The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-02 00:00:00

INDIA,.

COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EIIEIIARIH■ AND BRITISH TELZGRAPIO

(PION 0111 OWN

MALTA, TOSSOLT.

Commercial' airless from Bombay of Oct. 10
report the money market rather tight. Imports
were healthy ; in exports little was doing, and prices
were receding. Freights were lower. Exchange,
2s. 0)d.

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SAIIIRDET EVENING.
_ _ _

Ali Ghalib Paola, son-in-law of the Sultan, was
drowned last evening in the Bosphorus, his barge
having been sunk by a steamer.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.

The Emperor and Empress have left to-day for
CowipiAgne, where the Court will remain until the
end of the month.

This being All Saints' Day, the Bonne and public
offices en closed.

In the Paris corn-market, during the past week,
business has been of an average character, the
four marks being quoted at 48G. the sack of 137
kilogrammes. Superior qualities were offered at
prices varying down to 44fr. For wheat, the
quotation was 28fr. the 190 kilos. Some good
samples from Champagne were offered for 26fr.,
and others from Sens and Montanan at 24fr. 60e.
13ye was in demand, the price being 16fr. 260.
the 116 kilos.

The only journal that touches on the subject of 11
Mr. Bright's first speech at Birmingham is the
Constitution:oat, which publishes an article briefly
enumerating the chief points of the oration. After
dwelling particularly on the language used against
the House of Lords and against unequal taxation in
England, the French journal concludes as follows :
It may be sees on what daageroas ground Mr. Bright has
curried the discussion on the Reform Bill. It is probable
that certain aasertiorts weds by him at Birmingham will be
lamely ocarbstad by the orgies of the old parthm At
MI mats, It Is certain that this harangue, et times so
vary violist, against aristocratic prejudices, mat pro-
duce a eonsiderable effect. It la in vain for the
Tines to pretend that the radical orator spoke
with mars vehemence ties& wee otmeistuat wit►
the national &alias at this p•rtiosler meteata, he then are
not Um Mee good ramie be amposing that this hammy
will exalts the public Mad, and give a fresh end *mem
impales to • movalmat which has hitherto heat rather
limited. Mr. Bright wished to give this ismales, mil be
invited his auditory sad the numerous Mewls of ratan to
follow It op with all the may salted to so great • came
What Mr. Bright wishes is a general agitation similar to
I that which preceded the adoption of the Reform BM of
1832 sad the vote on the com laws ; that world be the
whole a•rioa dosing op its ranks to Mask privileges and
I march to the smash of the Home of Lords. Will the
cornea listaa to that Met sad obey its sa•r-
gede semeale ! Will it repast the ay which was
so wen* applauded at Birmingham:—" No hypo-
critical measure I Let as ham • Ma bill, •
pod hill, se no bill at all " f Will they exact, as Mr. Bright
drains, an antemian ef the right ef weans nearly equity-
Ime M named setae; vote by teapot; and an equal
Mviam of the rimmesatatives aseortMeg to she eatable of
Medea f That is what we Mall seem sm. Bat tf the
righollea semismesd by Mr. Bright shod& spread end es-
happremsetkme, It may, perhaps, be sot ally the ex-
istence of the Them mhdatry bat also the preponderance of
the arlakatreim that will be campmates& E•gls•d hermit
meld asporiseat cm of those shocks which hers elresdy
several Nem sfsake• her to bar handations. It Is true that
her robust wassitation knows bow to triumph over each
Wahl, and there Is every reason to hope that on this occasion
also she will be able to undergo, without danger, • huh
transformation.

THE PENINSULAR NATL.
(ST SLECTRIC TILSOZAPIL)
SOUTHAMPTON, TrEssiT.
The Valetta has arrived with the Peninsular mail
The French squadron left Lisbon on the 26th
ult., with the Charles Georges.