The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-24 00:00:00

TURKEY.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 23.
Advice. have been received front Constantinople
to the 16th inst.

Tremendous tempeets hays prevailed of late, and
many shipwreck. have taken place in the Black Sea,
especially on the coast of Roam/ilia.

ALGERIA.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 23.
The Algerian journals deny the rumoured death
of General Seriers.

Adrian from Tunis, to the 15th inst., state that
the new Bey is about to send an ambassador extra-
ordinary to Constantinopte to demand a religious
investiture front the Sultan.

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, TIMM/DAY Moamow.
The screw steamer Nova Scotia has arrived from
Quebec, with dates to the 12th inst.

The steamer North American, hence, had arrived
at Quebec, and the steamer Hungarian, hence, had
put into St. John's, Newfoundland, to land forty-two
passengers taken from the wre-k off Newfoundland
of a vessel from Labrador.

The City of Baltimore, hence, Ma Queenstown,
had arrived at New York.

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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11.

Cotton advanced he. per lb. under the Hungarian's
news. Middling, 10je. to 110. Receipts of the
week, 72,000; exports of the week, 74,000.

Literature in Paris is quite us moth influenced by
"(salmon" se are ladies' dresses. fiencs dr amuses of
" Peaty " a variety of romances have bees published *deb
go ander the general title of "sue etude de iseems." M.
B. Gotudou has jest presestad to the public a volume of this
class, called " Louise." The grave historian' of the "His-
tory of the Congress of Paris" he written a book which is
attracting much attention.

Letters from Milan speak of the gay aspect that
city has mourned since the return of the nobility from their
country villas. The French officers us the constant gamete
of the Milanese richer risme", who do not fail in every way
M chow their gratitude to the people of the nation which de-
livered Mein from the hated dominion of Austria. The
whole wriest of the city is changed oleos the Austrians
left; people seem more happy and say; than On more
hstive meetings, and the theatres are crowded. A ame-
ba of projects are on the taps:. for watering into new sad ti-
tular* Somme trial speculums".
A postscript in the Lahore Chronicle of the 13th
alt. says:—" We have just received the following Leta-
ligence of the death of Nana Sahib from ear Onto corres-
pondent. The letter is dated the 7th of October, 1869 :
,importaat news has just oeme In that the Nana died in the
Dhang valley (in the Nepanl frontier) on the 2nd current. His
followers have all dispersed in world gang". Bann Madho of
Syswarrah is very unwell, and it is apprehended he will not
survive long.'" &miler statement' however have several
times appeared in the Indian papers, followed is a few days
by a contradiction.

THIS FRENCH COI:MT.—We read in Golighassi
"Oa Betarday last the Emperor gem • grand shooting party
in the grand park of Compiegne. The game killed amornted
to 930 head. Til• Semmes' sad Priam de Metternich
Weight down the greatest swabs°. The Emperor takva •
walk about the town mad neighbourhood of Compiegne two
er three times • week, spoompartied by ea aide-m-canip.
Ties townspeople ham the good taste to respect his
MeMoty's incognito by manifesting no cpriosity, but
merely salnUog him raavectrally le ha posers.
His Majesty the afternoon before het, accompanied
by me of kis gamete, wept to the Rue Jean
d'Arc to Aelt the MISS of the tower which formerly
&Laded the estrum to Compiegne, at the extremity of
the old bridge (now demolished) by which the Maid of
Orlesas made the talacky sortie an which she fell halo the
heads of the English. The Emperor aftenrards walked to
the Hotel de Villa and meted the musses. On the Gom-
a= of the Empress's fete the Priem Imperial recited a
compliment to her bloyeay, but hia iseasoey failing him
Wore he got to the end of his little speech, he impplied the
weal of words by throwing himself into his mother's sow..
The Empress received the embrace of her son with an
emotion which was *hand by eL the permeate prompt."
Alf INTILLIGINT PLIANT.—( he Doing journals
yahoo. imeempas of igmeance in a Allege
per that tows. • celled a few days ago to pre-
aurae ter the mak eta papa& woman, sod adored •
warn bask. " Whet le • bah r used she. .• Haat paw
water Is your pot is the fire, sad pat the child has It" •
lbw :Qantas later • selghboor mews& lad head thst the
mosso h.! put the child Into the pot oath the war, ad
had placed t;:e little creature ca the drsi wbieb she was
stirring op. Of 0041110, the aelearpo Timid the
Shill h„ lb. horrible lobo with which!. Wee threstemed.