The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-04 00:00:00

THE XXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1858.

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA;

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(MOW 0111 OWN comsromr

LIVICEPOOL, BArriuuy.

This day, at 6.30. sm., the British and North
America Royal Mail steam-ship, Arabis, Captain
Stone, arrived off Point Lynam.
She is expected in the river about mid-day.
She was to leave Boston on the 24th alt.

FRANCE.

PARIS, FIZDAIt Erasure.
A council of Ministers ham been held this day, to
deliberate upon the measures necessary to prevent a
financial crisis.

The Monitor publishes the following amount of
the Mont of the Imperial family to Paris::
The Emperor, the Raprees, and the Prince Imperial
arrived at Paris yesterday Inman. at 8 o'clock in perfect
health. Their Majesties bad left Hardee.: In the morals.
at 9 o'clock, amid the warm acelamatiaes of an Immense
multitude. The mine enthusiasm welcomed their Majesties
at all the stations between Balsas: and Pavia

Their lllsjesties were ant at the 'taboo by their Ertel-
ionise the Maiden of State, of War, lad of the laterior,
by his limeelleaty Menial Magas', the Prefect of the
Seine ; the Prefect of Polies ; Count Bserfooehi, First
Chamberlain; sad General Fleury, Pint Equerry.
Their Majeities were accompaaied by the Comatose de
Lablidojire sad the Comatose de Leurasel, ladies of the
palm; Madame de Entadoe, aaderieveraese of the
Elliott do Prows; by Owes! Nay, aids-de-camp of the
Emperor; Coast Charlie de TeaMter de le Peptic, Int
shataberkla of her Majesty the Empress; by the Marquis
de Lagrange, equerry; the Marquis de Cider*, °Moor of
ordamme of the Emperor, sad by M.Mequard, secretary of
his Majeaty sad chief of his cabinet

Oa feaviag the station the Emperor expressed hie thanks
to the directors of the Orleans company for the een be-
stowed sun the haperial ends.
Their lief @sties sod the Prime Imperial intsaedistely
entered a carriage for Bt. Cload.
. . .

A battalion wu drawn up is the court of arrival.
A nusoross crowd awaited *sir Miklastiao at dui station
and on the quays, and shoats arm on all sides of " Vivo
l'llospersar !" "Viva Mayoralties!" "Vito le Primo
Ispertal!"

The theatrical npreentatios offend by the city of Bor-
deaux to their Mensties was magailleent. The streets were
bruliaatly illaminted. ♦ manateatal triumphal era Wei
rmpleadeat with light.
. .

As immense erewd whose& the Emperor and Empress
Th. warmest setheslasat displayed itself all along their
Majesties' pump. Wine their Majesties eating the thea-
tre everybody rose respectfully, and shouts of " Viva
l'Eserstreur l" " Vive i'lespdratrice !" burst forth es all
sides. The repressetatiee terodeated at 11 °Week.

The sae inthadaia wail 'visaed coatheirdeputare.
Further arrests, it in said, hate been made, and
the garrison of Park is to be considerably rein-
forced.

Mr. MUM, the American minister, has returned
to Paris from Eogland.
Mehemet Bey, the Turkish ambassador at the
Court of the Tuileries, arrived at Marseilles on Wed-
nesday, in the Capitol' steamer, from Genoa and
Turin, on his way to Paris.

"The Emperor has ordered (says the Messager de
liartuee) that important works shall be immediately
commenced for enlarging the Villa Eugenie. These
additions, which are to be completed by Inns teak
will coosist—lat, of a barracks for the troops, who
have hitherto been plaosd in huts or under canvas;
2nd, of an elegant pavilion for the residence of the
commandant of the villa; 3rd, commodious and suf-
ficient accommodation for the clerks whom the Em-
peror may think proper to have near him; and 4th,
a considerable enlargement of the stables and coach-
bonne."

Rear-Admiral Count de Oseydon has been sp-
pointed to the command of the French squadron col
the station of the Antilles and the Gulf of Mexico.
He will hoist his flag oa board the Cleopatra frigate.
The autumn meeting at Chantilly mules off to-
morrow and Sunday.
M. Boyer has arrived at Marseilles from Constan-
tinople, cm his way to Londoo.
The Monies, dipirsits of the 25th ult. contains
some further sonnet of the operations of the expedL
done against the Habig's. After the sarcasm ob•
tamped cc the 12th and following days, several clinks
sent in their subinkeion. On the 20th General Yusuf
made a reconnoisance to ozonize the position of the
Beni Honk and mho road leading to the Zinnia.
The column arrived within view of the position
without firing a shot, and after closely examining all
the approaches to it, retuned towards the camp.
Whilst doing so the Beni Koala made several
latteuipts to snail the flanks of the column, bet were
driven back with leer. Lieutenant de Maneourt, of
the Bpahis, was unfortunately shot through the bead
while envying an order from the general, and died
immediately. This is the only casualty that so.
caned.

The Three per Cents. dosed today at 68f. 30e.
for the sad of the month; and the Fouritad-a.lialf
per Ousts. at 91f. 26e, Orleans Railway shares,
1,316 f.; Great Northern, 966,. ; Strasburg. 906?.;
new shares, 820 f. Paris sod Lyme, 1,290 t.; Lyons
to the Mediterratwas, 1,7661.; Western of France,
91014 Bordeaux and Oette, 706 f.; ditto new shares,
712 f. 60o.; Great Central of France, 630 f.; Lyon
sad Omen, 760 f. ; Bank of Credit Mobilier, 1.660 f. ;
Avatriaa Railways, 820 f.

DELAY OP TIDE INDIAN NAILS AT NAR-
BULLS&

Mr. F.eaing, the secretory of the Meashester
Commercial Amodatioa hoe received the following reply
from the Poetatester-Geseral, to a letter as the .abject of
the delay of ladlaa soils at Mereelllos:
eseenl Poot4Bloo, Oct. 2,1856.
81r,—With rabtramo to you Utter of the 18th alt., oa
the eabiret of the &shy, at Kamilla, of the nab frost
ladia, whit!' arrived ed that pert oa the Ilth Wt. I tea dl.
'wad by the PostarslorKaarel to esomiat yes that the
oriespatosa for the tamping, of the /Miasma& through
?sass me with the Frac* Patwaito. HI. Oren bu, tat
hems, eserleer. sailed the atiosolow el the Dimas, Om ra
of that Mite le the &dm which samems awes to the
treembeise ethos* milt free Komillite, sad ho will do
se spa, b ..Aries W the delay whisk tea *lst as this
eawita—l ems, ih, yeas obedioM rid dirible wrest,
J. Tizas "

Irrorun Discovny.—A French seer is
the Maim eervae believes he Ifes waseded la &monies
a poses ter wawa/ft seamen pest late amok dans: la
msey sathiselis. Peewees who Isms @sea 'pel-
isses =MIMI newel Mb that it I. essel la is-
teselesasse Ohne to the omen coal, whilet the fast of
Its mduedes 0 per ssal. lea It is Me available for
miag ps (1,010 Idlognisime irlit pekoe 6,400 esti'
feet of ass), einal.tar, weiesealse, OA% and volatile
sils. The &isomer los sbMinl aa opellesive patent for
the Maim imitates'. • ea a Imp wale is being
foamed at fit. Petersburg for tba wpm of workieg the
Palest sad establiddag spiel's throughout the whole of the
Reeelesompro.
BAItON HITIIDOLDT.—The Pala* to
their noel panel aseesatily. hold a few days ego at Vienne,
pregiteteil so whims of eengratielaties he Bares de Hon-
bolds, lad the distiagslabed mow hoe returned the fel•
haring reply to it, siblemed to the dimmer of the Nob>
pal Imitate el that sity :—" I era professedly affectod
by the ersvouir sad easgratalatioes of ay respectable
esileagase, the astaraliste aseabled la the peat imperial
eity. I Mimi spelt to you, ay aside Maid, to beg
fa dial te swept the lamp of my permed grstitade
for it is 1. great part to your indomitable bounty that I
ewe, I en 0r,., the joy whit& has bees prepared for me.
The espresso pew wilds use eau melee la this life,
la the path wldelf yesA and sun knew, is to copper—
Mike saiselallies lsithhl atteehmat to the German
esummaiml &ma Milt la free proper sad is the propo-
sal's el beilliPase—by easegoos aids sa lesporteat
pH ell the pia sepreileties. et rather, se I ought ,
ms•rally WM, the lOW lahmese."