified his intentions to the
several courts. This information is not in harmony
with intelligence from other emcee.
The Gaud& 4 Lausanne states that the awake
of prisoners at Neufchatel is now reduced to about
160. It is probable that soon alter their examina-
tion, which m about to take plane in the early part
of next week, the greater number will be released.
The examining magistrate will afterward. proceed
to La Chauz-de.Fonds and the Look to interrogate
the prisoner. detained there.

The three new steam navigation companies whose
creation has just been announced are to trade OR the
Dnieper, the Don. and the afilaents of the Volga.
The Volga Stearn Navigation Company, on which the
new associations are modelled, has been several years
in existent*. The wheat, wool, sad other produce
which the vessels of these four companies will carry
down to the embouchures of the respective rivers will
be disposed over the countries of the Black Bea and
Mediterranean by the steamers of !helloed= Society
of Navigation and Commerce, whose scheme of opera-,
Uwe we published a few day. since.
A St. Petersburg correspondent of the aacoso
Oat states that it is the intention of the Roam
government shortly to adopt the Gregorian calendar
in place of that which at present makes Russian dates
twelve days later than those of western Christendom.
A letter from Berlin of the 21st September, in the
Waver Gaon*, says:
" We have just learned from a good souses that
the English ambassador at St. Petersburg has No
to the Russian cabinet a note relative to the Isle of
Serpents, so serious and categorical that the Em-
peror Alexander has expressed himself at Moscow
to Lord Granville in terms which prove that that
proosediog of the English government has made a
swat impression, and was entirely unexpected. The
Emperor has, said to the representative of Queen
Victoria that pesos being made, the relation of the
powers should have become friendly, and that, in con-
sequence, he °said not understand that proceeding of
the cabinet of London."