The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-17 00:00:00

EGYPT.

ALICEANDRIA, duatier 16.
The Imperor Napoleon's fête day was celebrated
here with considerable enthusiasm. A large crowd
followed the French consul to the church, where
the Te Deum was sung.
A banquet was given yesterday evening at the
French Consulate, at which the principal French
residents in Alexandria were present.

ABORIOA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Auausi 17.

The Bamberg sad American Company's enema
Teuteeia, from New York on the sth inst., bra
arrived. Ilibe brings 206 passengers for this pork
Hang, and Hamburg, but no nails. Her new
bas been anticipated.

QUEENSTOWN, Aaiun 17.
The National Steam Navigation Company's
steamer Helvetia, from New Yak on the sth
jut., arrived here at 3a. m. to-day, with 260 pas-
sengers.
She landed 65 passengers and proceeded at 5.30
a, m.
Her news has been anticipated.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARK WIDYINDAT EVENING.
The morning papers did not appear in oonse-
queues of the popular festival yesterday. The
evening Moniker comments as follows on the visit
of the English fleet to Cherbourg :
The British sqesdron has arrived In Cherbourg to join',
with oar MUMS in celebrating the nuns day of the Em-
perm. Is moue, the Free& squadron will visit Entail.
&snow ksowe bow ►he two muskies were lid to lids
szehang• of visits. It had been remaers3 that some vase*
of the imperial easy would this year make as en:anima t•
the Channel sod the German Oceae, on which sevseel
towns as the English coast solicited the favour of a visit
from our flag, but this step having led to diplomatic emr
meniostione, the two cabinets made srtaegemeete for mi-
oipromi visits el their fleets is the course of the ocemni.
Esgisad desired that her 'goodies Weld be meal es
the llith of August in Cherbourg, sod niece meat cm-
graiulate herself on the sentiments of frieadship and
courtesy which dictated this wish on the part of the &MY
goverennat.
Most of the other papers comment on the visit
of the Bnglisb fleet in very similar terms. The
Side flatters itself that the officers and men will
learn some tilsefnl lessons in France, and throw off
the aristocratic yoke which weighs upon them and
all other Englishmen.
The doenir Nationals says :
The French salon will give a media and joyous mem
tioo to the lapbelt Beet. We shalt emenredly pia some-
thing by the Intimacy of this peat pops which has
known how to remain free. Liberty Is onstagions, sad
dersauses have balm suppressed.
The Opinion Nationale, quoting the Daily News,
adds :
The.. ace good words and loyal, asd we accept them
with all our heart. Yee! the intimate alliance of England
mid Fromm is more than ever necessary in presence of the
avast:log Roods* Imusioo is Europe sad Asia. More
this ever it is medial that the Wad have but ace heart
and am soul, for the danger approaches, sod Mitigation
has need of all Ism childras.
The Patric also reproduces a paragraph of the
article, and the Daily News only requires now the
sanction of quotation in the bfonittur, which will
hardly be wanting, to give its readers here a claim
to enjoy the same immunity from confiscation of
which the Times has so long had a monopoly.
The petit Moniker oontains nothing else bnt a
flaming account of yesterday's fete, in which the
courtly writer is silent on the uncourtly interference
of the rain with the comfort of the subjects and the
brilliancy of the fireworks.
To-day the weather is all that it ought to have
been yesterday. The flags are still bung out from
all windows, and the crowds of strangers who fill
the boulevards would lead one to suppose
that there was another fête in prospect. But they
are evidently only taking advantage of their visit to
the capital to purchase the elegancies which have
not yet reached the country towns, for almost all
have parcels in their hands. We have not yet set-
tied down from the excitement of yesterday, which,
if it makes my letter of the shortest, seems to have
had an exhilarating effect on the Bourse. Judging
by the rise in all securities, with the single excep-
tion of Roman railways, it would seem there is a
decided revival of speculative spirit. The Itente
has risen 25c., and Credit Mobilier 10fr. The
Credit Espagnol, which has gained lsfr. at term,
has advanced 78fr. 25c. for money. M. Periere
may therefore flatter himself that his party has
triumphed. Everything presages the continuance
the rise.

WEATHER REPORT.

.-(THIS DAY.)

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FaoSAUL
SirDAY. ON NORTHERN SATURDAY.
Chiefly northerly asil ODs W.S.W. to N.N.W.,
westerly, strong, strong to fresh, with
tonally, unsettled. sane rain.
W n.W. to N.N.W., WWITZAIt. As next above.
strong, squally, tome
showers.
As next above.

BoWHINAN. W. to N. and back.
troth, equally, a taw
shower.
&W. to LW.. fresh to &AMTAN. As best above.

'Woos.
Northern=liosthind. Wreternr-lreland, Wales, and adja-
cencies. Southeni.Nrsclish Channel and Nay of Biscay.
Eastarn.Eagward Sodland and North fies.

THE AITIMIPTED MUMMA 07 THE 01710211. or
ROYAL EIfGERIEB AT CHATHAM.—CHATHAM, WIDNIS-
DAT BTININGL—Tbe annonnoemens made today at the gar-
rhos that there is every probability of Major F. H. De ,
Vera, of the Royal Magitiews, ultimately reseverins from
t►e Whete of the serious is be sestalued at the beads
of Sapper Jahn Owes% by the latter irlwg a loaded ride at
him, under the cireumittoom already detailed, will be
bailed with satisfaction by the member, of the military
profession. Ie *sewer to impinge this sowing, it was
stated the wousded officer wan going oo exceedingly well.
and appeared to be slowly mendieg. In faat, the whole of
the medical ransoms by whom be has hew visited have
gives the meet favourable apiaries' of the sum Carrie was
this mornisg spin plead before the unhands, at the
polioarewart ; but this was a mere formal pranging, and
the primmer wee again resaseded until Monday aext, whoa
be will be woe mom broogiat sp, although &whew some
time most elapse before Major De Two is sulliklestly re-
osoorod to attend to gins ATWOOD mint Ida. There I.
us &We allelyst is Ortule's ilosoosoor, aid be still
odors *olds attempt ea No* Detore's So is term tits
moat dillash