The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-16 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nom oI owi oonzarostizar.)
PARIS, MONDAY EVININk.

The Patric says in its latest news :

Several journals publish incorrect reports from China
and Cochin China. The best understanding prevails betwe,u
the French and English commanders in China, and opera.
tions began on July 26. As to Cucbin China, it is true that
the Annamite army, commanded by a relation of the
Emperor, attacked our establishment at Wpm, but our
troops, notwithstanding the number of the enemy, main.
mined their positions, and, as soon u General Montauban
bas terminated his operations on the Peiho, he will send
troops to Cochin China to resume offensive operations with
energy.

The departure, on leave of absence, of the Pope's
nuncio, announced in the Moniker, is thought to
be only a prelude to the rupture of diplomatic
relations ; and the opinion that the Pope will leave
Rome is stronger than ever.
The Bourse has been without any marked feature.
The Rente, which was weak throughout the day,
closed at 68fr. 9k., being Saturday's price for
account, and a fall of sc. for each. Mobilier rche
3fr. 75e. There was very little change in the quo.
tations of railway shares.

The Emperor and the court will very soon go to
Compiegne for the hunting eemen. The imperial
equipages are already being sent by the Northern
Railway.

The Opinion Notionale announces as an event of
very great importance the resignation en mode of
the Council,General of Algiers. It appears that
at the opening of the , session the new president,
M. de Veld:, who is also the First President of
the Cobrt of Appeal, made a speech in which he
expressed a wish that the Arab taxes should be
collected on the same system as the French laud-
tax. General de Martimprey, who commands the
army of Algeria, considered this suggestion as an
encroachment upon the military administration,
and he thereupon wrote a letter to the president,
the terms of which have not yet transpired, but
which led to the resignation above mentioned.
M. du Pr 4 de St. Maur, the President of the
Council-General of Oran, has made a speech en-
tirely of the same tendency as that of M. de
Vault, so that the dissension between the civil and
military authorities of the colony seems to be
serious.

A duel was fought yesterday at Nugent-sur•
Marne between two well-known members of the
Paris press, M. Charles Mouselet and M. Theodore
Barribre. It terminated happily, K Monnelet
having receival but a slight scratch with the point
of a sword and K Barribre coining off scot free.

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

SOUTH AMPTON, TVDDAT.

The North Atlantic Company's steam-slip
Adriatic, Captain Comstock, from New York on
thu 6th inst., arrived off the Nee Ilea at 10.45 a.m.

The Canadian steamer has arrived.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO FATHER POINT.
NEW YORK, Ocr. 6 (Ermum).

The stock market is dull. New York Central,
881 ; Erie, 401 ; Illinois Shares, 831; Illinois
Bonds, 971. The cotton market is unsettled and
excited, with an active business; 6,000 bales
have been sold to-day mid quotations are
higher. Middling 17pland, lle. to lljc. Bread-
stuffs are steady. Wheat is buoyant, and quoted
2c. to 3c. higher. The provision market is steady.

NEV. ORLEANS, Ocr. 5.

A great storm passed over here un the 2ud inst.,
and caused much damage in the city. Many
steamers have been lost. F..rty sugar-houses in the
interior were destroyed, and great thunage was
done to the crops.

The Spanish fleet has quitted Vera Cruz without
bombiardiug the city, the American commander
having condemned such a comae..
The cotton market is firm, and all qualities have
advanced. Middling, 10ic. The sales of tit: week
amount to 54,000 halos. Receipts during the same
period, 45,000 bales. Rewipts below last year,
5,500 balm.
LOS I K)N DERRY, Tanner.

The Montreal Ocean Conipmny's steamer Anglo-
Saxon, Captain Ballantine, from Quebec, on the
6th inst., NIA arrived and lauded all mails On the
6th inst. she passed the North Briton and the John
Bell.

The City of Baltimore hall arrived out.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived
st Washington ou the 3nl inst. He visited Cincinnati,
Pitsburg, lianuiluirg, and atltimureenrotat. He was
cordially welcomed by the Preaideut,whogave a recep-
tion in his honour. The Pri nue visited Mount Vernon
iu company with the Prtehkut and the members of
the cabinet. The royal party left for Richmond on
the morning of the tith inst., and was expected to
arrive there the same I/Veiling.

Tito steamer Uncle Sant left San Francisco on
the 21st ultimo with 1,200,000 dots. in specie.

" We learu," any' the Coins, " that the Pope,
as soon as he was informed of the glorious death of General
de Pimodan, addressed an autograph letter, full of the most
paternal effusion, to the widow."
MORE WRIteRs.—SRIELIni, MONDAY A71%10;00,4'.
- tcicginiii, dated Constantinople, Oct. 11, has reached
the insurauco clubs here of smother most frightful loss
mama shipping. The Indlinigt• states that the new ship
Isabeihi, belonging to Mr. ceorge Dawson, of Myth,
which was ou her Unit voyage out. and fifty Other vessels,
have been burnt in' a 0011iiegenii011 at emetantinople.
Information has reached the elute lure this morning also
of another lao in the Baltic, the Elisabeth, of North
Shields, belongusig to Me Knox ; nod the particulars are to
hand of the low of another Blyth AIM', the SirJoho Bennie,
the survivors of whose mew lore Wry fortunately rescued
by the French whoever EniliadVvs, and landed at Cerra.
hagen. It appears that the Sirdishit Bennie had been caught
us the gals while iu the North Sea, she sprung a leak, cud
the tannin& efforts of the crew at the pampa could taut keep
down the water ; being loaded with timber, she berme
waterlcraed, when one of the apprentices was washed
overboanl. The crew had to sick safety in the
where they had to remain 4,4 liotirs, awing which sine
of the crew, Daniel Andrews, sliest through hunger and
cold. While the remainder of the crew were 'sway to
perish the French schooner hose iu sight, came gallantly
down to the inseue, and happily siweeedeil in delivering
the poor fellows fium their perilous pintion. The mate.
William Cantibell, was all those hours without any other
clothing than his, shirt, drawer., awl stockings. The crew
speak in the higbest terms of the kindles el the Froth
crew, wlso loft nothing uudotie to restore them. Tao of
the Blyth Baltic chips have been novoinited fur; the Mead,
Chirtou, has mach sot Bridlington tiny. awl the (keen Wee".
Heron, boa put into ships still remain
nusearitisted for, but it A to 1, hoped a few more
days will Inlug news of their safety. The two survivors of
the Flood° and the crew of the VAIIILI love arrived tat their
homes in Bliiekls. They are suffering freon the hardships
they underwent while knoeling Mout in their water
logged vessels at the mercy a the storm f.ir a ,lay amt a
night. To-day the weather lore is a the moat wretched
ilescriptiou. • The twin has been hdliug ia torrents all day.
and of the corn that has been left on iu the Bolds through
the shabliiuesa of some of the farmers, who would not I°'
the reapers fair ways, soil thoingli carelessness& there is
much that will lie quite sodden w illy wet nod ppeiletl.
&sm.—Puling this laid 15 ycars the prodigious
number of 1,413,11:4459 opts has lave imported into the
United Kingdom. Tlw unimitution ling greatly Menus...if
of late years. hissing been 710,419,9M1 between ISIS sa 9
d
18152 ini•lusive. anal a72,495,47tt twte, en 1555 ilea 1,15
Inclusive. With the estoptimi :11t,t173 in the first
period, and 796,443 iu the ail...sal. tins whole of this not
number of evg% has hoes token into home consumption.
The value of this apparently humble article of
Ar(samisen* i 4
considerable. linviug been tds,Gsl9. IR51; 2:114,.5,. in 1$11;
275.422 i. in ; 317,0thf. iu 1:457 ; 303,4171. IS5a ; anal
334,662/. in 1859.