The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-29 00:00:00

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

(AT SDINAIDIN AND annex TILIONAPN.)
TRUST% OCT. 28.
The steamer Bombay arrived on the 28:h October,
at 8 o'clock p.m., in 188 hours from Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Ocr. 21.

The India and Chins mails leave Alexandria to-
day, with adviots from Calcutta to Sept. 22; Bom-
bay, Oct. 3; Hong Hong, Sept. 12 ; Shanghae, Sept.
14; Canton, Sept.lo; Ceylon, Sept. 17; Mansiting,
Aug. 27; and Melbourne, July 26.
Tranquillity generally prevails throughout India.
The rainy swam had closed favourably. Prepara-
tions kw the expedition to the Persian Gull
continued.

Deaths by cholera in the Ponjaub onormoas.
Money market may; only three at four thousand
rupees subscribed for the West Loan. Exchange at
Calcutta, 260. Eachaup at Bnabay, 2s. lid.
Crop of dee it China has been diminished by
inundation. Priem rising. Exchange at Bbanghee,
7.6 i ; at Canton. 4.10.

fiaaritiaa, Asg.27.—Bagar market satin, at Ma.
advaaaa.

blelbonrno,Jaly 23.—G01d production improved,
82,668 ounces by escort ending Daly 19.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(710 X OM °lnt

PARIS, ToseDAY Emma.

At the risk of uttering what the Moccitewr may I
perhaps denounce as an'" odious calumny," I feel it
an imperative duty to say emphatically that instead
of being in harmonious relations, the cabinets of
London and Paris are at this moment almost at dag-
gers' draw. The difference between them on the ques-
tion of the execution of the treaty of Part. is mat
serious, and u to what is to be done
with Naples, they are absolutely at fixes
and sevens. The French government, I learn from
a good source, is apprehensive that England may be
driven to occupy the Island of Sicily, la order, in case
of a oonvulsion in Europe, to give her &point d'appui
equal to that which France and Austria have
acquired for themselves by their respective occupations
of Rome and Lombardy. I really oannot explain the
approximation of the English cabinet towards the
policy of Austria but by the conjecture that
diplomatists mut have reasons of which
the publics are ignorant to suspect a secret alliance
between France and Russia. I observe that the
Nord, the Rueian organ at Brussels, speaks now in
almost identical terms with the French government
journals of the questions on which the French and
and English governments are understood to
differ. Moreover, I notice that the Feria,
a new paper, published under government
aversion, reproduces the following extracts from
German papers:

The Dt;rte;be dor sot believe to the oottessenos of the
Aaglo•Fraeh aliases.

T e Wow Gissette Wake dim will be so fresh wafer-

sows at Yarn. The upshot of all those ceejsenerso is the
probability of ea &lanes betwore Fraser sad Bess* sad
according ki the Braise Gass, a Mtn to NIPOI.O. 111.,
of whisk Baron Seebeck, who laciest returned front Bes-
sie, b the bearer, is coaaostod with the project for this
'Memos.

The Dresden Journal announces that the Gratd
Duke Constantine is shortly coming to Paris.
There have been considerable fluctuations at the
Bourn to-day, owing to the spproa thing settlement.
It appears that the "bears" have oversold them-
selves, and conesquestly the balance of operations
has resulted in a ries. The Rents Gland at 87fr. 6c.
for cash, and 66fr. 900. for amount, with a rise of
88c. and 40c. Mobilise rose 20fr. Railways were
firm. Lyons and Mediterranean rose 10fr., Orleans,
Bfr., and the other lieu from 2fr. 600. to Mr.
The Bank of France not only puts on the mew
with regard to loans, bat is rigorously calling in
stoney doe to it. The Credit Mobilise itself has
lately been forced to pay up a debt of 10,000,0001 r.
to the bank.

The Parris contains the following most amusing
paragraph :—" It will be seen by the extracts which
we publish in another solemn, from the principal
London papers, with what energy they mallets
themselves with the blues expressed by the °Melia
organ of the French government of the attacks
of certain organs of the English press, and with the
appeal made to the good sense and fair feeling of the
British people." Turning to the extrude alluded to I
find that they consist of nothing she than a trans-
' lation of an article of the Morning Post, and a short
and garbled quotation from the very article of the
noses, for the publication of which the French
authorities thought fit to confiscate every
oopy of that journal which came to Paris
this morning. Really this humbug is so
disgusting that it cannot be stigmatised in too se-
vers terms. The French government will perhaps
say that it is not responsible for the Petrie ; but if, with
all its warnings and repressive laws, it cannot drill
its own press, why doss it pretend to interfere with
ours? If there be in England any people week
enough to listen to the appeal made to their "good
sense and loyalty" by the Moneteur against
their free press, let them know that the
French government seizes a foreign journal which
displeases it, and then allows, if it does not
instruct, its organs ex to misrepresent the contents of
the suppressed paper as to lead French readers to sup-
pose that the foreign journal approves of the very
act which in reality it denounce..
Several more erred& were made last night in the
populous quarters of St. Denis and St. Martin. The
cause, I am told, is that several workmen bavestruck
toe a rise of wages and abort time. Moreover, save-
nil of the parties arrested are accused of having
posted placards complaining of the dearness of pro-
visions, &a. Some of dime inscriptions, I am told,
were traced in phosphoric letters, which were visible
on the walls at night.